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July 19, 2000

Locus 3 was cleared down to the top of Locus 4, the destruction layerl. It was then drawn and photographed as was the other cut, in meters 167-169 E, 28-29.5 S. The new locus 4 is thickly strewn with carbon and bits of plaster. Tile cover is thick enough to make excavation difficult, with occasional depths of ten centimeters. The tiles are often lying vertically or diagonally. A frieze plaque (find #2) and a rochetto (find #1) came to light, along with several curious terracottas of presumed architectural function. Resting upon the terracotta tiles and intermingled with them are several fist-sized (ca 5-10 cm) rocks. Those that rest above terracotta tiles are presumed to be out of context and

were removed during the recovery of materials from the destruction. The frieze plaque (pg 55, #2) combined with the rosette fragment (page 43 #2) suggest an unequivocal terminus post quem of the date of the archaic building's destruction. The opening coordinates of Locus 4 at the corners were: NW 1.25m; NE 1.27 m; SW 1.30 m; SE 1.35 m; center 1.27 B.D.

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20000024

20000046

20000046
  • Find #2
  • 34.98 S 172.48 E
  • 1.33 BD
  • Locus 4
  • Banquet scene frieze fragment

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20000028

20000028

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Peter Nulton. (2017) "PN II (2000-07-19):51-58; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro South Flank/Tesoro South Flank, Extension I 0/2000, ID:421/PC 20000028". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/43b5316a-5b4e-4cb9-9a90-19fe85b4f483> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2v98f35n

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