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Publictation Status Published
Publictation Year 2016
Definition Ashlar blocks adjacent to SU 1394
Formation Process Construction
Stratigraphic Reliability Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type Anthropic
Elevation Maximum 63.0
Elevation Minimum 63.0
In Elevation Drawing False
Has Photosmodels False
Observations Still some soil on top of blocks
Position Southwest corner of Area B near 2011 excavation limit, past 2010 excavation limit
Shape Rectangular block
Structure Alignment East-west
Structure Dimensions Height is unknown (further excavation), rises 8cm from Via Caludia 1400 on southern side of western block.
Structure Description Ashlar blocks, damaged especially on corners, the one to the west (adjacent to 1394) is approx 42x61cm and the second to the east is 44cm wide and 32cm long before it disappears under 1414 to east.
Originally Entered Date 2011-03-12
Originally PDF Date 2011-01-08
Record Revised Date 2016-04-26
Interpretation One large ashlar block 1414 adjacent to threshold 1394, travel under tufo floor 1396 (removed) and 1417 in room 6, seem to be associated with the older ocuupation phase (the threshold and lower tufo floor to the north of threshold). Block continues under SU 1417 for approx 1m.
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Suggested Citation

Rachel Opitz, Marcello Mogetta, Nicola Terrenato. (2017) "Unit 1414 from Europe/Italy/Gabii/Area B". In The Gabii Project. Rachel Opitz, Marcello Mogetta, Nicola Terrenato (Ed). Released: 2017-06-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/5de7624d-7839-4c58-832b-6a58e4341cde> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2s46wx08

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