Monday, 6th July

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Monday 6 ^th July

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Hand picks and trowels were used to define the rocks in the eastern portion of Locus 2 . When clearing the soil between T-70 and 2014's T-58 in order to level out this section of the trench, a clear line formed by the stones became visible, running diagonally from the eastern corner of the large rock in the south to the northeastern corner of T-70

Special Find #1

Possibly worked bone

Locus 2

89.43E/38.75S

0.71m BD/ 26.86m AE

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Handpicking, trowel scraping and one pick pass on the western perimeter of the stones has shown that they do not extend beyond the western corner of the large rock in the south and run parallel to the eastern border. Due to this, these stones may be the western returnwall which may correspond with the linear arrangements of stones both to the north in T-57 as well as T-69 to the south, and T-59 to the southeast.

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Special Find # 2

Incised Pottery Rim

Locus 2

89.41E/38.53S

0.76m BD/ 26.81m AE

Drawing

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Special find #3

Vitrified terracotta

Locus 2

89.18 e/ 39.12s

0.76M BD/ 26.81m AE

One pick pass was conducted in the east, to better clarify the border of the linear arrangement of stones. This arrangement can now be seen to be approximately 1.17m across at its widest point.

Locus 2 end of day elevations:

NW corner: 0.63m BD/ 26.94m AE

NE corner: 0.58m BD/ 26.99m AE

SE corner: 0.61m BD/ 26.96m AE

SW corner: 0.82m BD/ 26.75m A

Locus 2 finds summary:

Terracotta: \xbc of a bowl

Pottery: 14 pieces

Bone: 14 pieces

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Locus 3 end of day elevations:

NE corner: 0.87m BD/ 26.70m AE

SE corner: 0.89m BD/ 26.68m AE

SW corner: 0.82m BD/ 26.75m AE

Locus 3 summary of finds:

There were no finds from locus 3

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