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Pottery Summary II

A small amount of pottery was recovered from CB-48 during the 2011 excavation season, 61 sherds. Most of the pottery found was impasto, 93.44%, with very little fine impasto, 4.92%, and only one piece of bucchero, 1.64%, found. It is interesting to note that no coarsewear pottery was found. 73.77% of the pottery was found in Locus 1 , the topsoil layer which was a clay like, brown colored soil with a heavy presence of roots. Locus 4 contained 7 sherds of pottery, 11.48%, and was an extension of the trench with a similar soil to Locus 1 but with a large slab of bedrock. A single piece of pottery was found in Locus 2 and five, 8.20%, sherds were found in the baulk trim. The small amount of pottery recovered from CB-48 does not provide conclusive information regarding the southwest Civitate B area.

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Mike C. Ginnard info
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Iron age info
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Mike C. Ginnard. (2017) "MCG I (2011-08-01):99-100; Pottery Summary II from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Civitate B/Civitate B 48/2011, ID:643". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/documents/c00395a1-b35e-4f0a-a0ee-05dcd2553939> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2cv4t39s

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