🆔 Identification

ID#391
SiteAux Quatre Abias
PeriodRoman Period
ContextDomestic
Archaeological ContextMultiples structures (fosses profondes): 8, 11 et 23.
InterpretationBread
PublishedYes

📍 Location

SiteAux Quatre Abias
GPS Coordinates Lat: 50.706445193401, Long: 5.2925920228961
CountryBelgium
RegionWallonie
CityWaremme

🔍 Excavation

Excavation nameAux Quatre Abias
SupervisorNot specified
Start date1997
End date1997
Sampling methodNot specified
Context integrityScattered

⏳ Dating

Dating typeNot specified
Dating methodNot specified
Dating (text)Ier et IIe siecles
Standardized dates (BP) 1949 – 1750

📏 Physical Characteristics

TypologyWith shape
ShapeNot specified
Dimensions
Max (L×W×H) 2 × 1.3 × 0.8 cm
Min (L×W×H) 1.1 × 0.8 × 0.4 cm
Real (L×W×T) Not specified

🛡️ Conservation & Surface

Conservation stateFragmented
Preservation conditionCharred
PorosityHomogeneous
TextureNot specified
OrnamentationNot specified
Upper surfaceNot specified
Lower surfaceNot specified

📝 Additional Descriptions

Comments
Multiple fragments found in three different structures (the structures concerned are listed in the "site" tab). Among them, two "loaves" whose measurements are given above. The samples concerned are samples 2 and 4 from structure 8, and samples from structures 11 and 23.
Reference
LAURENT C. (1996-1997) - Waremme/Lantremange : étude micro-archéologique et carpologique du site « Aux Quatre Abias ». Découverte de fragments de Bread dans des structures des I er et IIe siècles, Chronique de l'Archéologie wallonne 4-5, p.102-103

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