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Loci 1, 4, 7, 9 - topsoil: 21.7%

Coarseware: 11 fragments, 2.5%

  • Body - 8 fragments, 73%
  • Rim - 1 fragment, 9%
  • Base - 2 fragments, 18%

Orangeware: 28 fragments, 6.3%

  • Body - 28 fragments, 100%

Impasto: 382 fragments, 83.2 %

  • Body - 348 fragments, 91%
  • Rim - 18 fragments, 4,8%
  • Base - 12 fragments, 3,1%
  • Handle - 4 fragments, 1%

Bucchero: 1 fragment, 0.2%

  • Body - 1 fragment, 100%

Creamware: 35 fragments, 7.8%

  • Body - 35 fragments, 100%

Material fragmentary and heavily worn

Locus 2, 3: 2.9%

Produced 55 impasto, 3 coarseware and 2 creamware fragments.  Impasto fragments included 2 rims and 1 base.  Also a large coarseware handle fragment was found which possibly joins to the "well cover" found in CA42 in 1997 (see LSI ).

Locus 15: 0.8%

Produced 1 coarseware, 15 impasto fragments and 1 bucchero rim.  A large, very fragmentary and extemely friable part of situla with handle (#2, p. 149 ) also was found.

Locus 5, 11, 13: 44.8%

Coarseware: 87 fragments, 8.9%

  • Body - 79 fragments, 90%
  • Rim - 5 fragments, 6%
  • Base - 2 fragments, 2.3%
  • Handle - 1 fragment, 1.7%

Orangeware: 35 fragments, 3.8%

  • Body - 34 fragments, 97%
  • Base - 1 fragment, 3%

Impasto: 777 fragments, 84.3%

  • Body - 698 fragments, 89.8%
  • Rim - 55 fragments, 7.15%
  • Base - 19 fragments, 2.45%
  • Handle - 5 fragments, 0.6%

Bucchero: 20 fragments, 2.7%

  • Body - 15 fragments, 75%
  • Rim - 2 fragments, 10%
  • Base - 1 fragment, 5%
  • Handle -2 fragments, 10%

Creamware: 3 fragments, 0.3%

  • Body - 3 fragments, 100%

Material fragmentary but fairly well preserved.  Fairly large parts of vessels were retrieved including part of a full profile pot (#2 p. 129 ).  Predominant fabric type was impasto, few fine ware fragments were found.  A large number of fragments appeared to be coil made. Very little decorated pottery was found.  Notable finds included: impasto and coarse ware base (#5 p. 109 , #9 p. 117 , #5 p. 123 ), coild made rims (#10 p. 117 , #7 p. 115 , #2 p. 129 , #5 p. 131 ), ridged rim (#3 p. 113 ), orangeware handle base (#4 p. 131 ), bucchero base (#3 p. 107 ), bucchero handle (#1 p. 61 ).  Unusual fragments included #1 p. 57 , #1 p. 129 .

Locus 10: 18.2%

Coarseware: 27 fragments, 7%

  • Body - 21 fragments, 78%
  • Rim - 5 fragments, 18%
  • Base - 1 fragment, 4%

Orangeware: 8 fragments, 2%

  • Body - 8 fragments, 100%

Impasto: 310 fragments, 83%

  • Body - 257 fragments, 83%
  • Rim - 35 fragments, 11%
  • Base - 10 fragments, 3%
  • Handle - 8 fragments, 3%

Bucchero: 25 fragments, 7%

  • Body - 16 fragments, 64%
  • Rim - 7 fragments, 28%
  • Base - 1 fragment, 4%
  • Handle -1 fragment, 4%

Creamware: 3 fragments, 1%

  • Body - 3 fragments, 100%

Material fragmentary but fairly well preserved.  Large portions of some vessels present including full profiles (#5 p. 85 ).  A lot of coil made ceramics (#1 p. 83 , #4 p. 95 , #2 p. 103 , #2 p. 79 ).  Fine pottery was scarce as was decorated pottery, except for a knob decorated fragment of impasto (#5 p. 95 , #3 p. 103 ).

Loci 14, 16: 11.6%

Coarseware: 19 fragments, 8%

  • Body - 16 fragments, 84%
  • Rim - 1 fragment, 5%
  • Base - 1 fragment, 5%
  • Handle - 1 fragment, 5%

Orangeware: 78 fragments, 32%

  • Body - 77 fragments, 98%
  • Rim - 1 fragment, 2%

Impasto: 140 fragments, 58%

  • Body - 126 fragments, 90%
  • Rim - 13 fragments, 9.3%
  • Base - 2 fragments, 0.7%

Bucchero: 2 fragments, 2%

  • Body - 2 fragments, 100%

Material fragmentary but well preserved.  High percentage fo orange ware results from numerous fragments of what appears to be one vessel (also see #1 p. 141 ).  2 complete profiles were recovered, both bowls of impasto (#1 p. 183 , #2 p. 185 ), as well as a large part of a ring-based closed-shaped vessel (#3 p. 185 ).  The only decorated example was fragmentary coarseware rim with incised striation (#4 p. 167 ).  Also a buccheroid fine base was found in this stratum (#1, p. 169 ).

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Margarita Gleba info
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Iron age info
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Margarita Gleba. (2017) "MG II (1998-07-31):204-225; Pottery Summary from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Civitate A/Civitate A 42N/1998, ID:360". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/62c11a66-aec8-45c3-a2d1-dd538b98c0ff> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2fj2rq9s

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