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Deposit 1101 5252 0 50% fine pebbles to bolders, bone, ceramic, root, tile Top slope of the context is uneven. The soil color is mixed. The soil compaction is firm. The soil is poorly sorted. It is sandy ... 12th century NPD ... re-enforce such a conclusion. In |
Mended from many fragments with the missing pieces restored in plaster and painted, notably much of the wall under each handle and much of Side B. Ring on neck. Neck glazed on inside. Glaze abraded here ... Ca. 410 B.C ... talented artist, a conclusion |
Deposit 1101 5541 0 20% incl: roof tile frag., mixed cobbles, bits of bone, ash Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is dark mixed. The soil compaction is soft. The soil is poorly sorted ... 11th npd ... conclusion, it appears that 5541 is |
| Deposit 1109 767 Lot 2015-012 some very small white inclusions; some charcoal, including chunks (2cm diameter); moderate amount of fragments of ceramics and tile; some coarse pebbles (5%, 3-5cm); some ... 1st half of 13th century ... conclusion, it seems the cut for |
EXCAVATION SUMMARY
We, Ben Sullivan and Dan Leon, began excavation north of Nezi Field in the area previously excavated in the 1960s under the direction of H.S. Robinson, in the area immediately to the ... based on these conclusions ...
CONCLUSIONS
Our two rooms appear to |
| Deposit 1108 112 Lot 2014-001 Inclusions: 10% total: cement (c. 15cm); tile; ceramic; bone; stone (pebble to cobble); frags. of decorative floor; metal; glass; plaster. The soil color is dark brownish ... 2014/04/16 ... seems reasonable to concluse |
| Deposit 1101 5568 0 Lot 2008-026 80% total inclusions: 60% tile, 5% pottery, 10% pebbles (fine to coarse, rounded to angular, spherical to tabular), <5% ash, 5% cobbles to boulders (rounded to angular, ... third quarter of the 13th c ... conclusively once we have finished |
Deposit 1101 5768 0 30%: small angular and platy cobbles, small boulders, roof tile fragments, large pottery fragments, small pottery fragments, small angular pebbles Top slope of the context is uneven ... mid 12th ... conclusively demonstrated that this |
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