- Locus TRB0913-011 [permalink]
- Type
- Locus
- In excavation trench
- Trench B-09-13
- Logical part of
- Loci
- Published as
- Rifeetal2022, pp. 81-82
- Contents of Unit
- BUILDING MATERIALS. Mortar/plaster: 11 frr., 1.80 kg. Tesserae (90): 47 white, 17 red, 26 black. Tile/brick: 60 frr., 7.30 kg.
- Contents of Unit
- BUILDING MATERIALS. Stone (6 frr., 3.28 kg): 2 Pentelic (p.L. 0.041, Th. 0.015; p.L. 0.117, Th. 0.019); 1 Pentelic with cyma recta molding, cf. KA050 (p.L. 0.110, Th. 0.019); 1 fior di pesco (p.L. 0.035, Th. 0.011); 1 verde antico (p.L. 0.082, Th. 0.008); 1 bluish gray schistose marble with beveled, arcing groove (p.L. 0.256, Th. 0.029; cf. patterns C/D).
- Contents of Unit
- LAMP. (3 frr., 0.038 kg): 1 Broneer Type XVI nozzle (KL185); 1 Broneer Type XXVII base ([ΚΑΛ]Λ̣[Ι]|[ϹΤ]ΟΥ, KL186), 1 Broneer Type XXVIIE discus (hero or god?; KL187, joins TRB0913-009).
- Contents of Unit
- POTTERY. Greek (3 frr., 0.005 kg): 1 Corinthian fine ware (open-shape body with Early-Middle Classical black figure, KP342), 1 molded relief ware (Hellenistic long petal bowl, KP344), 1 gray ware molded relief ware (Hellenistic long-petal bowl body, KP343).
- Contents of Unit
- POTTERY. Roman (1,081 frr., 9.82 kg): date-range to Late Roman, including ESA, Italian sigillata (KP346), Knidian Gray-ware bowl, eastern Thin-Walled ware Aegean cup (KP347, KP348); small unslipped pitcher; utilitarian ware, including Late Roman basin? (KP341), jar; cooking ware, including NePcf, frying pan/casserole, Early-Middle Roman casserole (KP349), Early Roman eastern cooking pot (KP345), other cooking pot; MRA3, LRA1, LRA2.
- Contents of Unit
- SMALL FINDS. Glass (6 frr.): 1 body/base, “emerald” (cast small bowl with grooved foot, KM319); 1 rim/body, colorless (wide-mouthed deep bowl with small tubular fold at shoulder, KM461); 4 rim/body, colorless (from KM461?).
- Contents of Unit
- SMALL FINDS. Metal: 2 frr. iron nails, including 1 shank with domed, circular head, heavily corroded (Type VII; p.L. 0.060, Th. shank 0.007, Diam. head 0.019) and 1 shank with slightly convex, pentagonal? head (Type VIII; p.L. 0.053, Th. shank 0.008, W. head 0.018).
- Explanation of deposition
- Early-Late Roman fill underlying and constituting floor in south chamber and ambulatory of Octagon, combined with sediment over central to south floor of chamber from use and disuse of Octagon and massive structural debris from catastrophic collapse of the building.
- In Deposit or Stratum
- Koutsongila Deposit B12
- In Deposit or Stratum
- Koutsongila Deposit B14a
- In Deposit or Stratum
- Koutsongila Deposit B17
- Location in unit
- Lower level, beneath mosaic and in mosaic subflooring in central to west trench/southwest chamber and ambulatory in Octagon.
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Brick
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Early-Middle Roman Casserole
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Early-Middle Roman Cooking Pot
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Early-Middle Roman Frying Pan
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Jar
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Knidian Gray Ware
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Late Roman Amphora 1
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Late Roman Amphora 2
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Middle Roman Amphora 3
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Nail
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Pitcher or Jug
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Tessera(e)
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Tile
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Architectural Decoration
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Cooking Ware
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Eastern Sigillata A
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Glass
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Mortar/Plaster
- Uninventoried Type Present
- Unclassified Utilitarian Ware
