When a Unit is excavated a set of samples are taken from it, this means that parts of the unit are
placed in special containers and labelled. These samples are saved for analytical purposes and are used
by the Specialists on the site to discover more about the activity and the environment surrounding the Unit
when it was exposed.
| Displaying Sample Numbers in the Unit: 1667 |
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| | Sample No. | Type | Amount | Comment | | Unit: 1667 | | 1 | Archive | 0.2 | Sample amount originally entered as: 200 gr replaced by numeric value 0.2 litres on 18/08/09 | | 2 | Archive | 0.2 | Sample amount originally entered as: 200 gr replaced by numeric value 0.2 litres on 18/08/09 | | 3 | Flotation-other | 17 | flotation brick 5. Original entry of 20 lit replaced by volume for sample from Flot Log 19/08/09. Fl | | 4 | Flotation-other | 26 | flotation mortar 4. Original entry of 20 lit replaced by volume for sample from Flot Log 19/08/09. F | | 5 | Archive | 0.2 | Sample amount originally entered as: 200 gr replaced by numeric value 0.2 litres on 18/08/09 | | 6 | Flotation-other | 20 | flotation brick 3. Original entry of 20 lit replaced by volume for sample from Flot Log 19/08/09. Fl | | 7 | Archive | 0.2 | Sample amount originally entered as: 200 gr replaced by numeric value 0.2 litres on 18/08/09 | | 8 | Flotation-other | 22 | flotation mortar 2. Original entry of 20 lit replaced by volume for sample from Flot Log 19/08/09. F | | 9 | Chemical Analysis-subsample | | Sub-sampled from archive s 1 for chemical analysis. BT 3/8/05. Sample amount entered as 91 g remove | | 10 | Chemical Analysis-subsample | | Sub-sampled from archive 2 for chemical analysis. BT 5/8/05. Sample amount entered as 16 g removed f |
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