.bk A09
.fl H709jlw3.j
.fd views 6 to 8, q items
.fn Replaced view codes beginning with "v" to "g" codes to comply with revised lexicon.(jW on Zz06)
.ei jlw
.ed H709
.rd H629
.ri jlw

v
6	m	E	gk2 ga5 gf33,36,37,38,43	burial a5
6a	t	E	gf36	fallen vertical brickwork
6b	t	W	gf33	SE corner
.rd H630
7	m	S	gk2 ga5 gf36 gi4,6,7,8,10	burial a5 and grave goods
7a	t	E	gi4,6	jars in E part of a5
7b	t	W	gi7,8,10	jars in W part of a5
.rd H702
8	m	S	ga8 gi14,15,16	jar burial
8a	t	S	gi15	offering bowl
8b	t	S	gi14,16	burial jar and human remains

.rd H630
.ri jlw

q 48.3
df la
ds fragment from obsidian blade.  Both sides sharpened
lg 1.8
w1 1.1
th 0.4
wm li
nt obsidian

q 48.2
df la
ds fragment from obsidian blade.  Both sides sharpened
lg 1.6
w1 1.0
th 0.3
wm li
nt obsidian

q 51.1
df la
ds fragment of worked obsidian
lg 2.0
w1 1.5
th 1.0
wm li
nt obsidian

q 42.1
df bd
ds small, hollow, spherical gold bead. Top crushed. Hole diam is 0.1
w1 0.6
wm mt
nt MKB confirmed it is gold and retained it for further analysis

q 40.1
df ca
ds unbaked, roughly cylindricl object with 0.8 cm hole in center
ht 1.2
w1 1.5
wm cl
co tan

.rd H701
q 56.1
df ca
ds base of goblet
ht 3.9
w3 3.2
nt RAH confirms it is a goblet base, not a figuring

q 58.1
df wh
ds very deteriorated portion of wheel.  Hole diam 1.1 cm.  Unusual in that one side is Type III and the other is flat.
ht 1.8
w1 3.5
wm cl
c# 5Y6/4
co pale olive
nt Type III (one side)

q 59.1
df wh
ds one-third slice of small wheeel
ht 1.0
w1 3.6
wm cl
c# 5YR 5/4
co reddish brown
nt Type IV

q 48.1
df ca
ds irregular roundish clay object with 1.5 cm diameter hole. Looks like a clay donut.  May be a thick sherd with hole drilled in it.  Some signs of uneven firing.
ht 2.4
w1 8.0
wm cl
c# 2.5YR5/4
co reddish brown