SK (Metallurgical layer) -- A thick layer of soft earth, mostly grey in color and with small amounts of slag. In places, there are red spots derived from decomposed clay bricks. A small amount of charcoal. In the east, there is a large spot of red sand with charcoal that may -- develop to be a layer. In this area, there are a relatively large amount of small, floating stones. This red sand is related to the base of installation 673. We can define this locus as a fill rather than a copper production layer.

• 2006-11-05 to 2006-11-06

Land snail shell, furnace fragments, bone.

Area stratum M5a

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Locus Number: M 674

Stratum

• Stratum VII:

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