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Locus Number 5
Legacy Database LocusID 960
Legacy Database TBTID 365
Locus Year 2011
Open Date 2011-07-26
Close Date 2011-07-29
Open Page 43
Close Page 57
Soil Samples False
Photos False
Description Locus 5 was declared after peeling away the topsoil layer of locus 4 in the eastern extension of CB-49. The soil of locus 5 was a lighter brown and identical to that found in locus 2, as they are stratigraphically equivalent. The soil was also easier to sort due to a reduction in root frequency. Locus 5 produced 1/2 of a latte box of pottery and 1 bowl of terracotta. In addition, 4 special finds were made including a piece of iron slag, a large piece of terracotta (identified initially as a ridge-pole tile, later reclassified as a brick), a cut out akroterion fragment, and a sherd of medieval pottery.
Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Opening Grid Coordinates
EW (x) NS (y) Elevation (z) Rotation Order
-4 -29 29.91 1
-3 -29 29.86 2
-3 -32 29.82 3
-4 -32 29.88 4
Closing Grid Coordinates
EW (x) NS (y) Elevation (z) Rotation Order
-4 -29 29.76 1
-3 -29 29.73 2
-3 -32 29.75 3
-4 -32 29.75 4
Suggested Citation

Anthony Tuck. (2017) "Locus 5 from Europe/Italy/Poggio Civitate/Civitate B/Civitate B 49/2011, ID:644". In Murlo. Anthony Tuck (Ed). Released: 2017-10-04. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/7ab0c95b-39e5-4a33-bb85-0c4ae8d009c0> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k28k7ms0c

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