Patchy remains of clay floor
Date 2021-11-09 Type layer Identifier VV2021_c1037 Date Created 2021-11-23 License CC-BY 4.0 Rights Holder LU AP5_removed_part_or_all_of https://dev.omeka.ht.lu.se/s/vastra-vang/item/1840 VV2021 Trench A AP21_contains https://dev.omeka.ht.lu.se/s/vastra-vang/item/2043 VV2021 find A35 Carried out by https://dev.omeka.ht.lu.se/s/vastra-vang/item/1841 Fauvelle, Mikael https://dev.omeka.ht.lu.se/s/vastra-vang/item/1212 Svensson, Andreas Used general technique trowel Is referred to byThis is a clay floor which covers most of the trench but is not always found intact. It is patchy in that it is much thicker in some places than others and sometimes is not found at all. Nonetheless, it does seem to have covered most of the trench and can be seen clearly in the sidewall profile to intrude over the top of the posthole pit. This clay floor contains many small patches of charcoal as well as small specks of burnt bone, possibly human.
Has representation https://dev.omeka.ht.lu.se/s/vastra-vang/item/1848 VV2021 Trench A on November 9 (3D model) Depth 1 to 3 cm Width 2.5 meters Clay spots dominating Burnt clay some Daub some Charcoal much Animal bone present Sediment type fine-grained sediments Sorting of content well sorted Grain size fine Fatness dry Compaction compact Dampness dry Contact area boundaries clear Color modifier light Color hue brownish Color yellow Composition modifier silty Composition clay Below 1013 Above 1044, 1039 --