Today was a hot one at Cannicci! Our team continued to clean up contextual layer 36 in Room 5, and worked to further expose the walls of the main drain at the back end of the Roman structure.
While we pick-axed and shoveled through a lot of spoil, we kept a sharp eye out for any diagnostic pottery or small finds, (especially after yesterday’s amazing votive discovery and the massive amount of wild boar bones we came across).
Looking forward, we hope to find more stones belonging to the drain wall and help identify the borders of this structure as they begin to take shape.
Interconnected Mobility of People and Economy along the River Ombrone 