Shows location of layer 2CB206 in relation to the rest of Site 2

002CB00206     Layer


 
Layer Details
Length 1000 Width 400 Depth 0
Area  35 sq. m Volume
Material Culture Number of Objects 3 Number of Animal Bones 0
Environmental 

Stratigraphic Matrix Diagram

                                    002CB00001             
                                                 
                     002CB00002               002CB00063     002CB00080   002CB01534  
                                                 
    002CB00033   002CB00012   002CB00021    002CB00024   002CB00037   002CB00039   002CB00040   002CB00038                
                                                 
 002CB00206 = 002CB00034                                            
                                                 
                            002CB00250                    
                                                 
                    002CB01275   002CB00890       002CB02347    002CB00462            
                                                 
                                    002CB00513   002CB00514        

The matrix diagram above shows all of the spits and layers in Area 2CB indicating their relationship to each other. Click on the spit number which you wish to see in more detail. The bold, flashing (Netscape browser only) context indicates the current catalogue entry.

Discussion

This was a layer of loamy sand (Munsell colour 10YR 5/6), sealed by the darker layer 002CA00033. The deposit contained far less inclusions than 002CA00033 above. This deposit equals context number 002CA00034 (excavated in the previous 1986 season), and was issued to lift the finds which had eroded out of the sandy deposit over winter (two pot sherds and a fragment of non-local stone).

002CB00206 Object Totals by Period and Material

 

Context Details

KEY_ID TYPE SHAPE L B D PROFILE NOTES
002CB00206 LAYER RECTANGULAR
1000
400
0
 FLAT LAYER OF MOSTLY SAND WITH A SMALL LOAM CONTENT. RECORDED AS 34. THIS NUMBER WAS USED TO LIFT FINDS IN 1987. WHICH HAD BEEN EXPOSED OVER THE WINTER.

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