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1107 1163 0 Filled by deposit 1245 The context shape in plan is sub-rectangular. The top break of the cut is sharp. The sides of the cut are mixed (vertical & concave). The break at the base of the ... late 7th-8th AD ... Nezi Field, context 1163 |
Deposit 1107 1159 0 Carbon, plaster, small stones, shell, pottery, glass, slag, mosaic/pebbled plaster, composing ca. 20% deposit. Top slope of the context is moderate down to the E. The soil color is ... (with much earlier material from Archaic-Hellenistic) ... Lower fill of pit 1163 |
Deposit 1107 1145 0 Lot 2013-027 medium greyish brown silt with roughly 70% large inclusions: sub-rounded stones, rounded stones, large rough stones (up to 18 x 15 cm), many tiles (2-3cm thick, pale orange ... Late 7th-8th ... Upper pit fill of cut 1163 |
Structure 1107 1137 0 Structure materials: stone, roof tiles, packed earth, plaster/cement (cement mixed with smooth river pebbles). Material size: worked stone:.36x.39m; unworked .22x.15; tile 4cm. Material ... Late Roman? ... wall was cut by pit 1163 ... 1163 during the Byzantine |
1107 1178 0 The context shape in plan is rectrangular. The top break of the cut is sharp. The sides of the cut are mixed. The break at the base of the cut is sharp. The base of the cut is vertical sides ... 2013/06/04 ... Cut 1163; it therefore ... 1163. |
Structure 1107 1138 0 Structure materials: plaster, compact earth, stones in lowest course. Material size: e.g., NW stone (below plaster), .29 x .23 x .07m. Material finish: roughly hewn stones, likely ... Byzantine? ... pit, 1163, and therefore |
Deposit 1107 1186 0 Color: red-brown. Ceramic sherds (coarse and fine), lumps of clay, small stones, pieces of bone. Inclusions roughly 15% Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is dark reddish ... Classical? ... 5334, and cut by pit 1163 to |
Deposit 1107 1193 0 Lot 2013-022 Among the inclusions were sub-rounded stones up to c. 3 cm in diameter, pottery, and shell. Inclusions c. 15% Top slope of the context is level. The soil color is light ... Late 4th, early 3rd c ... bothros 1163, and by the |
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