ABCD: 1005

The Forum London

Site code:

1005

Site details:

Location: The Forum, London, 1983, Greater London, England TQ330809
Period: Roman
Category: Roman, military
Notes: from inside building in a row of shops
Topography: river terrace
Condition: dry
Report type: macrofossil reports

Bibliography

Straker V. 1983. First and second century carbonised cereal grain from Roman London. 323-329. In: van Zeist W and Casparie W A (eds). Plants and Ancient Man: Studies in palaeoethnobotany. [The Forum] Rotterdam: A A Balkema. England, Greater London

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VS - Straker, Vanessa: DUA London/Bristol Univ

Sample: 1005a

Period	Context	Type	Sediment	Period	Earliest date	Latest date
RO.RN.ER.?	1	granary layer	pure grain	Roman	000	100
Context integrity: 0 Context preservation: bu Dating method: nr Dating validity: 0 Environmental interpretion: grain store Archaeological interpretion: inside building
Taxalist:
	Taxa name Part Preservation Problem code Quantity Abundance Agrostemma githago pro c 66 4 Avena fatua/sterilis ssp. ludoviciana pro c TX 2 1 Avena sp. awn c 1 1 Avena sp. flo c 11 3 Avena sp. pro c 7 2 Cerealia clm c 1 1 Cerealia fgt c Q1 **** 1 Cerealia pro c 9 2 cf. Bromus sp. pro c 1 1 cf. Lens culinaris pro c 1 1 Galium sp. pro c 1 1 Gramineae pro c 15 3 Hordeum sp. lmb c 1 1 Hordeum sp. pro c 41 3 Hordeum vulgare pro c TX 138 4 indet. pro c 5 2 Lathyrus/Vicia sp. pro c 24 3 Lens culinaris pro c 20 3 Malva sp. pro c 1 1 Quercus sp. cwd c Q2 ** 1 Rumex sp. pro c 2 1 Triticum aestivum pro c 224 4 Triticum dicoccon pro c T 105 4 Triticum dicoccon spf c T 14 3 Triticum dicoccon/monococcum pro c 65 4 Triticum dicoccon/monococcum spf c T 4 1 Triticum dicoccon/spelta spf c T 67 4 Triticum monococcum pro c 46 3 Triticum monococcum spf c 13 3 Triticum sp. pro c 666 5 Triticum sp. rai c 9 2 Triticum sp. spf c 339 4 Triticum spelta pro c 6318 5 Triticum spelta rai c 1 1 Triticum spelta spf c 89 4 Triticum/Secale pro c 96 4 Umbelliferae pro c 3 1 Vicia ervilia pro c 1 1

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