VSF 2010 Report - Nabo

western edge of the platform; the lowermost stones were recorded separately and given the
unit number 10030, although they were still embedded in the gravelly deposit 10029.
Organic-rich and gravelly occupation
surface (platform) 10022
Hearth base 10028
Later floor 10024
Cut for pit house,
unit 10044
Figure 5. The later occupation phase of Structure 10, facing south, showing the layed gravelly, organic-rich
platform on the east and north sides of the building (10029), the post pads, and the black, charcoal-rich floor
layer (10024) associated with the ash in the hearth, 10027.
Post-hole [10045]
Cut [10044]
[10029]
Post-hole
[10037]
[10024]
Post-hole
[10026]
1 m
1 m
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Figure 6. Plan of Structure 10, showing the
original cut of the pit (unit 10044, in red), the
extent of the later floor layer, unit 10024 (in
blue), which lipped up against the low gravel
platform, 10027, and the relationship between
the earlier post-holes and the later post pads.
The disturbed hearth stones form a cluster in
the southwest corner of the building (north is
up).