Observation of S14-09

Observed Spoor
Observed in Project
Spoor Type
foot, right
Substrate
clay
Taphonomy
sinter
Size Measurement
Ball width: 93mm
Heel width: 55mm
Condition Assessment
Toes: 4
Ball of foot: 1
Midfoot: 1
Heel: 1
Distance Measurement
Measured Distance Parameter
Step length
Distance to Spoor
Dimension
54cm
Measured Distance Parameter
Stride length
Distance to Spoor
Dimension
60cm
Inference Making
Part of Trackway
Subject
Activity Type
keeping balance
Speed
static
Relative Direction
entrance
Geographic North
e
Posture
standing
Additional Weight
baby on back
Note
was slipping with step S14-7 then put step S14-8 and step S14-9 side by side to regain stability
Event
Also, in a relatively central position of sector D, subject S14, a female adult, slipped with her right foot (S14-9) in slow speed in direction to the Mesolithic entrance. Even though she carried additional weight, subject S14 managed to place both feet next to each other - left (S14-7) and right (S14-8) - and thus maintained balance just in front of a low but noticeable step, the eastern edge of the sinter basin, forming this interesting trackway (Figs. 26 & 29).
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