Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Layer Date Start	150
Ceramics Class	Commonware
Layer Date Start Suffix	BC
Layer Date End	1
Layer Date End Suffix	BC
Ceramics (count)	127
Publictation Status	Published
Publictation Year	2016
Ceramics (weight, kg.)	5.011
Definition	Vessels of Infant Burial
Formation Process	Intentional Deposition
Stratigraphic Reliability	Fair
Stratigraphic Unit Type	Anthropic
In Elevation Drawing	False
Has Photosmodels	True
Observations	found at bottom of fill of cut which was excavated in the previous year (2010) vessels appear broken from above , some sherds found in fill inside; many cracks
Position	central area B 2011
Shape	two somewhat intact vessels; oriented E W
Finds Observations	The dating is based on the two vessels that are more complete.
Ceramics Observations	Very good general condition. Most sherds belong to two vessels; at least two other vessels are also represented.
Originally Revised Date	2011-01-07
Originally Signed Date	2012-07-13
Record Revised Date	2016-04-26
Interpretation	Two largely intact ceramic vessels, which appear to cap each other. They are in situ, but are broken from above - several stones and large chunks of other pottery are visible at the top of the inner fill, and these may be responsible for the breakage. The vessels contain the skeleton of an infant. They sit along side a wall (SU1299) and on the same orientation, so the grave is possibly associated with this structure. (Vessels bagged separately (1&2) when possible.
Commonware (rims count)	17
Commonware (bases count)	3
Commonware (walls count)	107
Commonware (total count)	127
Commonware (weight, kg)	5.011
Commonware (min size)	1.0
Commonware (max size)	10.0