Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Locus Number	7
Legacy Database LocusID	971
Legacy Database TBTID	366
Locus Year	2011
Open Date	2011-07-26
Close Date	2011-07-29
Open Page	67
Close Page	91
Soil Samples	False
Photos	True
Description	Locus 7 was olive green and brown in color and claylike in texture. Ample organic matter remained in this locus. This material primarily stemmed from the root within the northeastern corner; the superficial plant/weed roots of locus 5 were removed with the humous layer. Few rocks were present in this locus, though they were considerably small. Pottery increased considerably from locus 5 to locus 7; in fact, locus 7 yielded the most pottery, particularly fine impasto, of all 8 loci of CB 46 (128 pieces or 40% of the total 319 sherds discovered in CB-46). The only bone in CB-46 was found within this locus (7 fragments). An antefix fragment was found within this locus, dateable to the archaic period. Locus 7 was conflated with Locus 2 and Locus 6.