Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Definition	Soil and big slab in courtyard
Formation Process	Collapse
Stratigraphic Reliability	Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Natural
Elevation Maximum	63.0
Elevation Minimum	63.0
In Cross Section	False
In Elevation Drawing	False
Has Photos	True
Has Photosmodels	False
Filled On	2011-07-19
Revised On	2011-08-02
Clay	50.0
Silt	47.0
Sand	3.0
Soil Matrix	Cohesive
Soil Compation	Hard
Soil Color	Brown
Observations	Dry, sunny conditions, good visibility.
Position	Situated at the western edge of trench B, near threshold SU 1354 and close to sewer SU 1228/1230
Shape	A single ashlar block, very big, with soil stuck to it.
Soil Sample	False
Non-Soil Sample	False
Sieving	False
Originally Issued Date	2011-07-19
Originally Filled Date	2011-07-19
Originally Revised Date	2011-08-02
Originally Entered Date	2012-07-04
Originally PDF Date	2011-08-03
Record Revised Date	2016-04-26
Interpretation	Big ashlar, probably originally buries into the retaining wall of house (SU 1245) and then, during the renewal of the floor surface or during the construction of the drainage channel SU 1228, it was redeposited where we found it some 2000 years later. Author: Samantha Lash
Interpretation Author	Samantha Lash
Interpretation Date	2011-07-19