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Publication

Publication Status

Beta Published

Publication Year

Publication Notes

Record Events

Filled Out By

Revised By

Finds Studied By

Filled Out On

Revised On

Finds Processed On

SU Closed

Yes No

Inclusions

Class	Frequency	Details
Anthropic
Brick	Rare
Coins	Rare	1
Metal	Rare
Pottery	Frequent
Tiles	Frequent
Geologic
Pebbles
Sand
Silt
Travertine	Rare
Organic
Animal Bones
Ash
Charcoal

Stratigraphic Sequence

Relationships

Observations and Descriptions

Observations

Position

Shape

Layers

Surface

Inclusion Observations

Thickness Observations

Interface

Commingled Diffuse Sharp

Other

Samples

Total Volume of Layer (buckets)

Soil Sampling

Yes No

Soil Sample Quantity (buckets)

Soil Sample Fraction (%)

Sieving

Yes No

Sieving Sample Quantity (buckets)

Sieving Sample Fraction (%)

Non Soil Sampling

Yes No

Non Soil Sample Type

Non Soil Sample Size

Interpretations

Unknown Date Unknown Author

The last obliteration layer of a sector originally occupied by a probable hut because underneath this level we found an extended layer of roof tiles that covered a beaten floor. So this could be interpreted as a layer of abandonment after the collapse of the structure.

Unknown Date Unknown Author

Following further study of the phasing, this can be interpreted as a layer of accumulation following the robbing and collapse of the abandoned house.

Dates and Phasing

Approximate Date of Layer

BC AD

Date of Layer Observations

Creation Phase (First Phase Present)

Last Active Phase (Present and in Use)

Last Presence Phase (Last Phase Present, not in Use)

Faunal Register

Bag #	Cassetta #	# of Specimens	Weight (gr)
354	14	59	202
459	19	3	7
656	26	68	126
Totals		130	335

Faunal NISP

Species	NISP	NISP %	NISP Notes
Aves unid.	2
Bos taurus	4
Canis familiaris	1
Equidae	1
Large Mammal	2
Medium Mammal	6
Ovis vel Capra	7
Sus domesticus	17
Unidentifiable	90
Totals	130

Bulk Finds

Finds Observations

Finds Storage Notes

Bulk Finds

Class	Count	Weight (kg)
Bone	130
Bronze	1
Flint	1
Glass	1
Iron	3
Lead	1
Other	1
Totals	138	0

Lost / Damaged - Shed Fire 2020

Total Partial

Fire Damage Notes

Special Finds

1848

Votive, miniature vessel

1852

Lithic Tool, flaked stone

2817

Coin, AE coin - Greek coin of Neapolis (300 - 275 BCE)

2818

Coin, AE coin - Republican litra (275 - 260 BCE)

Ceramics

Ceramics Assemblage Condition

Good Fair Poor

Lost / Damaged - Shed Fire 2020

Total Partial

Ceramics Condition Comments

Ceramics

Class	Whole Vessels	Rims	Handles	Bases	Walls	Total	Weight (kg)	Minimum Size (cm)	Maximum Size (cm)	Details
Amphora			4		8	12	0.255
Black Gloss		8	2	1	8	19	0.089	2	9
Bucchero		12	1	4	11	28	0.156
Bucchero Impasto		8				8	0.051
Commonware		69	7	24	269	369	5.206
Cooking Stand		1				1	0.059			Top section of 2D type with hole
Creamware		6		6	218	230	1.313			There is amongst the sherds one which has dots at the base, most likely a strainer
Dolium		1		1	17	19	2.521
Etrusco-Corinthian					7	7	0.014
Fineware		8	1	2	20	31	0.214
Impasto		16	2	3	110	121	1.872
Impasto Chiaro Sabbioso		3	2	4	54	63	2.151			there are two pieces of a mortarium, a rim and a body
Impasto Rosso		8	1	1	54	64	1.297
Internal Red Slip Ware					3	3	0.036
Italo Geometric		1			8	9	0.035
Opaque Red Ware		3			3	6	0.021			Opaque redware
Tegula					11	11				About 50 pieces of tile dumped, more or less 3.5 kg
Totals	0	144	20	46	801	1001	15.29

Glass

Spot Dates

727

200 BC - 100 BC

728

550 BC - 400 BC

729

900 BC - 500 BC

730

400 BC - 50 BC

900

305 BC - 265 BC

4242

400 BC - 300 BC

4243

700 BC - 600 BC

4567

675 BC - 650 BC

4568

700 BC - 650 BC

4595

275 BC - 260 BC

4609

300 BC - 275 BC

Connected Forms

Botany

Faunal Remains

1911

Faunal Remains

1920

Faunal Remains

1925

Faunal Remains

1903

Faunal Remains

1904

Faunal Remains

1907

Faunal Remains

1908

Faunal Remains

1909

Faunal Remains

1910

Faunal Remains

1912

Faunal Remains

1902

Faunal Remains

1906

Faunal Remains

1905

Faunal Remains

1913

Faunal Remains

1914

Faunal Remains

1915

Faunal Remains

1916

Faunal Remains

1917

Faunal Remains

1918

Faunal Remains

1919

Faunal Remains

1921

Faunal Remains

1922

Faunal Remains

1923

Faunal Remains

1924

Faunal Remains

1926

Faunal Remains

1927

Faunal Remains

1928

Finds Study

Attachments

Photo

Context Sheet

Drawing

ceramic illustration

Stratigraphic Units

Publication

Publication Status

Publication Year

Publication Notes

Basics

Excavation Year

Area

Definition

Formation Process

Stratigraphical Reliability

SU Type

Layer Distinguished By

Photos

Photo Model

Record Events

Filled Out By

Revised By

Finds Studied By

Filled Out On

Revised On

Finds Processed On

SU Closed

Inclusions

Soil Matrix

Composition

Matrix

Compaction

Measured Compaction

Color

Unit Limits

Northern Limit

Southern Limit

Western Limit

Eastern Limit

Depth Limit

Unit Limit Notes

Stratigraphic Sequence

Relationships

Observations and Descriptions

Observations

Position

Shape

Layers

Surface

Inclusion Observations

Thickness Observations

Interface

Cuts

Cut Edges

Cut Sides

Cut Bottom

Cut Top Edge

Cut Bottom Edge

Cut Observations

Structural Remains

Alignment

Building Technique

Binding Agent

Mortar Description

Mortar Inclusions

Mortar Inclusion Size

Wall Facing

Foundations

Floor Type

Wall Finishing

Dimensions

Structure Description

Samples

Total Volume of Layer (buckets)

Soil Sampling

Soil Sample Quantity (buckets)

Soil Sample Fraction (%)

Sieving

Sieving Sample Quantity (buckets)

Sieving Sample Fraction (%)

Non Soil Sampling

Non Soil Sample Type

Non Soil Sample Size

Interpretations