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Daily Log
June 29, 1972
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Boxes of Tiles: 2
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Boxes of Pottery:
Work continued today on Tesoro Rect. 8 C-D, 7 and in the Courtyard D-F, 0-1.
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Find 1
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Courtyard, F-1
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c. 35 cm
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Fragment of Halo-Corinth. plate - preserves red pain on surface
- Find #3
- Rect. 8, C-7
- c. 40 cm
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Fragment of rocchetto with stamped design
- Find #4
- Courtyard, D-0
- c. 35 cm
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Fragment of bronze nail with iron pin
- Find #5
- Courtyard, D-0
- c. 35 cm
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fragment of iron nail, found next to above piece
In sectors D-F, 0 in courtyard - concentration of burnt material - pieces of carbon and burnt earth became greater towards the wall of the upper bldg. Though very little bronze was found here the bucchero increased noticeably as did fragments of coarse ware. Carbon was particularly heavy against the wall of the upper bldg. in sector E-F, 0. Very little ivory has been found to date in the courtyard. Most noticeable in the concentration of bronze and iron nails in sectors B-C. TOgether with this is the considerable no. of rocchetti found here. No. of large pithos fragments were found C-D, 0-1 and at least 2 diff. rims were found with them. Concentration of pan tiles in the courtyard is not relatively heavy.
Rect. 8 sector B, 5-7 produced very little in the way of pottery and small finds - bucchero was very slight in this area. B, 5-6 - at depth c. 30 cm - what appears to be stone foundation wall - a continuation of that found in rect. 7. The wall itself appears to be built directly on bedrock - portioins of which were uncovered to the west. Fragments of large pan tiles lay directly on top of wall - while the area to the west of the wall was covered with stone fill - perhaps a continuation of that found in the fona - ( See EN Bk. 1 ). Above the level of the stone fill, approximately level to tiles on wall lies a dark carbon layer sloping down slightly
to the west. Tiles lay directly on top of the carbon layer.
- Find 6
- Courtyard, E-1
- c. 45 cm
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large nail
- Find 7
- Courtyard, E-1
- c. 45 cm
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Small impasto cup, missing handle
- Find 8
- Courtyard, F-0
- c. 30 cm
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Near wall of upper bldg. concentration of coarse ware fragments - preserves part of rim with handle and piece of base
- Find 9
- Courtyard, F-1
- head of bronze nail, missing pin
| Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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| Document Type | Trench Book Entry |
| Trench Book Entry Date | 1972-06-29 |
| Entry Year | 1972 |
| Start Page | 105 |
| End Page | 112 |
| Title | Daily Log |
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Vocabulary: DCMI Metadata Terms (Dublin Core Terms) |
EN III
Vocabulary: Murlo |
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Erik Nielsen. (2017) "EN III (1972-06-29):105-112; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Courtyard/Courtyard/1972, ID:404/PC 19720455". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/379f6ee6-a8fb-43f4-bd0c-05f7f2271510> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2zs31s5h
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