Unit 4636
Category: layer dug in 1999
Area: South
Interpretive Categories: arbitrary layer
Data Category Information: Location: building; Deposition: homogeneous; Basal Spit: basal deposit
Dimensions: 1.0m x 1.0m
Consistency: friable
Colour: dark brown
Texture: clayey silt
Bedding: massive
Inclusions: charcoal <1%, plaster blocks 20%
Post-depositional Features: none
Basal Boundary: clear and sharp
Unit Stratigraphy (as recorded in the field):
Dry sieve volume: 0
Total Deposit Volume: 0
Number of Samples recorded by excavator: 4
Number of Related Diary Entries: 0
Settlement Phase:
Associated Mellaart Levels (from Space):
Associated Hodder Level (from Space): Unassigned at present
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Finds Room Information:
All material from site passes through the finds room for washing and separating before it is passed onto the various lab teams. The finds room keeps a basic inventory of what is found. A finds material type list is given here. Further analytical detail maybe provided by the Lab Team data below.
X Finds Material: nothing recorded
Finds Material Stored: nothing recorded
Lab Team Data
Please note the list below does not represent everything that might have been found in this Unit, but represents the datasets we have available on-line. Please ArchaeoBots Sample Recorded: No Ceramic Records: No Clay Object Records: No Chipped Stone Records: No Conservation Recorded: No Faunal Records: Yes
Count of records:: 19
Unit description: Unit represented entirely by flotation sample 1 (>4mm 100% sorted and recorded). It is dominated by small bits of sheep-sized scrap (long bones, ribs, vertebrae, skull pieces and other indeterminates). The only diagnostic is a sheep-sized sesamoid. Fragments are generaly very small - mainly less than 1cm, but a few are c3cms. The smaller pieces are rather battered as if from a floor deposit where they may have been trampled/eroded, but some of the slightly larger fragments are in fair condition. A few are burnt (low temperatures). Could these be discarded on a floor, with some pieces having been trampled in/eroded for longer than others? Last record = F19Figurine Records: No Ground Stone Records: Yes
Count of records:: 1 Heavy Residue Records: No Microfaunal Records: No
Sorry not all of this data is available online at present, please contact us if you are particularly interested microfauna recordsPhytolith Sample: No
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