Abstract
The 2014 excavation season extended our investigation of the domestic spaces revealed in 2013. While this cluster of architecture did not extend west, excavation did reveal a large, open space with a well in its center. The well’s aperture was heavily impacted with architectural debris associated with Poggio Civitate’s Archaic phase of building, suggesting the well was in-filled at the same point in time as the site’s final destruction and abandonment.
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