Tile: 1/4 cassetta

Pottery: none

Soil: topsoil

Finds: none

General: none

Tile: 6 cassetti (plus)

Pottery: 4 boxes (plus)

Soil: In general, meters V-W/62-64 soil was loose, reddish-brown in color with a light plaster content and included carbon material, glass slag, large unburned plaster and terracotta fragments.  To the west, the soil is brown with little carbon, plaster or other extensive materials present.  By meters T-U/62-64 the soil is uniformly brown, fairly loose with scattered small stones and roots.  The northern meters exhibit increasing roots and carbon material including some large pieces.

Finds:

General: Finds, pottery and tile are more concentrated to the east: particularly in the southern meters.  Despite the increasing of carbonification to the north, little of the pottery, tile, or terracotta is so damaged.

Tile: 7 cassette (plus)

Pottery: 5 boxes (plus)

Soil: Dark red loose soil with a high plaster content dominates the eastern metres particularly to the south.  This soil and plaster thins to the west until in U/62 it becomes a loose yellow clay with negligible pottery, plaster, tile or stone.  A dark burn layer is present in the red soil to the east until T/63-64.

Finds:

General: Concentrations of finds, pottery, tile and plaster remained heaviest in eastern and southern meters over supposed floor area.  In this level unburned, partially burned and vitrified materials are found together.