BAR Jr.: Sherds, Sherds, Sherds

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“The remains of the city were found buried under a heavy layer of ash and destruction debris … ”

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Footnotes

A locus is a three-dimensional entity found on the excavation site, like a wall, a floor, a storage pit, or an oven.

A stratum is a layer of settlement that is totally different from the one below and from the one above. It is usually the result of a new settlement being built after war, fire, or a long period of abandonment.