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Publictation Status Published
Publictation Year 2016
Definition Infant Servi (sp?) in fragmented imbrex
Formation Process Intentional Deposition
Stratigraphic Reliability Good
Stratigraphic Unit Type Anthropic
In Elevation Drawing False
Has Photosmodels True
Observations dry, sunny conditions, excavated ex situ in lab. Grave 45. No overlay
Position original position was east central area B
Shape human
Originally Filled Date 2011-03-08
Originally Revised Date 2011-03-08
Originally Entered Date 2011-06-12
Originally PDF Date 2011-03-08
Record Revised Date 2016-04-17
Interpretation Infant burial in an imbrex, very badly preserved. Since all of the bones were still in place (as in grave SU 1460) there was no water in the sewer anymore when the graves were dug. Because the space within the imbrex was empty and the bones would have been washed away if the sewer would have been still in use.
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Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Organic Soil Inclusions Human Bones, Frequent
Organic Soil Inclusion Details
Soil Inclusion Class and Frequency [Record: 6833]
Class: Human Bones, Frequency: Frequent
Soil Inclusion Details
[No details]
Suggested Citation

Rachel Opitz, Marcello Mogetta, Nicola Terrenato. (2017) "Unit 1480 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/bda32729-1fac-47a1-b277-e3f58c63dd73> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2js9x041

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