Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Definition	Upper fill of imbrex grave
Formation Process	Intentional Deposition
Stratigraphic Reliability	Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Anthropic
Elevation Maximum	62.0
Elevation Minimum	62.0
In Elevation Drawing	False
Has Photosmodels	False
Clay	15.0
Silt	80.0
Sand	5.0
Soil Matrix	Granular
Soil Compation	Friable
Soil Color	Brown
Observations	excavated by trowel, dry conditions, the fill was in terms of soil not different from SU 1385, but contained older pottery.
Position	central
Shape	rectangular, conforms to shape of cut 1461
Layer Surface	flat, no visible inclusions
Layer Inclusion Observations	no inclusions
Layer Interface	Commingled
Originally Entered Date	2011-05-12
Originally PDF Date	2011-01-08
Record Revised Date	2016-04-17
Interpretation	Upper fill of a grave, an infant burial within two imbrices, the fill was in terms of soil not different to 1385 but some instinct made the excavators separate the finds from this deeper area (they said the pottery seemed to be different to what they found above).