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Deposit 1101 228 0 The soil color is mixed. This area was first bull-dozed. Then, the workmen cleaned in order to remove the remainder of that agricultural plow-zone.
The workmen started from the south-west ... 2008/04/08 ... 2m wide strips west-east. |
Deposit 1107 1005 0 10%- large round small pebbles, ceramic sherds, tile, shell, glass, iron nails, bone Top slope of the context is level down to the S. The soil color is dark yellowish black. The soil ... late 6th c. CE ... 258.35-256.65E, 1013.79-1015.82N |
Deposit 1107 1053 0 Lot 2013-005 60%, tile, ceramic sherds, fine pebbles, glass Top slope of the context is slight down to the SW. The soil color is very dark yellowish brown. The soil compaction is firm ... second half 6th century CE ... fragments (ca. 0.28 by 0.28m |
| Deposit 1100 5092 0 Lot 2007-044 The soil contains a small percentage (10-15%) of small sized angular pebbles. Top slope of the context is slight down to the W. Bottom slope of the context is slight. The ... 2nd half of 6th c ... but stops at ca. 0.30 m. |
| Deposit 1101 5358 0 During excavation we noticed two distinct colors of the soil which were dark reddish brown and dark yellowish brown. It seemed to be mostly dark yellowish brown with patches of dark ... A.D. 931-944 ... 275.32-272.59E, 1021.1-1022.72N |
| Deposit 1101 5752 0 Lot 2008-087 30% inclusions: pottery, bone, cobbles--spherical/angular; fragmented roof tile (< .10), charcoal, ash, white clay clods Top slope of the context is level. The soil ... 1260-1270 ... 267.07-265.92E, 1044.51-1045.73N |
Deposit 1103 6168 0 Lot 2009-039 some clayey components; inclusions: small stones/pebbles (avg. 0.03-0.05 m), pottery The soil color is dark yellowish brown. The soil compaction is firm. The soil is well ... late 11th/early 12th ... 276.3-271.25E, 1026.61-1027.31N |
Deposit 1109 61 Lot 2015-087 5% small-medium pebbles, some carbon pieces (2%), 5% small reddish compacted lumps, some small clayey yellow chunks. Top slope of the context is even. The soil color is light ... 2nd c. AD ... 59. I'm not very convinced |
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