| Label equals another | 2009-7-29 | cJC | f336 |
| 2009-8-20 | cJC | f352 | |
| 2009-8-22 | cJC | f289 | |
| Category | 2009-7-21 | !! | fill, dumping, collapse |
| Definition | 2009-7-21 | cJC | brickfall |
| Summary | 2009-8-27 | cJC | Accumulation of reddish soil with some white accumulations. It is bricky in consistency and comes apart in chunks. Although orginally f335 was intended to refer to the accumulation abutting the wall f334 in the west, through a recording problem it instead became the accumulation under the wall. This accumulation was directly under the wall f346, with the stones of f349 embedded in it. It abuts the wall f127 in the east. It probably formed a foundation for the stone wall f346. |
| Best image | 2009-9-1 | cJC |  v153 |
| A98.NLabeling | 2009-8-22 | cJC | We excavated f335 as the materials under the wall f334 but in previous years it had been left as a baulk which was refered to as f289 which, when excavated, eventually was separated into 3 features f335, f336 and f349. |
| Description | 2009-7-21 | cJC | This accumulation abuts f334 in the east. It contains bricky material, including articulated brick pieces. This may be part of the overall brickfall area that was noted in the whole J2 area. The material was very chunky and broke apart in fist-sized pieces. f335 was exposed for several years so it was eroded and crumbly. |
| 2009-8-20 | cJC | Accumulation under the wall f334. It comes apart in large chunks, including a bricky material. It is relatively thick and may form a base or foundation for the wall ( f334). Inside f335, at the bottom we found some stones, confined only to the area immediately under the wall which we labeled f349. With the bricky material of f335 and the stones of f349 it is very likely that these were placed to form a foundation for the larger stones of f334. |
| Daily | 2009-7-27 | cJC | Today we continued excavating this feature after several days of not working in this area. Some smaller stones were uncovered. Their relationship to the wall ( f334) that covered f335 is unclear. |
| Procedure | 2009-7-29 | cJC | This feature was accidentally confused with f336 in the field. The result of this confusion is that f336 pottery was collected using feature number f335. This is not a major problem as both f336 and f335 are accumulations associated with the wall f334. Originally f335 was just the material from inside the wall. Unfortunately because of the mix up f335 is now both the material from inside the wall as well as from immediately underneath (which should have been f336). |
| Harmonization | 2009-9-2 | cJC | When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k14. |
| Problems in recording | 2009-8-20 | cJC | f336 was not really used so all types of contact now refer to f335 as the accumulation under the wall, not as it was originally intended as the inclusion inside of the wall. |
| Locus | 2009-7-21 | cJC | k54 |
| 2009-9-2 | cJC | k14 | |
| Relays | 2009-7-21 | cJC | 1023 (39461 50054 - 8947) |
| Elevation | 2009-7-21 | cJC | 8807 @bottom |
| 2009-7-21 | cJC | 8947 @top |
| Type of contact: Latest events | 2009-8-20 | cJC | f334 (wall) covers f335 |
| 2009-8-4 | cJC | f349 (isolated stone) sits in f335 | |
| Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items | 2009-7-21 | cJC | q830 sits in f335 |
| 2009-7-27 | cJC | q844 sits in f335 | |
| 2009-7-28 | cJC | q845 sits in f335 | |
| Type of contact: Latest events | 2009-7-21 | cJC | f334 (wall) abuts f335 |
| Type of contact: Earliest events | 2009-8-29 | cJC | f335 overlays f319 (glacis) |
| 2009-8-29 | cJC | f335 overlays f354 (lens) | |
| 2009-7-21 | cJC | f335 abuts f334 (wall) | |
| Inclusions | 06-09-2016 | !! | frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2011-11-11 | cJC | s190J2B |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2011-11-11 | cJC | h7cJ2B |
| Stratigraphic reasons | 2009-9-16 | cJC | Based on ceramics, this feature is mixed EDIII and Mitanni but the Mitanni remains are probably introduced through the construction of the wall, not originally part of this deposit. Additionally, there are very few Mitanni sherds so this feature is understood to be an EDIIIB deposit. |
| Other reasons | 2011-5-16 | cJC | Directly under the wall f334, presumably built at the same time |
| 2011-11-21 | cJC | Accumulation inside and under Mittani curtain wall. |
| Ware/Material | 2009-7-21 | cJC | clay |
| Color definition | 2009-7-21 | cJC | red and gray |
| Hardness | 2009-7-21 | cJC | hard |
| Texture | 2009-7-21 | cJC | chunky |
| Photo of view |  v147b  v152c v153  v153a | |||
| Photo of view |  v154c  v156  v161  v161a | |||
| Photo of view |  v161c  v161d |
| Storage | 2009-7-21 | cJC | T721 |