Figure 4
From: Roman aqueduct maintenance in the water supply system of Divona, France

Full stable isotope profile of the Nouailhac sample, linked to the sample stratigraphy. Positions of cleaning surfaces are marked with vertical coloured pins and labelled with Roman numerals. Fragment surfaces are marked with vertical black lines and Arabic numerals. The estimated intervals between cleaning surface and fragment surface in years are shown by the green numbers. Blue and red alternating bars behind the isotope profile indicate inferred winter and summer seasons, respectively, with sequential year numbers. A corresponding section of the drill core stratigraphy is shown at the bottom. An additional section of stratigraphy, not present in the drill core, was found in sidewall deposits (Fig. 2a) and is shown above the main profile as an inset. This stratigraphy was removed in the drill core section during cleaning event IX as indicated. The relationship of this additional stratigraphy with the main profile is shown by repetition of short sections of the main stratigraphy in the inset for years 31–57.