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| Deposit 1103 6639 0 30%: tile fragments, platy angular cobbles, large pottery fragments, angular bones, small rounded pebbles The soil color is dark greyish brown. The soil compaction is loose. The soil ... byzantine ... Frankish period, dating to the |
Deposit 1106 743 0 Lot 2012-017 30% inclusions. Ceramic, tile, bone, medium pebbles that are subrounded and spherical, boulders, charcoal, bronze, antler Top slope of the context is level. The soil color ... 18th c ... Fineware. frankish incised, bowl. |
Deposit 1103 6589 0 Lot 2009-065 20%: large angular tiles, large angular ceramics, bone, small rounded pebbles The soil color is dark reddish brown. The soil compaction is weakly cemented. The soil is ... 12th century npd ... Frankish period, dating to the |
Deposit 1107 1228 0 Lot 2013-024 Color, mixed: red and black. Among inclusions were large tile fragments, pottery (mostly coarse, fine too), charcoal, large numbers and sizes of bone (multiple jaw bones) ... 1st half of 12th c. CE ... Frankish ceramic. As this pit |
Cut 1101 5484 0 Structure materials: Limestone, roof tile. Material size: Limestone: 0.31x0.11x0.18, Tile: 0.09x0.03. Material finish: mixed. Material construction: Random coursed. Material bonding: mud ... 931-34 ... excavations and the Frankish wall |
Deposit 1103 6624 0 Lot 2009-101 5%: small subrectangula stones, small tile fragments, small angular cobbles Top slope of the context is slight down to the E. The soil color is light greyish brown. The ... 11th century, npd ... Frankish period, dating to the |
| Deposit 1103 6258 0 Lot 2009-103 30-40% inclusions of pottery, tile and pebbles; soil is firmer than 6211, 6213, and 6222; also more clay (white layer) than these contexts. The soil color is dark reddish ... 10th/11th century ... the whitish (frankish) clay |
Deposit 1106 886 0 Lot 2012-045 tile (20%), cobbles (5%), pebbles, pottery, bone, carbon, iron, shell, plaster, terracotta antefix and moulding, bronze The soil color is dark yellowish brown. The soil ... 8th century? ... moving back to Frankish pit |
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