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| Deposit 1100 65 0 10% poorly sorted inclusions of tile fragments, small to medium pebbles (rounded, subrounded and angular), small bone fragments, and pottery sherds in a light yellowish brown sandy silt ... 1780-1800 ... angular), small bone fragments, and pottery sherds in a ... Top slope of the context is slight down to the NW. Bottom slope of the context is ... Only 1 nail and a small |
Deposit 1104 6774 0 Lot 2010-020 40% inclusions: tiles, bone, pottery fragments and small stones Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is light pinkish brown. The soil compaction is firm. The ... npd ... Fill of a possible dump. |
| Deposit 1109 825 Lot 2015-038 70% angular and sub-rounded coarse pebbles. Abundant fragments of pottery, bones and stones (c. 7cm) tile fragments. Top slope of the context is slight down to the N. The ... 1270 CE +- 10 ... 70% angular and sub-rounded coarse pebbles. Abundant fragments of pottery, ... Top slope of the context is slight down to the N. The soil color is light ... characterised by a loose soil with a |
Deposit 1106 646 0 Lot 2012-013 The soil had 50% ceramic sherds, cobbles that are angular and spherical, coarse and medium pebbles that are rounded and spherical, iron slag, glass, bone, nails, tile, shell, ... late 11th c - early 12th c ... angular and spherical, coarse ... included a significant amount of ... Top slope of the context is slight down to the SW. The soil color is dark |
| Deposit 1100 48 0 Lot 2007-037 20% poorly sorted inclusions consisting of small and large pebbles both subrounded and angular in a dark yellowish brown soft sandy silt. Tile fragments, bone fragments, ... late 13th c. 3 early modern ... general fill |
Deposit 1101 5538 0 50% total inclusions: 10% pottery, 10% tile, 20% pebbles to cobbles (fine to coarse pebbles, rounded to angular, spherical to platy), 10% boulders Top slope of the context is level ... third quarter of the 13th c ... angular, spherical to platy), ... Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is light yellowish brown ... is a harder area under |
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