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#32; Pernice 1938, 107-108, 135, 139; Boyce 1937, 29, #56-57; Elia NSc 1934, 278-308; Della Corte<br />

NSc 1933, 305-309; Della Corte NSc 1929, 467-468.<br />

Data<br />

A) Total area: 330.2 Nodes: 182.3 Connectors: 34.4 Static spaces: 117.3<br />

B) Total # spaces: 16 # Nodes: 2 # Connectors: 4 # Static spaces: 9<br />

C) Area, KI (11): 5.1 Area, DR(8): 16.0 Length, DR(8): 4.65 Width, DR(8): 3.44<br />

Area, DR(9): 17.6 Length, DR(9): 4.65 Width, DR(9): 3.79<br />

Area, DO• in(12): 26.0 Length, DO• in(12): 5.10 Width, DO• in(12): 5.10<br />

65. I.10.8, Tessitoria di Minucius, casa media (Figs. 2.8, 5.7, 5.171-5.174)<br />

Synopsis<br />

An upright masonry and wood ST of sub-type (3) was built into the NW corner of<br />

corridor (9), which served as the kitchen (Figs. 5.172-5.173). The ST has disintegrated since<br />

excavation and only traces of the one supporting wall are still visible. Two ceramic jars, one<br />

containing "vegetal material" (Allison) were found here. Several cupboards and chests stood in<br />

atrium (1). Cooking vessels were hung on nails or placed on shelving in room (8): two grinding<br />

stones, seven terracotta vessels, a ceramic cooking pot, two small amphorae and a cup. Room<br />

(12) had additional storage of cooking and table wares on its shelves: one bronze cooking pot,<br />

shallow bowl and casseruola, thirteen ceramic vessels, and nine storage jars or jugs. A latrine was<br />

located at the S end of (14). Both possible dining areas were in poor condition at the time of the<br />

eruption. DI◊(2) had a fine central emblema in its pavement, but its 1st style walls had been<br />

plastered over with plain stucco (Fig. 5.171). DR◊(10), with a window onto garden (11), seems to<br />

have been under renovation, judging from the piles of building material found within; it retains<br />

traces of 3rd style decoration (Fig. 5.174). A niched shrine was built into the E wall of garden<br />

(11).<br />

References<br />

Jashemski 1993, 49; Allison 1992b, 212-222; PPM II, 421-432; Ling 1987, 154-158; PPP I, 137-138;<br />

CTP IIIA, 18-19; Ling 1983; Guida Laterza 1982, 88; Moeller 1976, 39 #19; Guida 1976, 172;<br />

Schefold 1957, 47; Della Corte 1954, 250-251, #603-616; Boyce 1937, 29, #58; Elia NSc 1934, 308-320;<br />

Della Corte NSc 1933, 309-312; Della Corte NSc 1929, 468.<br />

Data<br />

A) Total area: 295.0 Nodes: 140.2 Connectors: 14.5 Static spaces: 141.3<br />

B) Total # spaces: 16 # Nodes: 3 # Connectors: 4 # Static spaces: 9<br />

C) Area, KI (9): 2.9 Area, DI(2): 12.5 Length, DI(2): 3.30 Width, DI(2): 3.80<br />

Area, DR(10): 16.8 Length, DR(10): 5.10 Width, DR(10): 3.30<br />

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