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Daily Log
July 16, 1990
A.M.
I/77 was brought from topsoil to 45 cm down in order to allow a section drawing (jogged if need be) from J/78-80. A vessel without a base attachment was here. Beside it, a ring base was found which may have broken off the vessel. See finds #4 and 5.
D/77 was brought to 55 cm where large fragments of tiles were encountered and cleaned. Work will concentrate here to reveal the extent of these tiles.
Work in K/79 in the tile/plaster layer produced a fine orangeware foot and a piece of bucchero incised with one line. This latter piece was found on top of the foot, which was directly below a large pantile fragment. Photographs were taken.
G-H/78-79 was cleaned to reveal the tile layer that exists here at this depth, 60-80 cm (due to uneven topsoil layer and backfill from T-23). The tile fragments here are large and lie among rocks. It seems that this is a continuation of
- Find 6
- K/79
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Bronze object
the situation in G-I/80-81 except at a lower level. Tile was found on top of a stone pack there as well.
P.M.
G-H/78-79 continues to be cleaned with trowels. Large stones and tile are present.
Tiles have also been found in D/77 and these were cleaned. This area seems to have small fragments generally with only one large fragment uncovered so far. This is at 55 cm. A similar depth 4 meters away in I/77 has produced a gray sandy soil with a good deal of stones. Some tile is found here. Among the stones in this meter were pieces that approached slingstone shape - like those encountered at 45 cm in J/78 on June 26, p. 17 . It seems likely that these are a natural occurrence because the stones come up in varying degrees of "likeness to slingstone-shape." We keep those which look most slingstone-like, but disregard the rest. It is probably the nature of this type of stone to erod into football-shaped pieces.
As we worked north, the soil in 77
change from the gray, sandy, stone-filled dirt of meter I into browner dirt similar to that at higher levels. Our 55 cm cut moved as far as G/77. One cassetta of tile was filled and 1/4 of a latte box of pottery.
K/78-79 was cleaned further with trowels and produced a cassetta of tile and a cassetta of plaster. 1/4 of a latte box of pottery was filled. One large piece of bronze and several other flecks were found. One fragment of a conical foot was found that may join the large fragment excavated this morning.
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Document Type | Trench Book Entry |
Trench Book Entry Date | 1990-07-16 |
Entry Year | 1990 |
Start Page | 74 |
End Page | 85 |
Title | Daily Log |
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MW VII
Vocabulary: Murlo |
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Matthew Wilcox. (2017) "MW VII (1990-07-16):74-85; Daily Log from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro/Tesoro 26/1990, ID:428". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/ac6b4ac4-55bd-486c-afe3-b2d0afdfb679> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2862sp5t
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