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🆔 Identification

ID#3
SiteLa Pierre Grise
PeriodBronze Age
ContextDomestic
Archaeological ContextFosse 2
InterpretationACO (Amorphous Charred Object)
Researcher IDWATTE Jean-Pierre
PublishedYes

📍 Location

SiteLa Pierre Grise
GPS Coordinates Lat: 49.5302169, Long: 0.20599388888889
CountryFrance
RegionNormandie
DepartmentSeine-maritime
CityMontivilliers

🔍 Excavation

Excavation nameLa Pierre Grise
SupervisorNot specified
Start date1990
End date1990
Sampling methodWet sieving
Context integrityIn Situ

⏳ Dating

Dating typeCarbon dating
Dating methodAbsolute
Dating (text)1431 BC - 1265 BC
Standardized dates (BP) 3381 – 3215

📏 Physical Characteristics

TypologyAmorphous
ShapeIND
Number of fragments18
Dimensions
Max (L×W×H) Not specified
Min (L×W×H) Not specified
Real (L×W×T) Not specified

🛡️ Conservation & Surface

Conservation stateFragmented
Preservation conditionCharred
PorosityNot specified
TextureNot specified
OrnamentationNone
Upper surfaceNot specified
Lower surfaceNot specified

📝 Additional Descriptions

Comments
Remains found in association with a stone quern. Flat cake or porridge.
Reference
Marinval Philippe in Watte Jean-Pierre, Un atelier de tisserand de la fin du Bronze moyen et son contexte, à La Pierre-Grise, commune de Montivilliers (Seine-Maritime), Journées archéologiques de Haute-Normandie. Rouen, 3-5 avril 2009, Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre, 2010, p.63-74 DOI:10.4000/books.purh.6853 , ISBN: 978-2-87775-493-4 , 979-10-240-1065-6

🔬 Microscopic Observations

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Triticum sp.;Hordeum sp.
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