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ID  2282  -  Public access
Description :   UE256. Deposit of brown earth with clay intrusions. Found on top of unit UE257.
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ID  2283  -  Public access
Description :   UE257. Ceramic deposit of the level of the closing offering of tomb T7. It was found in the centre of the pit of this tomb, below unit UE256 and above units UE264 and UE265. This is the collapsed cover and offerings that covered the pit in which the closing offering of tomb T7 was deposited. On collapsing, this unit tumbled into the pit.
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ID  2284  -  Public access
Description :   UE258. Deposit of brown earth with intrusions. Found on top of unit UE252. This unit is comparable to unit UE265.
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ID  2285  -  Public access
Description :   UE259. Fill of dark brown earth to the E of tomb T1. This unit was found under units UE195, UE196, UE197 and UE198. All of these units were registered in the 2013 excavation campaign.
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ID  2288  -  Public access
Description :   UE262. Level of fragmented material found below unit UE251.
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ID  2290  -  Public access
Description :   UE264. Deposit of dark brown earth below UE257.
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ID  2291  -  Public access
Description :   UE266. Fill of post hole. It was found inside unit UE267.
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ID  2292  -  Public access
Description :   UE267. Post hole. Cuts unit UE265. It is filled by unit UE266.
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ID  2293  -  Public access
Description :   UE268. Fill of post hole. It was found inside unit UE269.
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ID  2294  -  Public access
Description :   UE269. Post hole. Cuts unit UE265. It is filled by unit UE268.
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ID  2295  -  Public access
Description :   UE271. Fill of post hole. It was found inside unit UE272.
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ID  2296  -  Public access
Description :   UE272. Post hole. Cuts UE265. It is filled by unit UE271.
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ID  2297  -  Public access
Description :   UE273. Fill of post hole. It was found inside unit UE274.
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ID  2298  -  Public access
Description :   UE274. Post hole. It cut units UE265 and UE270. It was filled by unit UE273.
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ID  2299  -  Public access
Description :   UE275. Fill of post hole. It was found inside unit UE276.
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ID  2300  -  Public access
Description :   UE276. Post hole. It cut units UE265 and UE270. It was filled by unit UE275.
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ID  2301  -  Public access
Description :   UE252A, 252B, 252C. Offering placed on a platform of vegetation, which served as a cover for tomb T7, once the collective burial UE300 had been carried out. It was partly supported by the medial staggering of the northeast and northwest walls of the main pit (UE277), and partly by the upper ends of the perimeter reinforcement posts of the funerary structure. As a result, the cover of vegetation was situated about 0.95 m above the surface of offering UE300. It completely covered the surface of the excavated area, in such a way that both the contour of the platform like that of offering UE252...
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ID  2305  -  Public access
Description :   UE265. Colmation fill resulting from abandonment of the upper part of tomb T7; it predates offering 257 and formed after fill 270. It was made up of compact, plastic and very unctuous clayey soil; of medium grain, with a sandy shade and a yellowish color. Its composition was very heterogeneous: it had numerous intrusions of greenish clay (fuller´s earth) and abundant nodules of both orange and grayish clay. It also contained some scattered ceramic fragments, very few in number, and generally rounded. On its contact surface with the underlying stratum (UE270), UE265 was intermixed with it in a...
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ID  2306  -  Public access
Description :   UE270. Colmatation fill caused by the abandonment of the upper part of tomb T7, after fill 265. It caused the subsidence of offering 252a due to the overloading of the platform on which it rested. Originally it covered the entire surface of the upper part of the main pit, adhering to the walls along the entire perimeter, completely concealing offering 252. It was made up of semi-compact, plastic and unctuous clay soil, with medium grain, sandy shade and a very dark grayish colour. Its composition was very homogeneous, so that it had only a few intrusions of orange clay in its lower part. It c...
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ID  2307  -  Public access
Description :   UE277. Primary pit of tomb T7. In terms of its morphology and orientation, it conforms to a large extent to the burial pattern characteristic of the El Caño cemetery. This is a rectangular-shaped pit, with straight, slightly sloping walls, rounded corners and a flat bottom, and with one of its diagonals oriented north-south. Its longitudinal axis coincides largely with that of tombs T4 and T8, which suggests the existence of a general organization of this sector of the cemetery into streets with a northwest-southeast direction. Both its sides and floor are completely excavated in the geolog...
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ID  2308  -  Public access
Description :   UE278. Geological substratum. Alluvium from the lower terrace of the Río Grande. It is visible in large areas of the excavated area because it was originally cut by the northeastern, southeastern and southwestern walls of the main pit (UE 277). It is a massive deposit of alluvium, of the quaternary age, formed by a continuous superposition of thin layers of clays and silts of horizontal tabular distribution that differ from each other in the shade of their coloration, in their granulometry, and in the proportion of sands that they contain. These small differences between strata are a cons...
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ID  2310  -  Public access
Description :   UE283. Dark gray clay colmation fill formed as a result of the abandonment of the lower part of pit 277. It serves as support for the collapse of offering 252c. It has its origin in the filtrations of sediments coming from outside through offering 252. It was formed over stratum 299 from surrounding materials washed away by natural erosion-sedimentation dynamics during the abandonment phase. These deposits were filtered mostly by the juncture that existed between the edges of the platform and the walls of the upper part of the main pit. This led to the massive accumulation of a very fine-grai...
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ID  2311  -  Public access
Description :   UE284. Reddish clayey fill of the interior of tomb T8. Both tomb T8 and its fill UE284 are cut; in the southeastern sector by the northwestern wall of T7, and in the northwestern sector by the southeastern wall of T4; in such a way that only a 0.90 m long section has been preserved, acting as evidence between the two subsequent burials. UE284 is a massive fill of compact clayey earth with very little disturbance of the materials (UE 284). It is deposited on the remains of the offering UE280, and seems to mark the moment of colmatation as a result of the abandonment of tomb T8. Above UE280. Bel...
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ID  2312  -  Public access
Description :   UE285-UE286. Post impression on the NE flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE316 and to the S of UE287. Associated with post hole UE376. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE376, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the po...
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ID  2313  -  Public access
Description :   UE287-UE288. Post impression on the NE flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE285 and to the S of UE289. Associated with post hole UE374. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE374, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the pos...
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ID  2314  -  Public access
Description :   UE289-UE290. Post impression on the NE flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE287. Associated with post hole UE372. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE372, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it corr...
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ID  2315  -  Public access
Description :   UE291-UE292. Post impression on the SW flank of tomb T7. N of UE293. Associated with post hole UE354. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE354, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it correspond...
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ID  2316  -  Public access
Description :   UE293-UE294. Post impression on the SW flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE295 and to the S of UE291. Associated with post hole UE352. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE352, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the ...
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ID  2317  -  Public access
Description :   UE295-UE296. Post impression on the SW flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE297 and to the S of UE293. Associated with post hole UE350. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE350, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the ...
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ID  2318  -  Public access
Description :   UE297-UE298. Post impression on the SW flank of tomb T7. To the N of UE314 and to the S of UE295. Associated with post hole UE348. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE376, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the pos...
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ID  2319  -  Public access
Description :   UE299. Yellowish clayey fill resulting from the erosion of the NW, SW and NE walls of the lower part of pit UE277 of tomb T7. It was deposited on the surface of stratum 324 and on the crest of the burial pit UE325, next to the northeast, northwest and southwest sides of the lower part of the main pit (UE277). It was made up of very compact and homogeneous clay soil, with medium grain and plastic texture; its yellowish tonality allowed it to be easily differentiated from other surrounding units. It exhibited some isolated reddish and blackish spots—resulting from the natural presence of ir...
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ID  2320  -  Public access
Description :   UE300. Offering of artifacts placed over burial level UE301, in tomb T7. Composed mostly of ceramic vessels (UE 300). During the archaeological excavation no fill was identified which was completely interposed between burial level UE301 and that of the offering UE300, from which it can be deduced that the latter was placed over the upper layer bodies. It was located inside pit UE325, whose surface it almost completely covered, which is why its contour was adapted with notable precision to that of the pit itself. The density of artefacts was greater on the sides of the offering than in its c...
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ID  2321  -  Public access
Description :   UE301. Burial level of tomb T7. It was created within pit UE325, on the surface of stratum UE326. It is a collective burial in a mass grave and a filled space, made up of a total of 42 individuals in primary position—of different status, ages and sex—plus a bundle of human and animal bones in which the minimum number of individuals (MNI) has yet to be determined. The skeletons were found enveloped in a sediment formed by semi-loose, porous, plastic, medium-grained, dark greyish-brown soil with yellowish and blackish hues, which also contained a very high proportion of organic matter from...
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ID  2322  -  Public access
Description :   UE302. Impression of wooden brace used to reinforce the eastern end of the NE wall of the lower part of pit UE277, in tomb T7, occurred after the detachment of UE329. To the N of imprint UE304. It is the northernmost of the set of three imprints corresponding to the same number of wooden props by means of which the eastern end of the aforementioned wall was braced, which had been left in an unstable condition after the UE329 detachment. It has a vertical orientation and rectangular shape, is parallel to UE304 and UE306, and was probably generated by a plank or stake. The described imprint h...
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ID  2323  -  Public access
Description :   UE303. Fill of the interior of imprint UE302, inside tomb T7. Equivalent to UE283. It was individualised for methodological precaution, and therefore received its own UE number and was excavated independently. However, it was identical in matrix, color and texture to the general sediment that filled this sector of the tomb (UE283). This sediment had invaded the hollow left by the decomposition of the wood to which the UE302 imprint corresponds. Fill UE303 is therefore equivalent to stratum UE283. It fills UE302.
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ID  2324  -  Public access
Description :   UE304. Impression of wooden brace used to reinforce the eastern end of the NE wall of the lower part of pit UE277, in tomb T7, occurred after the detachment of UE329. To the S of imprint UE304 and the N of imprint UE306. It is the central one of the set of three imprints corresponding to the same number of wooden props by means of which the eastern end of the aforementioned wall was braced, which had been left in an unstable condition after the UE329 detachment. It has a vertical orientation and rectangular shape, is parallel to UE302 and UE306, and was probably generated by a plank or stak...
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ID  2325  -  Public access
Description :   UE305. Fill of the interior of imprint UE304, inside tomb T7. Equivalent to UE283. It was individualised for methodological precaution, and therefore received its own UE number and was excavated independently. However, it was identical in matrix, color and texture to the general sediment that filled this sector of the tomb (UE283). This sediment had invaded the hollow left by the decomposition of the wood to which imprint UE304 corresponds. Fill UE305 is therefore equivalent to stratum UE283. It fills UE304.
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ID  2326  -  Public access
Description :   UE306. Impression of wooden brace used to reinforce the eastern end of the NE wall of the lower part of pit UE277, in tomb T7, occurred after the detachment of UE329. To the S of imprint UE304. It is the southernmost of the set of three imprints corresponding to the same number of wooden props by means of which the eastern end of the aforementioned wall was braced, which had been left in an unstable condition after the UE329 detachment. It has a vertical orientation and rectangular shape, is parallel to UE302 and UE304, and was probably generated by a plank or stake. The described imprint h...
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ID  2327  -  Public access
Description :   UE307. Fill of the interior of imprint UE306, inside tomb T7. Equivalent to UE283. It was individualised for methodological precaution, and therefore received its own UE number and was excavated independently. However, it was identical in matrix, color and texture to the general sediment that filled this sector of the tomb (UE283). This sediment had invaded the hollow left by the decomposition of the wood to which imprint UE306 corresponds. Fill UE307 is therefore equivalent to stratum UE283. It fills UE306.
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ID  2328  -  Public access
Description :   UE308-UE309. Post impression on the NW flank of tomb T7. To the E of UE312. Associated with post hole UE362. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE362, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it cor...
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ID  2329  -  Public access
Description :   UE310-UE311. Post impression on the NW flank of tomb T7. To the E of UE318 and to the W of UE312. Associated with post hole UE358. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE358, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the p...
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ID  2330  -  Public access
Description :   UE312-UE313. Post impression on the NW flank of tomb T7. To the E of UE310 and to the W of UE308. Associated with post hole UE360. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE360, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the p...
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ID  2331  -  Public access
Description :   UE314-UE315. Post impression on the SW flank of tomb T7. To the S of UE297. Associated with post hole UE346. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE346, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it co...
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ID  2332  -  Public access
Description :   UE316-UE317. Post impression on the NE flank of tomb T7. To the S of UE285. Associated with post hole UE378. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE378, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it corr...
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ID  2333  -  Public access
Description :   UE318-319. Post impression on the NW flank of tomb T7. To the W of UE310. Associated with post hole UE356. It consists of a stain in the shape of a circular corona, more or less centred on the greyish fill inside post hole UE356, and is made up of very fine grained reddish clay soil with a soapy texture. This ring of reddish sediment had a wide vertical development and displayed continuity across several different strata. This allows it to be interpreted as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. Its singular configuration and dimensions suggest the possibility that it corre...
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ID  2334  -  Public access
Description :   UE320. Post hole located next to the W corner of pit 277, of tomb T7, to the N of UE322. This is one of the 27 post holes made at the bottom of pit UE277 at the time of the initial construction of tomb T7. These holes are lined up next to the base of the walls of the lower part of the tomb, and are distributed around the entire inner perimeter of the tomb at approximately regular intervals. It is completely excavated in the geological substratum of the area and was filled with one of the two oldest colmation fills which were a result of the temporary abandonment of the project (UE328). This sh...
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ID  2335  -  Public access
Description :   UE321. Fill of earth inside the hole of post UE320, in tomb T7. Equivalent to stratum UE328, with respect to which it is identical in color, composition and texture. It also lacks the characteristic reddish stain in the shape of a circular corona that has been interpreted where it appears as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. This same feature occurs in the fill of 14 post holes in tomb T7 (Holes UE nºs 320, 322, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 342, 344, 364, 366, 368 and 370). It seems clear, therefore, that these 14 holes were empty at the time of the formation of the o...
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ID  2336  -  Public access
Description :   UE322. Post hole located next to the W corner of pit 277, of tomb T7, to the S of UE320. This is one of the 27 post holes made at the bottom of pit UE277 at the time of the initial construction of tomb T7. These holes are lined up next to the base of the walls of the lower part of the tomb, and are distributed around the entire inner perimeter of the tomb at approximately regular intervals. It is completely excavated in the geological substratum of the area and was filled with one of the two oldest colmation fills which were a result of the temporary abandonment of the project (UE327). This sh...
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ID  2337  -  Public access
Description :   UE323. Fill of earth inside the hole of post UE322, in tomb T7. Equivalent to stratum UE327, with respect to which it is identical in color, composition and texture. It also lacks the characteristic reddish stain in the shape of a circular corona that has been interpreted where it appears as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. This same feature occurs in the fill of 14 post holes in tomb T7 (Holes UE nºs 320, 322, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 342, 344, 364, 366, 368 and 370). It seems clear, therefore, that these 14 holes were empty at the time of the formation of the o...
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ID  2338  -  Public access
Description :   UE324. Colamation fill caused by the temporary abandonment of the lower part of pit UE277, in tomb T7. It served as a foundation for burial pit UE325. It is a massive deposit made up of dark grey argillaceous earth mixed with dispersed blocks of brown sediment. It is a compact fill, fine-grained, with a plastic and unctuous texture. It differs very clearly from all the units with which it maintains direct physical contact, making its stratigraphic fidelity very high. It occupied the entire surface of the interior of pit 277, adhering to the walls of the pit along its entire perimeter. It cou...
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ID  2339  -  Public access
Description :   UE325. Burial pit entirely excavated from fill UE324 which had formed inside tomb T7 during the temporary abandonment phase. Its identification was crucial for the correct interpretation of the constructive and burial processes associated with tomb T7. When the construction of the tomb was resumed, the main pit was filled to only a small percentage of its total capacity, so its configuration must have been perfectly recognizable. In fact, the contour of pit 325 was quite precisely adapted to the boundaries imposed by the existing poles: the north-east, north-west, and south-west sides of the n...
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ID  2340  -  Public access
Description :   UE326. Fill on the bottom of burial pit UE325, in tomb T7. It was composed of very dark grayish-brown earth with reddish and blackish shades, generated by the natural presence of iron oxides and by the very high proportion of decomposed organic matter contained in the sediment, in which the presence of medium grain sands is also observed. It had a compact texture and a high degree of plasticity, which was manifested in its high capacity to retain phreatic water. It included some nodules of greyish clay, several small pebbles in their natural state, and scattered nodules of charcoal, in some of...
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ID  2341  -  Public access
Description :   UE327. Colmatation sediment as a result of abandonment, located at the bottom of pit UE277, in tomb T7. It rested on the bed of the main pit (UE277). It was composed of yellowish clayey soil with reddish hues, with a compact, plastic, medium grain texture. It was also dotted with a multitude of small black spots of iron oxide of geological origin. It has provided very few archaeological remains: some scattered ceramic fragments, three small gold beads, seven fragments of human bone, one perforated human tooth, one shark tooth, and nine perforated dog teeth. Its surface, appreciably horizontal...
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ID  2342  -  Public access
Description :   UE328. Partial collapse of the NW wall of pit UE277 onto its bed, together with numerous artefacts originating from the offering and grave goods of tomb T8. It is the oldest of the fills of the interior pit UE277. It is located exclusively at the base of the north-western boundary of tomb T7. It fills a deep hollow of irregular contour generated by the erosion of the upper part of the previously documented post holes of that location. It is composed of dark brown argillaceous soil, of medium grain and plastic texture, semi-compact and unctuous. It contains some fragments of human bones, an...
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ID  2343  -  Public access
Description :   UE329. Undermining of the eastern end of the NE wall of the lower part of pit UE277, in tomb T7, caused by the detachment of a block of geological substratum. It is an irregularly contoured hole, about 0.75 m long by 0.60 m high and about 0.30 m deep, which resulted in the disappearance of the geological substratum at that point and the consequent destruction of the corresponding wall section. The contour of this cavity has irregular prismatic forms typical of the cracking by desiccation of the geological matrix, which seems to correspond to the negative of the detached block. This suggests ...
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ID  2344  -  Public access
Description :   UE330. Post hole located next to the E corner of pit UE277, to the SE of UE378 and to the N of UE332, which never fulfilled its function. This is one of the 27 post holes made at the bottom of pit UE277 at the time of the initial construction of tomb T7. These holes are lined up next to the base of the walls of the lower part of the tomb, and are distributed around the entire inner perimeter of the tomb at approximately regular intervals. It was completely excavated in the geological substratum of the area and was filled with one of the two oldest colmation fills, which ocurred during the tem...
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ID  2345  -  Public access
Description :   UE331. Fill of earth of post hole UE330, in tomb T7. Equivalent to fill UE327, with respect to which it is identical in color, composition and texture. It also lacks the characteristic reddish stain in the shape of a circular corona that has been interpreted where it appears as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. This same feature occurs in the fill of 14 post holes in tomb T7 (Holes UE nºs 320, 322, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 342, 344, 364, 366, 368 and 370). It seems clear, therefore, that these 14 holes were empty at the time of the formation of the oldest strata o...
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ID  2346  -  Public access
Description :   UE332. Post hole located next to the E corner of pit UE277, to the SE of UE330 and to the NE of UE334, which never fulfilled its function. This is one of the 27 post holes made at the bottom of pit UE277 at the time of the initial construction of tomb T7. These holes are lined up next to the base of the walls of the lower part of the tomb, and are distributed around the entire inner perimeter of the tomb at approximately regular intervals. It was completely excavated in the geological substratum of the area and was filled with one of the two oldest colmation fills, which ocurred during the tem...
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ID  2347  -  Public access
Description :   UE333. Fill of earth of post hole UE332, in tomb T7. Equivalent to fill UE327, with respect to which it is identical in color, composition and texture. It also lacks the characteristic reddish stain in the shape of a circular corona that has been interpreted where it appears as the residue left by the decomposition of a post in situ. This same feature occurs in the fill of 14 post holes in tomb T7 (Holes UE nºs 320, 322, 330, 332, 334, 336, 338, 340, 342, 344, 364, 366, 368 and 370). It seems clear, therefore, that these 14 holes were empty at the time of the formation of the oldest strata o...
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ID  2348  -  Public access
Description :   UE334. Post hole located on the SE flank of pit UE277, SW of UE332 and NE of UE336, which never fulfilled its function. This is one of the 27 post holes made at the bottom of pit UE277 at the time of the initial construction of tomb T7. These holes are lined up next to the base of the walls of the lower part of the tomb, and are distributed around the entire inner perimeter of the tomb at approximately regular intervals. It was completely excavated in the geological substratum of the area and was filled with one of the two oldest colmation fills, which occurred during the temporary abandonment...
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