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June 16, 1989

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E-F/100 was taken down to roughly 66-70 cm below surface.  The soil at this level is composed of varying tones of yellow.  Some spots are bright yellow and others yellow-brown.  Some soil is almost grey.  All is hard packed and almost sterile.  Only a few pieces of tile and pottery were found, and a flake of bronze.  Small bits of carbon are evident.  A stump was removed in E/100.

E/102's pot was cleaned around and lifted.  It preserved the entire flat base and much of the body.

E-F/101-102 were taken down to 70-75 cm below surface.  Although soil is generally devoid of material, a few pieces of bucchero were recovered.  A few pieces of tile and other pottery were found.  Soil is brown-yellow and bright yellow in places.

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E-F/100 was taken down to roughly 70 cm below the northern baulk.  A few large pockets of carbonized material were encountered in this cut, which produced very little tile and pottery.  Bucchero, orangeware, coarseware were all represented however.  A few plaster fragments were also encountered