Excavations continued the previous year’s work to uncover the archaeological surface 3c, in direct contact with the underlying travertine. The investigation concentrated on squares 153-154-155-158-159-164-165-174-175 of quadrant 1 in Sector I. Fluvial-lacustrine layers formed by fine sands and gravels were removed (from top to bottom the layers were 3s1-5, 3s6-9, 3colluvium, 3s10 and 3b).

The excavated levels contained lithic finds, mainly small flint flakes, and palaeontological finds, indeterminate fragments of various sizes but also large significant remains from large herbivores.

The planning and recording of finds was facilitated by the use of a computerised system: the researcher used a tablet or smartphone incorporating Google Doc as a terminal for data input. the data is useable immediately and visible on the web page.
The palaeontological finds were conserved and the sediment washed and sieved to recover the micro-faunal remains (mainly rodent teeth and fish scales).