TESTS AT TURTLE POINT


 Table 2
 VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF POTTERY AT TURTLE POINT

 Test I Test III
Typology Totals
 Levels Surface 1 2 1 2 3


Botany Series
 Plain
 rim point
 Horned
 Lugged
 Concave Lugged
 Side Appliqued
 Incised Casuela
 misc. incised
 red-painted
 misc. polychrome
 Painted Plate
 Unpainted Plate
 Adorned, subtype 1
 Griddle
Bordeaux Series
 Plain
 Painted Plate
Hull Series
 Plain
 Griddle
Magens Series
 Plain
Bay Series
 Plain
 Horned
 Lugged
 Side Appliqued
 Inner Lip Incised
 Vertical Incised
 red-painted
 Unpainted Plate
 Griddle
Totals


53 254 31 1022
 3
 1
 1 3
 3
 1 2
 10a
 1 1
 2 2 44
 2
 1 14
 2 8

23 4 1 78

 4 12
 3

42 72 10 206
5 8 14

 2 6

 6 34
 1
 1
 1


 1 3
 2
226 359 42 1474


 nAll from one vessel.


VII, a) in a Magens IIB context should be noted. Botany Incised
Casuelas and Botany Concave Lugged were relatively shallow in
depth and their presence in early Magens IIC times indicated.
 Specimens other than pottery were seven petaloid celts, four
hammerstones, a faceted pebble, a notched net sinker, seven frag-
ments of ochreous rock, three Oliva shell beads, two clam shell
scrapers, a shell disc, two examples of worked shell, three fractured


1389
 5
 3
 2
 1
 2
 1

 99
 12
 14
 5
 1
 135

 28
 3

 37


 3

 28
 1


 1
 1

 2
 5
1778


983
 2
 1
 6

 1

 2
 34
 1
 14
 3

 102

 2
 1

 9


 1

 18


 1
 1

 2

 3
1187


3732
 10
 5
 12
 4
 6
 11
 4
 181
 15
 43
 18
 1
 343

 46
 7

 476
 27

 12

 86
 2
 1
 2
 2
 1
 3
 6
 10
5066


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