Key Pages:

Archaeology of College Hill 2006

• Fieldnotes, 2006
• Photolog, 2006
• Videolog, 2006
• Map of the property and testpits, 2006
• Soil Stratification 2006
• Field Team, 2006
• Group photograph, 2006
• Churchyard Archaeology Book

Archaeology of College Hill 2007

• Fieldnotes, 2007
• Photolog, 2007
• Videolog, 2007
• Test Pits, 2007
• Data and Analysis, 2007
• Field Team, 2007
• Class Journals, 2007
• Team Photo, 2007
• Final Report, 2007
• Class Video, 2007

Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology

Asphalt and Slag Content of Trenches

SU1| Weight | |2g |7.2g | | | |

SU2|Weight | | |10g |1g | |62.5g|

SU3|Weight |78.1g |8g | |16.3g|23.5g|unkn|

SU4|Weight |19.4g |0.3g | | | |830g|

SU5|Weight | | | | | |992g|

SU6|Weight | |44g | | | | |

SU7|Weight | | | | | |85.4g|

SU8|Weight | | | | | |3.8g|

Posted at Dec 01/2007 07:34PM:
maddyray: For some reason these columns did not line up and I will fix this problem real soon. Hopefully the meaning is clear nonetheless.

Posted at Dec 01/2007 07:38PM:
maddyray: These are photos of representative pieces of asphalt and slag, from trench D4, SU4, and Trench D2, SU3, respectively.

Posted at Dec 04/2007 09:34PM:
maddyray: These are photos of representative assemblages from Trenches C2, SU3, and D4, SU5, respectively. D4 is the trench with the highest slag and asphalt content, and the assemblage from C2 looks like most of the other trenches, with small amounts of slag, or a little bit of asphalt.