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Daily Log Entry for Wednesday, 18 July 2007
WEDNESDAY, 18 JULY 2007
AM
Since some of our pick passes were pulling up small bits of very dark, Locus 6-like soil, we picked in the middle, south, and west to expose the darker soil under Locus 4. The pick pass in the middle section pulled up more dark soil. After the pick pass in the middle, we picked in the south section, where we also began to pull up some bits of darker soil. We then picked twice in the western section, which was high, in order to level the trench. The first pick pass in the west revealed a rocchetto fragment (Find #1) and a piece of vitrified terracotta (Find #2). The second pick pass revealed another piece of incised impasto (Find #4). The soil continues to be medium brown, mottled, & hard packed. The soil has orange, white, and black inclusions and contains many small (2-5 cm across) pieces of terracotta, and pottery and bone. We extracted an unusually large amount of plaster. Most of the plaster consisted of small chunks (2-5 cm across) but there were some larger fragments (6-10 cm across) with reed
impressions. Niether pick pass revealed any darker, burn-layer soil. We did a rock just to the south of the SE corner of the roped-off stone feature.
MORNING FINDS:
- FIND # 1
- Rocchetto Fragment
- Locus 4
- 186.56 E, 47.76 S
- 27.30 abs. elev.
- FIND #2
- Vitrified Terracotta
- Locus 4
- 186.33 E, 46.58 S
- 27.29 abs. elev
- FIND #3
- Vitrified Terracotta
- Locus 4
- 185.57 E, 47.60 S
- 27.24 abs. elev
- FIND #4
- Incised Impasto
- Locus 4
- 185.36 E, 47.09 S
- 27.24 abs. elev
PM
We picked in the middle and south sections to see if any more dark, Locus 6-like soil lies beneath the surface. The middle pick pass
revealed no dark soil whatsoever. Only the medium brown mottled soil was extracted. The pick pass in the south instead revealed lots of dark soil. The next pick pass in the south should remove the last of the Locus 4 soil and a new locus can be declared the in the south. Several finds were extracted from the south pick pass including some fragments of incised buccheroid which seem to belong to the same vessel (Finds #5, 6, & 8), another rocchetto fragment (Find #7), and a piece of incised impasto (Find #9).
AFTERNOON FINDS:
- FIND #5
- Decorated Buccheroid
- Locus 4
- 187.10 E, 47.88 S
- 27.24 abs. elev
AFTERNOON FINDS CONT\'D:
- FIND #6
- Decorated Buccheroid
- Locus 4
- 187.10 E, 47.88 S
- 27.24 abs. elev
- FIND #7
- Rocchetto Fragment
- Locus 4
- 186.71 E, 48.01 S
- 27.24 abs. elev
- FIND #8
- Incised Buccheroid
- Locus 4 Bowlfind
- approx 186.97 E, 47.88 S
- approx. 27.22 abs. elev.
- FIND #9
- Incised Impasto
- Locus 4
- 188.05 E, 47.89 S
- 27.21 abs. elev
MATERIAL YIELDED:
Locus 4:
- 5 4/5 Bowls Terracotta
- 4 2/3 Latte Boxes Pottery
- 1 1/3 Latte Boxes Bone
- 8 pcs. Bulk Bronze
Locus 6:
- 9 pcs Bone
- 1/4 Bowl Terracotta
- no pottery
Baulk Trim:
- 1/3 Bowl Terracotta
- 1/4 Latte Box Pottery
- 1/4 Latte Box Bone
Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Document Type | Trench Book Entry |
Trench Book Entry Date | 2007-07-18 |
Entry Year | 2007 |
Start Page | 49 |
End Page | 56 |
Title | Daily Log Entry for Wednesday, 18 July 2007 |
Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Is Part Of
Vocabulary: DCMI Metadata Terms (Dublin Core Terms) |
JRV I
Vocabulary: Murlo |
Suggested Citation
Joseph R. Vansuch. (2017) "JRV I (2007-07-18):49-56; Daily Log Entry for Wednesday, 18 July 2007 from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Tesoro/Tesoro 45/2007, ID:584/Locus 3". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/bcb431ff-f80b-4526-be6c-6d05462ca3a5> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2w66rn14
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