Sodų gatvė 6

LT2019 m. gegužės – 2020 m. rugpjūčio mėnesiais vykdyti detalieji tyrimai bei žvalgymai Sodų g. 6 sklype, kuriame statomas gyvenamųjų namų kompleksas. Žvalgomieji tyrimai sklype atlikti 2016 ir 2018 m., iš viso ištirta 163,5 m2. Žvalgomųjų tyrimų metu nustatyta, kad sklypo reljefas yra performuotas XX a.: sklypo PR dalyje kultūrinis sluoksnis nesusiformavęs arba neišlikęs dėl XX a. sklype vykdytos intensyvios ūkinės veiklos, o Š sklypo dalyje vertingas kultūrinis sluoksnis glūdi 1–1,5 m gylyje (ATL 2016 metais, 2017, p. 348– 349; ATL 2018 metais, 2019, p. 450–453). Remiantis žvalgomųjų tyrimų rezultatais, sklype buvo atliekami įvairaus pobūdžio archeologiniai tyrimai – detalieji tyrimai ir žvalgymai. [...]. [Iš teksto, p. 356-357]

ENIn 2019–2020, 5589 m2 were surveyed and 694 m2 excavated on the plot at Sodų St. 6. Based on the archaeological investigation data, the plot has been used since the late 16th century. A fairly rich cultural layer was discovered closer to Sodų Street (up to 24 m from the street in the direction of the courtyard). It is possible to distinguish 3 horizons: an upper, grey soil layer dating to the mid-19th century, a layer of sand mixed with grey soil that contains sparse 16th–17th-century finds and was formed through earthwork-related disturbances, and a bottom, light grey sandy soil layer that was formed in the late 16th–17th (18th) centuries. Further towards the courtyard, the upper and bottom layers combine into one poor cultural layer horizon that thins out towards to the S and contains sparse 16th–19th-century finds, indicating that a garden or orchard existed at this location. The investigation also revealed a hitherto unknown masonry structure, the remains of a 17th–18th-century basement as well as part of a late 16th–17th-century drying oven, information which supplemented the cartographic and historical knowledge hitherto possessed about present-day Sodų Street. [From the publication]