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VSF 2010 Report - Nabo

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the structure dry by digging down the floor level to the underlying, well-drained beach<br />

gravels, and by creating an air hole in the eastern wall to promote a draught.<br />

Structure 5<br />

The floor deposit in Structure 5, unit [6021], was excavated and sampled in 2006. This very<br />

thin floor, little more than a black stain over a thin podzol, was very difficult to extract an<br />

undistrubed block sample from due the undlerlying gravel. A Kubiena tin was pressed into the<br />

top of the exposed floor surface, and was sand was packed into the top of the tin to prevent<br />

disturbance during transport.<br />

Structure 5<br />

129<br />

a<br />

b<br />

Figure 4. (a) Structure 5 at the<br />

end of the excavation, showing<br />

the location of sample <strong>VSF</strong>06-<br />

129, next to the central flat<br />

stone, where the floor layer was<br />

thickest; (b) Structure 5 facing<br />

E, showing floor [6021] prior to<br />

sampling. The grinding stone is<br />

visible on the right (south) side<br />

of the building.<br />

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