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ID  732  -  Public access
Description :   Bowl with a ring base, low pedestal and slightly convex walls. It has red slip on the outside of the piece and white slip on the interior. The decorative field is organized into panels separated by red and purple bands. It has been decorated but this cannot be seen clearly due to the poor state of conservation.
Stratigraphic unit type:  Landslide
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ID  735  -  Public access
Description :   Bowl with ring base and rounded rim. It has white slip on the interior and a natural surface on the exterior. The decorative field is divided into two panels on which are painted geometric designs. On one of them is painted what appears to be a swastika, and on the other a divergent double spiral ”yc”.
Stratigraphic unit type:  Landslide
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ID  741  -  Public access
Description :   Bipedal censer, with a cylindrical handle and a slightly pointed rim on the interior. Red slip on the interior and exterior.
Stratigraphic unit type:  Landslide
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ID  742  -  Public access
Description :   Hemispherical bowl with a ring base and thickened inner rim. Red slip on the interior and natural surface on the exterior. A second white slip has been applied to the inner rim, which is decorated with geometric designs in black.
Stratigraphic unit type:  Landslide
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ID  2180  -  Public access
Description :   EU159. Ceramic deposit that extends over the burial in its sector W-N and in the corner E. It has dimensions of 2.66 x 1.84m (SW-NE and SE-NW) and an average power of 25 cm. The matrix is greyish clay, darker the deeper we go. It presents abundant organic matter and is of fine granulometry. The unit is composed of plates, bowls, globular vessels, jars and several incense burners are documented. They appear fragmented, but keeping their original geometry. The great majority were placed face up and in some cases one on top of the other (superposition of vessels). Towards N-E, the materials are m...
Stratigraphic unit type:  Landslide
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