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| Basket/zembil 983 47 104 Lot 2006-023 Fill with carbon flecks The matrix of this basket is dark greyish brown sandy silt, compact, with 2% pebble inclusions. B47 is the continuation of B45. B45 was interrupted ... Early 3rd c. AD ... Coarseware. mwj as Agora M-126, rim |
Deposit 1103 6416 0 Lot 2009-088 60%: significant increase in cobbles and boulders; about the same as 6412 in number of bones, sherds, shells, tile fragments; also some glass fragments. Top slope of the ... 1280-1290 ... 277.3-275.86E, 1029.98-1031.58N |
Deposit 1103 6420 0 Lot 2009-088 20% pottery sherds, small pebbles (angular/spherical), small to medium cobbles (rounded/spherical), some rounded/spherical pebbles, boulders, bones (including very small ... 1280-1290 ... 277.3-275.86E, 1029.98-1031.58N |
Deposit 1103 6497 0 Lot 2009-088 5-10% tile, pottery, bones, small pebbles, sub-rounded angular cobbles Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is dark greenish grey. The soil compaction is weakly ... 3rd qtr 13th c ... 277.02-276.08E, 1030.27-1031.23N |
Structure Deposit 1101 1106 346 0 Lot 2008-037 bone, ceramic, glass slag Bone, ceramic, glass slag. Top slope of the context is level. It is sandy silt. Structure materials: large cobbles and tile. Material ... 18th c ... 261.44-259.8E, 1003.9-1005.1N |
| Deposit 1103 6033 0 Lot 2009-003 Ceramic sherds (mainly tile fragments); stones (small to coarse pebbles; sub-rounded to angular; spherical to tabular); 40% inclusions The soil color is dark yellowish ... Late 10th/early 11th ... 267.47-265.31E, 1035.57-1039.09N |
Deposit 1103 6469 0 Lot 2009-088 10% subrounded spherical/angular cobbles, bone, pottery, tile, pebbles Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is dark greyish brown. The soil compaction is compact ... 1270-1280 ... approximately 0.30m. |
Deposit 1107 1199 0 Lot 2013-019 Inclusions of pebbles, cobbles, some boulders, roof tiles, mudbrick, plaster, metal, bone, ceramic sherds (total ~ 55%) Top slope of the context is level. The soil color ... First half of the 4th century, but with much earlier material ... deposits of small (~0.001 m |
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