J02f0001
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A20	O630-O630MH3.J	!!	fi
A21	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	co
A30	S129-S129PC.J	pc	this is the collapse from the wall of the german trench
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v1
B11	O627-O627MH.J	mh	This is collapse from the walls of k100. Judging from the pictures taken by the Germans at the end of their excavation, there was approximately 100-150 cm of collapse at the bottom of k100 at the beginning of this season. This collapse consists of both weather induced collapse and the soil we collapsed on O627. Most of this collapse is probably from the upper 2m of the trench walls. It contains small amounts of bone, pottery, and small pebbles.
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k100
F02	<si f0100	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0001	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0001	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0002	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0002	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0003	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0004	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0004	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0005	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0020	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0020	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0021	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0021	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0022	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0022	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0023	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0023	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0032	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0032	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0044	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0044	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0045	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0045	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0046	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0046	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0056	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0056	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0057	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0057	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0058	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0063	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0063	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0064	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0064	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0067	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0067	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0068	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0068	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0074	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0074	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0075	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0075	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0076	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0076	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0086	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0086	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0088	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0088	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0095	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0138	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0139	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0155	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0155	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0156	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0156	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0157	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0157	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0164	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0164	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0168	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0168	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0180	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0180	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0181	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0181	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0196	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0196	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0200	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0200	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0204	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0204	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0206	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0206	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0218	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0231	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0231	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0254	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0254	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0272	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0272	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0290	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0290	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0293	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0295	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0295	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0296	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0296	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0297	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0130	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0129	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	collapse of german trench, no stratigraphic importance
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Cleaning of trench
O01	v0001	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0022	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0002
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O630-O630MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v7
B11	O627-O627MH.J	mh	Topsoil of k5. Contains roots, some modern material and pebbles. And ca. 10 cm in depth, covers the whole locus
B11	O628-O628MH3.J	mh	The bottom boundary of the topsoil defined by a dark organic band visible in the whole unit.
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k5
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9225 @top
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9232 @bottom
F02	<si q0006	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0006	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	>co f0004	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0044	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
K08	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	sandy
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0020	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0005
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0009
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O627

  J02f0003
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O630-O630MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v8
B11	O627-O627MH.J	mh	Topsoil of k4, containing roots, some modern material, and pebbles. It covers the whole locus.
B11	O628-O628MH3.J	mh	The bottom boundary of the topsoil defined by a dark organic band visible in the whole unit.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k4
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9263 @top
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9267 @bottom
F02	<si q0007	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0007	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0009	O628-O628MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0009	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	>co f0005	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0039	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0008	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0017	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0018	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0006
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0008
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0009
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O628

  J02f0004
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O630-O630MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v7
B11	O627-O627MH.J	mh	Layer immediately below f2 in k5. f2 ends into a organic root layer under which this feature is located. It contains some roots, plenty of pebbles, and some pottery sherds.
B11	O628-O628MH3.J	mh	Soil hard and compacted with patches of softer soil mostly where roots are or have been.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k5
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9194 @bottom
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9232 @top
F02	<co f0002	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0008	O627-O627MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0010	O628-O628MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0012	O628-O628MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0015	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0008	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0044	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0020	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0005
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0009
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0020
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O629

  J02f0005
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O630-O630MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v16
B11	O628-O628MH3.J	mh	Layer immediately below topsoil in k4. Soil hard and compacted with patches of softer soil mostly where roots are of have been. Also contains small pebbles. Covers the whole unit.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k4
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9225 @bottom
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9267 @top
F02	<co f0003	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si i0001	O327-O703MH4.J	mh
F02	<si q0011	O628-O628MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0013	O628-O628MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0014	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0017	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0011	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0039	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0008	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0017	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0018	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0006
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0009
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O629

  J02f0006
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O629-O629MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v9
B11	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	This is the topsoil layer of k14. Similarly to f2 (in k5) and f3 (in k4) the bottom of the topsoil layer is defined by a dark organic band. f6 covers the whole unit. In terms of recording, I used this feature until we had the locus level. Thus in the northern half of the locus it is thicker than in the southern half and contains material below the dark organic band.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k14
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9243 @bottom
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9282 @top
F02	<si q0016	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0016	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	>co f0007	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0052	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0009	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0006
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0007
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O629

  J02f0007
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O629-O629MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v9
B11	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	This is the layer below topsoil feature f6 in k14. The soil matrix is a mixture of harder and softer areas. The soft areas are probably caused by the presence of fresh and/or decomposing roots.
C04	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	I changed the feature into this once we had made the unit level and were able to continue down.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k14
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9193 @bottom
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9243 @top
F02	<co f0006	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0009	S129-S129PC.J	pc
F02	<si f0013	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0018	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0025	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0026	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0012	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0052	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation
O01	v0003	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0007
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O630

  J02f0008
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A20	O629-O629MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v5
B11	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	This feature covers the whole locus, k5: is artificially differentiated from f4 above it. The soil matrix is still characterized by alternating hard and soft patches. The feature also contains quite a few pebbles.
C04	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	The separation was made so that features do not come too large and thus making it more difficult to keep track of the pottery coming from this unit.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	k5
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9154 @bottom
D06	O630-O630MH3.J	mh	9194 @top
F02	<co f0004	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0014	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0019	O629-O629MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0024	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0036	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0016	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0082	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0016	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0044	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	is at the same elevation of f16, layer associated to stones f24, wich is a temporary installation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on v7 it appears to overlay f24 (stones).
O01	v0005	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0005a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0020	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0005
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0020
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O701

  J02f0009
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A20	O629-O629MH3.J	!!	is
A21	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	ta
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v24
B11	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	Tannur near the middle of the southern baulk of k14. The complete circle of the tannur is preserved.
D01	O629-O705MH.J	mh	k14
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	18 (39326 50110 - 9377 / Relay location: top)
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	19 (39283 50089 - 9377 / Relay location: top)
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	20 (39267 50145 - 9377 / Relay location: top)
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9193 @bottom
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9216 @top
F02	<si f0010	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0012	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0007	S129-S129PC.J	pc
H99	O704-S122PC.J	mh	The first feature of interest in J02 in terms of dating is the tannur feature f9 and its fill f10 in k14 attached to the middle of the southern baulk of the unit. We did not find a proper floor associated with it although we did find a hard, compacted layer of soil to the west of it, which I termed lb. This is f12
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f7, ad is below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Tannur sits in f7, dates to same stratum.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Tannur feature of scattered use
O01	v0002a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0001

  J02f0010
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A20	O629-O629MH3.J	!!	fi
A21	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	fi
B11	O629-O629MH3.J	mh	Fill inside tannur f9 in k14.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O629-O705MH.J	mh	k14
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9193 @bottom
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9216 @top
F02	<si q0028	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	>si f0009	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f7, ad is below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of tannur that sits in f7
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Tannur feature of scattered use
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	630

  J02f0011
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A20	O630-O630MH.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v8
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	This is directly below f5 in k4, it covers the whole unit and is essentially the same as f4: The matrix is a mixture of soft and hard patches. It is clearly natural deposition.
C04	O630-O630MH.J	mh	I separated this from f5 in order to better keep track of q-lots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O629-O705MH.J	mh	k4
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9170 @bottom
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9225 @top
F02	<co f0005	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0027	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0033	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0038	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0043	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0022	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0027	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0039	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation same as tannurs
O01	v0008	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0017	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0018	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0033a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0006
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0011
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O704

  J02f0012
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A20	O704-O704MH.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O704MH.J	mh	lb
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v24
A40	O630-O630MH.J	mh	ab
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	This a hard, compacted layer to the west of tannur f9 in k14 and extending north. It extends 200cm north and 150cm east of m3599. At the top of this layer there were no sherds or other inclusion in it which would have made this feature into a constructed floor. At the bottom of it there were some large sherds embedded in it. These sherds were not horizontal but tilted any which way. This feature is probably a working floor associated with the tannur f9. Perhaps it was formed due to higher foot traffic around the tannur f9.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
C40	O704-O704MH.J	mh	Instead of defining this as ab I changed the definition since this lens is not bounded by any walls.
D01	O629-O705MH.J	mh	k14
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9194 @bottom
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9211 @top
F02	<co f0007	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0029	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0009	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	floor associated to tannur f9
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	working floor associated with tannur.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floor near tannur
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0002a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0006
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O630

  J02f0013
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A20	O630-O630MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	O630-O630MH.J	mh	stone
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v3
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	A large stone near the northwest corner of k14. Seems to be isolated. Perhaps it has eroded from the temple terrace to the north.
D01	O629-O705MH.J	mh	k14
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	21 (39666 50102 - 9413 / Relay location: top)
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	22 (39587 50118 - 9413 / Relay location: top)
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9241 @bottom
D06	O629-O705MH.J	mh	9269 @top
F02	>si f0007	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f7
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sits inside of f7, which is just under topsoil.
O01	v0003	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0001

  J02f0014
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A20	O630-O630MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	O630-O630MH.J	mh	stone
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v7
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	A large stone near the middle of the northern baulk of k5. Originally I thought it was an isolated stone, which has eroded from the temple terrace above but it seems to sit on another stone possibly thus implying some sort of construction.
D01	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	k5
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	23 (38997 50514 - 9390 / Relay location: top)
D03	O630-O703MH2R.J	mh	24 (38943 50516 - 9390 / Relay location: top)
D06	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	9200 @top
F02	>si f0008	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0016	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sit in f8
O01	v0005	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0005a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc

  J02f0015
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use3
A20	O630-O630MH.J	!!	bu
A21	O630-O630MH.J	mh	ly
A30	R720-O704MH.J	pc	f15 is a accumulation related to stones f26
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v4
A40	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	ad
A40	O704-O704MH.J	mh	ld
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	Under f12 and f7 in k14. Natural soil matrix consisting of patches of harder and softer soil.
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	This feature is located in k14. While the soil matrix does not differ from f7, this feature sits on top of stones, which were clearly placed here by human hands. Thus I thought it appropriate to refine this feature.
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	Not bounded by any walls.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	k14
D06	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	9165 @bottom
D06	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	9194 @top
F02	<co f0007	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0009	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0012	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0026	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0030	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0035	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0037	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0039	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0146	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0076	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0017	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0052	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	layer associated to stones f26
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Association with the floating stones (f26) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics.
O01	v0003	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0004	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0004a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0007
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O714

  J02f0016
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use3
A20	O704-O704MH.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O704MH.J	mh	l
A30	S129-S129PC.J	pc	f16 is the layer associated with stones f24
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v5
A40	O630-O630MH.J	mh	a
B11	O630-O630MH.J	mh	Associated with a line of small stones running south from f14 in k5. These small stones and this feature are lower in elevation than f14. The feature contains the line of stones, stones slightly to the east of the line as well as more stones to the west of it. It extends roughly 350cm east and 400cm south of m3604. While the soil matrix is not different from f8 above it and to the east of it, I made it into a separate feature in anticipation of a floor possibly associated with the stones.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
C40	O704-O704MH.J	mh	Instead of defining this feature as accumulation, it is better to use lens since the stones bounding it do not seem to be walls.
D01	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	k5
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	32 (38951 50600 - 9154 / Relay location: top)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	33 (38619 50476 - 9154 / Relay location: top)
D06	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	9147 @bottom
D06	O729-O807AP3.J	mh	9154 @top
F02	<co f0008	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0024	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0031	O630-O630MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0034	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<re f0014	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0008	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0082	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0082	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	layer associated to stones f24
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Association with the floating stones (f24) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics.
O01	v0005	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0005a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0020	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0005
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O701

  J02f0017
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use3
A20	O704-O807AP4.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	ld
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v9
A40	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	a
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	Very hard, brick-like material in the northwest corner of k14. Located underneath the large stone f13. On its southern side it is delineated by stones. The stones continue further east than this accumulation.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
C40	O704-O704MH.J	mh	The stones to the south of this feature do not seem to be the remains of any walls and thus definition l is better than a. GB suggested that the hard deposit was formed there because the surrounding stones had prevented the soil from eroding and disintegrating as it did beyond the stones.
D01	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	k14
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	45 (39682 50130 - 9178 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	46 (39632 50107 - 9178 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	47 (39649 50046 - 9178 / Relay location: bottom)
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9155 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9178 @top
F02	<ab f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0076	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Association with the floating stones (f26) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0004	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0004a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0002
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0006
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0019

  J02f0018
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O701-O703MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v10
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	Topsoil of k3. Contains plenty of organic material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	k3
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9300 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9332 @top
F02	<si i0002	O628-T325PC.J	mh
F02	<si q0040	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0049	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0092	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0025	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0010	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O704

  J02f0019
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O701-O703MH3.J	!!	bu
A21	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v23
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	Topsoil of k13. Contains plenty of organic material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	k13
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9258 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9321 @top
F02	<si q0041	O701-O703MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0042	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0023	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0023	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0023a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O704

  J02f0020
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^apr2
A20	O701-O703MH3.J	!!	is
A21	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	w
A98	S306-S306PC.J	pc	this feature number was assigned in season MZ17 to the revetment wall, which in season MZ18 is f128. f128 is located in k13 and not in k12. The to pelevation of the wall f128 is around 91.30 and here is 93.43. I suspect that this structure is related to the first upper line of stones of the second apron f132, which is located in k22, k12 and k2 and its top elevation is 93.46
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	The east-west wall of the temple terrace exposed in the German trenches. Located in k22, k12 and k2. Consists of large stones.
C10	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	This feature was originally thought to be part of the revetment wall but as pC discusses above it was later understood to be part of the second apron (^apr2). Because there are no photographs it is difficult to determine. The relays suggest it is in the location of the apron rather than the wall.
D01	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	k12
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	1 (40732 49751 - 9274 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	2 (40680 50182 - 9317 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	3 (40607 50473 - 9326 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	4 (40589 50584 - 9325 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	5 (40574 50705 - 9343 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	6 (40543 50827 - 9344 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	7 (40498 50901 - 9346 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	8 (40299 50867 - 9304 / Relay location: top)
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9343 @top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature was originally identified as part of the revetment wall (f128) further analysis by pC indicates that it was actually a line of stones associated with the second apron (f132) and thus has been assigned to the stratum with the second apron, rather than the revetment wall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of second apron
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0015
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0016

  J02f0021
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^apr1
A20	O701-O703MH3.J	!!	is
A21	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	w
A98	S306-S306PC.J	pc	this feature number was assigned in MZ17 to the upper line of stones running North-South, belonging to the apron f131. The apron in MZ18 is f131.
B11	O701-O703MH3.J	mh	The suggested western "Apron" of the temple staircase, north-south direction. Located in k2.
B11	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	Line of stones that form the western edge of the first apron (^apr1).
D01	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	k2
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	10 (40651 51068 - 9348 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	11 (40575 51043 - 4348 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	12 (40489 51000 - 9336 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	13 (40406 50964 - 9330 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	14 (40316 50921 - 9303 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	15 (40241 50891 - 9287 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	16 (40147 50845 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O628-O703MH-R.J	bp	9 (40703 51091 - 9357 / Relay location: top)
D06	O704-O807AP4.J	mh	9348 @top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a row of stones that is part of the construction of the first apron (f131). The apron has been dated by the ceramics that abut the lower steps and this upper layer has been assigned to the same stratum.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of first apron
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0015
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0016

  J02f0022
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use3
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	ld
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v6
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	This feature is located in k4 and refers to the accumulation directly associated with the stones (f27). The soil is a mixture of harder and softer patches. The harder patches could perhaps be brick pieces. The feature covers the whole unit although the stones are only found in the southwestern corner of the unit.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k4
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9170 @top
D06	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	9165 @bottom
F02	<co f0011	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0027	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si f0028	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0047	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0050	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0081	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	layer associated to f27
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Association with the floating stones (f27) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use associated with floating stones.
O01	v0006	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0006a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0017	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0018	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O704

  J02f0023
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v23
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	This is a layer directly below the topsoil feature f19 in the western half of k13. It consists of harder and softer patches of soil in a similar manner as in other loci.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k13
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9167 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9258 @top
F02	<co f0019	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0048	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0048	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0051	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0055	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0083	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0083	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
O01	v0023	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0023a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O705

  J02f0024
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	lc
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v7
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	These are the stones in k5 mixed with f16. The stones form a north-south line in the middle of the unit departing from the large stone f14 near the middle of the northern baulk. Included in this feature are also some isolated stones to the west of the line. These stones are in the same level with the stoneline but are not directly connected to and do not seem to form a distinguishable pattern.
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k5
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	34 (38920 50368 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	35 (38931 50371 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	36 (38939 50399 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	37 (38978 50452 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	38 (38957 50498 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	39 (38788 50430 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	40 (38779 50460 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	41 (38930 50537 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	42 (38954 50574 - 9159 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	43 (38714 50408 - 9151 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	44 (38642 50405 - 9149 / Relay location: bottom)
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9151 @top
F02	>si f0016	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	scattered occupation in front of apron; upper part of apron is covered by accumulations
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered.
O01	v0005	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0005a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0007a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0015	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0020	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0010

  J02f0025
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v10
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	This is a layer directly below topsoil f18 in the northern half of k3.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k3
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9207 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9300 @top
F02	<co f0018	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0052	O704-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0054	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0059	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0062	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0066	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0092	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0032	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0131	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer just below topsoil.
O01	v0010	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O706

  J02f0026
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	lc
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v4
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	These are stones in k14 mixed with f15. They form three roughly east-west lines and also include a couple of isolated stones to the south of the lines. The first of the lines abuts f17 but extends further east than f17. At its eastern end this lines curves slightly to the north.
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k14
D03	O704-O704MH2R.J	mh	53 (39603 50245 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	48 (39629 50028 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	49 (39612 50104 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	50 (39589 50138 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	51 (39612 50170 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	52 (39583 50238 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	54 (39634 50163 - 9165 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	55 (39520 50149 - 9173 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	56 (39518 50123 - 9173 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	57 (39474 50100 - 9173 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	58 (39459 50156 - 9173 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	59 (39438 50184 - 9173 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	60 (39438 50018 - 9168 / Relay location: bottom)
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9168 @top
F02	<si i0003	U825-U906YM.J	ym
F02	>si f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	scattered occupation in front of apron; upper part of apron is covered by accumulations
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered.
O01	v0004	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0004a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0009a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0024	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0024a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0002
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0006
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0010
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0019

  J02f0027
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	lc
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v6
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	This feature is the group of stones in the southwest corner of k4. The stones form an irregular line going from southeast to southwest. They are mixed with/in the middle of f22.
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k4
D03	O704-O704MH3R.J	mh	67 (39280 50432 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	61 (39093 50592 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	62 (39159 50613 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	63 (39165 50574 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	64 (39219 50579 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	65 (39227 50488 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	66 (39346 50453 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	67 (39367 50418 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	68 (39183 50443 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	69 (39203 50487 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	70 (39147 50563 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	71 (39114 50542 - 9160 / Relay location: bottom)
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9160 @top
F02	<co f0011	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>si f0022	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
H99	O704-S122PC.J	mh	The stone formations or stone groupings in k4, k5 and k14 probably belong to the same period. Theese are f27, f24, f26. While these stones do not seem to form a coherent structure, they clearly are the result of human activity and thus the date for these would be of interest. They are located underneath and mixed with soil deposition that seems like natural accumulation. the soil just immediately above or surrounding the stones as follows: in k4 the soil around and between the stones is f22, in k5 it is f16 and in k14 it is f15.
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	scattered occupation in front of apron; upper part of apron is covered by accumulations
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation of this feature is low enough to be part of accumulations associated with the large floating stones.
O01	v0006	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0006a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0016	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0019	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0005
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0010

  J02f0028
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	no ct
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	stone
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v6
B11	O704-O704MH.J	mh	This is a large stone partly embedded in the north baulk of k4. It is in the same level with f27 and f22.
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k4
D03	O704-O704MH3R.J	mh	72 (39496 50621 - 9146 / Relay location: side)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	72 (39601 50449 - 9146 / Relay location: side)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	73 (39471 50589 - 9146 / Relay location: side)
D03	O719-O704MH-R.J	mh	74 (39513 50562 - 9146 / Relay location: side)
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9085 @top
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9160 @bottom
F02	>si f0022	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f22
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered.
O01	v0006	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0006a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0008a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0005
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0010

  J02f0029
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O704-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v14
B11	O705-O710MH2.J	mh	This is the topsoil layer in the eastern part of k13. k13 is cut in half by a north-south running German trench and thus the eastern and western halfs of the unit have separate feature numbers for features, which may have extended across the whole unit if the German unit was not there. The topsoil feature includes the dark organic band visible in other units as well.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	k13
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9292 @bottom
D06	O704-O807AP5.J	mh	9330 @top
F02	<si q0053	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	>co f0030	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0056	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0014	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0014a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0008
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O705

  J02f0030
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	0705-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0705-O807AP5.J	mh	ly
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v30
B11	O705-O710MH2.J	mh	This layer is below the topsoil feature f29 in the eastern side of k13. k13 is cut in half by a German trench and thus k13 has separate features in each side of the unit for layers which in actuality may have extended over the entire unit. It consists of patches of harder and softer soil. It is natural accumulation in the same manner as in other units of the area.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0705-O807AP5.J	mh	k13
D06	0705-O807AP5.J	mh	9227 @bottom
D06	0705-O807AP5.J	mh	9292 @top
F02	<co f0029	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0091	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0060	O705-O705MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0061	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0065	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0219	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0228	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0031	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0080	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0087	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0056	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just below topsoil
O01	v0014	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0014a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0008
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O722

  J02f0031
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	0706-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0706-O807AP5.J	mh	ld
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v14
B11	O706-O706MH.J	mh	Soil layer in the eastern side of k13 associated with the large stone near the northern baulk. The soil is still the result of natural accumulation, but since we apparently started reaching the stones of the "apron" I considered it appropriate to separate soils starting from this elevation from those above. The soil matrix still consists of patches of harder and softer soil.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0706-O807AP5.J	mh	k13
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	133 (40054 50568 - 9235 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	134 (40011 50553 - 9229 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	135 (40032 50531 - 9219 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	136 (40066 50539 - 9226 / Relay location: top)
D06	0706-O807AP5.J	mh	9159 @bottom
D06	0706-O807AP5.J	mh	9227 @top
F02	<co f0030	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0069	O706-O706MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0070	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0077	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0103	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0080	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Thick feature, may include multiple strata.
O01	v0014	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0014a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O710

  J02f0032
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A20	0707-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	ld
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v10
B11	O705-O710MH2.J	mh	This feature is located directly below f25 in the northern half of k3. The layer contains large stones, which are f45. The feature is the natural accumulation around these stones, which have probably rolled down from the temple oval wall or from the apron.
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k3
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9165 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9230 @top
F02	<co f0025	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0045	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0091	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0071	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0079	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0081	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0085	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0090	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0220	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0226	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0240	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0249	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0092	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0097	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0098	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0097	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0098	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0099	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0101	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0131	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	floating stones resting in the upper part of apron, when the upper part of apron is visible
O01	v0010	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010b	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725

  J02f0033
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	0707-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	ts
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	topsoil in the south-eastern part of k92. k92 was cut in two parts (from east to west) by the German trench. The consistence of the soil is quite soft and dry without much green and roots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color was not recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k92
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9363 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9388 @top
F02	<si q0072	O707-O710MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	dry
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O707

  J02f0034
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	0707-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	ts
A35	S129-S129PC.J	pc	v27
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	topsoil in the eastern part of k93. The soil is quite dry and soft, not much green and roots.
C04	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	k93 was cut in two parts (from north to south) by the German trench. The excavation of k93 (and k83) should show the edge of the monumental staircase and the eastern "apron".
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color was not recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k93
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9340 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9381 @top
F02	<si q0073	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0073	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<ab f0088	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0037	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0043	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	dry
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O707

  J02f0035
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A20	O707-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	l
A40	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	ld
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	lens constituted by the eastern baulk of k14.
C04	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	For the moment we'll not remove completely the baulk but we'll make a ramp so it could be use to move the wheelbarrow.
C10	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	It's properly an accumulation but since the absence of walls we preferred to define it a lens.
C10	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation recovered from type of contact, using top elevation of f121.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	k14
D06	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	9291@top
D06	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	9137@bottom
F02	<si q0078	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0078	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0126	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0126	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0133	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0133	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0137	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0137	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	>co f0121	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil

  J02f0036
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O707-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	ts
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	topsoil in the north-eastern part of k92. k92 was cut in two parts (from east to west) by the German trench. The consistence of the soil is the same of f33, quite soft and dry without much green and roots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color was not recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k92
D04	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned for this feature
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9404 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9429 @top
F02	<si q0080	O707-O710MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	dry
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O707

  J02f0037
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O707-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	ab
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v27
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	lens in k93 constituted by the typical reddish material of the temple terrace. It's a natural accumulation with bricky consistence which is also typical of the brickfall associated with the palace.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k93
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9275 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9340 @top
F02	<co f0034	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0082	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0091	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0093	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0088	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0048	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0047	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0043	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation just below topsoil.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under topsoil
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O708

  J02f0038
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	0707-O807AP5.J	!!	bu
A21	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	ts
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	topsoil in the southern part of k82. k82 was cut in two parts (from east to west) by the German trench (the northern part is so small that it was eroded by the atmospheric agents). The soil is quite dry and soft, not much green and roots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color was not recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k82
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9369 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9395 @top
F02	<si q0083	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0092	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0097	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0100	O711-O711MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	dry
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O710

  J02f0039
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	layer constituted by the northern baulk of k4.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	k4
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9149 @bottom
D06	0707-O807AP5.J	mh	9291 @top
F02	<si q0084	O707-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0089	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0089	V115-V115MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0096	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0003	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0005	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0011	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O708

  J02f0040
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O707-O707AP2.J	!!	is
A21	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	tr
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	It's the old German trench running from east to west across k82 and k92. We needed to define it since we took some relays in order to plot the area.
D01	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	k82
D01	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	k92
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	75 (40444 51617 - 9362 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	76 (40633 51653 - 9385 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	77 (40297 52265 - 9416 / Relay location: top)
D06	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	9385@top
D06	S305-S131PC4.J	pc	9362@top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	trench made by the german team in 1999
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Modern cut of German trench
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200

  J02f0041
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O707-O707AP2.J	!!	is
A21	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	tr
B11	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	It's the old German trench running from east to west and from north to south across k72.
C04	O707-O707AP2.J	ap	We needed to define it since we took some relays in order to plot the area.
D01	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	k72
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	78 (40432 52424 - 9432 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	79 (39873 52315 - 9382 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	80 (39827 52617 - 9383 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	81 (40253 52693 - 9418 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	82 (40153 53286 - 9417 / Relay location: top)
D03	O707-O707MH-R.J	mh	83 (40261 53309 - 9427 / Relay location: top)
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9432@top
D06	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	9432@top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	trench made by the german team in 1999
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Modern cut of German trench

  J02f0042
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O708-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	ts
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v11
B11	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	topsoil in k33. The soil is quite dry and soft, not much green and roots, the same of all the squares in J02 area.
D01	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	k33
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9250@top
F02	<si q0087	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0099	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0102	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0046	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0049	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f103
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O01	v0011	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0011a	O718-R708SC.J	mh

  J02f0043
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O708-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	ly
B11	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	It's the pseudo-baulk in k93 that in the first days we left to safeguard the steps of the stair. The soil matrix is the same which characterize f34 and f37 in k93.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k93
D06	T220-S205PC.J	pc	9395@top
F02	<si q0094	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0098	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0034	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0037	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	as f34, f37
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same as f34 and f37. Includes material from both s30 and s20.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Same as f37
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O708

  J02f0044
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	layer constituted by the northern baulk of k5. We started to remove the eastern part to have the space for drawing the east section.
C10	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	Elevations were recovered from the q-lot
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k5
D06	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	9232@bottom
D06	UZ22-U809YM.J	cjc	9272@top
F02	<si q0095	O708-O710MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0104	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0002	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0004	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0008	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. This feature is thick and also includes material below the topsoil.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O710

  J02f0045
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	O708-O707AP2.J	!!	no ct
A21	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	st
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v10
B11	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	aggregate of loose stones collapsed from north (from the stair or from the "apron") in k3. This feature sits in f32. The stones are of medium size and are quite flat on the upper part.
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k3
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	100 (39826 50829 - 9249 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	101 (39793 50814 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	102 (39807 50862 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	103 (39821 50864 - 9247 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	104 (39758 50871 - 9229 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	105 (39714 50920 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	106 (39707 50884 - 9220 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	107 (39701 50887 - 9225 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	108 (39674 50894 - 9220 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	109 (39661 50870 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	110 (39859 50898 - 9239 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	111 (39893 50908 - 9236 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	112 (39893 50848 - 9228 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	113 (39864 50851 - 9234 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	117 (39883 51032 - 9211 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	118 (39852 51062 - 9188 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	93 (39860 50773 - 9223 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	94 (39822 50796 - 9217 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	95 (39811 50741 - 9217 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	96 (39847 50728 - 9217 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	97 (39839 50814 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	98 (39896 50823 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	99 (39879 50783 - 9216 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	114 (39894 50858 - 9230 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	115 (39876 50834 - 9221 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	116 (39908 50808 - 9225 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	132 (39959 50645 - 9212 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	84 (39937 50643 - 9241 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	85 (39918 50699 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	86 (39942 50698 - 9259 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	87 (39965 50648 - 9205 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	88 (39941 50697 - 9206 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	89 (39930 50656 - 9210 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	90 (39944 50769 - 9230 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	91 (39931 50778 - 9235 / Relay location: top)
D03	O714-O717MH-R.J	ap	92 (39918 50772 - 9135 / Relay location: top)
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9249@top
F02	>si f0032	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0090	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f32
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	floating stones resting in the upper part of apron, when the upper part of apron is visible
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered stones
O01	v0010	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010b	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0026	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0015
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0016
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0017

  J02f0046
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O708-O707AP2.J	!!	bu
A21	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	lb
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v11
B11	O708-O707AP2.J	ap	natural lens in the south-western corner of k33. The soil is quite hard, harder than in the rest of the square. It's composed by stones of small-medium size and by just one pottery shard. In a first time we supposed it could be a kind of floor but it's more probable it's the natural surface of the tell
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k33
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	119 (40204 49179 - 9252 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	120 (40328 49222 - 9264 / Relay location: top)
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9253@top
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9223@bottom
F02	<co f0042	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0106	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0112	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0049	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0049	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0055	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0011	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0011a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O711

  J02f0047
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A20	O708-O714AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O708-O714AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v27
B11	O708-O714AP.J	ap	layer in k93. It's composed by soil of reddish colour which stays between the steps and the eroded stones (and not covers them). The reddish seems to be the kind of bricky material which is typical of the palace and the temple plaza.
C02	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	following the lines of the stairs, was decided that the soil between the stones of the staircase is f47. The material between the stones has the same colour and the same consistency of that of f37 but since it is found between the stones was decided to separate the features.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hardness was not recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k93
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9268 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9275 @top
F02	<ov f0037	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0101	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0105	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0088	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0051	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	bricky layer probably associated to the erosion of mudbrick terrace
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	covers the upper steps of staircase f130
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	bricky
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O711

  J02f0048
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A20	O708-O714AP.J	!!	fi
A21	O708-O714AP.J	ap	co
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v12
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v12a
B11	O708-O714AP.J	ap	we defined this feature a collapse for the nature of the soil. The feature is localized in the northern part of k93. It is composed by reddish bricky material, clearly different for colour and compaction from the material of f47. Scraping the surface we noticed the presence of pieces of whitish plaster of which we took some specimens (q107.1).
C01	O708-O714AP.J	ap	We did not remove the collapse so it's not possible to measure the elevation at the bottom.
C03	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	On the northern part of k93, below the first step, there is a different kind of soil, f48. It is composed by crushed bricks and it is very granular and reddish.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hardness was not recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k93
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	ap	121 (40026 51670 - 9262 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	122 (40111 51526 - 9268 / Relay location: top)
D03	O711-O711AP-R.J	mh	123 (40217 51518 - 9277 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9268 @top
F02	<co f0037	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0107	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0130	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0051	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	layer between stones of staircase f130
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation above the staircase, may be part of use
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	bricky
O01	v0012	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0012a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O711

  J02f0049
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A20	O711-O714AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O711-O714AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v13
B11	O711-O714AP.J	ap	this layer is a natural accumulation northern of f46 in k33. The soil is quite compact and with a brownish colour.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k33
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9247 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9313 @bottom
F02	<co f0046	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0042	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<cu f0054	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<si f0054	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0108	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0118	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0125	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0061	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0046	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit from last use dug into this feature
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brownish
O01	v0013	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0013a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0050
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O711-O714AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O711-O714AP.J	ap	ts
B11	O711-O714AP.J	ap	topsoil in k83. The soil is quite hard with grass and roots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k83
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9361 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9374 @bottom
F02	<si q0109	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0116	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0121	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0062	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0051
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A20	O711-O714AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O711-O714AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v12
B11	O711-O714AP.J	ap	layer localized in the southern half of k93. It's composed by the soil which covers the eroded stones and the steps in the square.
C03	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	the soil in the southern part of the square f51 seems softer to the Northern part. This layer coveres the steps of the staircase f130
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k93
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	124 (39976 51614 - 9281 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	125 (39957 51604 - 9311 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	126 (39991 51545 - 9277 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	127 (40014 51555 - 9278 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	128 (39901 51587 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	129 (39875 51581 - 9225 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	130 (39878 51567 - 9228 / Relay location: top)
D03	O712-O712MH-R.J	ap	131 (39903 51571 - 9231 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9262 @top
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9113 @bottom
F02	<co f0047	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0110	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0114	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0120	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0132	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0135	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<ab f0048	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0088	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0130	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f47
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	covers the upper steps of staircase f130
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	layer at the same elevation as some of the floating stones in the upper layers. See v27
O01	v0012	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
O08	UZ15-T330PC.J	cjc	p0009
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O713

  J02f0052
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O711-O714AP.J	ap	layer which constitutes the north baulk of k13.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k13
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9287 @top
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9247 @bottom
F02	<si q0111	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0117	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0006	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0007	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0015	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0115	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0053
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O711-O714AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O711-O714AP.J	ap	ts
B11	O711-O714AP.J	ap	topsoil in k43. The soil is quite hard with grass and roots.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k43
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9237 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9340 @bottom
F02	<si q0113	O711-O711MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0115	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0059	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. This feature is thick and also includes material below the topsoil.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0054
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O712-O714AP.J	!!	no ct
A21	O712-O714AP.J	ap	pt
B11	O712-O714AP.J	ap	pit located in the southern part of k33. It was covered by f46.
C01	O712-O714AP.J	ap	Since the extension of the surface and the material are different we chose to distinguish  the two features. f54 abuts the southern baulk of k33. It is filled by f55.
C10	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation was not recorded because the pit was not excavated. See note on f55
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k33
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9241 @top
F02	<si f0055	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0060	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0061	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>cu f0049	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>cu f0061	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>si f0049	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	cuts f49
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit from last use in J2
O01	v0013	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0013a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0070	O718-S128PC.J	ap

  J02f0055
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A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	fi
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	fi
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v70
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	fill of pit f54 in k33. The pit is placed in the southern half of the unit and abuts the S-section. The filling is constituted by stones and pebbles of small and medium size with a large amount of basalt fragments on the top.
C03	O712-O801AP.J	ap	It is not possible to relay the bottom since we stopped with the excavation of the unit and we did not dig the pit. At the moment we are not sure that f55 could be the filling of a pit. It may be also part of a burial.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k33
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9241 @top
F02	<co f0046	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0054	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f54
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit from last use in J2
O01	v0013	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0013a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0070	O718-S128PC.J	ap

  J02f0056
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is constituted by the eastern baulk of k13.
C02	O712-O801AP.J	ap	we removed the baulk and after we dug again the squares defined by new markers.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k13
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9257 @bottom
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9332 @top
F02	<si q0119	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0122	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0029	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0030	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0116	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. This baulk is thick and also includes material below the topsoil.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0057
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ts
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the topsoil of k53. The consistency of the soil is quite hard with roots and some green. On the top it is possible to recognize the dark band of organic material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k53
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9193 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9223 @top
F02	<si q0123	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0128	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0143	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0066	O712-O719MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O714

  J02f0058
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ts
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v25
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the topsoil of k15. The consistency of the soil is quite hard with roots and some green. On the top it is possible to recognize the dark band of organic material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k15
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9194 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9240 @top
F02	<si q0124	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0134	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0147	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0065	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0071	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	topsoil
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0025	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0025a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0010
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O714

  J02f0059
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is characterized by the presence of ash in all the surface of the square, k43. The layer is very thin (about 5 cm) and we removed it scraping the surface. f59 is covered by f53 and covers f60.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k43
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9235 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9240 @top
F02	<co f0053	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0127	O712-O712MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0060	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Ashy use associated with the pits
K08	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	ashy
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O712

  J02f0060
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is below the ashy layer f59. The consistency is quite different (the soil is more compact) and the colour is brownish.
C04	O712-O801AP.J	ap	We did not reach the bottom of the feature since we stopped to dig in this unit.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k43
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9235 @top
F02	<co f0054	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<co f0059	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0129	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0140	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0144	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0159	O715-O717MH.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based only on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit from last use in J2 cuts down into this feature.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brownish
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O715

  J02f0061
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A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v70
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is below f49 and below lens f46 in k33.
C03	O712-O801AP.J	ap	The consistency of the soil is quite the same of f49 but since in the northern part of the unit we found some stones of large-medium size we decided to distinguish two features. This last elevation is not the bottom of the feature but the elevation where we stopped with the excavation.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k33
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9213 @top
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9280 @bottom
F02	<co f0049	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0054	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<cu f0054	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<si q0130	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0136	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0141	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0145	O714-O717MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation associated with the floating stones above the monumental access, pit from later use cuts down into this layer.
O01	v0070	O718-S128PC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O714

  J02f0062
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O712-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O712-O801AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v28
B11	O712-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is below the topsoil (f50) in k83. In f62 sit a eroded stones collapsed from the north (f93). f62 is similar to f107 (pedestal below the floating stone)
C03	O712-O801AP.J	ap	The soil is not different but we chose in arbitrary way to distinguish the two features.). f62 is similar to f107 (pedestal below the floating stone) but we choose to make a different feature for the soil which stood under the stones.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k83
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k83
D04	U809-U809YM.J	ym	this type of contact was recovered from the v29
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9211 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9374 @top
F02	<co f0050	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0093	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0107	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si i0004	O628-T325PC.J	mh
F02	<si q0131	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0142	O713-O713MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0148	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0149	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0153	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0162	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0165	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0169	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0171	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0176	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0183	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0191	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0198	O719-O719AP2.J	mh
F02	<si q0202	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0122	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>co f0129	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation associated with the floating stones above the monumental access
O01	v0028	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O720

  J02f0063
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A20	O714-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O714-O801AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O714-O801AP.J	ap	we consider this layer the southern baulk of k12 also if practically it represents the topsoil of the unit. f63 covers f132 (secondary Apron), f133 and f134 which are the two gaps between the secondary Apron and the oval wall and between the primary and secondary aprons.
C02	O714-O801AP.J	ap	We started to dig this unit removing the soil above the steps of the so called "second apron" considering the top soil as a baulk. The bottom elevation is different and depends from the features which are below f63.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k12
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9330 @top
F02	<si f0091	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0150	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0160	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0166	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0170	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0173	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0177	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0179	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0187	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0189	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	>co f0089	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0132	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>co f0133	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>co f0134	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>ov f0131	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0070	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	is topsoil of k12
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O714

  J02f0064
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O714-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O714-O801AP.J	ap	ts
B11	O714-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the topsoil of k2. Some floating stones, probably collapsed from the north (f84), sit in it. This layer is rather thick and covers a quite big elevation. The colour is brownish and it's medium compact.
C02	O714-O801AP.J	ap	We decided to excavate as it was the southern baulk of k2.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no texture or hardness were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k2
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k2
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9332@top
F02	<si f0084	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0085	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0090	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0151	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0161	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0167	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0174	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0178	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0182	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	>co f0074	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0079	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0069	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0078	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0012
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O718

  J02f0065
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	O714-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O714-O801AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v25
B11	O714-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is below the top soil (f58) in k15. The soil is different, more compact and with the presence of few stones of small size concentrated, above all, in the northern part of the unit.
C04	O714-O801AP.J	ap	We did not reach the bottom elevation of the feature since we decided to stop with the excavations in this area and to use the square to collect the dirt and place the elevator.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k15
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9194 @top
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9112@bottom
F02	<co f0058	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0152	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0163	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0175	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0186	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0188	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0207	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0216	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	>co f0168	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0071	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0075	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Although this layer is just under topsoil it is very thick and includes more deposits from s60 than s30.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature is just below the topsoil it probably includes material from multiple strata.
O01	v0025	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0025a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0010
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O721

  J02f0066
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A20	O714-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O714-O801AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O714-O801AP.J	ap	this layer is below the topsoil (f66) in k53.
C04	O714-O801AP.J	ap	We did not reach the bottom elevation of the feature since we decided to stop with the excavations in this area. The soil is not different but we chose in arbitrary way to distinguish the two features.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k53
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9193 @top
F02	<co f0057	O712-O719MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0154	O714-O717MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0158	O715-O717MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0172	O715-O717MH.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Although this layer is just under topsoil it is very thick and includes more deposits from s60 than s30.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This baulk is very thick, almost 1 meter in depth. It likely includes material from multiple strata.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O715

  J02f0067
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O718-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O718-O801AP.J	ap	ts
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v31
B11	O718-O801AP.J	ap	This feature is the topsoil of k84. The soil is compact and hard; the color brownish. We notice the presence of roots and small pebbles. Dark band of organic material on the top. The feature covers f117. A tannur (f72) with its filling (f73) sits in it.
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k84
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k48
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9211 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9302 @top
F02	<si q0184	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0192	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	>co f0072	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0073	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0113	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0117	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>co f0117	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>ab f0077	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use including tannurs
K05	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	brown
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
K08	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	compact with pebbles
O01	v0031	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O719

  J02f0068
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	O718-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O718-O801AP.J	ap	ts
B11	O718-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the topsoil of k85. The material is the same that we found in k84: compact and hard and with brownish color. Presence of small pebbles and roots. Dark band of organic material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k85
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9232 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9293 @top
F02	<si q0185	O718-O718AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0193	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	>co f0113	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0118	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0013
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O719

  J02f0069
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A20	O719-O801AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O719-O801AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v72
B11	O719-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the eastern baulk of k2. It is composed by a reddish material, quite granular and rather soft.  A tannur (f85) with its filling sits in it.
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k2
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k2
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9343@top
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9350@bottom
F02	<si f0085	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<si q0190	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0199	O719-O719AP2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0074	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Tannur sits in this feature, belongs with layers associated with tannurs and reuse of the area.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use including tannurs
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	granual
O01	v0072	O811-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O719

  J02f0070
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O719-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the eastern baulk of k12.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k12
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9250 @bottom
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9321 @top
F02	<si q0194	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0197	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<ab f0063	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. Baulk may include other layers, not just topsoil.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O719

  J02f0071
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O719-O801AP.J	ap	this feature is the northern baulk of k15.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k15
D06	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	9240 @top
D06	UZ23-U809YM.J	cjc	9200@bottom
F02	<si q0195	O719-O719AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0201	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0058	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ab f0065	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. Baulk may include other layers, not just topsoil.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O720

  J02f0072
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A20	O719-O802AP.J	!!	is
A21	O719-O802AP.J	ap	ta
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v31
B11	O719-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is a tannur, located in the southern half of k84. Part of it is in the eastern section. It sits in f67 and it intrudes f73. The upper circular part is well preserved as are the walls. Because our goal was to reach the elevation of the wall f129 as soon as possible, we did not differentiate the floor on which the tannnur, sits but just the general feature connected with it. The top elevation is m3824 + 129 - 152.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k84
D03	O719-O721AP-R.J	mh	137 (39278 51890 - 9292 / Relay location: top)
D03	O719-O721AP-R.J	mh	138 (39343 51904 - 9292 / Relay location: top)
D03	O719-O721AP-R.J	mh	139 (39322 51864 - 9292 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9332 @top
F02	<co f0067	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si f0073	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f67
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Tannur indicates that this is the period of reuse.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use including tannurs
O01	v0031	O808-R708SC.J	ap

  J02f0073
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A20	O719-O802AP.J	!!	fi
A21	O719-O802AP.J	ap	fi
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v31
B11	O719-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is the fill of tannur f72 in k84. Inside the tannur we found just one bone and a small amount of pottery sherds. The fill includes little bit of ash. The soil soft and brownish. The top elevation is the same as the tannur's: m3824 + 129 -152.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k84
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9332 @top
F02	<co f0067	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0072	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f72
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of tannur associated with area reuse.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use including tannurs
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
O01	v0031	O808-R708SC.J	ap

  J02f0074
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A20	O720-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O720-O802AP.J	ap	ly
A30	S306-S306PC.J	pc	this is a bricky crumbly reddish accumulation located north of apron f131. It was only exposed and there are different hypothesis of the origin of it
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v57
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	Reddish layer at the bottom of the trench in k2. This material is the same kind of packing that characterizes all structures dating to the 3rd millennium BCE. It's called "bakkaya" and we have found it also in connection with the temple and the palace. It was carried here intentionally and used as filling. Presence of white material which at a first sight seems plaster but it's actually organic material. The top elevation is m3647 + 46 - 141; the bottom is m3687 + 20 - 164. As we reached this level we stopped the excavation of the unit.
C03	S306-S306PC.J	pc	possibly this bricky material belongs to the melting of a mudbrick structure, like a platform. pC is of the opinion that it is the melting of the mudbrickterrace, which was excavated from the german team and was exposed in this place. Due to its long exposure, it melted.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hardness was not recorded
D01	S306-S306PC.J	pc	k2
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9223@top
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9200 @bottom
F02	<co f0064	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0069	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0203	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	bricky material probably of temple terrace (was exposed by the german team and was dated Early Dynastic)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya surface associated with the construction of the temple terrace.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	crumbly
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0057	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0066	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0012
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O720

  J02f0075
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	This layer is the eastern baulk of k75. The top elevation is m3790 + 0 - 13.
C33	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	Because this feature was excavated as a baulk, many attributes such as color, hardness, and texture were not recorded. Also, there is no photograph of this feature.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k75
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9229 @top
F02	<si q0205	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0065	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer below topsoil.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O720

  J02f0076
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A20	O720-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O720-O802AP.J	ap	ly
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v32
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is the layer below the so called "Mittanic" level in k14. It's a horizontal layer that includes pebbles and small and medium-sized stones, which sit in it. f76 is overlaid by f15, f26, and f17. Its consistency is rather similar to f15,which, however, does not contain stones or pebbles. The top elevation is m3599 + 36 - 136; the bottom elevation is m3880 + 63 - 164.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k14
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9065 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9248 @top
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9140@top
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9189 @bottom
F02	<co f0104	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0015	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0017	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<cu f0104	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<si q0208	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0217	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0238	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0247	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0257	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0265	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ov f0109	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f82 and f81
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Below the scattered accumulations, period of abandonment while the MA focus is on the western area (J5)
O01	v0032	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0032a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0016
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0077
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	This layer is the northern baulk of k84. The top elevation is m3822 + 0 - 13; the bottom is m3825 + 112 - 52. f77 covers f96.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k84
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9344 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9411 @bottom
F02	<si q0209	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0213	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0225	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0232	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0234	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<ab f0067	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0096	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. Baulk includes layers under topsoil as well.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0078
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use4
A20	O720-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O720-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	f78 = f69. This feature is the eastern baulk of k2. It's composed of quite granular and rather soft reddish material. The top elevation is m3679 + 0 -13; the bottom is m3687 + 120 - 164. f68=f78. A tannur (f85) with its fill (f86) sits in it.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k2
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9343 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9350 @bottom
F02	<si q0210	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0211	O720-O721AP1.J	ap
F02	<si q0214	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0215	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0233	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0235	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<ab f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same as f69
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Tannur sits in this feature, belongs with layers associated with tannurs and reuse of the area.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use including tannurs
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	granual
O01	v0072	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0012
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0079
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	pc	^accum1
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O720-O802AP.J	ap	This layer is the eastern baulk of k4 and k5. In principle it belongs to k4 but in practice it's the eastern side of the eastern baulk of k4 and k5, or, rather, the western side of the German trench k100. We dug this area as a baulk without differentiating the different layers except when the change was very evident (f110). The top elevation is m3614 + 0 -13; the bottom is m3907 + 3 - 164.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k4
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8966 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9233 @top
F02	<co f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0212	O720-O721AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0251	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0276	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0110	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0110	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is thick and mixed from more than one strata but the uppermost levels belong to the assigned strata.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0080
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ad
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v30
A40	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is the layer below f31. It's located in the south-eastern part of the unit, below the eroded stones. The top elevation is m3725 + 82 - 171; the bottom is m3810 + 74 - 131. f80 is overlaid by f31 and it overlays f83.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k13
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9153 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9159 @top
F02	<co f0030	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0031	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0221	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0224	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	>ov f0083	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	overlay wall f128: wall f128 begins to appear
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations covering the revetment wall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations building up with area no longer in use
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O721

  J02f0081
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v36
A40	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This layer is below the Mittanic "floor" (f26) in k4. After we decided to remove the pebbles (f28 and f27), we reached this layer with similar soil but just without stones. f81 has almost the same characteristics as features f82 and f76 (all below the Mittanic horizontal alignment). The top elevation is m3599 + 36 - 136.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k4
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9165 @top
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9072 @bottom
F02	<co f0022	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0223	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0229	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0237	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0248	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0252	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0261	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0102	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0105	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f82 and f76
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation covering the post-brickfall use.
O01	v0034	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0036	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0017
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0018
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725

  J02f0082
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ad
A35	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	v35
A40	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This layer is below the Mittanic "floor" (f16) in k5. After we decided to remove the pebbles (f14 and f24), we reached this layer with similar soil but just without stones without stones. f82 has almost the same characteristics as features f81 and f76 (all below the Mittanic horizontal alignment). The top elevation is m3599 + 36 - 136.
C33	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	The color, texture and hardness were not recorded for this feature. Additionally, the bottom elevation was not recorded either in the feature or the q-lots.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k5
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9165 @top
F02	<co f0016	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0008	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ov f0016	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0222	O721-O721AP2.J	ap
F02	<si q0230	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0157	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f81 and f76
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation covering the post-brickfall use.
O01	v0035	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O722

  J02f0083
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A20	O721-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ld
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is a very compact and hard lens in the western part of k13. It consists in small pebbles and the texture seems very similar to the soil found in J1 (MZ16). The top elevation is m3810 + 74 - 131; the bottom is m3810 + 47 - 131. The surface occupied by this layer is quite irregular and not very large.
C30	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	To this feature number has been recorded two different features: the first is a soil layer,the second is 14 floating stones (here only in the relay). From the plot it seems that theese floating stones are approximatly in the same position as f45
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	k13
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	141 (40483 50556 - 9317 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	142 (40438 50549 - 9305 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	143 (40438 50631 - 9322 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	144 (40465 50649 - 9330 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	145 (40353 50522 - 9292 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	146 (40335 50511 - 9283 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	147 (40307 50539 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	148 (40332 50589 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	149 (40280 50496 - 9279 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	150 (40225 50508 - 9273 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	151 (40227 50543 - 9278 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	152 (40277 50533 - 9287 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	153 (40297 50557 - 9283 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	154 (40241 50554 - 9271 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	155 (40245 50573 - 9276 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	156 (40305 50575 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	157 (40269 50586 - 9272 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	158 (40249 50641 - 9278 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	159 (40269 50664 - 9287 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	160 (40289 50592 - 9279 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	161 (40215 50594 - 9270 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	162 (40228 50569 - 9269 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	163 (40242 50578 - 9275 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	164 (40231 50600 - 9276 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	165 (40185 50636 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	166 (40167 50611 - 9248 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	167 (40185 50582 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	168 (40200 50590 - 9257 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	169 (40199 50684 - 9285 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	170 (40202 50652 - 9273 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	171 (40173 50652 - 9273 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	172 (40157 50669 - 9267 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	173 (40121 50639 - 9249 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	174 (40095 50629 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	175 (40118 50579 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	176 (40146 50589 - 9265 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	177 (40047 50671 - 9229 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	178 (40001 50654 - 9209 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	179 (39975 50705 - 9223 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	180 (40024 50711 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	181 (40013 50845 - 9254 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	182 (39998 50808 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	183 (39932 50868 - 9229 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	184 (39939 50813 - 9219 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	185 (39961 51092 - 9268 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	186 (39980 51057 - 9259 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	187 (39953 51038 - 9263 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	188 (39929 51056 - 9260 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	189 (40250 50265 - 9231 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	190 (40273 50278 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	191 (40267 50307 - 9242 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	192 (40249 50307 - 9238 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	193 (40268 50302 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	194 (40297 50293 - 9252 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	195 (40316 50328 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	196 (40289 50351 - 9256 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	197 (40234 50278 - 9224 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	198 (40212 50296 - 9218 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	199 (40186 50244 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	200 (40163 50478 - 9194 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	201 (40149 50419 - 9190 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	202 (40105 50425 - 9151 / Relay location: top)
D03	O720-O721MH-R.J	bp	203 (40110 50472 - 9171 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	204 (40256 50849 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	205 (40327 50783 - 9298 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	206 (40322 50840 - 9312 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	207 (40291 50871 - 9297 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	208 (40092 50562 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	209 (40031 50531 - 9219 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	210 (40012 50549 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	211 (40085 50575 - 9228 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	212 (39904 51171 - 9249 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	213 (39773 51168 - 6231 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	214 (39780 51104 - 9248 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	215 (39801 51095 - 9241 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	216 (39956 50694 - 9186 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	217 (39934 50654 - 9189 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	218 (39961 50648 - 9192 / Relay location: top)
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9126 @bottom
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9153 @top
F02	<co f0023	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0023	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ov f0080	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0227	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	>ov f0087	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. Elevation sme as stones f26 and f24.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	very hard
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0013
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0015
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0016
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0017
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O722

  J02f0084
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A20	O721-O802AP.J	!!	no ct
A21	O721-O802AP.J	ap	st
A30	S103-S103PC.J	pc	f84 consists of 40 large floating stones in k2 and k12, rolled from the North, and resting atop of the apron f131 and the second apron f132 and in front of them
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v26
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature consists of a large number of stones (40) which sit in f64. We choose to assign this feature to k2 arbitrary although the stones are extend also into k12. Before removing the stones we created sub-components for this feature so that every stone has its own number.
D01	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	k12
D01	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	k2
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	308 (39858 51093 - 9194 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	309 (39855 51054 - 9188 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	310 (39884 51036 - 9207 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	311 (39873 51095 - 9201 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	312 (39894 51113 - 9232 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	313 (39931 51106 - 9241 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	314 (39942 51080 - 9237 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	315 (39905 51070 - 9234 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	316 (39810 50802 - 9138 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	317 (39777 50774 - 9136 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	318 (39817 50766 - 9148 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	319 (39708 51535 - 9205 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	320 (39723 51494 - 9186 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	321 (39746 51495 - 9195 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	322 (39743 51540 - 9208 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	323 (39796 51605 - 9217 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	324 (39806 51631 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	325 (39766 51618 - 9221 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	326 (39765 51644 - 9221 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	327 (39826 51590 - 9215 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	328 (39850 51596 - 9237 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	329 (39868 51634 - 9243 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	330 (39845 51655 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	331 (39645 50944 - 9121 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	332 (39576 50943 - 9097 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	333 (39596 51020 - 9112 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	334 (39732 51362 - 9132 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	335 (39726 51355 - 9129 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	336 (39662 51363 - 9087 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	337 (39673 51372 - 9097 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	338 (39494 51370 - 8989 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	339 (39513 51319 - 8997 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	340 (39466 51290 - 9008 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	341 (39467 51354 - 8997 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	342 (39483 51463 - 9116 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	343 (39439 51458 - 9124 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	344 (39453 51510 - 9122 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	345 (39502 51503 - 9134 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	346 (39633 51409 - 9101 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	347 (39604 51429 - 9102 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	348 (39647 51456 - 9102 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	349 (39724 51509 - 9120 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	350 (39686 51504 - 9112 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	351 (39691 51537 - 9128 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	352 (39715 51541 - 9130 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	357 (38844 51264 - 8967 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	358 (38816 51244 - 8936 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	359 (38736 51270 - 8960 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	360 (39653 51645 - 9155 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	361 (39641 51705 - 9185 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	362 (39686 51713 - 9166 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	363 (39689 51655 - 9165 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	364 (39632 51832 - 9210 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	365 (39656 51861 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	366 (39684 51818 - 9239 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	367 (39643 51805 - 9218 / Relay location: top)
D03	O727-O729MH2R.J	ap	368 (39600 50911 - 9060 / Relay location: top)
D03	O727-O729MH2R.J	ap	369 (39616 50931 - 9065 / Relay location: top)
D03	O727-O729MH2R.J	ap	370 (39632 50921 - 9051 / Relay location: top)
D03	O727-O729MH2R.J	ap	371 (39624 50893 - 9047 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	372 (39870 50457 - 9087 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	373 (39837 50408 - 9080 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	374 (39880 50395 - 9078 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	375 (39886 50439 - 9097 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	376 (39938 50409 - 9105 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	377 (39903 50383 - 9093 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	378 (39939 50360 - 9102 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	379 (39958 50385 - 9111 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	380 (39877 50379 - 9076 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	381 (39888 50339 - 9071 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	382 (39912 50349 - 9076 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	383 (39908 50368 - 9080 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	384 (39916 50320 - 9083 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	385 (39883 50310 - 9072 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	386 (39903 50282 - 9075 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	387 (39915 50289 - 9082 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	388 (39941 50340 - 9076 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	389 (39948 50331 - 9085 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	390 (39958 50339 - 9092 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	391 (39948 50352 - 9085 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	392 (39946 50329 - 9087 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	393 (39921 50305 - 9087 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	394 (39937 50284 - 9093 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	395 (39970 50281 - 9090 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	396 (39953 50267 - 9102 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	397 (39935 50258 - 9111 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	398 (39927 50283 - 9100 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	399 (39918 50261 - 9079 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	400 (39938 50221 - 9057 / Relay location: top)
F02	>si f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0090	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0091	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0120	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sit in f64, which is a thick accumulation covering f132
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	floating stones resting in the upper part of apron, when the upper part of apron is visible
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Floating stones above second apron. High elevation indicates they are earlier.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floating stones in the elevations above when the area was covered, including most of the second apron.
O01	v0026	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026c	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026d	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026e	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026f	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026g	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026h	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026i	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026j	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026k	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026l	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026m	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026n	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026o	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026p	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026q	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026r	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026s	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026t	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026u	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026v	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026w	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026x	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0026y	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0037	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0037a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0055	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0017
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0018

  J02f0085
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A20	O721-O802AP.J	!!	is
A21	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ta
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v72
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is a tannur which is located on the eastern baulk of k2 (f69=f78). We discovered it when we were removing the baulk. We decided to take a picture of it and to remove it as soon as possible. It was quite well preserved. The top elevation is m3822 + 8 - 131.
D01	S131-S131PC3.J	pc	k2
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9234 @top
F02	<si f0086	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0069	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sit in f69 and in topsoil f64
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Tannur indicates that this is the period of reuse.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use at the end of J2's use
O01	v0072	O811-R708SC.J	ap

  J02f0086
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A20	O721-O802AP.J	!!	fi
A21	O721-O802AP.J	ap	fi
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v72
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is the fill of the tannur (f85) in k2.
C04	O721-O802AP.J	ap	Because our goal was to reach the lower levels as soon as possible, we did not collect the material found in the tannur as separate items. After taking the top elevation  (m3822 + 8 - 131) we removed the tannur with a big pick although this action might not have been archeologically correct.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k85
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9234 @top
F02	<si q0306	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>si f0085	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f85 and in topsoil f64
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of tannur associated with area reuse.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scattered use at the end of J2's use
O01	v0072	O811-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0087
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v30
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature consists of mixed material, quite hard and compact, which is present in the whole surface of the unit. f87 is overlaid by f83 which is a very hard and compact lens. The top elevation is m3810 + 47 -131; the bottom is m3810 + 31 -145.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	S311-S211PC2.J	pc	k13
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9126 @top
D06	S103-S103PC.J	pc	9096@bottom
F02	<ov f0030	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0083	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0236	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0329	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0095	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0128	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation covering the top of the revetment wall.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O728

  J02f0088
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is the eastern baulk of k93. The top elevation is m3670 + 0 -13.
C33	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk it was not photographed and descriptive attributes were not recorded.
D01	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	k93
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9351 @top
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9130 @bottom
F02	<si q0239	O722-O724MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0244	O724-O724MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0250	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0094	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0034	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0037	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0047	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0051	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	upper part of baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil. Baulk includes layers under topsoil as well.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Baulk including multiple features. Topmost features are topsoil level.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0089
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A20	O721-O802AP.J	!!	is
A21	O721-O802AP.J	ap	w
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v55
A40	O721-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	O721-O802AP.J	ap	This feature is a small part of a mud-brick wall. It is located between the first and the second apron (f131 and f132) in the gap of about 1 m in width. We noticed the presence of a few rows of mud-bricks while cleaning the column of soil below the stone f84.24. As we scraped the surface towards south from the stone we found some gray bricks in place with remains of the reddish between them.
B11	S615-O802AP.J	pc	bricks under the second apron, possibly part of the coating surface of the temple mound before the building of the second apron f132: several other bricks were found in J3 above the layer of the 2nd millenium glacis (mittani): this let me hypotize that these bricks belong to the brick surface dated to the Third millenium and found in the german excavation. The elevation of these bricks is at 91.75 (from relay r854, the closest stone of the apron f131 to f89)
D01	S103-S103PC.J	pc	k12
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9175 @top
F02	<co f0063	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<co f0120	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0263	O724-V910CJC.J	mh
F02	<ab f0132	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0132	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>si f0134	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	bricks under level of upper stones of apron f131, sitting in f134
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya surface associated with the construction of the temple terrace.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	gray
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	bricky
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0055	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102

  J02f0090
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A20	0724-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	0724-O802AP.J	ap	ld
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v10
B11	0724-O802AP.J	ap	This feature includes the soil columns below the eroded stones in k3. In practice it is equal to f32 but we decided to distinguish the material coming from the columns on which the stones stand.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k3
F02	<si q0241	O724-O724MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0262	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<re f0045	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<re f0084	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0064	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	same as f32
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations supporting floating stones
O01	v0010	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0010b	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0026	O718-S128PC.J	mh
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725

  J02f0091
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A20	0724-O802AP.J	!!	bu
A21	0724-O802AP.J	ap	ly
B11	0724-O802AP.J	ap	This feature includes the soil columns below the eroded stones in k13. In practice is equal to f90 in k3, but we decided to distinguish the material coming from the columns on which the stones stand.
C10	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	Elevations recovered from q-lots. Top elevation is probably higher as there are 2 q-lots without elevations recorded before the elevation given here.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	U810-U0810YM.J	ym	k13
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9103 @bottom
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9123 @top
F02	<si q0242	O724-O724MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0245	O724-O724MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0246	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<re f0084	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0030	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0032	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0063	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	as f32
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	same as f32
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations supporting floating stones
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725

  J02f0092
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
B11	O724-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is the eastern baulk of k3. The feature does not present peculiar characters and it's quite similar to f69 (=f78) which is the eastern baulk of k2 and it's composed by a reddish material, quite granular and rather soft.
C04	O724-O807AP.J	ap	Since we have no control points to take elevation and the goal was to go down as soon as possible we were not able to take the top elevation.
D01	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
F02	<si q0243	O724-O724MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0018	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0025	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0032	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Mixed layers but highest levels are topsoil.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Baulk including multiple features. Topmost features are topsoil level.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	granual
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O724

  J02f0093
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A20	O724-O807AP.J	!!	no ct
A21	O724-O807AP.J	ap	st
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v61
B11	O724-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is composed by a quite large number of eroded stones of big size in k83. These stones were removed by the crane and so they were numbered (29 sub-components), relayed and photographed. f93 sits in f62 and rest on f107 (coluns of soil below the stones). It's not clear from where the stones collapsed. They do not seem to belong to an eastern apron.
D01	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	k83
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	219 (40028 51782 - 9294 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	220 (40063 51846 - 9284 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	221 (40096 51821 - 9296 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	222 (40094 51806 - 9302 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	223 (40011 51855 - 9280 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	224 (40027 51859 - 9293 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	225 (40038 51943 - 9302 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	226 (40019 51937 - 9284 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	227 (39957 51941 - 9264 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	228 (39992 51919 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	229 (40025 51971 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	230 (40002 51984 - 9286 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	231 (40040 52007 - 9567 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	232 (40023 51984 - 9264 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	233 (39995 51994 - 9274 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	234 (40030 52023 - 9276 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	235 (39968 52036 - 9240 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	236 (39990 52004 - 9252 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	237 (40004 52063 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	238 (40004 52091 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	239 (39999 52064 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	240 (39953 52158 - 9232 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	241 (39926 52142 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	242 (39980 52170 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	243 (39960 52165 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	244 (39914 52066 - 9294 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	245 (39918 52097 - 9290 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	246 (39907 52103 - 9293 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	247 (39889 52074 - 9285 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	248 (39909 52022 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	249 (39943 51988 - 9231 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	250 (39953 52028 - 9232 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	251 (39979 51899 - 9306 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	252 (39957 51861 - 9306 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	253 (39915 51888 - 9291 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	254 (39931 51906 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	255 (39919 51857 - 9306 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	256 (39902 51809 - 9293 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	257 (39927 51791 - 9300 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	258 (39950 51851 - 9303 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	259 (39989 51768 - 9277 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	260 (39996 51800 - 9279 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	261 (39955 51812 - 9257 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	262 (39957 51760 - 9260 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	263 (39916 51741 - 9274 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	264 (39927 51784 - 9286 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	265 (39946 51753 - 9287 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	266 (39849 51874 - 9269 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	267 (39825 51874 - 9254 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	268 (39825 51914 - 9264 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	269 (39853 51908 - 9275 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	270 (39823 52002 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	271 (39797 52017 - 9241 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	272 (39715 51996 - 9222 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	273 (39744 51964 - 9236 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	274 (39768 52080 - 9252 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	275 (39772 52082 - 9244 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	276 (39721 52067 - 9242 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	277 (39728 52068 - 9257 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	278 (39696 51988 - 9247 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	279 (39732 51963 - 9267 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	280 (39708 51915 - 9262 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	281 (39690 51915 - 9252 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	282 (39649 51903 - 9237 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	283 (39676 51915 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	284 (39639 51953 - 9244 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	285 (39669 51957 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	286 (39675 51978 - 9256 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	287 (39643 51994 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	288 (39681 51958 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	289 (39631 51970 - 9247 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	290 (39638 52008 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	291 (39626 52042 - 9242 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	292 (39593 52017 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	293 (39597 51988 - 9240 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	294 (39756 51824 - 9254 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	295 (39735 51779 - 9242 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	296 (39698 51827 - 9235 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	297 (39687 51769 - 9232 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	298 (39721 51778 - 9235 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	299 (39733 51770 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	300 (39708 51736 - 9234 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	301 (39696 51752 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	302 (39759 51773 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	303 (39783 51798 - 9253 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	304 (39822 51752 - 9257 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	305 (39799 51730 - 9253 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	306 (39718 51849 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	O724-O724MH-R.J	bp	307 (39995 52058 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	274 (39768 52098 - 9254 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	277 (39725 52080 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	O725-O727MH2R.J	bp	307 (40025 52039 - 9266 / Relay location: top)
F02	>si f0062	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>re f0107	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	floating stones resting in the upper part of apron, when the upper part of apron is visible
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scatterred stones in upper elevations
O01	v0028	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0062	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0063	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0066	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0018

  J02f0094
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O724-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is the eastern baulk of k93. It is covered by f88. When we removed f88 we went down changing the number of the feature also if it was referred to the same baulk.
C04	O724-O807AP.J	ap	Since we have no control points to take elevation and the goal was to go down as soon as possible we were not able to take the top elevation.
C33	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk descriptive attributes were not recorded. There is also no photograph of this feature.
D01	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	k93
D06	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	9178 @bottom
F02	<co f0088	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0253	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	No view and only one elevation makes this assignment not completely secure. Elevaiton suggests it belongs to this stratum.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725

  J02f0095
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v30
B11	O724-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is located in the southern part of k13. It is composed by mixed material, medium compact and brownish in colour. This feature is covered by f87 and covers f125. f95 was contaminated by the German trench as attested by the presence of pieces of plastic sheet.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	9096 @top
D06	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	9183 @bottom
F02	<co f0087	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0255	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0266	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0103	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	overlay wall f128: wall begins to appear
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	contaminated by the german trench
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Revetment wall is beginning to be covered. The use areas associated with the flat stone (f154) are covered.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0096
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
B11	O724-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is underneath the northern baulk (f77) of k84, south of the floating stones in k83.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	k84
D06	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	9127 @bottom
D06	O724-O808AP3.J	ap	9211 @top
F02	<co f0077	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0256	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0264	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0274	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0275	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is fairly thick and may include multiple strata.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0097
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ld
B11	0725-O807AP.J	mh	This feature is located in the eastern part of k3, south to the stones placed in the northern half of the square. The soil is not very compact, the color is brownish/reddish and there is a large amount of sherds and pebbles of small-medium size. f97 is covered by f32, it abuts f98 and overlays f101.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	9058 @bottom
D06	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	9072 @top
F02	<co f0032	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ov f0032	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0258	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0260	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ov f0098	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0099	T220-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0101	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0098	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	overlayd by f32
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Associated with f98 and f99 which are place in this stratum based on elevations.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brownish/reddish
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O725
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O98

  J02f0098
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ad
B11	0725-O807AP.J	mh	This feature is located in the western part of k3, south to the stones in the northern half of the square. It has the same elevation of f97, abuts it but the characters are completely different: the soil is very hard with a large amount of very compact gravels and few sherds. f98 is covered by f32 and overlaids f101.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and color were not recorded
D01	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	9072 @top
D06	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	9081 @bottom
D06	R713-S131PC.J	pc	9038 @top
F02	<co f0032	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ov f0032	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0097	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0259	O725-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0097	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0101	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0099	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f97
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation. There is no view of this feature.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	very hard

  J02f0099
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ly
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is located in k3 and limited to its north-western corner, near the stones present in the northern half of the unit. It's composed of very soft material, with abundant presence of ash.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and color were not recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9072 @top
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9081 @bottom
F02	<ov f0032	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0097	T220-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0267	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0098	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>co f0108	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0106	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just covering the use after the brickfall, as the revetment wall is beginning to be covered.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0100
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A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	no ct
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	st
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v22
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature presents two sub-components (f100.1 and f100.2) and is referred to the stones collapsed on the staircase (f130) in k100. Theese two stones has been removed by the crane. They are visible in the photos taken by the Germans.
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k100
F02	>si f0001	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f1
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	seme elevation as f45
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Large stones floating in upper levels above staircase.
O01	v0022	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap

  J02f0101
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use2
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	bu
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ad
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is located in the southern part of k3 and it's overlaid by f97 and f98. The soil is reddish, quite compact and it contains a lot of sherds. It covers the melted bricks labeled as f106.
C04	0726-O807AP.J	ap	Because some sherds seemed at first sight to date to Khabur period, we decided to analyze a q-lot of pottery coming from this feature.
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9087 @top
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9102 @bottom
F02	<ov f0032	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ov f0097	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0098	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0268	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0106	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Immediately above the brickfall, associated with the reuse of the area after it was covered by brickfall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use above the brickfall.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0102
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A20	S225-S211PC2.J	!!	su
A21	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	f
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v36
A40	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	ld
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is a small portion of floor found in k4. It consists of compact soil and pebbles small-medium in size and few sherds. It's located in the northern part of the square and it was possible to see it in the northern section. f102 is covered by f81 and overlaids f105.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k4
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9031 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9081 @top
F02	<co f0081	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0269	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ov f0105	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f81
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with f101, which is above the brickfall, yet this feature is below the scattered reuse in subsequent phases
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use floor associated with the use after the brickfall.
O01	v0036	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0017
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0103
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use2
A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v40
A40	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	floor
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature is located in the southern part of k13, south of the stones which constitue f128 (f103 abuts f128). The soil is very compact and very hard, graysh in colour. It's covered by f95 which presents mixed materials and it was contaminated by the German trench. It seems very similar to the material found in J1 at the same elevation of the wall.
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	0 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9183 @top
D06	R713-S205PC.J	pc	8966@bottom
F02	<co f0095	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0270	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0278	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0283	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0288	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0305	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0320	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0332	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0335	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0125	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>ab f0128	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	abuts wall f128 and is covered by f95
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Directly under f95
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Revetment wall is beginning to be covered. The use areas associated with the flat stone (f154) are covered.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	graysh
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	very hard
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0040	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0021
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	WX17-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0021c
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O728

  J02f0104
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A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	is
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	tr
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v32
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	This feature number has been assigned to the German trench in k14.
C04	0726-O807AP.J	ap	We choose in arbitrary way to assign f104 to the German trench in k14 because it became more clear during the excavation of the unit. f104 goes also through k13 since its direction is north-west/south-east.
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k14
D03	O726-O729MH2R.J	ap	353 (39587 50347 - 9093 / Relay location: top)
D03	O726-O729MH2R.J	ap	354 (39213 50274 - 9083 / Relay location: top)
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9064 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9093 @top
F02	<si q0287	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0109	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0076	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0111	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>cu f0076	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	>in f0109	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	trench of the german team
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Modern cut of German trench
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Remnant of previous excavations
O01	v0030	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0030a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0032	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0032a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0033	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0033a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0016
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0019
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0105
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use2
A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S103-S103PC.J	pc	v64
B11	0726-O807AP.J	ap	this feature is a lens of very compact and hard soil which is present in all the surface of k4. It's covered by f81 and overlaid by f102. It seems quite similar to f103 in k13.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color and texture were not recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k4
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9030 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9115 @top
F02	<ov f0081	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ov f0102	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0271	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0277	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0292	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0302	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0322	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0336	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0351	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0135	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	similar to f103
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with the ashy use phases that are linked to the use of the large stone f154
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Bricky surface, indicating the use on top of the degraded brickfall.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0034	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0036	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0039	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0057	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077c	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0017
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0018
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0108
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
O03	WX17-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0021b
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0106
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	no ct
A20	S307-S206PC.J	!!	fi
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	;ld
A21	S307-S206PC.J	pc	bf
A40	0725-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is a layer composed by melted bricks and some well preserved bricks and a large amount of pottery in k3. The external surface is gray while the core is reddish.
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	the beginning of the large brickfall coming from east. It is characterized by the presence of melted bricks
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9024 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9102 @top
F02	<co f0101	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0273	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0282	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0285	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0289	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0298	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0304	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<ab f0099	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0112	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ov f0112	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f101
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	bricky material, top of large brickfall
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Bricky surface, indicating the use on top of the degraded brickfall.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0107
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A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v62
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature consists of the columns of soil below the floating stones (f93) in k83.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	We labeld f107 the feature where the stones rested and f62 the feature where the stones seated, while we dug them in two different moments. However they are constitued by the same kind of material.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k83
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9178 @bottom
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	9237 @top
F02	<si q0279	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0294	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0307	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0317	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0330	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0331	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<re f0093	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>si f0062	O727-O728MH.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	soil under stones f93
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floating stones in the elevations above when the area was covered, including most of the second apron.
O01	v0028	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0062	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0063	O811-R708SC.J	pc
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O728

  J02f0108
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A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is located in the north-western corner of k3. It consists of mixed material with an abundant presence of ash.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9024 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9067 @top
F02	<co f0099	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si i0005	O628-T325PC.J	mh
F02	<si q0280	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ov f0112	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Above the brickfall, possibly part of the reuse of the area after a period of abandonment.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Ashy reuse after the brickfall.
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0109
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is a mixture of softer (powder-like) soil and laminations in the western part of k14. The colour is brownish.
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k14
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9064 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9065 @top
F02	<ov f0076	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<in f0104	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0281	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0284	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0111	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	>ab f0104	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f76
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under f76
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Covering use towards end of brickfall, coming up to elevations equal to top of revetment wall.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
K07	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	soft
K08	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	powdery
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0019
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O726

  J02f0110
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A20	0726-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v64
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is part of the eastern baulk of k4 and k5 or, better, is the western side of the German trench (k100).
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	Also if we usually dug the baulks without differentiating the layers here we decided to make a new feature since the large presence of ash which could be realated with the doorjam.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	k4
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	8966 @bottom
D06	0726-O808AP3.J	ap	9045 @top
F02	<co f0079	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ov f0079	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0286	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0293	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0303	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0311	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0313	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0316	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0344	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0356	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Large volumetric feature that may include several levels of accumulations, but its top surface is the same as f105 and so it has been assigned to the same stratum as f105.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Top portion is level with the use after the brickfall but the feature is very thick and extends down and therefore likely also includes some brickfall material.
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0057	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0111
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v32
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature covers the whole surface of k14. The soil is compact and hard, brownish in colour.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	we reached this feature in k14 after removing the german trench (f104) and f109 (mixture of material according to the different lenses).
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k14
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8973 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9064 @top
F02	<co f0109	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0104	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0291	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0301	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0319	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0156	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a meter in depth and probably includes multiple strata.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Thick accumulation, mostly falls into the post-brickfall use, but builds-up to cover that use.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	hard
O01	v0032	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0032a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0033	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0016
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
O03	WX17-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0021a
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O728

  J02f0112
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	fi
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	bf
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v50
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature consists of broken and almost complete bricks which were clearly recognizable already cleaning the German trench (k100). The external surface is gray, while the core reddish.
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	the brickfall coming from east of the staircase and covering the lower part of the apron
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	It's possible that they collapsed from the north/eastern part of the apron where we supposed the existence of a construction in mudbrick.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8973 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9024 @top
F02	<co f0106	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<ov f0106	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ov f0108	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0299	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0136	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	part of the large brickfall (as f188)
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just below the flat stone f154, associated with the use after the brickfall, see v77
O01	v0049	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0073	O718-S128PC.J	ap
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0113
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is the layer below the top soil f67 in k84. f113 is the same as f118 in k85 (f68); the soil matrix is not so different fron the top soil f67.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	We decided to dig in the same time k84 and k85 and so we removed the baulk between them creating the new locus k101 which comprises the southern half of k84 and the northern half of k85. However we thought that was better to maintain the distinction between the two units and we dug k84 and k85 as two different units. For this reason f113 is equal to f117 in k84 and f118 in k85.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k84
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9211 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9270 @top
F02	<co f0067	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<co f0068	O727-O728MH.J	ap
F02	<si q0300	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0312	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer just below topsoil.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the topsoil
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O727

  J02f0114
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v39
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This layer is located in the northern baulk of k4.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k4
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8973 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9149 @top
F02	<si q0308	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0318	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0340	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f81
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	See pC's reasoning.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a baulk feature in the upper levels, it probably is mostly accumulations after the area was used, but due to overall depth may contain material from earlier strata as well.
O01	v0039	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O728

  J02f0115
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v38
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This layer is located in the northern baulk of k14.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k14
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8973 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9137 @top
F02	<co f0052	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0309	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0338	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0343	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0350	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f81 and f114
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	See pC's reasoning.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Baulk feature spanning more than 1 meter in depth. May contain materials from multiple strata. Dated to latest strata.
O01	v0038	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0116
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	su
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	fd
A30	S131-S204PC.J	pc	this is a floor surface in front of the revetment wall f128
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v37
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This layer is located in the eastern baulk of k13.
C03	S131-S204PC.J	pc	the layer is really very compact and seems that the upper surface was used as walking surface. The eastern baulk of k13 is f116
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	We have not the top elevation since at the moment of the excavation we had not the control points to measure it.
C30	S131-S204PC.J	pc	f116 is the eastern  baulk of k13, but digging it was recognised that the surface was compact and possibly used as a walking area, since is located in front of the wall
C30	S131-S204PC.J	pc	the top elevation for f116 is missing: the q-lot indicate the elevation of 9070, which is the same elevation as floor f103
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8959 @bottom
D06	S131-S204PC.J	pc	9080@top
F02	<co f0056	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0310	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0321	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0333	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0334	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0342	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0355	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ab f0128	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f103: both walking surfaces in front of wall f128
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation at the same levels as other use areas.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature spans elevations equivalent to different use areas and accuulations. It has a small walking floor in it which can probably be attributed to s155-J2A (post-brickfall use). There are more accumulations then covering the revetment wall which spans the phase of s150-J2A. The upper portion likely is part of the later accumulations attributed to s80-J2A
O01	v0037	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0037a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	O729

  J02f0117
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v62
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This layer is below the top soil in k84. The consistency is quite the same of the top soil.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	After one day of excavations we decided to re-establish the two units: k84 and k85 instead of k101: in k84 below the topsoil we changed feature number of f113 in f117. At the end of season the bottom elevation was m3895 + 0 -0 in the southern half and m3895 + 38 - 164 in the northern half.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k84
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9211 @top
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9253 @bottom
F02	<co f0067	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<co f0067	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	<si q0314	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0345	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0353	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer just below topsoil.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the topsoil
O01	v0046	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0062	O811-R708SC.J	pc

  J02f0118
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ad
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v41
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This layer is located below the top soil f68 in k85. The consistency is quite the same of f68.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	After one day of excavations we decided to re-establish the two units: k84 and k85 instead of k101: in k84 below the topsoil we changed feature number of f113 in f118. At the end of excavations season the bottom elevation was m3895 + 51 -164 in the northern half; m3829 + 0 - 13 in the southern half.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k85
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9140 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9232 @top
F02	<co f0068	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<co f0124	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	<si q0315	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0346	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer just below topsoil, same as f113.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the topsoil
O01	v0041	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0041a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0046	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0022

  J02f0119
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is the corner between the eastern baulk of k4 and the northern baulk of k4. It's equal to f101 in k3. The soil is reddish, quite compact and with many sherds. We decided to distinguish this layer for its strong likeness with f101 in k3.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k4
D04	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned for this feature
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	8973 @bottom
F02	<si q0328	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0347	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0348	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	equal to f101
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation indicates this feature is just above the brickfall, and the packed sherds indicate that it was a part of the post-brickfall use.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish

  J02f0120
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v50
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature belongs to the columns of soil under the floating stones f84 in k13. The consistency, texture and hardness of this soil is the same of f103 which is compact, very hard and graysh in colour.
C04	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	f84 were removed by the crane with the proposal to show as well as possible the "oval" wall. Technically f84 do not belong to k13 but to k2 but practically the stones rested also in k3, k13 and k12.
C30	S131-S204PC.J	pc	the elevation of f120 was not recorded, but r432 (+23-164) is the elevation for f84 wich is 9107@top
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
F02	<re f0084	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0089	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	equal to f64, but being under stones f84 belongs to an older stratum
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Column under stones f84
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation supporting stones of late use above second apron.
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0055	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc

  J02f0121
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is located in the eastern baulk of k14.
C33	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk descriptive attributes were not recorded and no photograph was taken.
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k14
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9078 @bottom
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9137 @top
F02	<co f0035	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0337	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0360	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0362	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation (consists of f76 anf f109)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	See pC's reasoning.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Thick baulk feature that may contail multiple deposits

  J02f0122
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A20	0727-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	ad
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	accumulation covering wall f129
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v29
B11	O726-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is located in the eastern baulk of k100 along the western side of k84 and k85. Medium compact soil, color reddish and presence of sherds and bones.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	k100
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9022 @top
D06	0727-O808AP3.J	ap	9092 @bottom
F02	<co f0062	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	<si q0339	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0341	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0352	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0363	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0129	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation covering f129. The layers above this feature are part of s60 and so even though this feature does not share the indications of scattered use that other features in s70 do, it is at the same elevation and fits stratigraphically into this stratum.
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	reddish
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap

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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	0729-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is located in the eastern baulk of k5. The soil is medium compact.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	k5
D04	U809-U809YM.J	ym	this type of contact was recovered from the v29
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	-13 @top
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	8127 @bottom
D06	T220-S205PC.J	pc	9187@top
F02	<si q0349	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s80-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a baulk and may contain multiple deposits.

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A20	0729-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	ld
A35	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	v41
B11	0729-O807AP1.J	ap	This feature is located in the northern baulk of k85. The layer is very homogeneous, medium compact, with stones and sherds. Presence of rodent hole.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	k85
D04	U809-U809YM.J	ym	this type of contact was recovered from the v41, which make room to other possibiltys
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	9140 @bottom
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	9236 @top
F02	<si q0357	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0118	U809-U809YM.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	No types of contact were recorded but in v41 it appears to cover f118. The alternative is that it is a baulk feature equal to f118. Because of the ambiguity I have assigned it to the same stratum as f118.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Equivalent to f118, which was the natural accumulation under the topsoil.
O01	v0041	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0041a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0022

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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use2
A20	0729-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	ad
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v51
B11	0729-O807AP1.J	ap	this feature is brownish in colour and it is medium compact in consistence.
C30	P821-P821MH.J	mh	According to the feature log, the bottom elevation of f125 was 90.78 m. This, however, cannot be correct since the top elevation of q354, the second to last qlot in k13 (the last q-lot q361 contains pottery excavated within q354 and did not involve further excavation), is 89.66 m. This elevation is 7 cm higher than our starting elevation with f136, the first feature in k13 (including k14 baulk and the 1 m wide area to its south) this year. Therefore the bottom elevation for f125 noted in the feature log must be incorrect. The correct one should be around 89.59 m, the starting elevation of f136 in k13.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	9078 @top
D06	S311-S211PC2.J	pc	8966@bottom
F02	<co f0103	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<si q0354	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0359	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	<si q0361	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>co f0127	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	>co f0137	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation: wall f128 is half visible and wall f127 begins to show
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with the levels linked to the use of f154, the large flat stone on top of the apron (f131)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Exposed during the use of stone f154
K05	U809-U809YM.J	ym	brown
O01	v0037	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0040	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0053	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0054	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077c	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0021
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203

  J02f0126
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A20	0729-O808AP3.J	!!	bu
A21	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	ad
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v42
B11	0729-O807AP1.J	ap	this feature is the column of soil below f84.40.
C04	0729-O807AP1.J	ap	f84.40 is the last of the floating stones we removed; we decided to keep separate the material coming from the pedestal for a more accurate analysis of the pottery sherds. The stones (f84)in fact sealed f103 and 125 and f126 could be a sample of this incontaminate material since in the pedestal are present both the features (f103 and f125). Practically f126 is equal to f105 (and f120) in the upper part; equal to f125 in the lower part.
C30	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	The elevation given in the feature log was listed using a relay which produced the top elevation error. When the elevation is calculated by hand using the elevation of the relay as a starting point the elevation is calculated at 8994, which is below the listed bottom elevation. The top elevation is therefore unknown.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	-52165 @top
D06	0729-O808AP3.J	ap	9078 @bottom
D06	UZ27-U809YM.J	cjc	8994 @top
F02	<si q0358	O724-O726AP1.J	mh
F02	>ov f0127	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	equal to f103
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature contains mixed materials from f125 and f103 it can not be securely dated. Likely the majority of the material belongs to f155, the period of post-brickfall use, however, the upper portions, just under the stone (as well as the stone) are part of the accumulation after.
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap

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A03	T817-T914CJC.J	cjc	^mnacs
A03	UY15-T914CJC.J	cjc	^wall3
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	w
A30	S305-S205PC.J	pc	wall with North-South orientation abutting apron f131 and wall f128: it is specular to wall f129 on the eastern side of staircase f130 and therfore has the same function: f129 and f127 enclose the eastern and western sides of the monumental access
A35	S131-S204PC.J	pc	v141
A35	S305-S205PC.J	pc	v138
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	Probable wall whith North/South orientation that came out on the last day of excavation. It abuts on the North side the oval wall f128 and on the East side the apron f131. Maybe it could be a secondary addition.
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	f127 was seen to continue southwards when f202 (q539) was removed. It consists here of smaller boulders than those usually used in the monumental stairway f130. These stones seem to form a small ledge which is higher than (and thus creates a border to) the first apron f131. It also became more obvious now that f127 (and therefore also f131) do not extend southwards perpendicular from the "oval" wall f128. Instead it runs obliquely slightly to the west.
B11	P905-S307PC.J	mh	where the last stone of f127 on the South rests on f131, there is bakaya: probably the may had to put some paking to built the bottom end of the wall f127.
C03	P905-S307PC.J	mh	it can be that the last stone of f131, were it joins with wall f127, was added to accomodate the building of f127, as seen in v139
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	757 (39856 50604 - 8999 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	758 (39841 50685 - 9017 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	759 (39828 50675 - 8998 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	760 (39787 50692 - 9024 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	761 (39733 50527 - 8979 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	762 (39699 50645 - 8992 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	763 (39772 50538 - 8984 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	764 (39660 50574 - 8971 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	765 (39698 50493 - 8946 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	766 (39631 50473 - 8943 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	767 (39604 50521 - 8955 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	768 (39566 50441 - 8918 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	769 (39544 50499 - 8937 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	780 (39505 50479 - 8934 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	781 (39494 50407 - 8900 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	782 (39464 50477 - 8902 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	783 (39419 50455 - 8903 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	784 (39452 50379 - 8871 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	785 (39382 50423 - 8920 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	786 (39385 50339 - 8903 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	787 (39352 5039 - 8915 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	788 (39323 50403 - 8887 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	789 (39295 50367 - 8890 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	790 (39319 50349 - 8885 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	791 (39352 50358 - 8916 / Relay location: top)
D06	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	9005 @top
F02	<co f0125	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ov f0126	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0202	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0137	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0142	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0197	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0219	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<ab f0224	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0227	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0257	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0270	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0288	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0290	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0297	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0303	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0307	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0308	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0319	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0320	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0321	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0334	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	>bo f0128	S305-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>bo f0131	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s630-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3p-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Built partly on top of f131 (1st apron) and thus is structurally later although not necessarily later in time. It is clearly built on a slope, which indicates that it sits on the glacis abutting the terrace wall f128. Accumulations dated to Phase h23-MZA with pottery abut it.
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Appears to be a later construction, an addition to the apron. It is probably dated to this strata as this is the only phase where major modifications were made to the temple terrace in all JP. There is no specific data from J2 to support assignment to this strata but based on comparison with J1 and the building of the second escarpment it fits with the general development of the temple terrace.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Appears to be a later construction, an addition to the apron. It is probably dated to this stratum as this is the only phase where major modifications were made to the temple terrace in all JP. There is no specific data from J2 to support assignment to this stratum but based on comparison with J1 and the building of the second escarpment it fits with the general development of the temple terrace.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	The construction of this wall indicates that it was a later addition to the monumental complex. It is not bonded to either the first apron (f131) or the revetment wall (f128). gB has also noted that it appears to cut through one of the triangle "mountain" shapes that are patterned into the revetment wall, indicating it was not part of the initial design. Despite not being part of the initial construction the addition came not long after the construction as indicated by the few layers that had time to build-up between the two moments of construction. Based on comparisons with J1 it seems that this stratum was a period of rebuilding and remodeling to prevent water damage. Likely this wall was added to prevent the runoff of water and erosion on the western edge of the apron.
I99	P831-P831MH.J	mh	This is a north-south oriented stone wall abutting f131 and bonding with f128. One stone north of the (current?) end of f127 is a east-west oriented stone wall, f224. At its north end, where it bonds with f128, f127 is equal in height with the apron steps (f131) next to it. As it progresses south it becomes slowly higher than the apron (f131). For the most part it is level on top. Just south of m3968 the top, however, becomes irregular. I suspect that the stones forming f224 we taken from the top of f127. I also think that f151 used to be a stone belonging to f127. Thus f224 and f151 must be later in time than f127. We removed two small stones (f127.1 and f127.2) located near the corner of f127 and f224 today. They had fallen off from f127 on top of a southward sloping deposit containing red bricky material and a few ash lenses. This fall thus happened after the area to the west of f127 had started to be used as use-area or dumping area.
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0053	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0054	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0086	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086a	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0093	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117a	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117b	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117c	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117d	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117e	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117f	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125a	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125b	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125c	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125d	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125e	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0129	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0129a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0134	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0136	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141b	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0147a	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0151	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0155	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0168a	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0170c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0031
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0048
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0028
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0029

  J02f0128
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A03	T817-T914CJC.J	cjc	^mnacs
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^wall1
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	w
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	revetment wall in k13 which continues also in J3 and J1. The stones are big in size and irregular. Between the stones there is mud, used as mortar. f128 abuts apron f131
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v51
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	Part of the oval wall in k13. It already came to light last year in J1. For the moment we exposed 4/5 rows of stones for an height of about 1,5 m (we presume that the wall is at least 3 m high). The stones are big in size and they are quite irregular. Any kind of mortar seems to be used between the stones.
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	429 (40178 50238 - 9145 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	430 (40083 50203 - 9115 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	431 (40049 50289 - 9107 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	432 (39973 50403 - 9107 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	433 (39936 50490 - 9129 / Relay location: top)
D06	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	9135 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	9048
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	9059
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	9137
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	9152
F02	<ov f0087	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<ab f0103	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0116	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0125	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0131	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0133	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0137	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0138	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0166	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0172	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0203	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0227	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0228	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0242	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0247	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0249	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0314	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<ab f0320	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0321	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<bo f0127	S305-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulations dated to Phase h23-MZA based on recovered pottery abut it.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	a series of layers dated to phase 1 for the pottery, abut wall f128: wall f128 should therfore be phase 1.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Terrace wall. Must be structurally earlier than the apron (f131), pebble floors in k100 and the at least the three bottom steps visible in k100.
I12	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	The first escarpment of area J1 is dated to the early EDIII period and it is believed to be associated with the construction of this wall. In J2 the first accumulation associated with the base of the wall was not clearly identified, but the layers associated with the lowest levels of the revetment wall are primarily dated to early EDIII or the mid EDIII, which fits with the J1 material.
O01	v0037	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0037a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0038	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0042a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0053	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0054	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0058	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0086	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086a	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0106	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0109	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0111	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0113	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0114	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0114a	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0134	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0135	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0136a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141b	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0147	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147a	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0149	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0161a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0174b	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0015
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0040
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0025
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0026
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0029

  J02f0129
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A03	UY15-T914CJC.J	cjc	^wall2
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	w
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	Stone wall with North/West-South/East orientation in k85, k84 and k83. It runs along the staircase f130 and it abuts it. f129 consists of large and regular stones, which presents flat sides. For more details see also J6f129
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v44
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	Stone wall with North/East-South/West orientation which starts on the top of the staircase and stops at the end of the steps. At the end of the wall it's possible to recognize a kind of doorjam. The wall consists of stones, big in size, quite regular and with flat sides. Any kind of mortar seems to be used between the rows of stones.
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k83
D06	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	9297 @top
F02	<co f0062	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<co f0113	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0117	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0118	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0122	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<le f0333	V105-U809YM.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0001	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0113	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0117	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0118	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0228	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0130	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Sits on f130, oblique stone at the southern end mirrors that of f127, southern extent parallel to that of f127.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	During season 2007 the staircase f130 was cleaned  from soil resting on top of it, were wall f129 should sit on. We could reconsider the contact association of f129 with f130: f129 abuts staircase f130, and therfore is not later on time and is contemporary to the staircase
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Similarities with f127 could make this contemporary with f127, but it is also possible that this feature dates to early 2nd millennium when the staircase underwent structural changes.
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0043	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0044	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0045	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0046	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0047	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0048	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0053	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0062	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0063	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0066	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0068	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0068a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077c	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077e	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0084	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0116	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0137	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0144h	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0144i	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0147	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147a	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0149	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc

  J02f0130
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A03	T817-T914CJC.J	cjc	^mnacs
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^stair2
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	no ct
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	steps
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	st-is
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	steps with North-East/South-West orientation, located in k93 and k100. The upper face of the stones is flat and the size is very regular.
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v43
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	this feature is constituted by the steps of the monumental staircase. The steps are orientated north-east/south-west. The upper face of the stones is flat and the size is very regular. The steps seem to be of a different color (lighter) if we compare them with the steps of the apron.
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k100
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	595 (40095 51850 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	596 (40079 51828 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	597 (40108 51712 - 9295 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	598 (40171 51589 - 9311 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	599 (40205 51594 - 9312 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	600 (40024 51752 - 9259 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	601 (40086 51581 - 9275 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	602 (40012 51733 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	603 (39960 51737 - 9230 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	604 (40010 51554 - 9233 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	605 (40038 51496 - 9226 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	606 (39925 51707 - 9202 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	607 (39905 51688 - 9204 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	608 (39984 51523 - 9218 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	609 (39967 51483 - 9212 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	610 (39976 51460 - 9212 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	611 (39832 51675 - 9172 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	612 (39902 51489 - 9175 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	613 (39952 51504 - 9176 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	614 (39932 51428 - 9183 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	615 (39814 51626 - 9156 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	616 (39779 51622 - 9137 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	617 (39831 51474 - 9155 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	618 (39814 51435 - 9145 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	619 (39721 51599 - 9114 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	620 (39768 51416 - 9110 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	621 (39757 51388 - 9105 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	622 (39792 51372 - 9108 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	623 (39829 51386 - 9113 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	624 (39658 51560 - 9076 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	625 (39674 51500 - 9071 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	626 (39703 51418 - 9081 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	627 (39728 51414 - 9082 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	628 (39726 51370 - 9075 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	629 (39575 51530 - 9055 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	630 (39551 51518 - 9053 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	631 (39595 51383 - 9054 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	632 (39625 51375 - 9063 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	633 (39611 51323 - 9061 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	634 (39631 51296 - 9061 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	635 (39515 51456 - 9020 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	636 (39461 51448 - 9007 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	637 (39497 51369 - 8985 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	638 (39587 51334 - 9015 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	639 (39602 51329 - 9011 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	640 (39580 51290 - 9011 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	641 (39504 51336 - 8986 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	642 (39488 51318 - 3998 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	643 (39425 51429 - 8959 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	644 (39409 51424 - 8955 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	645 (39441 51310 - 8958 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	646 (39380 51393 - 8941 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	647 (39401 51273 - 8940 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	648 (39333 51410 - 8911 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	649 (39372 51258 - 8906 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	650 (39293 51406 - 8902 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	651 (39328 51244 - 8904 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	652 (39265 51395 - 8886 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	653 (39308 51225 - 8890 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	654 (39229 51382 - 8870 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	655 (39275 51212 - 8875 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	656 (39198 51367 - 8849 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	657 (39234 51206 - 8857 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	658 (39165 51347 - 8836 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	659 (39192 51191 - 8841 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	660 (39138 51333 - 8818 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	661 (39168 51169 - 8818 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	662 (39100 51301 - 8800 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	663 (39130 51155 - 8802 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	664 (39072 51290 - 8790 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	665 (39093 51149 - 8788 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	666 (39026 51275 - 8777 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	667 (39051 51139 - 8779 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	668 (39001 51276 - 8724 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	669 (39020 51104 - 8724 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	670 (38927 51267 - 8692 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	671 (38941 51209 - 8700 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	672 (38950 51138 - 8703 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	673 (38968 51090 - 8703 / Relay location: top)
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8631
F02	<co f0001	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0048	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<co f0051	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<ov f0129	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0212	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<ab f0131	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0179	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0194	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0196	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0213	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0214	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0215	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0266	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0291	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0380	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Built after the terrace wall. h23-MZA pebble floor abutting f130 come up to it in k100.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	This dating only applies to the lower part of the apron now visible in k100
O01	v0012	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0021a	O718-R708SC.J	mh
O01	v0022	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0027	O808-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0027a	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0028	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0029	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0043	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0044	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0045	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0046	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0047	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0048	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0049	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0062	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0063	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0066	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0068	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0068a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O718-S128PC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0073a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0073b	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077c	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077e	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0084	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0090	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0095	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096c	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0108	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0108a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0108b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0112	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0116	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116h	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116i	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0118	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0120	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0121	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0122	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0137	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0147	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147a	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0149	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0150	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0151	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0160	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0014
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0041
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0042
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0049a
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0049b
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0049c
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0106
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0023
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0029

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A03	T817-T914CJC.J	cjc	^mnacs
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^apr1
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	no ct
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	apron
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	st-is
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	monumental stepped access which is called in our documentation apron: it runs along the staircase f130. It consists at this stage of the excavation of 20 rows of stones running East-West and rising North/Est. The North-West edge is characterized by big and squared stones collapsed towards east. The lower part is better conservated than the upper part.
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v65
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	The imposing structure which we defined apron is located on the western part of the monumental staircase f130, running along all its length. The northern edge of the structure abuts an open space filled by reddish material with white organic inclusions (f74) which is the typical packing we found in the third Millennium structures in Mozan (palace). The western edge of the apron is characterized in the northern part by big and squared stones collapsed towards east. However it is possible to notice the general alignment of the stones from North to South, where it abuts in the northern part a gap f134: here we found some bricks (f89); in the southern part abuts directly the oval wall (f128). It could be interesting to notice the presence (in the south-western corner) of a flat stone, bigger than the others f154. In the southern part the apron abuts also a small wall (f127), which we excavate just the upper part.
C04	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	We were not able to define the southern edge of the apron, since we stopped excavating at m3907 +10 -164, where we noticed brickfall (f112) which could be the rest of the mud-bricks structure built in the space where we found the packing
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k3
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	434 (39849 50674 - 9133 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	435 (40086 50803 - 9216 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	436 (39927 50717 - 9158 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	437 (39763 50691 - 9075 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	808 (40633 51064 - 9354 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	809 (40589 51042 - 9352 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	810 (40560 51132 - 9346 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	811 (40508 51024 - 9344 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	812 (40490 51084 - 9335 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	813 (40454 51012 - 9367 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	814 (40478 51088 - 9348 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	815 (40390 50968 - 9349 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	816 (40382 51014 - 9328 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	817 (40362 50956 - 9347 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	818 (40333 51030 - 9298 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	819 (40319 51133 - 9318 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	820 (40285 51172 - 9316 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	821 (40303 50915 - 9304 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	822 (40293 50973 - 9287 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	823 (40179 51485 - 9283 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	824 (40115 51524 - 9280 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	825 (40070 51514 - 9288 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	826 (40108 51442 - 9280 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	827 (40112 51406 - 9272 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	828 (40277 50903 - 9304 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	829 (40239 50887 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	830 (40230 50930 - 9274 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	831 (40214 50870 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	832 (40167 50997 - 9256 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	833 (40122 51084 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	834 (40087 51244 - 9256 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	835 (40032 51460 - 9276 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	836 (39981 51457 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	837 (40020 51271 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	838 (40057 51125 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	839 (40084 50974 - 9248 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	840 (40147 50842 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	841 (40086 50807 - 9221 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	842 (40038 50858 - 9203 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	843 (40035 50899 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	844 (40021 50992 - 9232 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	845 (40009 51068 - 9226 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	846 (39994 51087 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	847 (39953 51315 - 9226 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	848 (39963 51444 - 9220 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	849 (39879 51410 - 9200 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	850 (39913 51272 - 9203 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	851 (39946 51103 - 9203 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	852 (39942 51069 - 9199 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	853 (39978 50941 - 9204 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	854 (40026 50780 - 9175 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	855 (39998 50812 - 9173 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	856 (39942 50916 - 9189 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	857 (39940 51069 - 9193 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	858 (39835 51390 - 9181 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	859 (39793 51364 - 9136 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	860 (39826 51233 - 9158 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	861 (39866 51030 - 9167 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	862 (39856 50978 - 9159 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	863 (39877 50816 - 9158 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	864 (39922 50722 - 9163 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	865 (39934 50787 - 9172 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	866 (39922 50830 - 9179 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	867 (39738 51336 - 9121 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	868 (39775 51193 - 9114 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	869 (39795 51178 - 9130 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	870 (39818 50994 - 9137 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	871 (39801 50963 - 9100 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	872 (39817 50775 - 9111 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	873 (39839 50718 - 9104 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	874 (39763 50695 - 9079 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	875 (39734 51060 - 9102 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	876 (39702 51302 - 9085 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	877 (39639 51291 - 9071 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	878 (39668 51146 - 9055 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	879 (39706 51014 - 9055 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	880 (39722 50886 - 9073 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	881 (39741 50873 - 9085 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	882 (39765 50695 - 9081 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	883 (39592 51237 - 9033 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	884 (39613 51031 - 9029 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	885 (39648 50981 - 9027 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	886 (39714 50712 - 9035 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	887 (39552 51191 - 9018 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	888 (39596 50976 - 9017 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	889 (39651 50823 - 9008 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	890 (39679 50669 - 9019 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	891 (39489 51261 - 8980 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	892 (39533 51077 - 8989 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	893 (35969 50905 - 8985 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	894 (39434 51287 - 8957 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	895 (39467 51131 - 8962 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	896 (39519 50905 - 8964 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	897 (39593 50662 - 9040 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	898 (39608 50530 - 8956 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	899 (39382 51264 - 8932 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	900 (39462 50829 - 8930 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	901 (39534 50523 - 8935 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	902 (39333 51233 - 8897 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	903 (39404 50873 - 8908 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	904 (39485 50499 - 8912 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	905 (39281 51212 - 8877 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	906 (39297 51179 - 8883 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	907 (39354 50841 - 8882 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	908 (39408 50561 - 8868 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	909 (39401 50522 - 8897 / Relay location: top)
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9348@top
D99	S306-S306PC.J	pc	the elevation is taken on the upper stone of the line of stones with N-S direction
F02	<ov f0025	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0032	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0063	O731-O808AP7.J	ap
F02	<re f0154	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<re f0317	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0105	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0112	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0134	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0136	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0145	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0149	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0150	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0181	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0302	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0310	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0315	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0365	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0365	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0368	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
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I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
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I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	or contemporary with the building of the steps.
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O01	v0074h	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
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O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
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O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077e	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
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O01	v0081	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
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O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
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O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117e	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
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O01	v0132a	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
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O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
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O01	v0151	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
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O01	v0154	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0155	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0158	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
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O01	v0169	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
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O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
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O01	v0189	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
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O01	v0191	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
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O01	v0191a	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
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O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
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O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
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O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
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O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0047
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0201
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
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O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
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O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0029

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^apr2
A20	0731-O808AP3.J	!!	no ct
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	is
A21	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	second apron
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	st-is
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f132 is the secondary apron, built West of the apron f131 and North of the oval wall f128. It consists of 12 rows of stones running West-Est and rising North/East, like the apron and the staircase. It is a second addition of the Second millenium (see also J03f10, J3f532, J3f556)
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v51
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	The secondary apron was built western from the apron f131. The two structures were almost surely contemporary. The eastern side abuts the gap f134 and the bricks f89. The southern part, instead, abuts the gap f133. The connection between the oval wall f128 and the secondary apron f132 is not clear and we are not able to explain the presence of the gap f133. The orientation changes if we compare it with the one of the apron f131. It is a little oriented towards East.
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
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D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	402 (39970 50260 - 9075 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	403 (40469 50887 - 9342 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	404 (40464 50892 - 9313 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	405 (40422 50899 - 9320 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	406 (40394 50864 - 9300 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	407 (40374 50839 - 9294 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	408 (40362 50838 - 9285 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	409 (40333 50838 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	410 (40320 50795 - 9266 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	411 (40299 50788 - 9261 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	412 (40292 50769 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	413 (40267 50770 - 9250 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	414 (40258 50760 - 9238 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	415 (40222 50746 - 9238 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	416 (40220 50779 - 9221 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	417 (40174 50748 - 9228 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	418 (40166 50767 - 9206 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	419 (40137 50742 - 9201 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	420 (40060 50706 - 9159 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	421 (40030 50638 - 9164 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	422 (40094 50518 - 9148 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	423 (40148 50383 - 9122 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	424 (40226 50373 - 9167 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	425 (40189 50441 - 9170 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	426 (40134 50514 - 9170 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	427 (40309 50288 - 9202 / Relay location: top)
D03	O728-O729MH-R.J	bp	428 (40266 50377 - 9195 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	526 (40590 50635 - 9334 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	527 (40561 50813 - 9346 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	528 (40487 50903 - 9335 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	529 (40471 50884 - 9344 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	530 (40501 50789 - 9345 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	531 (40419 50867 - 9310 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	532 (40459 50746 - 9322 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	533 (40534 50549 - 9313 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	534 (40583 50411 - 9320 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	535 (40620 50412 - 9329 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	536 (40395 50861 - 9304 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	537 (40381 50820 - 9297 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	538 (40491 50565 - 9302 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	539 (40530 50526 - 9312 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	540 (40498 50492 - 9311 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	541 (40536 50364 - 9305 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	542 (40329 50802 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	543 (40429 50639 - 9292 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	544 (40387 51531 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	545 (40499 50346 - 9283 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	546 (40284 50799 - 9268 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	547 (40370 50656 - 9272 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	548 (40407 50507 - 9266 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	549 (40433 50476 - 9282 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	550 (40271 50768 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	551 (40273 50733 - 9249 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	552 (40346 50616 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	553 (40365 50607 - 9262 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	554 (40355 50578 - 9255 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	555 (40379 50488 - 9260 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	556 (40408 50441 - 9258 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	557 (40450 50326 - 9276 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	558 (40211 50826 - 9228 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	559 (40191 50798 - 9237 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	560 (40251 50770 - 9245 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	561 (40217 50758 - 9230 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	562 (40311 50572 - 9240 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	563 (40364 50415 - 9246 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	564 (40414 50311 - 9251 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	565 (40172 50752 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	566 (40290 50527 - 9226 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	567 (40310 50434 - 9215 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	568 (40362 50293 - 9227 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	569 (40140 50738 - 9209 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	570 (40224 50508 - 9203 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	571 (40253 50473 - 9213 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	572 (40269 50373 - 9200 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	573 (40316 50285 - 9209 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	574 (40128 50649 - 9194 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	575 (40174 50525 - 9196 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	576 (40160 50506 - 9179 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	577 (40231 50473 - 9191 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	578 (40183 50437 - 9175 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	579 (40236 50449 - 9185 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	580 (40222 50419 - 9179 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	581 (40215 50397 - 9155 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	582 (40228 50372 - 9170 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	583 (40248 50404 - 9183 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	584 (40221 50339 - 9139 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	585 (40269 50362 - 9142 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	586 (40098 50713 - 9171 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	587 (40069 50705 - 9166 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	588 (40095 50649 - 9185 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	589 (40111 50582 - 9175 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	590 (40108 50548 - 9157 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	591 (40122 50497 - 9136 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	592 (40070 50639 - 9161 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	593 (40057 50622 - 9159 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH-R.J	bp	594 (40080 50588 - 9154 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P825MH2R.J	bp	544 (40452 50489 - 9289 / Relay location: top)
D06	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	0 @top
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9159@bottom
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9346@top
F02	<co f0063	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<ab f0133	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0134	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0089	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0089	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>ab f0133	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>ab f0134	U809-U809YM.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	This structure was built after the staircase and apron were not used, as covered by natural accumulations.
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Floors dating to Mittani abut the lower steps
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Second apron, constructed after the first apron was no longer in use.
I12	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	Based on discussions with jW about the continuation of the second apron in J3 we are now unable to identify why this feature was assigned to the Mittani period. Some of the accumulations that abut the stones are Mittani but these may have been a result of the covering of the area during the Mittani period. If the accumulations against the apron were early Mittani it would argue more strongly in favor of a Mittani assignment as the accumulations in J2 were relatively low during the early Mittani period. If the accumulations, however, are late Mittani it might suggest that they only accumulated after the plaza had been filled and the accumulations covered the whole area. The bakaya found under the apron probably dates to the time of construction of the monumental access, reflecting the surface of the terrace in the third millennium.
O01	v0026	O718-S128PC.J	mh
O01	v0026a	O718-S128PC.J	pc
O01	v0042	O808-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0049	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0052a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0055	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0058	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0061a	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0063	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0064	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0065	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0065a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0066	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O718-S128PC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0073a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0134	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0148	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154b	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0506	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0002
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0010
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0022
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0029

  J02f0133
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A20	R713-S205PC.J	!!	bu
A21	R713-S205PC.J	pc	ly
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	layer of bakaya in the gap of stones located between f132 and f128
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v59
A40	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	gap
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	fill of the gap between the secondary apron f132 and the oval wall f128 in k12. f133 has a West-East orientation. The top elevation is m3810 + 59 -164.
C03	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f133 is the same layer excavated in J3 f581, between the revetment wall and the second apron, recognized as layer of bakaya. The elevation in J3 is 91.54: f133 is at 91.05, about 40 cm lower
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k13
D06	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	9105 @top
F02	<co f0063	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<ab f0132	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>ab f0128	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0132	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f133 is lower than f132, dated to s12-MZA
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya between stones. The Bakaya on top of the temple terrace has been attributed to the third millennium everywhere it was found. It appears that during the period of construction and use of the Temple terrace it was covered on top with a red bricky layer and backed with bayaka to protect the area. This bakaya at the top of the revetment wall is contemperaneous with the other constructions around the JP area.
O01	v0058	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0060	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0134
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A20	R713-S205PC.J	!!	bu
A21	R713-S205PC.J	pc	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v56
A40	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	gap
B11	O731-O808AP4.J	ap	fill of the gap between the first (f131) and the second apron (f132). The orientation is north-south.
C10	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f134 is the accumulation filling the gap of stones between f132 and f131.
D01	0731-O808AP3.J	ap	k12
F02	<co f0063	S131-S131PC3.J	pc
F02	<si f0089	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0132	U809-U809YM.J	ym
F02	>ab f0131	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0132	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f134 abuts the upper part of wall f128 and is lower than the lower part of f132 which is dated to s12. Therfore f134 is later than f128
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill between the revetment wall and second apron that is possibly related to the construction phase of the second apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This gap was created when the second apron was constructed. It is unclear when after construction the gap filled in. gB suggested that this gap was intentionally created as a water diversion tactic
O01	v0049	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0050	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0051	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0055	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0056	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0059	O811-R708SC.J	pc
O01	v0069	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0071a	O811-R708SC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0073a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077a	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077b	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0077d	O806-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0135
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A20	P802-P803AL2.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	ad
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	We defined f135 as a natural accumulation in k4; f135 is the cleaning of the top surface of k4 (10 cm) that was exposed throughout all winter and contaminated by modern trash. It has a very compact and hard surface but once dug it showed a softer consistence. The texture is crumble with pebbles and pottery. In the SW corner there were signs of fire made probably during the winter. This fire is discolored in parts of the southern and western walls of the unit. f135 is the same as f136 in k3 and f137 in k13.
D01	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	k4
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8946 @top
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8953 @bottom
D99	P821-P821MH.J	mh	The top elevation of this feature was 89.46 m. Last season (MZ17-O) the bottom of the last feature (f105) in k4 was 90.30 m, which leaves 84 cm to be accounted for. The bottom elevation of the last feature excavated last year (f112) in k3 and recorded in last year's feature log is 89.73, which is closer to the top elevation of f135. Last year we left the southern part of k4 higher than the northern part and it is possible that the bottom elevation given for f105 refers only to this higher part of k4. aP's notes for feature f105 suggest that this is the right interpretaion, although the meaning of her note is not altoghether clear.
F02	<co f0105	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0139	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same in elevation as f136 in k3, f140 in k13, and f138 in k101.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very compact and hard surface, which suggests water deposits.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation equivalent to upper level brickfall features, covers some of the features associated with the brickfall use areas. Exposed between seasons so possibly contaminated.
K05	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	grey
K07	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	very compact and hard at the top but once dug it revealed a softer crumbling consistency with pebbles and pottery
P02	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	yes

  J02f0136
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A20	P802-P803AL2.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	ad
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	We defined f136 as a natural accumulation in a small portion of k3 (approximately 50 cm in the south part of the square); f136 is the cleaning of the top surface of k3 (10 cm) that was exposed during the winter and that was contaminated by modern trash. It has a very compact and hard surface at the top and underneath we exposed three steps alligned. The texture is crumble with pebbles and pottery. f136 is the same as f135 in k4 and f137 in k13.
D01	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	k3
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8953 @bottom
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8963 @top
F02	<co f0112	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0364	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	>co f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same in elevation as f135 in k4, f138 in k101 and f140 in k13.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Perhaps 12b. Very compact and hard surface, which suggests water deposits.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	brickfall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation equivalent to upper level brickfall features, covers some of the features associated with the brickfall use areas. Exposed between seasons so possibly contaminated.
K05	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	grey
K07	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	very compact and hard at the top but once dug it revealed a softer crumbling consistency with pebbles and pottery
P02	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	yes

  J02f0137
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A20	P802-P803AL2.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0907 J2w107 T311 pC.jpg
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	We defined f137 the natural accumulation in k13; f137 is the cleaning of the top surface of k13 (10 cm) that was exposed throughout all winter and that was contaminated by modern trash. It has a very compact and hard surface and once dug it exposed some little areas characterized by sandy accumulation that we have interpreted as the consequence of the presence of puddle. The texture is crumble with pebbles and pottery. f137 is the same as f135 in k4 and f136 in k3.
D01	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	k13
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8949 @bottom
D06	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	8990 @top
D99	P822-P822MH2.J	mh	The starting elevation of the first feature of this season (MZ18-P) in k13 is 89.89 m, which is 10 cm higher than the starting elevation of the equivalent feature f138 in k101 right next to it. I am slightly suspicious of this starting elevation due to this difference, although it is possible that the surface was that uneven after being exposed through the winter.
F02	<co f0125	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0365	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<ab f0210	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0138	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0127	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0128	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very compact and hard, also contained sandy deposits that we have interpreted resulting from water deposits.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Upper, highly eroded portion of brickfall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature is potentially contaminated due to inter-season build-up, it is at the elevation equivalent with the post-brickfall use of the area.
K05	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	grey
K07	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	very compact and hard in the top but once dug it revealed a softer crumbling consistency crumble with pebbles, pottery and few bones
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0102
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P02	P802-P803AL2.J	sc	yes

  J02f0138
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A20	P802-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P912MH.J	vve	ad
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	This is a natural accumulation in k101. It the same feature as f140 in k13 (k101 is the pottery witness column located in the NW corner of k13). It is characterized by a hard surface and by the presence of several pebbles and sherds that laid horizontally. The pottery found in this feature is both Habur and Mitannic.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	color and texture where not recorded
D01	P802-P912MH.J	vve	k101
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8919 @bottom
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8949 @top
F02	<co f0137	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0371	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0374	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0376	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	>co f0165	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same in elevation as f135 in k4, f136 in k4 and f140 in k13.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Same as accumulation of k140 which is clearly part of the use during brickfall.
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	hard
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0029
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P803
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P803

  J02f0139
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A20	P802-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P912MH.J	vve	ad
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	This is a natural accumulation in k4 that has a hard surface probably as consequence of its exposion. Once dug its texture is soft and crumbly; in the NW corner, close to the 3 stones running E-W, there are little pebbles and the texture is sandy: it suggests the presence of the bottom of a little puddle in ancient time. The pottery found in this feature dates both to Habur and Mitannic time.
D01	P802-P912MH.J	vve	k4
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8935 @bottom
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8953 @top
F02	<co f0135	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<co f0136	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si f0147	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0366	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0367	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0370	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0372	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0375	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<ab f0148	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0141	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0143	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0147	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very hard surface intermixed with sand, which I have taken as evidence for water deposits.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Covers wall f144, indicating it is part of the second phase of the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Covering use towards end of brickfall
K05	P802-P912MH.J	vve	grey
K07	P802-P912MH.J	vve	hard on the surface
K08	P802-P912MH.J	vve	friable
P02	P802-P912MH.J	vve	yes

  J02f0140
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A20	P802-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P802-P912MH.J	vve	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v76
B11	P802-P802AL.J	al	This is a natural accumulation in k13. It the same feature as f138 in k101 (k101 is the pottery witness column located in the NW corner of k13). It is characterized by a hard surface and by the presence of several pebbles and sherds that laid horizontally particularly in the SE part of k13 (see v76). We found pottery dating to both Habur and Mitanni.
D01	P802-P912MH.J	vve	k13
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8924 @bottom
D06	P802-P912MH.J	vve	8949 @top
F02	<co f0137	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0006	P803-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0368	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0369	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0373	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0379	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0382	P803-X925CJC.J	vve
F02	<si q0439	P813-P813VVE1.J	al
F02	<si q0439	P813-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0443	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0443	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0447	P813-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0447	P813-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0450	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0142	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0165	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0172	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0142	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0155	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Partly at the same elevation as f166, which dated to the Mitanni period with pottery sherds.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f141
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144
K05	P802-P912MH.J	vve	grey
K07	P802-P912MH.J	vve	hard on the surface
K08	P802-P912MH.J	vve	friable
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0093	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0029
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P02	P802-P912MH.J	vve	P814

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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P803-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P803-P912MH.J	vve	ld
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	area of laminations located in front of apron f131. It is a hard and compact surface sloping toward south
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v76
B11	P803-P911MH.J	vve	laminations.
C03	R713-S205PC.J	mh	laminations are clearly visible in the shade. These laminations were located in an area center and south of k4. It is possible that we went through earlier lamination layers with the big pick and just did not notice them. These laminations seem to continue to k13 and they seem to slightly slope towards south. In order to verify wheather we are indeed dealing with a slope we tried to follow them with a small pick (f141). The laminations did not seem to continue lower down except in patches.
D01	P803-P912MH.J	vve	k4
D03	P804-P84VVE2R.J	vve	455 (39516 50535 - 8932 / Relay location: NW corner)
D06	P803-P912MH.J	vve	8927 @bottom
D06	P803-P912MH.J	vve	8935 @top
F02	<co f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0377	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0380	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0383	P804-V910CJC.J	mh
F02	<ab f0143	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0145	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	abuts wall f144
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Laminations. Top of f144 still visible.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Laminations on top of first brickfall layers, possibly indicating the area was exposed to water, it abuts the floor f142
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78
K07	P803-P912MH.J	vve	compact
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
P02	P803-P912MH.J	vve	yes

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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P803-P912MH.J	!!	su
A21	P803-P912MH.J	sc	fd
A30	R713-S205PC.J	mh	floor located South of wall f128 in k13. Khabur sherds liye horizontally
A35	R713-S205PC.J	mh	v76a
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v76
B11	R713-S205PC.J	mh	patches whith plenty of pottery sherds all aligned horizontally. We determined that this area was a walking floor and defined it as f142. On the floor we found a decorated Khabur sherd q373.3 in situ.
C04	R713-S205PC.J	mh	We took photos of this floor and the sherd. These are represented in v76. After the photos we tried to see whether the floor continued towards west by removing a few centimeters at a time with a small pick. The floor did not continue and thus we continued with the big pick. This area was removed as f140
C10	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	The sherd that was identified as "Khabur" (q373.3) is likely a Mittani sherd based on the stratigraphy of the area.
C33	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation was not recorded for the feature or the q-lot.
D01	P803-P912MH.J	sc	k13
D06	P803-P912MH.J	sc	8942 @top
F02	<co f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0378	P803-P803AL3.J	vve
F02	<si q0404	P808-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	>ab f0127	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Located above f127. Same elevation as f140, f138, f135, and f139
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f141
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Small walking surface
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Notes indicate there was a Khabur sherd embedded in this, but it could also be Mittani. This layer probably represents the upper levels of the late Mittani occupation before the construction of the second apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use floor associated with the use during the brickfall. Eventually this use was covered up and the stone f154 was put in place. Although the sherds are noted as Khabur by the excavators it is clear that this period should date to the Mittani phase.
K05	P803-P912MH.J	sc	light grey
K07	P803-P912MH.J	sc	very hard
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076b	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
P02	P803-P912MH.J	sc	no

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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P803-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P803-P912MH.J	vve	ad
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	natural accumulation North of wall f144, containing charcoal, melted bricks, little pebbles, pottery sherds, softer in texture than the surrounding area.
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v78
B11	P803-P911MH.J	vve	Pit in the SW corner of k4
C03	R713-S205PC.J	mh	It is possible that wall f144 and apron f131 at a certain time retained soil accumulated here, and hence the process of accumulation was different to the north and south of f144. It seems that to the north the accumulation was faster and hence a slope formed to the south and south-west of stone features f144 and f151. I suspect that f143, which we at first thought might have been a pit, also formed as a result of these stones. f143 was located higher up in this corner than the stones, but their presence affected the accumulation process also higher up
C03	S306-S206PC.J	pc	f143 contains melted bricks, like f188, f189
C10	P803-P911MH.J	sc	At first sight we thought that the SW corner of the area excavated in k4 (close to m3956) could be a pit because it contained charcoal, little pebbles, pottery sherds, and it had a softer texture than the surrounding area. During excavation we realized however that f143 is just natural accumulation.
C30	P821-P821MH.J	mh	Top and bottom elevations recorded in the feature log are inaccurate (The feature log gives 89.73 m as the top elevation m3956 + 84 - 114 and 89.54 m as the bottom elevation m3957 +92 - 124). f143 abuts f141 and thus it should start approximately at the same elevation as f141 (89.35 m). Indeed, the only qlot q385 excavated in this feature gives 89.32 m (m3956 +50 -121) as the top elevation of the feature. The correct bottom elevation remains unknown, but since f145 goes under f143, the bottom elevation of f143 should be higher than the bottom elevation of f145, which is 89.06 m.
D01	P803-P912MH.J	vve	k4
D06	P803-P912MH.J	vve	8954 @bottom
D06	P803-P912MH.J	vve	8973 @top
D99	P803-P911MH.J	vve	r445 220e 112n
F02	<co f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0385	P804-U808YM3.J	al
F02	>ab f0141	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f141 and lower in elevation than the brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	The wall feature f144 and the deposits contained between it, f151, and the apron resulted in a terrain where this corner of k4 collected more material (pottery and pebbles) than the rest of k4 at this same elevation. This, however, no longer shows active use of the area. Top of f144 still visible
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with the use of wall f144
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78
K05	P803-P912MH.J	vve	light grey and red
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P803-P912MH.J	vve	yes

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A02	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	f0265
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl2
A20	P803-P912MH.J	!!	is
A21	P803-P912MH.J	vve	w
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	an east-west oriented line of large stone blocks in front of the apron f131. It could be a courtain wall, so that was built to retain the accumulations south of the apron. See also wall f224 in v115.
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v100
B11	P803-P911MH.J	vve	Wall parallel to f131, stones and brick debris.
B11	P816-P816MH.J	mh	The stones used in this feature is marble-like. Some surfaces are very smooth to touch. The northern face of some of the stones is reddish. This red seems to be part of the stone, but it is curious that the upper surfaces do not have this reddish color.
C03	R713-S205PC.J	pc	The western end of this stone alignment is close to but not quite at the edge of k4 and k100. At an approximately correponding place on the other side of k100 we have the "doorjam" belonging to f129. These could perhaps be related. vVE made an observation that the line of stones seems to be continued by bricks or at least bricky material. gB inspected the area and agreed that the material was indeed bricky but he hesitated calling them bricks due to lack of clear faces. He suggested scraping the area in order to see whether they indeed were bricks. After this was done, they disappeared, although the area approximately between r445 and m3956 does contain lumps of melted bricks. Instead of being a brick wall, the stone alingment seems to continue towards east
D01	P803-P912MH.J	vve	k4
D03	P803-P84VVE2R.J	vve	452 (39088 50940 - 8974 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	P803-P84VVE2R.J	vve	453 (39192 50667 - 8931 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	681 (39026 50998 - 8968 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	682 (39049 50956 - 8962 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	683 (39077 50966 - 8960 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	684 (39070 50993 - 8962 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	685 (39059 50940 - 8965 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	686 (39084 50882 - 8966 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	687 (39127 50894 - 8963 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	688 (39099 50956 - 8976 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	689 (39103 50867 - 8948 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	690 (39130 50793 - 8936 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	691 (39149 50799 - 8944 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	692 (39124 50881 - 8954 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	693 (39131 50772 - 8936 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	694 (39151 50787 - 8930 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	695 (39137 50759 - 8939 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	696 (39127 50731 - 8929 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	697 (39158 50710 - 8941 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	698 (39172 50739 - 8937 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	699 (39150 50681 - 8936 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	700 (39169 50651 - 8934 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	701 (39194 50689 - 8936 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	702 (39202 50699 - 8913 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	703 (39202 50683 - 8914 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	704 (39216 50680 - 8905 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	705 (39228 50660 - 8899 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	706 (39169 50770 - 8894 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P826MH-R.J	bp	707 (39187 50718 - 8892 / Relay location: top)
D06	P803-P912MH.J	vve	9147 @top
D06	S306-S206PC.J	pc	8930
D99	S306-S206PC.J	pc	elevation 9147 is wrong, being the relay for f144 r452 and r453 at 8930
F02	<co f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<co f0155	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ov f0188	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ov f0189	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0141	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0143	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0145	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0226	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0230	T220-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abutted on the south side by bricky debris and on the north side accumulation, which do not suggest very intensive use. In fact, first clear use feature (f150) went underneath this feature.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	brickfall covers wall f144 and therfore wall must be younger
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	I doubt that wall f144 was build to retain the brickfall, thus this was coming from the east and it would therefore have a north-south orientation. This wall, as for other small walls f232, f244 and f188 are built to delimitate the area in front of apron and wall. Similar wall was found at the same elevation also under the brickfall and with the same orientation few meters to the east in J6 (J6f152)
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Raising of f232 in order to contain brickfall/bricky material a way from the front of the apron, no active use.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	small curtain wall inside the brickfall layers. This wall, along with f232, argue that the brickfall either took place over a long time or as two distinct events. The walls were built while the area was still filling in with brickfall. mH notes that it might have been a reconstruction of f232 that was keep the brickfall away from the staircase
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Small curtain wall construction during the mid-brickfall use. An attempt to reclaim the area that was ultimately unsuccessful.
K03	P803-P912MH.J	vve	li
K07	P803-P912MH.J	vve	very hard
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0081	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081a	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081b	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0091	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0091a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0025
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0026
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0027
P02	P803-P912MH.J	vve	no

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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P804-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P804-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	compact accumulation overlaying the last steps of the apron f131
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v78
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a hard accumulation layer in k4 going against the last step exposed from the staircase f131,this layer has a sandy texture
D01	P804-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P804-P84VVE2R.J	vve	454 (39418 51163 - 8930 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	P804-P912MH.J	sc	8906 @bottom
D06	P804-P912MH.J	sc	8930 @top
D99	P804-P911MH.J	vve	North of f141, south of f131.
F02	<ov f0141	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0381	P803-X925CJC.J	vve
F02	<si q0386	P804-U808YM3.J	al
F02	<si q0387	P806-U808YM3.J	al
F02	<si q0388	P806-V910CJC.J	sc
F02	<si q0389	P806-U808YM3.J	al
F02	<ab f0148	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0149	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f141
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	No more actively used as a sacral area, but still abuts f144, which built when the area was actively used and the top of which still visible.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78
K05	P804-P912MH.J	sc	brown
K06	P804-P912MH.J	sc	7.5YR5/4
K07	P804-P912MH.J	sc	hard
K08	P804-P912MH.J	sc	sandy texture
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0079	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
P02	P804-P912MH.J	sc	yes

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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mix
B11	P804-P911MH.J	vve	Collapse of western wall of k100.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	being a mixed feature no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	P804-P912MH.J	vve	k100
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	this feature is the result of a collapsed wall therefore it does not fit in our Harris matrix so no type of contact was assigned.
F02	<si q0384	P804-V910CJC.J	mh
F02	<si q0396	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Collapse into k100
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Collapse of edges of trench, no stratigraphic importance.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Cleaning operation in k100 so without proper context
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P807
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P807

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A20	P806-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P806-P912MH.J	sc	st
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f147 relates to three floating stones in k4
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v78
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	this feature consists of three isolated stones f147.1, f147.2, f147.3, located in k4.
C10	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	The elevations are recovered from the relays. They do not represent the top or bottom of an individual stone but rather represent the range of elevations in which the stones fall.
D01	P806-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	456 (39235 50740 - 8949 / Relay location: W corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	457 (39214 50742 - 8949 / Relay location: S corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	458 (39224 50776 - 8950 / Relay location: E corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	459 (39243 50756 - 8956 / Relay location: N corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	460 (39182 51036 - 8970 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	461 (39149 51020 - 8976 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	462 (39142 51029 - 8972 / Relay location: S corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	463 (39152 51049 - 8964 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	464 (39157 51048 - 8967 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	465 (39361 51102 - 8971 / Relay location: N corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	466 (39336 51091 - 8976 / Relay location: W corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	467 (39317 51129 - 8965 / Relay location: S corner)
D03	P804-P86VVE2R.J	vve	468 (39336 51139 - 8963 / Relay location: E corner)
D06	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	8949 @bottom
D06	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	8976 @top
F02	<ab f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>si f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0148	R713-S205PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Sit in f135 and f139, which both gradual build-up of the excavation area.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same elevation as curtain wall f144 (see v78).
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At te same elevation as use areas between brickfall. See v80.
K03	P806-P912MH.J	sc	li
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
P02	P806-P912MH.J	sc	yes

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A20	P806-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P806-P912MH.J	sc	ld
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f148 is the column under the floating stones f147
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v78
B11	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	Pedestal under stones of f147. Approximately the same as f139 the material that surrounded the area around the stones.
D01	P806-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P806-P912MH.J	sc	8914 @bottom
D06	P806-P912MH.J	sc	8954 @top
F02	<si q0390	P806-U808YM3.J	sc
F02	<re f0147	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0149	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0150	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0139	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0145	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal under f147 and its components. Consists of f139 and f148.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At the same elevation use areas between brickfall. See v80.
K05	P806-P912MH.J	sc	grayish
K07	P806-P912MH.J	sc	hard surface
O01	v0075	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0075a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0078	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P806-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0149
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A20	P806-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P806-P912MH.J	mh	ad
B11	P803-S211PC2.J	mh	f149 is the same accumulation as f145 abutting f131 in k4
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	sandy and soft gray accumulation same as f145 located in front of the apron
C30	P821-P821MH.J	mh	There is a mistake in the bottom elevation of this feature and by extention also in the starting elevation of f150. One possible explanation is that the elevation of the measuring rod was recorded inaccurately while writing down these elevations. With the recording m3955 +52 - 124 the bottom elevation of f149 and the starting elevation of f150 is 89.18, which is 12 higher than the starting elevation of f149 and thus cannot be correct. If, however, the instrument hight was 141 cm (as suggested by f150 q395) instead of 124 cm as recorded, the bottom elevation of f149 and the starting elevation of f150 would turn out to be 89.01 m, which seems more accurate. With this solution one problem still remains: with the instrument heigh of 141 cm q395 (f150) was then 33 cm thick, which seems too much, but could perhaps we be accurate.
D01	P806-P912MH.J	mh	k4
D06	P806-P912MH.J	mh	8906 @top
D06	P806-P912MH.J	mh	8918 @bottom
F02	<co f0145	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<co f0148	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0391	P806-U808YM3.J	mh
F02	<si q0392	P806-U808YM3.J	sc
F02	<re f0151	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0150	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abuts f144, but does not contain indications of active use.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Abuts f144 indicating it was an accumulation that built up while the wall was in use.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall covering use area associated with wall f144.
K03	P806-P912MH.J	mh	sandy
K05	P806-P912MH.J	mh	gray
K07	P806-P912MH.J	mh	soft
K08	P806-P912MH.J	mh	friable
P02	P806-P912MH.J	mh	yes

  J02f0150
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A01	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f0296
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P807-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P807-P912MH.J	sc	ab
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	ashy and red layer in front of apron f131, overlaying it. This feature shows a kind of human activity related to the apron
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v100
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v81
B11	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	Ashy red accumulation associated with the use in front of the apron during the brickfall phase. See v100.
C03	P807-P807MH.J	mh	The ashy, red accumulation f150 in front of the steps of the apron f131 could perhaps be associated with and related to the same activities that the large, flat stone f154 was used.
C30	P821-P821MH.J	mh	There is a mistake in the top elevation of this feature and by extention also in the bottom elevation of f149. One possible explanation is that the elevation of the measuring rod was recorded inaccurately while writing down these elevations. With the recording m3955 +52 - 124 the bottom elevation of f149 and the starting elevation of f150 is 89.18, which is 12 higher than the starting elevation of f149 and thus cannot be correct. If, however, the instrument hight was 141 cm (as suggested by f150 q395) instead of 124 cm as recorded, the bottom elevation of f149 and the starting elevation of f150 would turn out to be 89.01 m, which seems more accurate. With this solution one problem still remains: with instrument of 141 q395 (f150) was then 33 cm thick, which seems too much, but could perhaps we be accurate.
D01	P807-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	8874 @bottom
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	8918 @top
F02	<co f0148	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<co f0149	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0393	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0394	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0395	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0397	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0398	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0399	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0684	P831-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0692	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0698	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0701	P901-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<re f0260	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0151	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0286	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
H99	P818-P820MH.J	mh	jO, gB, and I discussed the depositional history of J2 this morning. f150 in k4, f171 in k13, f174 in k101 and hopefully additional features in k4 indicate a period of periodic, but rather intense use in front of the apron f131 and oval wall f128. The accumulation containing sandy lenses and located in front of the oval wall f128 and the apron f131, and above the before-mentioned features suggest that while this area was not abandoned during this period, its use was sporadic and consisted mainly of people walking by. Above this layer was another layer of occasional use. This time, however, the use was different and perhaps even slightly more intense as the tannurs (f9 in k14, f72 in k85, and f85 in k2) found suggest.
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f150 is at the same elevation of f171 and f174, which are area of use in front of the apron and wall during Mittani period: pottery dates the feature
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase 5 or Phase 6
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Active use of the area in front of the steps
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Use of the area after the brickfall 1 (during process of brickfall) with scattered intensive use, burning, ash, hard patches, etc.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At the level of the small curtain walls. See v115. Although this feature is discussed as possibly similar to f174 and f171, it is not. At the time of the notes the excvators had not yet seen the slope of the accumulations near the revetment wall. These feature sloped down away from the wall and therefore accumulations such as f150 are coming up, filling in the sloped area, with the top elevations the same as EDIII accumulations closer to the wall in some cases.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	this feature is not in the statigraphic column but is equal stratigraphicaly and by elevation to f171 and f174. Starting elevation of f150 89.01, f171 88.98, f174 88.97. several Khabur type painted sherds, 1 possible Mittani jar rim, 2 Mittani disk bases, so the date should probably be Phase h6-JPA (but may be Phase h5-JPA, see text note P912). Earlier sherds include 1 FC conical cup with a cut base.
I99	PY19-V115MKB.J	mkb	in k4 the 2 q lots date clearly to the Mittani period
K03	P807-P912MH.J	sc	bricky with lots of ash
K05	P807-P912MH.J	sc	yellowish red
K06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	5YR5/8
K07	P807-P912MH.J	sc	soft
K08	P807-P912MH.J	sc	friable
O01	v0081	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081a	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081b	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081c	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P807-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0151
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A20	P807-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P807-P912MH.J	sc	st
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v100
B11	P808-P808AL.J	sc	f151 has been assigned to two floating stones in the NE area of k4: f151.1 (r470,r473) and f151.2 (r474,r475).
D01	P807-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	470 (39407 50509 - 8892 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	471 (39413 50524 - 8905 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	472 (39429 50526 - 8904 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	473 (39439 50510 - 8902 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	474 (39433 50499 - 8893 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	al	475 (39447 50506 - 8897 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	476 (39406 50547 - 8864 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	477 (39291 50943 - 8881 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	478 (39225 50790 - 8867 / Relay location: point)
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	8892 @bottom
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	8907 @top
F02	>re f0149	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0271	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0150	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Used to screen off the area in front of the apron steps from the SW. Same construction date as f232.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation. Sits in brickfall layers associated with use. See v100.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This stone is embedded in the middle brickfall accumulation, indicates it probably fell sometime during the use before it was covered.
I99	P831-P831MH.J	mh	This stone could perhaps have been originally part of f127. They were, however, sitting on a stone belonging to the apron f131 thus being later than these steps. The east-most stones of f232 were directed towards northwest whereas this stone was directed southeast. I suspect that f151 dates to the same period as f232 and that they both served to delineate a specific area in front of the apron f131.
K03	P807-P912MH.J	sc	li
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0117d	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117e	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
P02	P807-P912MH.J	sc	no

  J02f0152
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A20	P807-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P807-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v81
B11	P808-P808AL.J	sc	This is a natural accumulation in the southern area of k4. It is characterized by compact surfaces alternating with soft surfaces. It has a fine and soft texture, it is graysh in color, and it is characterized by the presence of little pebbles. Lots of q-items (grinding stones and lithic artifacts) have been recovered during the excavation of f152.
C04	P808-P808AL.J	sc	We treated this feature as a baulk.
D01	P807-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	9047 @top
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	9079 @bottom
F02	<si q0400	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0402	P808-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0405	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0155	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Approximately same in elevation with hard and compact layers f158 and f164 in k5.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation, many small finds, appears weathered in views.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper level of brickfall, might be topped with the use area associated with the large stone f154.
K07	P807-P912MH.J	sc	compact and soft
O01	v0079	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0081	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081a	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081b	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P02	P807-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0153
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A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mix
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v90
B11	P808-P808AL.J	sc	We assigned f153 to the natural accumulation in the E baulk of k100. The feature is charachterized by a compact texture and by a fine and cramble consistency; it is brownish in colour.
C04	P808-P808AL.J	sc	We collapsed part of the natural accumulation of the E baulk of k100 -for safety reasons- into the bottom of k100 and then removed.
D01	P807-P912MH.J	sc	k100
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	this feature is the result of a collapsed wall therefore it does not fit in our Harris matrix so no type of contact was assigned.
F02	<si q0401	P807-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0403	P808-P808VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0432	P811-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0432	P811-P909MH.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Collapse of the eastern wall of k100.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Mixed accumulations from the collapse of a trench wall. The collapse portion can be tentatively linked to the pavements and floors in front of the staircase in k100, therefore I have assigned it to this early strata. The context for this deposit is not seperated by feature, however, and may include deposits from other strata and so this feature should not be considered as part of the statistical analyses of this period.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature includes the scraping and cutting of EDIII accumulations in the lower part of k100. Although all the material is from the early layers it is impossible to assign this kind of operation to a specific strata, so it was left unassigned.
K06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	compact and soft
O01	v0084	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0084a	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0090	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0154
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A20	P807-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P807-P912MH.J	sc	st
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v115
B11	P808-P808AL.J	sc	f154 has been assigned to a large, flat stone resting on the Apron (f131) in k3.
C03	P807-P807MH.J	mh	gB and mKB suggested that the f154 could perhaps be an offering stone and perhaps f150 shows the use this area was put to while the stone (f154) was used.
D01	P807-P912MH.J	sc	k3
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	479 (39590 50662 - 9038 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	480 (39650 50689 - 9036 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	481 (39612 50805 - 9032 / Relay location: point)
D03	P807-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	482 (39527 50789 - 9033 / Relay location: point)
D03	P808-P8AVVE1R.J	sc	483 (39052 50359 - 9015 / Relay location: point)
D06	P807-P912MH.J	sc	9038 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9313 @top
F02	>re f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	This stone could be associated with f150 which is dated to the transitional period Khabur-Mittani: together with f174, f171 consist of a use area in front of apron, and therfore f154 is interpreted as an altar
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Large, flat stone resting on apron f131.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Use of the area with burning and ashy patches. Could be linked to the construction of the second apron when this area was again used for cultic purposes and the upper levels of the 1st staircase and apron were retouched and the second apron was constructed. At this point they possibly added this large flat stone for ritual purposes.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Since this stone has not been removed the materials underneath it are unknown. After the brickfall it appears the area was reused with small patchy accumulations above the brickfall. These use areas and floors may be associated with the use of the this stone as an offering stone. See v76. There are several small patchy areas such as f142 which may be the period of use associated with the placement and use of this stone.
K03	P807-P912MH.J	sc	li
O01	v0073	O718-S128PC.J	ap
O01	v0073	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0073a	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0076	O804-S204PC2.J	vve
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0144f	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0510	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0025
P02	P807-P912MH.J	sc	no

  J02f0155
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P808-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P808-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	bf
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v81
B11	P808-P808SC.J	sc	f155 is a natural accumulation in the south area of k4 (100 cm S and 600 cm WE from m3967): it is characterized by a compact accumulation that, once excavated, it presented a soft and friable texture. It is gray in colour.
C03	S306-S306PC.J	pc	this feature is located at the same elevation as the brickfall f188 and also in the same place; it was excavated as a baulk and therefore was probably not observed that was brick crumble, as one can see well in the photo v81
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
D01	P808-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P808-P912MH.J	sc	8979 @top
F02	<co f0152	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0406	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0144	R713-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>co f0181	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	covers f144
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	large brickfall
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase
K05	P808-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	sc	hard
K08	P808-P912MH.J	sc	friable
O01	v0079	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0081	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081a	O807-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0081b	O807-S204PC2.J	sc

  J02f0156
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A20	P808-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P808-P912MH.J	sc	ld
B11	P808-P808SC.J	sc	f156 was assigned to the top 10 cm in k14; it is a natural accumulation characterized by a very compact texture (very hard to remove). Once excavated, it presented a fine and friable texture, characterized by the presence of small stones and pebbles. It is gray in colour. Being the top surface, it was exposed throughout the year and therefore was contaminated by fragments of plastic bags and small pieces of plastic, irons and paper.
C30	P821-P821MH.J	mh	Our top elevation for this feature in this season (90.32 m) is higher than the bottom elevation of f111 (89.73), last feature excavated in k14 last season. This is because the northern baulk of k14 and an area 1 m south of it were brought down lower than last season the rest of the locus to the south. The bottom elevation of f111 refers to this lower area whereas our f156 is located in the higher area. Until the baulks were re-established this season the baulk of k14 and the 1 m wide stretch to the south of it were included within k13 in our note-taking. This lower area should start at the same elevation as the k13 to the north. The bottom elevation noted in feature log for f125, which was the last feature excavated in k13 last season, however, contradicts this. According to the feature log the bottom elevation of f125 was 90.78 m. This, however, cannot be correct since the top elevation of q354, the second to last qlot in k13 (the last q-lot q361 contains pottery excavated within q354 and did not involve further excavation), is 89.66 m. This elevation is 7 cm higher than our starting elevation with f136, the first feature in k13 (including k14 baulk and the 1 m wide area to its south) this year. Therefore the bottom elevation for f125 noted in the feature log must be incorrect. The correct one should be around 89.59 m, the starting elevation of f136 in k13.
D01	P808-P912MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P808-P912MH.J	sc	9007 @bottom
D06	P808-P912MH.J	sc	9032 @top
F02	<co f0111	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0407	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0159	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f103
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Extremely hard surface alternating with softer ones, pebbles and sherds.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation puts this feature in the range of the post-brickfall use, but it was exposed between seasons and may be contaminated.
K03	P808-P912MH.J	sc	very fine
K05	P808-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	sc	very hard especially in the SW corner
K08	P808-P912MH.J	sc	very fine and dusty
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0026
P02	P808-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0157
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P825-P825MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P825-P825MH.J	mh	ld
A35	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	v80
A40	S306-S306PC.J	pc	ad
B11	P808-P808SC.J	sc	f157 has been assigned to the top 10 cm in k5; it is a natural accumulation characterized by a very soft and dusty texture. It is gray in colour. Being the top surface, it was exposed throughout the year and therefore was contaminated by fragments of plastic bags and small pieces of plastic, irons and paper
C10	P825-P825MH.J	mh	This feature is not bound by any walls, thus it cannot be ad as previously recorded.
D01	P808-P912MH.J	sc	k5
D06	P808-P912MH.J	sc	9091 @bottom
D06	P808-P912MH.J	sc	9112 @top
F02	<co f0082	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0408	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0160	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0158	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0160	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0163	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Contaminated surface of k5, starting feature of MZ18 in this locus.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	About the same elevation as top of revetment wall. See w200.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Likely part of the same deposit as f158, but potentially contaminated as it was exposed between seasons.
K03	P808-P912MH.J	sc	very fine
K05	P808-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	sc	soft
K08	P808-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly, very dusty
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0023
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0024
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P808-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0158
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P808-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P808-P912MH.J	al	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v79
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f158 is a natural accumulation in k5 that covers the whole unit. It is characterized by a very hard and compact surface; the soil has a sandy and fine texture, and it is grey in colour.
C04	P813-P813SC.J	sc	It is the same as f157 but has been differenciated artifically from it in order to keep track of the pottery (some contamination occurred during the excavation in the square).
D01	P808-P912MH.J	al	k5
D06	P808-P912MH.J	al	9020 @bottom
D06	P808-P912MH.J	al	9091 @top
F02	<co f0157	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0409	Y117-Y117CJC.J	al
F02	<si q0410	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0416	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0417	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0418	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0422	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0424	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0426	P810-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0429	P811-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0429	P811-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0430	P811-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0430	P811-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0434	P811-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0434	P811-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0436	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0436	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0160	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0164	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0160	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0163	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very hard and compact deposit.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At an elevation equal to the top of the revetment wall, part of the accumulations that covered the post-brickfall use.
K03	P808-P912MH.J	al	mix of sand and fine grains
K05	P808-P912MH.J	al	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	al	extremely hard
K08	P808-P912MH.J	al	mixture of several grain sizes.
O01	v0079	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0080	O806-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0023
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0024
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0025
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202

  J02f0159
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A20	P813-P813SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P813-P813SC.J	sc	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v82
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f159 is a natural accumulation in k14 that covers the whole unit. It is characterized by a mixture of very hard surfaces alternating with soft patches, probably due to the exposure or presence of water; the soft patches matrix is very fine in texture and characterized by the presence of little pebbles. The feature has a fine and soft texture and it is grayish in colour.
C01	P813-P813SC.J	sc	Three samples have been taken in order to be analyzed (q411.1, q412.1, q413.1) and one has been already sifted.
D01	P808-P912MH.J	mh	k14
D06	P808-P912MH.J	mh	8983 @bottom
D06	P808-P912MH.J	mh	9007 @top
F02	<co f0156	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0411	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0412	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0413	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0414	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0415	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0419	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0420	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0161	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation: below f156
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Hardening of the surface: alternating hard lenses with softer patches of sand. These are the water deposits characteristic of the higher elevations of J2 and still visible in the western section.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same elevation as f125, see w203
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature spans the transition from the use area associated with the post-brickfall period, and the build-up that covered that use along with the large stone f154.
K05	P808-P912MH.J	mh	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	mh	very hard
O01	v0082	O809-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0082a	O809-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0082b	O809-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0026
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P02	P808-P912MH.J	mh	yes

  J02f0160
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P814-P815AL.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P815AL.J	al	ad
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f160 is a natural accumulation in the N baulk of k5. It is charachterized by a hard and compact texture with a fine, dusty and crumbling consistency; it is graysh in colour. It is the same of f157 (in k5) and f158 (in k4).
B11	P814-P815AL.J	al	f160 is the west baulk of k5. It is soft in consistence and the texture is fine and dusty; grayish in colour.
D01	P808-P912MH.J	mh	k5
D06	P808-P912MH.J	mh	9020 @bottom
D06	P808-P912MH.J	mh	9104 @top
F02	<si q0421	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0451	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0465	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0157	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0158	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0177	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0157	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0158	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f157, f158, and f164
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	N baulk of k5
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Baulk feature spanning almost 1 meter in depth. May contain materials from multiple strata.
K03	P808-P912MH.J	mh	very fine
K05	P808-P912MH.J	mh	gray
K07	P808-P912MH.J	mh	soft
K08	P808-P912MH.J	mh	fine grained, dusty
P02	P808-P912MH.J	mh	yes

  J02f0161
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A20	P810-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P810-P912MH.J	vve	ld
A35	UZ29-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0912 J2w203 T313 pC.jpg
B11	P810-P911MH.J	vve	Laminations, a lot of pottery, pebbles and sand.
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	very hard and compact accumulation, same as f159
D01	P810-P912MH.J	vve	k14
D06	P810-P912MH.J	vve	8956 @bottom
D06	P810-P912MH.J	vve	8986 @top
F02	<co f0159	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0423	P810-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0425	P810-P909MH.J	sc
F02	>co f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	Was exposed through the winter and therfore contaminated
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very hard cement-like feature.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same elevation as f137, which is abraded upper section of brickfall.
K03	P810-P912MH.J	vve	sand and clay
K05	P810-P912MH.J	vve	gray
K07	P810-P912MH.J	vve	very hard
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0026
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P02	P810-P912MH.J	vve	yes

  J02f0162
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A20	P810-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P810-P912MH.J	vve	ld
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v83
B11	P810-P911MH.J	vve	Wash layer with a lot of pottery.
D01	P810-P912MH.J	vve	k14
D06	P810-P912MH.J	vve	8884 @bottom
D06	P810-P912MH.J	vve	8956 @top
F02	<co f0161	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0427	P810-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0428	P811-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0428	P811-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0433	P811-P813VVE1.J	al
F02	<si q0433	P811-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0435	P811-P813VVE1.J	mh
F02	<si q0435	P811-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0502	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0504	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0506	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0511	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0511	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0520	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0520	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0524	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0526	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0526	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<ab f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0190	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0197	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0198	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0199	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	pottery dated to Khabur period
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Most likely Khabur but potentially also Mitanni.
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below f161
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	At the bottom levels of this feature, the top of the wall feature f224 was still visible. This feature, however, also consists of the hard water deposits discovered also in higher elevations.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer is within brickfall elevations, inclusion of lots of pottery is typical of brickfall. Although dated to the Khabur it can not be because it is above the Mittani brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the brickfall, this area with numerous sherds is likely part of the use areas that accumulated on top of the degraded brickfall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	from the analysis of the body and shape sherds from this feature it appears that it should be dated to the Khabur period but given the fact that there is no clear transition i the whole region from the Khabur to the Mittani period there is the possibility that the feature is to be dated to the Mittani period.
K03	P810-P912MH.J	vve	clay, little bit of sand
K05	P810-P912MH.J	vve	brown
K07	P810-P912MH.J	vve	medium hard
O01	v0083	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0028
P02	P810-P912MH.J	vve	yes

  J02f0163
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A20	P811-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P811-P912MH.J	vve	ld
B11	P811-P911MH.J	vve	Removal of ledge on the southern edge.
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f163 has been assigned to the S baulk in k5. The soil is medium soft with a crumbling and dusty texture, and is grayish in colour. It is the same (in k5) and f158 (in k4).
C30	P825-P825MH.J	mh	The bottom elevation (90.15 m) for this feature marked in the feature log does not seem correct. We excavated this area (40 cm wide ledge on the southern edge of k5) on P811 when in the rest of the locus the feature in use was still f158. f158 was finished the following day and f164 was started. Thus f163 was securely contained within the elevations given for f158, the bottom elevation of which is 90.20 cm. I suspect that the bottom elevation of f163 equals that of the starting elevation of q434, which, unfortunately, was not recorded in the q-lot. In any case, the bottom elevation of f163 should be higher than the top elevation of q436, which is 90.39.
D01	P811-P912MH.J	vve	k5
D06	P811-P912MH.J	vve	9015 @bottom
D06	P811-P912MH.J	vve	9108 @top
F02	<si q0431	P811-P813VVE1.J	vve
F02	<si q0431	P811-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<ab f0157	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0158	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0164	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f157 and f158
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	A small ledge left at the southern edge of the unit for the stepped section. Later removed as the plans for the stepped sections changed.
K03	P811-P912MH.J	vve	clay with sand
K05	P811-P912MH.J	vve	very light reddish brown
K07	P811-P912MH.J	vve	medium soft
P02	P811-P912MH.J	vve	yes

  J02f0164
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A20	P811-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P811-P912MH.J	sc	ld
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v123
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f164 is a natural accumulation in k5 that covers the whole unit. The soil is medium soft with a crumbling and dusty texture; it is grayish in colour.
C04	P813-P813SC.J	sc	It is the same as f158 (in k4) but it has been differenciated artifically from it because we have been excavated f158 for more aproximately 70 cm, in order to keep better track in the potentially changes of the pottery).
D01	P811-P912MH.J	sc	k5
D06	P811-P912MH.J	sc	8928 @bottom
D06	P811-P912MH.J	sc	9021 @top
D99	P908-P908MH.J	mh	The thickness of qlots related to this feature are difficult to calculate starting from qlot q628 since after this date we excavated this feature in thick patches surrounding the elevator.
F02	<co f0158	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ov f0163	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0008	P813-P913MH4.J	vve
F02	<si i0020	P825-P913MH4.J	mh
F02	<si q0437	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0437	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0444	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0444	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0619	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0622	P827-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0628	P827-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0634	P828-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0641	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0643	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0645	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0656	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0662	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0664	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0665	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0670	P829-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0672	P829-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0678	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0685	P831-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0686	P831-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0688	P831-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0697	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0705	P901-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0708	P901-P910MH3.J	aa
F02	<si q0711	P901-P910MH3.J	aa
F02	<ab f0166	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0277	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f158, which a hard and compact water deposit.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Just below f154
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	The upper elevation of this feature indicateds it was likely part of the post-brickfall use of the area, althought the lower portions of this feature (which is almost 1 meter thick) may belong to last phase of brickfall s158-JPD.
K05	P811-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P811-P912MH.J	sc	medium soft
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0024
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0025
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P811-P912MH.J	sc	yes

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A20	P813-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P813-P912MH.J	al	ad
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f165 is the WE and the NS pseudo-baulk in k101. It is characterized by a soft texture probably because of its small dimensions; the soil has a very fine and sandy texture. It is grey in colour. It is the same as f138.
C04	P813-P813SC.J	sc	We left this small pseudo-baulk between k101 and k13 in order not to mix the pottery recovered in both k101 and k13 while excavating.
D01	P813-P912MH.J	al	k101
D06	P813-P912MH.J	al	8919 @bottom
D06	P813-P912MH.J	al	8940 @top
F02	<co f0138	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0438	P813-P813VVE1.J	al
F02	<si q0438	P813-P909MH.J	al
F02	>ov f0166	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same as f138.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pseudobaulk between k101 and k13.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation it is part of the post-brickfall use of the area, although it could be the uppermost levels of the degraded brickfall.
K05	P813-P912MH.J	al	gray
K07	P813-P912MH.J	al	very soft
K08	P813-P912MH.J	al	very fine texture (sandy)
P02	P813-P912MH.J	al	yes

  J02f0166
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A20	P813-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P813-P912MH.J	al	ad
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f166 is a natural accumulation in k101 that covers the whole area. The soil is medium soft with a soft and crumble texture. It is brownish in color.
C04	P813-P813SC.J	sc	We have been swifting most of the soil belonging to this feature in to collect all the pottery.
D01	P813-P912MH.J	al	k101
D06	P813-P912MH.J	al	8897 @bottom
D06	P813-P912MH.J	al	8919 @top
F02	<ov f0165	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0007	P813-P913MH4.J	mh
F02	<si q0440	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0440	P813-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0442	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0442	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0445	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0445	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0446	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0446	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0449	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0454	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0172	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0174	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0128	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0164	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Above the use deposit f174, but itself a use deposit.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mitanni period pottery sherds.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Mittani sherds (although mixed with some earlier sherds) indicate that this feature is one of the first Mittani deposits in the area in front of the revetment wall. May be mixed because EDIII accumulations were sloping and might be included in later features if the area was excavated in levels. Like f171 and f174 it is difficult to assign these features to an exact strata. They are at a higher elevation than some other Mittani deposits in J2, but they may actually be earlier due to the high elevations of the sloping EDIII layers underneath. It is likely that this feature belongs to sometime in the early Mittani, perhaps contemperaneous with the use after the brickfall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	this is part of a use area south of the temple terrace wall and next to the retaining wall of the apron: upper strata. Khabur or Mittani painted jar and dep bowl rims as wel as a deep bowl with ribing below the rim that is Mittani in date. Bases include wide disk bases and a small footed base. As usual there are earlier sherds mixed into the sherds of this feature including 1 Metallic ware jar rim and Fine Chaff and Simple ware conical cup rims. The feature dates to the Mittani period (but see discussion of these two periods in the text note P912).
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	brown
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	medium soft
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	crumbly
O01	v0094	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0029
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205

  J02f0167
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	P813-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P813-P912MH.J	sc	ts
B11	P813-P813SC.J	sc	f167 is the topsoil of k102. It is charachterized by a compact texture with a crambling consistency; it is brownish in colour.
D01	P813-P912MH.J	sc	k102
D06	P813-P912MH.J	sc	9254 @bottom
D06	P813-P912MH.J	sc	9302 @top
F02	<si q0441	P813-P813VVE1.J	sc
F02	<si q0441	P813-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0448	P814-P909MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0169	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	topsoil of k102 on the west side of k100.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K05	P813-P912MH.J	sc	dark brown
K07	P813-P912MH.J	sc	medium soft
K08	P813-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly
P02	P813-P912MH.J	sc	P814

  J02f0168
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v88
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	first feature excavated in k15 in this season: was contaminated by being exposed during the winter
D01	P814-P912MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	9023 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	9098 @top
F02	<co f0065	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0452	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0478	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0500	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0505	P816-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<re f0186	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0185	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0193	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0185	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0186	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Soft and dusty accumulation.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	At the same elevation as f87.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on the elevation this layer may include more than one stratum. The majority probably belongs to this stratum.
K05	P814-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P814-P912MH.J	sc	very soft, dusty
K08	P814-P912MH.J	sc	fine, crumbly
O01	v0088	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0088a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0027
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P814-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f0169
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	al	ad
B11	P814-P815AL.J	al	This is a natural accumulation just below top soil of k102, greyish in colour and crumbly in texture. Not completely removed.
C10	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	The bottom elevation is the ending elevation of excavations, however, the feature was not completely excavated and may continue down.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	al	k102
D06	P814-P912MH.J	al	9264 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	9254@bottom
F02	<co f0167	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0453	P814-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0535	P820-P908MH2.J	al
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below topsoil f167
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer below topsoil.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Stratigraphically just under the topsoil, belongs to recent accumulation.
K05	P814-P912MH.J	al	greyish
K07	P814-P912MH.J	al	soft
K08	P814-P912MH.J	al	crumbly
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P820
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P820

  J02f0170
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P814-P912MH.J	al	st
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v89
B11	P814-P815AL.J	al	We assigned this new feature to six different stones (f170.1, f170.2, f170.3, f170.4, f170.5, and f170.6) collapsed into k100
B11	P814-P911MH.J	al	Seven stones.
C04	P814-P815AL.J	al	f170 was removed in order to continue excavation.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	al	k100
F02	>re f0192	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f192, wich is a contaminated soil from the german excavation: therfore the stratum is s8
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	collapsed stone.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This stone sits in the layers that were excavated by the German team so it is difficult to assign to a stratum. Based on the elevation between the layers f194 and f381 it may be part of the EDIII layers. Because it can not be determined I am leaving it unassigned.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floating stones sitting in potentially contaminated features, but likely belong to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
K03	P814-P912MH.J	al	li
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P814-P912MH.J	al	P814

  J02f017007
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A20	P817-P817AL.J	!!	no ct
A21	P817-P817AL.J	al	st
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v89
B11	P817-P817AL.J	al	Stone collapsed into k100 after german excavation in correspondence of m4055 but 220 cms West from this marker.

  J02f0171
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	mh	ab
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f171 is clearly a use area, while plenty of tannur pieces, bone, gypsum pieces and ash was found. About 15-20 down the soil turns more compact and contains even more ash and charcoal. it is the same as f174 (and f183)
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v87
B11	P814-P911MH.J	mh	gypsum, charcoal
C03	P816-P816MH.J	mh	After the excavations were stoped in k13 temporarily I had a look at the southern section of the unit, where soil color and texture changes were clearly visible. In the section we can see a gray deposit, which is clearly natural. This we had labeled f140. Underneath that is a browner layer with a crumbly texture. At the time of excavation we labeled this as f171. At first this feature contained plenty of tannur pieces, bone, gypsum pieces and ash. About 15-20 down the soil turns more compact and contains even more ash and charcoal. While excavating these changes were not as pronounced thus we kept the same feature number through this change. The tannur pieces, bone, ash and charcoal all indicate, however, that this feature as a whole was a use area.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	mh	k13
D06	P814-P912MH.J	mh	8865 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	mh	8898 @top
F02	<co f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ov f0176	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0009	P815-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0455	P814-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0461	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0462	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0480	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0487	P815-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0491	P815-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0174	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0183	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0127	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0128	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	use area equal to f174, f150
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mixed pottery
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same in elevation as f150 in k4. Also same as f174 in k104.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Equal to f150
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Includes mixed EDIII and Mittani sherds. Uppermost levels of EDIII accumulation before covered with Mittani debris. It is unclear which Mittani stratum this feature belongs to. It is at roughly the equivalent elevation as the post-brickfall use (similar to f174), but it would have already been high in the EDIII period, meaning that if it is part of post-brickfall use, there is no build-up during the pre-brickfall Mittani or during the brickfall phase. It may be that this area close to the revetment wall was kept clean and protected from build-up by the construction of the Mittani curtain wall (f288).
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	this feature is stratigraphically equal to f174 in the column. Ceramics in it include 1 disk base and 1 small footed base both probably Mitani,1 double rim necked jar from the Khabur period. Earlier ceramics date from Phase h1-JPA and include an S ware bowl rim and slightly convex base, a string cut base with bitumen inside that is thick and probably contained bitumen being applied elsewhere as opposed to a bitumen coating on this cup itself. This feature is mixed containing both late material (Phase h6-JPA and posible 5) and Phase h1-JPA, so the feature is transitional in the sense that it is the interface between these phases but not transitional in the sense of a gradual change through time from one phase to the next.
K08	P814-P912MH.J	mh	fine
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0085a	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0085b	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0085c	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0086	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086a	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086b	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086c	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087d	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087e	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0093	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0029
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P02	P814-P912MH.J	mh	P816

  J02f0172
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	mh	ad
B11	P814-P911MH.J	mh	Column under a tent pole in the NW corner of k101.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	the descriptive attributes of this feature such as color, hardness and texture were not recorded
D01	P814-P912MH.J	mh	k101
D06	P814-P912MH.J	mh	8897 @bottom
F02	<si q0456	P814-P909MH.J	mh
F02	>ab f0128	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0140	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0166	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0174	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal under a tent pole at the NW corner of k101. Consists of f138 and f166
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pedestal holding tent pole in k101, that is roughly equivalent to features such as f174, and f140 so it spans several strata. For that reason it is left unassigned.
P02	P814-P912MH.J	mh	P814

  J02f0173
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	al	ad
A35	S224-S224PC.J	pc	v84
B11	P814-P815AL.J	al	This is an accumulation of contaminated soil in k100 (german trench); it is clayish in texture and brownish in colour. It was contaminated by plastic bags, tatters of nylon and other modern objects.
C04	P814-P815AL.J	al	f173 was completely removed in order to reach the bottom of the german excavation.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	al	k100
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	al	492 (39026 51112 - 8758 / Relay location: top)
D06	P814-P912MH.J	al	8727 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	al	8758 @top
F02	<si q0457	P814-P909MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0466	P814-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0481	P815-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0484	P815-P909MH.J	al
F02	>co f0179	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	top of k100: soil accumulated in the last 5 years on top of german trench
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Erosion and collapse
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Backfill.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Contaminated by backfill
K03	P814-P912MH.J	al	clay
K05	P814-P912MH.J	al	brown
K07	P814-P912MH.J	al	soft
O01	v0084	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P814-P912MH.J	al	P815

  J02f0174
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	sc	ab
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	f174 is characterized by the presence of tannur pieces, bones, gypsum and ash. About 15-20 cm down the soil turns more compact and contains more ash and charcoal. it is the same as f171 (and f183)
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v85
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its an accumulation layer located in k13.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	the descriptive attributes of this feature such as color, hardness and texture were not recorded
D01	P814-P912MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8862 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8897 @top
F02	<co f0166	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0458	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0458-I01	P904-P905MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0459	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0463	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0464	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0482	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0483	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0485	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0486	P815-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0489	P815-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0490	P815-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0172	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0182	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	use area equal to f171, f150
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mixed pottery dating from Mitanni/Khabur to LC3.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same in elevation as f150 in k4. Also = f171 in k103.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Ashy layer above brickfall, equal to f150
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Interface of EDIII and Mittani. This feature is confusing as the excavators note is is roughly similar to f150, which is the post-brickfall use of the area, but there are no features equivalent to brickfall in k13 so it is possible that during the brickfall phase there was little build-up in this area as it was already higher and sloping down towards the curtain wall (f228), but then how would the upper curtain wall f224, get up so high in relation this feature? Probably because the accumulations from the EDIII slope down away from the revetment wall to the south. Close to the revetment wall this feature is at similar levels to the accumulations associated with the phase right after the brickfall, but as it goes south it slopes down, and is covered by the accumulations such as f200, which has the small curtain wall f224 resting on it.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	1 red painted and burnished bowl typical of the Mittani period, 1 wide disk base, and a number of Khabur type painted sherds. Earlier ceramics include Phase 4 ribbed rims and a flat base of the LC3 period.
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0086	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0086a	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087a	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087b	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087c	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0094	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0029
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0107
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P02	P814-P912MH.J	sc	P816

  J02f0175
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P814-P912MH.J	sc	st
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v85
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	f175 is a large floating stone sitting in f137 and located in front of revetment wall f128. Probably collapsed from the wall
D01	P814-P912MH.J	sc	k13
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	sc	493 (39755 50428 - 8958 / Relay location: top)
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	sc	494 (39806 50449 - 8969 / Relay location: top)
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	sc	495 (39827 50383 - 8942 / Relay location: top)
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	sc	496 (39793 50359 - 8932 / Relay location: top)
D03	P814-P815MH-R.J	sc	497 (39756 50374 - 8935 / Relay location: top)
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8913 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8978 @top
F02	>re f0176	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Sits in f137 and f140.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Sitting in layers associated with the post-brickfall use.
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0021
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0024
P02	P814-P912MH.J	sc	P814

  J02f0176
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A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P814-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v85
B11	P814-P911MH.J	sc	Pedestal under stone f175.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	sc	k13
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8898 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8923 @top
F02	<si q0460	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0175	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f140
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal of stone f175
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	The use area after the brickfall begins at approximately tthis elevation.
K05	P814-P912MH.J	sc	brownish
K08	P814-P912MH.J	sc	fine, crumbly
O01	v0085	O813-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P814-P912MH.J	sc	P814

  J02f0177
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P814-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	R713-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P814-P912MH.J	sc	ld
A21	R713-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	R713-S205PC.J	pc	northern baulk of k5. Crumby and hard accumulation, containing brick debris, probably same as f112, located at the same level
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a hard crumbly lens type d located in k5.
D01	P814-P912MH.J	sc	k5
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	8946 @bottom
D06	P814-P912MH.J	sc	9020 @top
F02	<co f0160	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0467	P814-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0479	P815-P909MH.J	vve
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Top elevation approximately same as that of f164 (hard and compact accumulation in k5).
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Perhaps 12c. contains the brick debris characteristic of areas south of screen walls in both k14 and k4. This deposit, however, higher up in elevation.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on the elevation this layer probably belongs to the post-brickfall accumulation, but the excavators did describe it as bricky in consistency, so it could be part of the upper level of the brickfall if it extended higher in some areas.
K05	P814-P912MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P814-P912MH.J	sc	hard
K08	P814-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly
P02	P814-P912MH.J	sc	P814

  J02f0178
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P815-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	R713-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P815-P912MH.J	vve	ld
A21	R713-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a lens type D against the east side of the eastern baulk in k5, it consist of broken bricks very crumbly and there for soft
B11	P815-P911MH.J	vve	Deposit against the E side of the E baulk of k5.
B11	R713-S205PC.J	pc	soft bricky accumulation
D01	P815-P912MH.J	vve	k5
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned with this feature
D06	P815-P912MH.J	vve	9058 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9020 @top
F02	<si q0488	P815-P909MH.J	vve
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f177
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Perhaps 12c. Artificial feature. Consists of bricky material south of f144 and higher up than f144. Belongs to the bricky accumulation that characterizes southern k4,  those elevations of k5 that excavated this year, and southern k14.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper brickfall layers after f144 is covered
K03	P815-P912MH.J	vve	clay, broken brick
K05	P815-P912MH.J	vve	light brown
K07	P815-P912MH.J	vve	soft
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P815
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P815

  J02f0179
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A20	P815-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P815-P912MH.J	al	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v89
B11	P814-P815AL.J	al	This is an accumulation in k100 that covers the whole area. It is similar in texture and colour to f173.
C04	P814-P815AL.J	al	We have decided to assign a new number because between them there were some tatters of nylon probably used by german expedition to mark the bottom of the trench. At the end of its partial removal we have noted in it some modern contamination.
D01	P815-P912MH.J	al	k100
D06	P815-P912MH.J	al	8721 @bottom
D06	P815-P912MH.J	al	8727 @top
F02	<co f0173	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0492	P815-P909MH.J	al
F02	<si q0498	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0510	P816-P909MH.J	al
F02	>ov f0194	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	contaminated soil from the german trench
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Erosion and collapse
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Backfill of trench
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Contaminated by backfill
K05	P815-P912MH.J	al	brown
K07	P815-P912MH.J	al	soft
K08	P815-P912MH.J	al	clay, see feature f173.
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0116	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0118	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0120	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P815-P912MH.J	al	P817

  J02f0180
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P815-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P815-P912MH.J	vve	ld
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	this feature number was assigned to the north part of the eastern baulk in k5, this feature contained broken bricks
B11	P815-P911MH.J	vve	N part of E baulk of k5.
B11	T220-S205PC.J	pc	north baulk of k5 soft in consistence with bricks
D01	P815-P912MH.J	vve	k5
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	since its he north part of the east baulk no type of contact was assigned for it
D06	P815-P912MH.J	vve	9058 @top
F02	<si q0493	P815-P909MH.J	vve
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation: large brickfall same as in J6
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Artificial feature. Consists of bricky material south of f144 and higher up than f144. Belongs to the bricky accumulation that characterizes southern k4,  those elevations of k5 that excavated this year, and southern k14.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Belongs to later brickfall phase as it is above the curtain wall f144.
K03	P815-P912MH.J	vve	clay, some broken bricks
K05	P815-P912MH.J	vve	light brown
K07	P815-P912MH.J	vve	soft
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P815
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P815

  J02f0181
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A01	P816-P911MH.J	sc	f0189
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P816-P912MH.J	sc	ld
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	f181 is a natural accumulation which cover all the southern part of the unit
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg
B11	T220-S205PC.J	pc	a crumbly and hard layer located above the brickfall f188: I define it brickmelt for similarities to the brickmelt found in J6 (see J6^bf1) and located at the same elevation. It is the same brickfall as in J6
C04	P816-P911MH.J	sc	we changed the feature because we went down
D01	P816-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8946 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8975 @top
F02	<co f0155	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0497	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0501	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0507	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	>co f0188	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0189	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation: large brickfall same as in J6
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Uppermost deposits of brickfall.
K05	P816-P912MH.J	sc	gray, light brown
K07	P816-P912MH.J	sc	hard
K08	P816-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0032
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P816-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f0182
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A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P816-P912MH.J	sc	ab
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	a
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v94
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f182 is a accumulation characterized by the presence of ash which is spread in all k101. f182 is characterized by a fine clay loam texture and by a brownish color; it is similar to is f174 (above it), but it is characterized by a very fine texture, and by the presence of lots of ashy accumulations (contrary to f174). It is the same as f183 and f171 in k101.
C03	P821-P821SC.J	sc	We differenciate this feature from f174 (above it), because the soil matrix is more fine and because of the presence of lots of ashy accumulations; these were concentrated especially in the south-western area of k101, where f184 abuts the W section of k101 and where f184 abuts the S baulk of k101. We also took a sample (i10, gv87a) of the thickest charcoal fragment we found for further analysis.
D01	P816-P912MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8846 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8862 @top
F02	<co f0174	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0010	P815-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0494	P815-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0495	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0183	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0229	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0183	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	assignment based on elevation
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	assignment based on pottery
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Use deposit in k101 (k104)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation against the bottom of revetment wall, post construction. Ceramics dated to Late EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper EDIII accumulation at the base of the revetment wall. Same as f183.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	lower strata of the use area south of the temple terrace wall and next to the retaining wall of the apron. Few sherds, all Phase 1.
K05	P816-P912MH.J	sc	brown
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	very dark brown
K08	P816-P912MH.J	sc	compact
O01	v0094	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P816
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P816

  J02f0183
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A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P816-P912MH.J	sc	ab
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v93
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f183 is a natural accumulation characterized by a clay loam texture (when dry is sticky and a bit plastic) and by the presence of some ashes areas. It is the same of f182 in k13, and it covers the whole unit, k13.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	color and hardness were not recorded
D01	P816-P912MH.J	sc	k13
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8848 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	8865 @top
F02	<co f0171	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0496	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0182	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0229	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0227	T220-S205PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0182	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same as f182 (k104), which dated to Phase 1.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	assignment based on pottery
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation against the bottom of revetment wall, post construction. Ceramics dated to Late EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation abutting the flanking wall f127 (see v93). It is one of the last EDIII deposits
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	clay
O01	v0093	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P816
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P816

  J02f0184
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P816-P912MH.J	mh	ts
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0904 J2w104 T311 pC.jpg
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f184 is the topsoil in k23. It is characterized by a compact and soft texture with a dusty and crumbly consistency; the soil matrix is also characterized by the presence of sand, grass and roots. It is brownish in colour.
D01	P816-P912MH.J	mh	k23
D06	P816-P912MH.J	mh	9279 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	mh	9318 @top
F02	<si q0499	P816-P909MH.J	mh
F02	>co f0187	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	tell surface
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	topsoil of k23.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
K03	P816-P912MH.J	mh	sandy
K05	P816-P912MH.J	mh	gray
K07	P816-P912MH.J	mh	soft
K08	P816-P912MH.J	mh	mixture of sand and organic material
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0039
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
P02	P816-P912MH.J	mh	P816

  J02f0185
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P816-P912MH.J	sc	st
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v88
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f185 has been assigned to five floating limestones in k15: f185.1, f185.2, f185.3, f185.4, f185.5.
D01	P816-P912MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	9085 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	9134 @top
F02	<ab f0168	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0186	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0168	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Consists of several stones, all high in elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sits in f193, must be before f168 which surrounds it (see w203). This conflicts with v88 in which it is raised above f168. I have used the drawing to make the strata assignment.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	According to w203, these stones are on the level with the top of the revetment wall, and ar dated to the period just as the revetment wall was covered.
O01	v0088	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0088a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0030
P02	P816-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f018501
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A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f185 is a large floating limestone located in the N area of k15 (r502, r503, r504, r505, gv88, gv88a)
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k15
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	502 (39132 50107 - 9109 / Relay location: top)
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	503 (39148 50075 - 9120 / Relay location: top)
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	504 (39115 50072 - 9120 / Relay location: top)
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	505 (39125 50113 - 9108 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9109 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9134 @top

  J02f018502
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A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	is a large floating limestone located in the E area of k15 (r506, r507, r508, gv88, gv88a).
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k15
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	506 (38968 50157 - 9070 / Relay location: top)
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	507 (38936 50133 - 9083 / Relay location: top)
D03	P815-P820MH-R.J	sc	508 (38971 50191 - 9064 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9081 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9105 @top

  J02f018503
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A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	is a large floating limestone (r513) sitting on top of f195, the S baulk of k15.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k15
D03	P818-P820MH-R.J	sc	513 (39162 50184 - 9139 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9066 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9139 @top

  J02f018504
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A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	is a large floating limestone (r514) located in the S baulk of k15 (f195).
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k15
D03	P818-P820MH-R.J	sc	514 (39209 50231 - 9085 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9062 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	9085 @top

  J02f018505
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A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	is a large floating limestone (r502, r503, r504, r505) located in the middle of the E baulk of k15 (f195)

  J02f0186
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v88
B11	P816-P911MH.J	sc	Pedestal of stone f185.
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f186 is a natural accumulation on the pedestal of the stones f185.1 and f185.2 in k15. The top surface (right below the stones) has a medium soft texture, while the pedestal in itself has a crumbly texture, soft and fine, that once dried, rubbs off. f186 abuts (and it is the same of) f168 and f195 (the S baulk of k15).
D01	P816-P912MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	9046 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	sc	9115 @top
F02	<si q0509	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0185	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0168	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0168	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	pedestal of stone
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	According to sC, this feature is the same as f195, but the top elevation is perhaps higher, therefore this feature may include material from a later phase as well.
K05	P816-P912MH.J	sc	light brown
K07	P816-P912MH.J	sc	soft
K08	P816-P912MH.J	sc	fine texture and crumbly.
O01	v0088	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P816-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f0187
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A20	P816-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P816-P912MH.J	vve	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0904 J2w104 T311 pC.jpg
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	accumulation in k23 under the topsoil f184. The soil is compact and crumble and contains grass and roots; when dry it rubs off and present a dusty texture.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	color and hardness were not recorded
D01	P816-P912MH.J	vve	k23
D06	P816-P912MH.J	vve	9211 @bottom
D06	P816-P912MH.J	vve	9279 @top
F02	<co f0184	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0503	P816-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0508	P816-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0522	P818-P909MH.J	vve
F02	>co f0201	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below topsoil
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation under the topsoil of k23.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer below topsoil. It is very thick, however, and may include some material from the stratum below.
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	dusty and crumbly
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0039
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
P02	P816-P912MH.J	vve	P821

  J02f0188
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P817-P912MH.J	sc	a
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	T220-S205PC.J	pc	brickfall related to a large collapse of a large structure to the east and found also in J6. It expands from east to West for 20 meters.
A35	R713-S205PC.J	pc	v91a
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	The brick debris of f188 is changing a little bit in colour. It consists more of grey clay than of red clay.
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f188 has been assigned to the south-eastern area of k4 (250 cm E and 200 cm N from r509 and 200 cm N from m4084 and 600 cm E from m4084) and to the north baulk of k5 (gv91, gv91a). Here the soil is characterized by a coarse crumby structure and by the presence of broken bricks that give to the area a brown-reddish coloration. The feature is actually characterized by different shades of brown (i.e. yellowish brown, graysh brown). While excavating f188, the soil disintegrated into particles of different dimensions (aprox. Between 6-7cm and 2-3cm) and the consistence is generally medium-soft. f188 abuts f189, located on the south-western area of k4 (200 cm W and 200 cm N from r509): the upper boundary between them is sharp.
C03	P820-P820MH.J	mh	feature f188 located in the easter part of k4 is brick melt, whereas f189 in the west is brick crumble. Right on top of the stone feature f144 we have one line of brick extending from east to west, sloping down and east after the stones end and continuing east. This, I suspect, is then brick fall. The direction of the brick deposits seems to indicate a collapse from east to west. Perhaps this brick fall is related to the bricks seen next to f129 (door jamb) in the eastern section of k100.
D01	P817-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P817-P820MH-R.J	sc	509 (38985 50614 - 8948 / Relay location: top)
D03	P817-P820MH-R.J	sc	510 (39049 50911 - 8952 / Relay location: top)
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	8902 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	8955 @top
D99	P817-P911MH.J	sc	East of r509.
F02	<co f0181	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ov f0318	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<si q0512	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0527	P818-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0537	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0540	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<ab f0189	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0207	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0216	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0189	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0230	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	large brickfall same as in J6
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual bricky build-up on the south side of f144.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper level of brickfall
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	dark graysh brown
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	strong brown
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	yellowish brown
K07	P817-P912MH.J	sc	medium
O01	v0091	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0091a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0032
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0033
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0036
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P814
P02	P817-P912MH.J	sc	P822
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P814

  J02f0189
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A01	P816-P911MH.J	sc	f0181
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P817-P912MH.J	sc	a
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	this feature corresponds to an accumulation characterized by crumbed bricks: Brick crumble is material in which melting is not yet complete and brick crumples are visible. it belongs to a brickfall of a structure located to the East and fond also in J6
A35	S306-S206PC.J	mh	v91
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	The brick crumble of f189 continues with the same colour and composition.
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f189 has been assigned to the south-western area of k4 (200 cm W and 200 cm N to r5090) and to the north baulk of k5  (gv91, gv91a). The feature is characterized by a hard surface and it has a crumble structure, probably due to the presence of little pebbles (characterized by different dimensions, generally about 0,2cm and 1,0cm in diameter); when dry it rubs off as loose fine powder and blow away easily. f189 is white and gray in color. f189 abuts f188 (on the eastern area of r509, at almost the same elevation): the upper boundary between them is sharp. f189 is the same of f181.
C02	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	Each pick run was given a separate q-lot: q534 and q541.
C03	R718-S206PC2.J	mh	At the corner formed by the former east baulk and north baulk of k5 was found brown soil and pieces of brick. This area was defined as f188, whereas the gray and crumbly soil to its east was labeled as f189. First was excavated within f188 in order to examine whether the feature continues and perhaps reveals a structure in situ. After the first pick run it became evident that so such structure exits. Then was excavated f189, which partly covers f144.
C04	P816-P911MH.J	sc	but we changed the feature because we went down
C30	P907-P911MH.J	mh	Perhaps the correct marker for the bottom elevation is m4084 rather than m4085.
D01	P817-P912MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	8909 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	8946 @top
D99	P817-P911MH.J	sc	West of r509.
F02	<co f0181	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0011	P818-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0513	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0521	P818-P909MH.J	vve
F02	<si q0531	P818-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0534	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0541	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<ab f0188	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0144	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0208	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0188	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	large brickfall same as in J6
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual bricky build-up on the south side of f144.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper level of brickfall
I99	S306-S206PC.J	mh	brick melt f188, is a deposit where the soil matrix does consist of bricky material. This is the last stage of brick decomposition. Brick crumble f189 is material in which melting is not yet complete and brick crumples are visible. The first stage in the sequence is brick fall where individual pieces of bricks can be discerned, which in this case is located on top of the stone wall f144: one line of brick extending from east to west, sloping down and east after the stones end and continuing east. The direction of the brick deposits seems to indicate a collapse from east to west. Perhaps this brick fall is related to the bricks seen next to f129 (door jamb) in the eastern section of k100
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	light gray
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	white
K08	P817-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly
O01	v0091	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0091a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0033
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0011
P02	P817-P912MH.J	sc	P822

  J02f0190
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A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P817-P912MH.J	sc	ad
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f190 is a natural accumulation in the E baulk of k14. It is characterized by the presence of very hard surfaces alternated to layers characterized by a crumb and sandy loam texture (what remain of water deposit). Once picked, f190 assume a blocky and platy structure, depending on which is the surface excavated. The layers characterized by a crumb texture disintegrated into a incoherent structure, while the water deposits (characterized by a sandy loam texture) assumed a platy structure which are very hard in consistence and are characterized by the presence of little pebbles (of thiny dimensions, i.e. 0,1cm to 0,3cm). It is grayish in color. f190 is the same of f162, and being the E baulk of k14 abuts f162.;
D01	P817-P912MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	8950 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	9055 @top
F02	<si q0515	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0516	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0191	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0191	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f156, f159, f161, and f162
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	same as other brickfall elevations according to mH
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Due to the thickness of this feature it likely includes multiple strata. The topmost elevations of this feature are in the range of the last Mittani use of the area although the lower elevations probably include portions of the post-brickfall use.
K05	P817-P912MH.J	sc	gray (dry), greyish brown (wet)
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	light gray
K07	P817-P912MH.J	sc	medium
K08	P817-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly
P02	P817-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f0191
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A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P817-P912MH.J	sc	st
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f191 has been assigned to one large floating stone on the E baulk of k15
D01	P817-P912MH.J	sc	k14
D03	P817-P820MH-R.J	vve	511 (39247 50420 - 9003 / Relay location: top)
D03	P817-P820MH-R.J	vve	512 (39219 50446 - 9000 / Relay location: top)
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	9000 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	9013 @top
F02	<ab f0190	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>re f0190	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	equal in elevation to f156
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floating stone on the E baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sits inside f190
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floating stone sitting in upper portion of f190
K05	P817-P912MH.J	sc	white
P02	P817-P912MH.J	sc	P817

  J02f0192
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A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P817-P912MH.J	al	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v89
B11	P817-P817AL.J	al	Pedestal under f170.7; it includes two different previous features f173 and f179 and presents the same characteristic.
B11	P817-P911MH.J	al	See f173 and f179.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	the descriptive attributes of this feature such as color, hardness and texture were not recorded
D01	P817-P912MH.J	al	k100
D06	P817-P912MH.J	al	8688 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	al	8712 @top
F02	<si q0517	P817-P909MH.J	al
F02	<re f0170	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s10-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9p-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f173 and f179
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal of a collapsed stone.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Although this layer is at a low elevation it includes backfill and so has been assigned to modern stratum.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Includes backfill material
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P817-P912MH.J	al	P817

  J02f0193
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P817-P912MH.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v115
B11	P817-P911MH.J	sc	Same as f168.
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	accumulation in k15 that cover the whole area. The feature is characterized by a very soft, fine and loose texture, by a dusty consistence. In general the feature is characterized by a loose fine powder that rubs off and the soil matrix is rich in thiny stones. It is gray in color. It is the same of f168 (above it).
D01	P817-P912MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	9003 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	sc	9023 @top
F02	<co f0168	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si f0259	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0514	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0518	P817-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0538	P820-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0544	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0649	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0651	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0659	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0660	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0674	P829-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0676	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0682	P831-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0700	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<ab f0195	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0206	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0273	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0195	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Lower than f158 in k5 in elevation. I determined that f158 belonged to stratum 12b because of its nature. The dusty and soft consistency of f193 in turn implies stratum 12a.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Soft and dusty consistency
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature likely contains several strata of material. In v117 it appears to contain the brickfall in the southern-most part of k15, while the top elevaitons indicate it is probably beginning around the level of the later Mittani use areas (s155-J2A) or possibly as high as the last Mittani use (s150-J2A). Due to the uncertainty I have assigned it to the latest possible strata.
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	light gray
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0027
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P831
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P831

  J02f0194
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A20	P817-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P817-P912MH.J	al	ad
A30	R714-P817AL.J	pc	accumulation in k100 yellowish red in colour with gypsum and pebbles of various dimensions and abuts f130. The last feature excavated by the german team in front of the staircase was at elevation of 87.16 and was dated to the Akkad period.
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v90
B11	P817-P817AL.J	al	This feature is characterized by a yellowish red colour, by inclusion of gypsum and pebbles of various dimension and by various sherds. It starts from the last step found by german excavation (f130) and arrives at 230 cms South of this step. Red colour covers totally the area which comprends first 100 cms from the step and is more confused (sometimes presents circulare shape) near m4055 and after this. co# 7.5 YR 5/8
C99	P817-P817AL.J	al	we have taken a sample of gypsum - q519.1
D01	P817-P912MH.J	al	k100
D06	P817-P912MH.J	al	8698 @bottom
D06	P817-P912MH.J	al	8721 @top
F02	<ov f0179	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0196	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0519	P817-P909MH.J	al
F02	>ov f0205	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	The german excavation arrived at this elevation (87.16) dating it to the akkad period. In J6, east of k100, was excavated a floor surface at this level dated to end of Akkad. Therfore f194 is dated to the Third millennium, here h35-MZA
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Erosion and collapse
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Not clear if this feature is Akkadian or EDIII. According to the stratigraphy it should be in between EDIII floors but it is listed as Akkadian in preliminary analysis, plus it matches the records of the German excavation.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is one of the topmost features excavated in k100. The trench was already very deep from previous excavations, once the backfill was removed this feature was one of the first exposed. Based on the stratigraphy, it is just above the pebble pavements associated with the early EDIII but it may be contaminated. The floors in k110 to the east are also EDIII, which indicates that this feature should also belong to the EDIII.  I have assigned it to this strata based on the connections to the underlying features but further excavations in k110 could help illuminate the dating of this level.
K03	P817-P912MH.J	al	pebble, gypsum
K05	P817-P817AL.J	al	yellowish red
K05	P817-P912MH.J	al	red
K07	P817-P912MH.J	al	hard
O01	v0089	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0089a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0089b	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0090	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0090a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0095	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P817-P912MH.J	al	P818

  J02f0195
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P819-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P819-P912MH.J	sc	ab
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f195 is a natural accumulation in the S baulk of k15. It is characterized by a hard and compact texture with a fine, dusty and crumbling consistence; it is graysh in colour. It abuts f168 and it is the same of f168.
D01	P819-P912MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	9007 @bottom
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	9125 @top
F02	<si q0523	P818-P909MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0532	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0193	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0206	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0193	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0206	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	N baulk of k5
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	The elevation and relation to features such as f206, indicate it is at the level with the use towards the end of the Mittani. This feature is a natural accumulation, indicating the open air nature of the area.
K05	P819-P912MH.J	sc	light gray
K08	P819-P912MH.J	sc	crumbly and very fine texture.
P02	P819-P912MH.J	sc	P819

  J02f0196
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A20	P819-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P819-P912MH.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v90
B11	P818-P818AL.J	al	f196 a brownish feature in k100. It is medium soft in consistence, clayish in texture and contains various inclusions of gypsum and pebbles of various dimensions; it contains also some sherds. f196 seems partially overlaying f194
D01	P819-P912MH.J	al	k100
D06	P819-P912MH.J	al	8666 @bottom
D06	P819-P912MH.J	al	8682 @top
F02	<si q0525	P818-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>ov f0194	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0205	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	The german excavation arrived at this elevation (87.16) dating it to the akkad period. In J6, east of k100, was excavated a floor surface at this level dated to end of Akkad. Therfore f194 is dated to the Third millennium, here h35-MZA
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Erosion and collapse
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Floor layers at the same elevation as the lowest step of f130. This feature is between the pebble floors dated to earley EDIII strata but before the later transitional EDIII such as the f381.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is one of the topmost features excavated in k100. The trench was already very deep from previous excavations, once the backfill was removed this feature was one of the first exposed. Based on the stratigraphy, it is just above the pebble pavements associated with the early EDIII but it may be contaminated. I have assigned it to this strata based on the connections to the underlying features but further excavations in k110 could help illuminate the dating of this level.
K03	P819-P912MH.J	al	clay
K05	P819-P912MH.J	al	brownish
K07	P819-P912MH.J	al	medium soft
O01	v0090	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0090a	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0095	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P819-P912MH.J	al	P818

  J02f0197
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P821-P821SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P821-P821SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P821-P821SC.J	sc	f197 is a natural accumulation in k14 that covers almost the whole unit (it does not extend in the NE corner of k14 where another feature number have been assigned, f198). It is characterized by a brownish colour and by a fine clay and sandy texture. It is below f162 and it is similar to f162 (we could say that f197 is a transitional feature between f162 and f150 (located in k4 at almost the same elevation of f197) because, as well as f162, its matrix is charachterized by a concentration of little pebbles (which are all of the same dimensions, aproximately 0.1 - 0,2 cm in diameter), that may indicate that we are still in front of a water deposit (situation that characterized all this area in the previous features). But, the texture (very fine), the color (brownish) and the nature of the soil (sandy and clayish) differ completely from f162.
D01	P819-P912MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	8884 @top
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	8925 @bottom
D99	P818-P911MH.J	sc	m4034 300e and 150s
F02	<co f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0528	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0528	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0530	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0530	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<ab f0198	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0198	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mitanni in date.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	One of the upper-most use layers to the north and abutting f224 in k14
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Use layer
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use layer abutting small curtain wall f224
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	feature probably is to be dated to the Mittani period
K05	P819-P912MH.J	sc	dark brown
K05	P821-P821SC.J	sc	brownish
K08	P819-P912MH.J	sc	sandy and water deposits
P02	P819-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0198
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P819-P912MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P819-P912MH.J	sc	lb
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f198 is a claysh accumulation in the NE corner of k14 (above f199, which is also an ashy accumulation). It is characterized by a very fine texture (clay) and by the presence of ahsy accumulations. When wet it is a bit plastic; when dry it leaves color on the fingers.
C04	P822-P822SC.J	sc	We have differenciate it by f197 because the latter is characterized by a sandy texture, while it has the same dark brown coloration.
D01	P819-P912MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	8868 @bottom
D06	P819-P912MH.J	sc	8886 @top
D99	P818-P911MH.J	sc	m4031 100w and 100s
F02	<co f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0529	P818-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0197	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<ab f0199	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0208	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0197	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same elevation as f197, which dated to the Mitanni period by pottery sherds.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Contains ashy accumulations.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Use layer
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Stratigraphic connections with f199 indicate it is part of the use layer during the brickfall.
K03	P819-P912MH.J	sc	clay and ashy
K05	P819-P912MH.J	sc	dark areas
K08	P819-P912MH.J	sc	very fine texture
P02	P819-P912MH.J	sc	yes

  J02f0199
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	819--P913MH.J	!!	sm
A20	P822-P822SC.J	!!	bu
A21	819--P913MH.J	vve	ash
A21	P822-P822SC.J	sc	lb
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f199 is thick layer of ash in the north-eastern area of k14 (below f162) and that continues in the E baulk of k14 (f202). It abuts f198 and f202 (E baulk of k14).
D01	819--P913MH.J	vve	k14
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	8907 @top
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	9275 @bottom
F02	<co f0162	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0198	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0202	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Above f197 in absolute elevation.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Dense ashy lense
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Ashy layer above brickfall, equal to f150
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on the stratigraphic connections with f198 and f202 it appears to belong to the use phase during the brickfall.
K03	819--P913MH.J	vve	ash
P02	819--P913MH.J	vve	P818

  J02f0200
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	819--P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	819--P913MH.J	vve	ab
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v92
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	f200 is much more ashy than the overlying layers.
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f200 is a natural accumulation in the northern half of k14. It is characterized by a very fine texture (clayish) and it is soft in consistence. When wet it is a bit plastic, and when dry it leaves color on the finger. It is dark brown in color. It is the same of f171 in k13, f174 in k101 and f150 in k4.
C02	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	Excavation of the northern half of k14 continued today with the start of a new feature: f200.
C04	P822-P822SC.J	sc	on the P819 the elevator is located in the southern half of k14, therefore is not possible to dig in this area
C30	S306-S306PC.J	pc	f200 is a feature with many other features: it is 60 cm thick and it covers wall f224 and abuts wall f188: this feature follows not the real stratigraphic sequence: at the top is an ashy accumulation same as f171,f174, f150, then is a graysh soft accumulation
D01	819--P913MH.J	vve	k14
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	8868 @top
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	8903 @bottom
F02	<ov f0197	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0198	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0536	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0536	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0652	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0653	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0661	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0661	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0663	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0663	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0668	P829-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0673	P829-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0673	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0677	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0680	P831-P910MH.J	aa
F02	<si q0680	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb
F02	<re f0269	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0224	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0270	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0288	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	top elevation of f200 is the same as for f150, together whith f171, f174 (use area in front of apron and wall), and is a similar feature to f150
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mitanni in date but curiously also contains Phase h4-JPA and one Phase h3-JPA sherd.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature may include multiple strata. See pC's note.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature extends through several features, including the interface between Mittani and EDIII near the revetment wall. Because it is more than 60cm deep and spans an area with sloping accumulations it is difficult to assign to a stratum. It probably includes material from s610-JPD, s170-JPD, s160-JPD and s158-JPD
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	given the clear Mittani sherds in this feature it is to be dated to the Mittani period but it is to be pointed out that in this feature there are fewer late sherds. However this feature is very unusual in that there are sherds dating to Phase h4-JPA; this seldom happens in the J2 and J1 areas. In q536 there is a sherd from Phase h3-JPA. Suprisingly then in f200 there are sherds from most of the periods between Mittani and Phase h1-JPA but since they are very few it is impossible to call this a transitional feature. The excavator is very preceptive for having noticed the unique distribution of data in this feature.
K99	S306-S306PC.J	pc	f200 was excavated for 60 cm without changing feature: I think it was forget to change feature number. in the next locus k101, k103 there are more features with real change in soil matrix and inclusions, together with a change in pottery: f171 and f174 are Mittani features and the underlying f182 is dated to Third millennium: I think this happens also in k14 North of walls f224 and f188 at the elevation of q680, were there are many phase 1-JPA sherds
O01	v0092	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0092a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0114	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117a	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117b	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117c	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117d	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117e	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117f	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P831
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P831

  J02f0201
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A20	P822-P822SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P822-P822SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	f201 was opened today although it is the same soil as the overlying f187. It is meant to emphasize that we made the excavation area slightly smaller to leave a ledge for the stepped section. It soon was closed because the soil changed.
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f201 is a natural accumulation in the eastern half of k23. It is characterized by a hard and compact surface with a fine texture; the consistence is crumble and when dry it is a bit dusty. It is grayish in colour.
D01	819--P913MH.J	vve	k23
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	9174 @bottom
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	9204 @top
F02	<co f0187	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0533	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	>co f0203	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation just under the top layers
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	gray
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	hard
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	crumbly and dusty
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0039
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P820
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P820

  J02f0202
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	819--P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	819--P913MH.J	mh	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	f202 is ascribed to the entire E baulk of k14.
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	is a natural accumulation in the E baulk of k14. It is characterized by a hard surface with a crumble, sandy and fine texture. The feature overlay some stones, belonging to f127.
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	today (P823) we finished to remove the E baulk of k14; f202 (200m N and 100m E from m4097) is a bricky debris and it is the same of f208 (above it), f217 (on the eastern area of k4) and of f189 (above f217). Wet has a brown-reddish coloration, while dry it assume a grayish coloration.
C02	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	because the southern half of k14 has not been excavated to the same level yet, f202 was today only excavated in its northern half (q539). Here we found the continuation of wall f127.
D01	819--P913MH.J	mh	k14
D06	819--P913MH.J	mh	8916 @bottom
D06	819--P913MH.J	mh	8941 @top
F02	<si i0012	P820-P913MH4.J	vve
F02	<si q0539	P820-P908MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0573	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0576	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0199	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0204	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	roughly equal in elevation to f162 and f204. Thus consists of the two.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevations indicate it is in the upper levels of brickfall, likely after the use area had been covered.
K05	P822-P822SC.J	sc	light gray
K05	P823-P823SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P823-P823SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0031
P02	819--P913MH.J	mh	P821

  J02f0203
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	819--P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	P822-P822SC.J	!!	bu
A21	819--P913MH.J	vve	ld
A21	P822-P822SC.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v106
B11	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	f203 underlies f201 and consists of a medium soft light red clay. This seems to be a layer of molten brick debris. Some larger pieces of brick are also visible, but no traces of a complete wall.
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f203 is a natural accumulation in the eastern half of k23. As f201 (above it) f203 is hard and compact in consistence, and it has a fine texture, but, differs from f201 in color (and for this reason we assigned another feature number to accumulation): f203 in fact has a reddish coloration due to the presence of brick debris.
C30	R719-P913MH.J	fab	elevation marker unclear in input file.
D01	819--P913MH.J	vve	k23
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	9041 @bottom
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	9174 @top
F02	<co f0201	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0542	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0550	P822-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0563	P823-V910CJC.J	sc
F02	<si q0577	P824-V910CJC.J	sc
F02	<si q0593	P825-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>co f0241	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Hard and compact, but contains bricky material.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Thick feature, approximately 60cm, which covers the top of the revetment wall, indicating it is part of the last use of the area, before the wall was covered and the area no longer important for access.
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	reddish
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	hard
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	crumbly and dusty
O01	v0106	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P825
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P825

  J02f0204
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A20	P822-P822SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P822-P822SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f204 is the first top 10 cm of a natural accumulation in the southern half of k14 that it has been contaminated by the presence the elevator. It is the same of f200. Therefore it is characterized by a very fine texture (clayish) and it is soft in consistence. When wet it is a bit plastic, and when dry it leaves color on the fingers. It is dark brown in color.
C04	P820-P820VVE1.J	vve	Although the soil was covered with plastic before the elevator was installed, it is still possible that the underlying deposit is contaminated with material from the dirt that was removed with the elevator. f204 is the top 10cm of the southern half of k14. Today only the eastern half of f204 was excavated (q544).
D01	819--P913MH.J	vve	k14
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	8903 @bottom
D06	819--P913MH.J	vve	8918 @top
F02	<co f0202	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0543	P820-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0546	P820-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>co f0210	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0211	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual buildup, top of the screen wall f224 still visible, bricky material.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation equivalent to brickfall features.
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	dark brown
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	soft
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	clayish
P02	819--P913MH.J	vve	P822

  J02f0205
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	819--P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	819--P913MH.J	mh	pc
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	first pebble floor in k100 in front of the staircase f130
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v95
B11	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	Pebble floor composed of small pebbles set in a soil matrix. The floor is confined to the SW corner of the k100.
D01	819--P913MH.J	mh	k100
D03	P820-P820MH-R.J	al	515 (38704 51235 - 8686 / Relay location: top)
D03	P820-P820MH-R.J	al	516 (38727 51194 - 8685 / Relay location: top)
D03	P820-P820MH-R.J	al	517 (38684 51120 - 8674 / Relay location: top)
D03	P820-P820MH-R.J	al	518 (38650 51191 - 8675 / Relay location: top)
D03	P820-P820MH-R.J	al	519 (38657 51227 - 8676 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	714 (38603 51203 - 3962 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	715 (38582 51057 - 3967 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	716 (38546 51045 - 3962 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	717 (38532 51189 - 3960 / Relay location: top)
D06	819--P913MH.J	mh	8686 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8681 @bottom
F02	<ov f0194	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0196	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0223	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0584	P824-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>ov f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abuts steps f130 below plaster floor f326.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Date unknown.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	The top-most (no. 7) pebble floor.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Uppermost pebble pavement in k100, but borders area contaminated by backfilling due to earlier excavations. Likely belongs to the Early EDIII but may be contaminated.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	feature contained only one small rim sherd, date unknown
K03	819--P913MH.J	mh	pebble, gypsum
O01	v0095	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0095a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0101a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0101b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P824
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P824

  J02f0206
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P822-P913MH.J	sc	ad
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f206 is a natural accumulation in the E baulk of k15. It is characterized by the presence of very hard surfaces (hard to remove) characterized by a crumb and very fine texture. The presence of little pebbles (small in dimensions, generally about 0,1 cm to 0,3 cm in diameter) may suggest that also this accumulation is what remain of water deposit. Once removed it presents a platy structure, and once dry, it is dusty. It is grayish in colour. f206 is the same of f193, and being the E baulk of k15 abuts f193 (ad in k15 at this elevation) and f195 (the S baulk of k15).
C03	P822-P822SC.J	sc	due to the presence of the German trench excavated in the north-eastern area of k15, there  is the possibility that a contamination could have occurred in the pottery (the German thench run aproximately in the first meter south from m4084).
D01	P822-P913MH.J	sc	k15
D06	P822-P913MH.J	sc	9006 @bottom
D06	P822-P913MH.J	sc	9099 @top
F02	<si q0545	P820-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0556	P822-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0562	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0195	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0193	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ab f0195	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same as f193,f195
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is almost 1m thick, it probably includes material from both s155-J2A and s150-J2A.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is includes almost 1 meter of accumulation. Because it is a baulk, it is unclear if it includes more than one feature. Elevation suggests that the top level is above the stone, f154, which indicates the upper portion would be part of the final use of the area in the Mittani period.
K05	P822-P822SC.J	sc	light gray
K05	P822-P913MH.J	sc	light brown
K06	P822-P822SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
K07	P822-P913MH.J	sc	very compact
K08	P822-P913MH.J	sc	fine texture with small pebbles.
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0030
P02	P822-P913MH.J	sc	P822

  J02f0207
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P822-P913MH.J	vve	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f207 has been assigned to the south-eastern area of k4 (250 cm E and 200 cm N from r509 or 200 cm N m4084 and 600 cm E m4084) and to the north baulk of k5. The soil is characterized by a crumby structure due to the presence of bricks debris that give to the area a brown-reddish coloration. It abuts f208 and the upper boundary between them is sharp.
C04	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f207 is the same of f188 (above it) but has been differenciate artificially from it in order to keep track of the pottery (f188 has been excavated for for aproximately 50 cm)
D01	P822-P913MH.J	vve	k4
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8894 @bottom
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8899 @top
F02	<co f0188	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0547	P821-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	>co f0218	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0208	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f189, wich is the same brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual build-up of bricky material south of f232.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, upper layers
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall at elevation above the curtain walls.
K03	P822-P913MH.J	vve	clay, brick debris
K05	P822-P913MH.J	vve	gray with red spots
K07	P822-P913MH.J	vve	medium hard
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P822-P913MH.J	vve	P822

  J02f0208
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P822-P913MH.J	vve	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f208 has been assigned to the south-western area of k4 (200 cm W and 200 cm N to r509) and to the north baulk of k5 and it is the same of f189. The soil is characterized by a compact structure due to the presence of bricks rubble, and it is fine in texture: it has a brown-reddish coloration. It abuts f207 and the upper boundary between them is sharp; it is the same of f211.
C04	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f208 is the same of f189 (above it) but has been differenciate artificially from it in order to keep track of the pottery (f189 has been excavated for for aproximately 50 cm)
D01	P822-P913MH.J	vve	k4
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8887 @bottom
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8907 @top
F02	<co f0198	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0189	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0548	P821-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0558	P822-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<ab f0207	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>co f0217	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under f188, wich is the same brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual build-up of bricky material south of f232.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, upper layers
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall after the small curatin wall f232
K03	P822-P913MH.J	vve	clay, brick debris
K05	P822-P913MH.J	vve	brown
K07	P822-P913MH.J	vve	soft
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P02	P822-P913MH.J	vve	P822

  J02f0209
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P822-P913MH.J	al	aa
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v97
B11	P822-P822AL.J	al	this feature is located immediately below f194 in k100 (red layer- probably the bottom of German Trench); it is medium hard in consistence and is sandy but not fine in texture. In some parts of it we noted spot of soil reddish in colour.
D01	P822-P913MH.J	al	k100
D03	P821-P913MH-R.J	al	521 (38981 51299 - 3993 / Relay location: top)
D03	P821-P913MH-R.J	al	522 (39011 51206 - 3994 / Relay location: top)
D03	P821-P913MH-R.J	al	523 (38801 51167 - 3967 / Relay location: top)
D03	P821-P913MH-R.J	al	524 (38786 51258 - 3970 / Relay location: top)
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8702 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8676 @bottom
F02	<ov f0194	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0205	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0223	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0549	P822-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0554	P822-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0560	P822-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0587	P824-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0592	P825-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>ov f0213	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0214	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	pottery dated to phase h1-JPA
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	The top-most securely dated feature in k100
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q560-p1 flaring rim jar with division on exterior of the rim (straight rims with a division in the center are characteristic of short neck jars dating the Phase 3s); q587-p2 flaring rim jar with squared rim; q587-p4 deep bowl with square rim; q592-p1 wide flaring rim bowl with thick carbon core much chaff and light brown surface (the usual wide flaring rim bowls are of a very smooth yellow-buff surface); q549-p70 thick Metallic ware body sherd; q549-p1 pointed rim conical cup dark orange-red on the lower portion of the body and red-buff near the rim; q592-p2 flat base of a cup or bowl with rounded lower body, some wheel marks; q554-p5 small cup with beaded rim
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Early EDIII pavement, mKB identified it as the topmost securely dated feature in k100.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Phase h1-JPA jars, bowl, bottle, conical cup and other cup
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	Phase 3s
K05	P822-P822AL.J	al	brownish yellow (wet), very pale brown (dry)
K05	P822-P913MH.J	al	reddish
K06	P822-P822AL.J	al	10 YR 7/4 (wet), 10 YR 8/4 (dry)
K07	P822-P913MH.J	al	medium hard
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P825
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P825

  J02f0210
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P822-P913MH.J	vve	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v100
A35	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	v133
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f210 has been assigned to the NW-SW area of k14 (350 cm E and 200 cm S from r525). It is characterized by a very fine texture (clay and sand) and by the presence of bricky debris. When wet it is a bit plastic; when dry it leaves color on the fingers. It is brown in colour. It abuts f211 and the upper boundary between them is sharp.
D01	P822-P913MH.J	vve	k14
D03	P822-P913MH-R.J	vve	525 (39164 50898 - 4045 / Relay location: top)
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8903 @top
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8971 @bottom
F02	<co f0204	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0551	P822-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0553	P822-P908MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0557	P822-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0559	P822-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0561	P823-P908MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0694	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0695	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0696	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0699	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<si q0703	P901-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0710	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0713	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0717	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0718	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0722	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0725	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0778	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0781	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0788	P905-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0791	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0794	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0804	P906-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0807	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0813	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>co f0211	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0325	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0137	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0211	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0224	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0257	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0288	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f150 and f200
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual build-up of bricky material south of f224.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Thick accumulation, may cover all three phases of brickfall. I have assigned it to the last brickfall phase.
K03	P822-P913MH.J	vve	clay, sand
K05	P822-P913MH.J	vve	light brown
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0103
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0034
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0211
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P822-P913MH.J	vve	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
B11	P822-P822SC.J	sc	f211 has been assigned to the NE-SE area of k14 (120E and 200N from m4097). It is characterized by a very fine texture (clay) and by the presence of bricky rubble, like f208: therefore it is the same of f208. It has a soft consistence and it is brown in colour. It abuts f210 and the upper boundary between them is sharp.
D01	P822-P913MH.J	vve	k14
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8912 @top
D06	P822-P913MH.J	vve	8968 @bottom
F02	<co f0204	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<co f0210	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0552	P822-P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<ab f0210	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0224	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	is the same brickfall as f208
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Gradual build-up of bricky material south of f224.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Sloping brickfall
K03	P822-P913MH.J	vve	Clay (brick debris)
K05	P822-P913MH.J	vve	brown
K07	P822-P913MH.J	vve	soft
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0200
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P822
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P822

  J02f0212
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A20	P823-P823AL.J	!!	no ct
A21	P823-P823AL.J	al	hole
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v96c
B11	P823-P823AL.J	al	hole present on one of the steps of the stone staircase (f130) (third step from the bottom of german trench).
C04	P823-P823AL.J	al	We took a sample of the soil inside it.
D01	P822-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8777 @bottom
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8788 @top
F02	<si q0555	P822-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>cu f0130	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	the hole was made in phase h23-MZA, being the staircase at this level covered by accumulations dated to phase h23-MZA
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	This is a hole on one of the steps. Located on the step on which the doorjam of f129 rests.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of the construction of f130
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Hole cut into stone of staircase, probably is contemperaneous with placement of the stone.
O01	v0096	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096a	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0096c	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P822-P913MH.J	al	P822

  J02f0213
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P822-P913MH.J	al	fc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v112
B11	P822-P822AL.J	al	Probably walking floor located in k100. It is chunky in texture and includes very small pebbles and gypsum. It is medium soft in hardness.
B11	P824-P824AL.J	al	some black spots are present on the whole surface of f213, it is pure clay and it is mixed with gypsum and little pebbles.
D01	P822-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8689 @top
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8698 @bottom
F02	<ov f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si i0015	P825-P913MH4.J	mh
F02	<si i0018	P825-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si q0625	P827-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0635	P828-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<ab f0214	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0215	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Located below f209, which dated to Phase 1-JPA with pottery sherds.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	assignment based on pottery
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	3 shape sherds; 2 small flat bases, 1 small jar
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor level.
I12	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	date unclear from these three shape sherds but probably phase 3s
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Early EDIII pavement, stratigraphically located between 2 EDIII layers
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	unclear
K03	P822-P913MH.J	al	sand, pebbles, gypsum
K05	P822-P822AL.J	al	yellowish brown
K05	P822-P913MH.J	al	brown
K06	P822-P822AL.J	al	10 YR 5/8
K07	P822-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P822-P913MH.J	al	chunky
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0108	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0112	T222-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P822-P913MH.J	al	P825

  J02f0214
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P822-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P822-P913MH.J	al	fc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v101
B11	P822-P822AL.J	al	Probably a walking floor in k100. It consists of small pebbles and gypsum; it is medium soft in hardness. It presents some irregular black spot on the surface close to the the steps f130. The difference between f213 and f214 is that it is less chunky than f213. The division line is almost in the middle of k100.
C04	P822-P822AL.J	al	we have decided to give a different number of feature even if it is very similar to f213
D01	P822-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P822-P913MH.J	al	8688 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8698@top
F02	<ov f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0602	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ov f0215	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0213	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	assignment based on pottery
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	3 shape sherds; small coarse jar, small flaring rim jar, conical cup
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor level.
I12	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	date unclear from these three shape sherds but probably phase 3s
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Small pebble pavement dating to the same phase as the other pebble pavements, based on ceramics and stratigraphy
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	1 S ware conical cup rim, a jar rim. Date Phase h1-JPA
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	Phase 3s
K03	P822-P913MH.J	al	sand, gypsum
K05	P822-P822AL.J	al	yellowish brown
K05	P822-P913MH.J	al	brown
K06	P822-P822AL.J	al	10 YR 5/8
K07	P822-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P822-P913MH.J	al	chunky
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P825
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P825

  J02f0215
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v112
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	215 Pebble Floor number 6, second highest of the k100 "Pebble Floors"
B11	P823-P823AL.J	al	feature characterized by very big pebbles which seem to form a walking surface close to a big stone; the ground between pebbles seems to be the same as upper feature (f214) with medium soft hardness.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8670 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8698 @top
F02	<ov f0213	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0214	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0648	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	>co f0256	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	assignment based on pottery
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q648-p4 small bowl with flat base that has a slight swelling on the body wall near the base; this same base type is found in early third millennium contexts in J1 (J1 f327 q1257-p13, f347 q1293-p3, f317 q1263-p7); q648-p3 short necked globular bowl; q648-p2 flaring necked jar with squared rim; q648-p1 flating necked jar with simple rim; p1-3 all date to Phase 3s
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no. 6
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Phase h1-JPA jar rims and one slightly convex base
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	phase 3s
K03	P823-P913MH.J	al	pebbles
K05	P823-P823AL.J	al	yellowish brown
K06	P823-P823AL.J	al	10 YR 5/8
K07	P823-P913MH.J	al	very hard
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0097b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0108	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0112	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0112a	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0112b	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P828
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P828

  J02f0216
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P823-P823SC.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P823-P823SC.J	sc	ly
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v103
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f216 has been assigned to a layer characterized by a very fine consistence, due to the presence of melted bricks that give to the area a brown-reddish coloration. It is located in in the south-eastern area of k4 ( r674, r675, r676), in the corner with f144,: it is very fine in texture; the presence of some ash areas suggests that this feature could be the same of f150 in k3, f171 in k13 and f174 in k101. The consistence is medium soft; when wet is a bit plastic, leaves colour on fingers, light brown in color; once dry, it assume a grayish coloration. f216 abuts f218 (on the west), and the boundary between them is sharp.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	mh	k4
D03	P822-P913MH-R.J	sc	674 (39003 50984 - 4028 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P913MH-R.J	sc	675 (38889 50951 - 4027 / Relay location: top)
D03	P822-P913MH-R.J	sc	676 (39063 50851 - 4024 / Relay location: top)
D06	P823-P913MH.J	mh	8893 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8883@bottom
F02	<co f0188	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0579	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ab f0218	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Small use-area deposit abutting f232 on the south side, bonds with f207
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation of f218
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	probably same as f150, use area with ash
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Small use-area deposit abutting f232 on the south side, bonds with f207
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls.
K03	P823-P913MH.J	mh	clay
K05	P823-P913MH.J	mh	grayish brown
K06	P823-P823SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 5/2
K06	P823-P913MH.J	mh	10YR5/2
K07	P823-P913MH.J	mh	medium
K08	P823-P913MH.J	mh	fine, ashy
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0032
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0036
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P824
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P824

  J02f0217
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v100
A40	P823-P823SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f217 has been assigned to the south-weastern area of k4 and to the north baulk of k5 (200 cm W and 200 cm S from r677). It is a bricky rubble, that give to the area a brown-reddish coloration. While excavating the soil disintegrated into particles of little dimensions (2-3cm) and the feature has medium-soft consistence. f217 abuts f218 (on the east): the boundary between them is marging, therefore is not easy to define. f217 is the same of f189 (above it), of f208 (on the eastern area of k14) and of f202 (in the eastern area of the E baulk).
C03	P823-P823SC.J	sc	It has been very difficult to define the boundary between f217 and f218: in fact, the two feature have the same texture (very fine), consistence (medium soft) and color (brown-reddish coloration); f217 is a bricky rubble while f218 is a bricky debris. Therefore, after having scraped very well the surface we tryed to find the area where the transition between the bricky rubble and the bricky debris was more evident and there we decided to take a relay, and from this relay we define the area belonging to each of the two features. We assigned f217 to the bricky rubble (on the eastern area of k4) and f218 to the bricky debris (on the weastern area of k4).
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8858 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8893 @top
F02	<co f0208	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0564	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ab f0218	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f208, bonds with f218
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation of f218
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	feature related to brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	bricky debris
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	pale brown
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	10YR6/3
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P823

  J02f0218
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v100
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	ad f218 has been assigned to the south-eastern area of k4 and to the north baulk of k5 (200m E and 200m S from r677). It is a bricky debris. When wet it is brown-reddish in colour while dry is gray. It the same of 188 (above it); f218 abuts f217 (on the west) and 216 (on the east).
C10	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	The elevation at the bottom was not recovered. The feature may go down deeper but this was the lowest recorded elevation for the feature based on the q-lots.
C99	P823-P823SC.J	sc	some tannur pieces have been collected while excavating f218.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8887 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8870@bottom
F02	<co f0207	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0570	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0574	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0809	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<ab f0216	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0217	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0232	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0230	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f207, bonds with f216 and f217
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation of f218
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	feature related to brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	bricky debris
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light yellowish brown
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	10YR6/4
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0100b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0219
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A20	P823-P823SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P823SC.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v135
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f219 is a natural accumulation in the N baulk of k14. The soil is medium compact with a very fine texture (clay and sandy) and ash areas; when wet it has a brown-reddish coloration, is a bit plastic and leaves colour on fingers; when dry it is grayish in color.
D01	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	k14
D03	P822-P913MH-R.J	sc	677 (39162 50631 - 4018 / Relay location: top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8837 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8928 @top
F02	<cu f0393	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si i0013	P823-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0565	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0568	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0569	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0571	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ov f0307	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	>ov f0308	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	>ab f0127	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation and characteristics as f171, f174, f200
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	use area in front of wall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	N baulk.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a baulk, and is likely composed of numerous features. See v130, which shows the multiople layers in the section that are part of the baulk. The majority of the features probably belong to the later EDIII period when the area was filling up with sloping accumulations. It is impossible to separate the feature into individual strata so it is assigned tentatively to the later strata.
K05	P823-P823SC.J	sc	brown
K06	P823-P823SC.J	sc	10 YR 5/5
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0135	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P823
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P823

  J02f0220
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P823-P823SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P823SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f220 is a natural accumulation in the E baulk of k5. The soil is medium soft with a crumble and dusty texture and presents a yellowish brown colour; when dry it rubs off and is grayish in colour.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k5
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	9105 @top
D06	T220-S205PC.J	pc	9004@bottom
F02	<si f0222	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0566	P823-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0575	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0597	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0603	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0605	AL---P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0612	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Consists of f157, f158, and f164.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f179 contaminated by the German Trench
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature includes multiple strata, toplevels are approximately at the level of s150-J2A.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is approximately 1 meter deep so may include multiple strata. The top elevation is at the levels associated with the later use of the area after the brickfall was covered.
K05	P823-P823SC.J	sc	light gray
K05	P823-P823SC.J	sc	yellowish brown
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light gray
K06	P823-P823SC.J	sc	10 YR 5/3
K06	P823-P823SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	dusty, friable
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P826
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P826

  J02f0221
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v101
B11	P823-P823AL.J	al	it is the contaminated layer just above the bottom of german trench, it is very contaminated by modern objects (plastic bag, nylon), it is about 40 cm high. It presents mixed textures, hardness and colours.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8677 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8716 @top
F02	<si q0567	P823-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>co f0223	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	top of k100: soil accumulated in the last 5 years on top of german trench
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Erosion and collapse
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer contaminated by modern backfill.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Contaminated by backfill
K03	P823-P913MH.J	al	mix
K05	P823-P913MH.J	al	gray
K07	P823-P913MH.J	al	mix
K08	P823-P913MH.J	al	mix
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0101	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P823-P913MH.J	al	P823

  J02f0222
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	st
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f222 (r677, r678) has been assigned to one floating limestone in the E baulk of k5.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k5
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	9084 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	9105 @top
F02	>si f0220	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Stone in f220
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Stone in f220
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sits in f220
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation indicates this stone is in upper levels, may or not be associated with use during this stratum
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	white
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P823

  J02f0223
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v97
B11	P823-P823AL.J	al	it is a brownish coloured feature. It is medium soft with a clay texture and contains various inclusions of gypsum and pebbles of various dimensions; it contains also some sherds. Top elevation (m4054 25 -123): 86.79
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8672 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8679 @top
F02	<co f0221	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0572	P823-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0578	P824-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>ov f0205	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0209	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same elevation as f215, which dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Belongs to same stratum as f194, just above the pebble pavements, but before the construction of the monumental access (^mnacs)
K05	P823-P913MH.J	al	brownish
O01	v0097	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P823-P913MH.J	al	P8124

  J02f0224
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A03	UY15-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl3
A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	is
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	w
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	stone wall with East-west orientation, perpendicular to wall f127. It consists of one irregular row of large boulders.
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v115
B11	P823-P823SC.J	sc	f224 has been assigned to the wall running E-W in k14.
B11	P831-P831MH.J	mh	This is a east-west oriented stone wall abutting f127, a north-south oriented stone wall, which in turn abuts f131 and bonds with f128. f224 is located one stone north of the (current?) end of f127. The wall is quite irregular on top and its stones sit on material that seems to be brick crumble f269. At its north end, where it bonds with f128, f127 is equal in height with the apron steps (f131) next to it. As it progresses south it becomes slowly higher than the apron (f131). For the most part it is level on top. Just south of m3968 the top, however, becomes irregular.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k14
D03	P813-P913MH3R.J	sc	943 (39397 50349 - 8855 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	792 (39356 50335 - 8907 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	793 (39355 50312 - 8908 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	794 (39367 50284 - 8907 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	795 (39390 50234 - 8879 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	796 (39426 50348 - 8860 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	797 (39321 50190 - 8904 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	798 (39383 50315 - 8909 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	799 (39401 50293 - 8903 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	800 (39416 50247 - 8876 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	801 (39441 50172 - 8874 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	802 (39377 50180 - 8874 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-S320PC-R.J	mh	803 (39401 50197 - 8875 / Relay location: top)
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8853 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8926 @top
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8863 @bottom
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8915 @top
F02	<co f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0210	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0211	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0269	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abutted by Mitanni layer f197.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f224 should have been built between the building of wall f144 and wall f232
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Raising of f288
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Wall built during the brickfall phase
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Curtain wall on top of earlier wall (f288). It is an attempt to rebuild and maintain area after brickfall has already begun to cover area.
I99	P831-P831MH.J	mh	I suspect that the stones forming f224 were taken from the top of f127. Thus f224 must be later in time than f127. f224 was not constructed to contain material dumped into the corner formed by f128 and f127 until much later than the original start of the dumping activity. The third millennium dump layers discovered in the corner of f127 and f128 slope very heavily towards the south and seem to follow a slope noticeable lower down in the wall f127. The top of f224, however, slopes from west to east whereas the material that was contained by it is approximately horizontal. Today we removed a course of stones from f224 underneath which was the crumbly material. Under this layer we have another course of stones, which is still in situ. It remains to be seen whether this part of f224 appears much earlier than the upper course.
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117a	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117b	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117c	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117d	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117e	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0028

  J02f0225
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	st
B11	P823-P823AL.J	al	stone inserted in W baulk of german trench.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k100
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned for this feature
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8800 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8830 @top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Collapsed stone
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Assigned to brickfall layer based on elevation. It appears to be embedded in k100 at the level associated with brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P823

  J02f0226
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v99
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f226 has been assigned to the accumulation between the stones of wall f144 in k4. f226 present a loose and crumble texture, very easy to remove.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8899 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8919 @top
F02	<si q0582	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<re f0144	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	>ov f0232	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0230	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Soil between stones of f144.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	between f144 and f232
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with wall f144 and f232
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation inside of curtain walls associated with use during brickfall
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light gray
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	10YR7/1
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	very soft
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	loose and friable
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P824
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P824

  J02f0227
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A20	P824-P824SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P824-P824SC.J	sc	lb
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v102
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f227 has assigned to a small layer of pottery sherds (lying horizontally) and pebbles in the north-east corner of k13. f227 abuts f229. The feature extents 50 cm W from r713 and 60 cm S from r713.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k13
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8839 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	8845 @top
F02	<ov f0183	T220-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<si q0588	P824-P908MH2.J	fab
F02	<si q0591	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0594	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0775	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0229	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0321	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same elevation as f228 in k101, which dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	EDIII based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P823-P913MH.J	al	P824

  J02f0228
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	aa
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v98
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f228 has assigned to a natural accomulation in k101, which is the pottery column (r708, r709, r710, r711). f228 is very fine in texture (clayish), soft in consistence and is light gray in colour. f228 is the same of f229 in k13 and of f182, above it (f182 is the same of f174, in k101) and covers f234. The top 5-10 cm of this feature are contaminated by the excavation occurred in this area in the previous days.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8828 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8846 @top
F02	<si q0581	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0590	P824-P908MH2.J	fab
F02	>co f0234	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0129	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	pottery
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Use-deposit in k101 (k104)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Unclear, ceramics dated to Phase 1, but higher than the sloping accumulations associated with Phase 1 near the revetment wall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	S ware includs 3 conical cup rim sherds and 1 possible S ware jar sherd. Date Phase h1-JPA
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light gray
K05	P824-P824SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	10YR7/2
K06	P824-P824SC.J	sc	10 YR 7/2, 10 YR 7/1
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	compact
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0229
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A20	S225-S211PC2.J	!!	bu
A21	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	aa
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v98
A40	P824-P824SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f229 has assigned to the accumulation extending in k13 (but does not extend to the NE corner of k13 where f227 is located (a layer of pottery sherds). The soil is very fine in texture (clayish), soft in consistence and is light gray in colour. f229 is the same of f183, above it (f183 is the same of f171 in k13), and of f228 in k101; f229 abuts f227 and overlays f231 (k103). The top 5-10 cm of this feature are contaminated by the excavation occurred in this area in the previous days.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k13
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	708 (39822 50109 - 3816 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	709 (39746 50290 - 3822 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	710 (39953 50370 - 3828 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	711 (40026 50192 - 3817 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	712 (39667 50474 - 3825 / Relay location: top)
D03	P824-P913MH-R.J	al	713 (39873 50584 - 3830 / Relay location: top)
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8848 @top
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8851 @bottom
F02	<co f0182	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<co f0183	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si q0580	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0227	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same elevation as f228 in k101, which dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	pottery
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under f182, part of the sloping accumulations against revetment wall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light brown
K05	P824-P824SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P824-P824SC.J	sc	10 YR 7/2
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	soft
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P824

  J02f0230
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v100
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f230 has been assigned to the accumulation under the wall f144 in k14. It is characterized by a bricky melted nature: it has a very fine texture (plastic) and it has a very compact consistence; it is light gray in colour.
C99	P824-P824SC.J	sc	A big fragment of kiln waste have been collected on the surface of this feature (q-item 583.1).
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8960 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8886 @bottom
F02	<si q0583	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0586	P824-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<re f0144	T220-S205PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0188	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0218	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0226	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Material used as foundation of f144 on top of f232.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Raising of f144 in order to contain bricky debris away from the front of the apron.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Between the two walls f144 and f232 which indicate a period of use between brickfalls.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation between the two small curtain walls that define the use during the brickfall phase.
K03	P823-P913MH.J	sc	brick fragments
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	light gray
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	10YR7/2
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	soft and loose
O01	v0091	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0099a	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0099b	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P824

  J02f0231
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P823-P913MH.J	fab	fb
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v102
B11	P824-P824SC.J	sc	f231 (v102, v102a) is a floor surface in k103 that covers almost all the unit (excluding the NE corner of the square where a layer of pottery sherds have been found, which we defined as f227). It is characterized by a very compact surface with a very fine and soft texture, and by the presence of ash lenses and thiny stone fragments (calcar or limestone) which are spread all over the surface. It is light gray in colour. f231 slopes toward the south area of the square.
C03	P824-P824SC.J	sc	because f231 slopes toward the south area of k103, there is a difference between the top elevation took in the N and the S area of k103 of aproximately 10 cm. The ash lenses appeared at the elevation of m3953 +20 -163
D01	P823-P913MH.J	fab	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	fab	8839 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	fab	8851 @top
F02	<ov f0229	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0589	P824-P908MH2.J	fab
F02	<si q0595	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0598	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0601	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>co f0235	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0236	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Approximately the same elevation as f228 in k101, which dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation coming against the revetment wall, based on ceramics and stratigraphy. Abuts f127.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after flanking wall was built, near base of revetment wall.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	fab	brown and red coloration.
K05	P824-P824SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P824-P824SC.J	sc	10 YR 7/2, 10 YR 7/1
K08	P823-P913MH.J	fab	compact
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0102a	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	fab	ash accumulations, gypsum

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl2
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	is
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	w
A30	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	stone wall running East-West, sloping towards West, composed by 6 boulders, located under wall f144; f232 is probably a first phase of construction of the later wall f144
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v103
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f232 (v103, v103a, r718-r742) has been assigned to the limestone wall running E-W in k4. It was covered by f230, which is the accomulation below wall f144.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	718 (38993 50991 - 4094 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	719 (39011 50963 - 4048 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	720 (39050 50969 - 4057 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	721 (39049 51005 - 4059 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	722 (39034 50957 - 4049 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	723 (39028 50936 - 4050 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	724 (39058 50926 - 4050 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	725 (39064 50947 - 4052 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	726 (39051 50917 - 4043 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	727 (39061 50888 - 4045 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	728 (39088 50860 - 4052 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	729 (39078 50901 - 4048 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	730 (39078 50854 - 4034 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	731 (39092 50831 - 4034 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	732 (39127 50852 - 4034 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	733 (39108 50863 - 4034 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	734 (39098 50807 - 4033 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	735 (39116 50776 - 4033 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	736 (39146 50798 - 4030 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	737 (39115 50827 - 4033 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	738 (39130 50761 - 4026 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	739 (39143 50724 - 4019 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	740 (39178 50754 - 4024 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	741 (39063 51000 - 4093 / Relay location: top)
D03	P825-P829MH-R.J	al	742 (39032 50998 - 4093 / Relay location: top)
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8885 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8925 @top
F02	<ov f0218	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0226	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0260	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	this wall can be associated to ashy layer f150, while wall f232 rests on top of it (v103)
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	This wall constructed to screen off the area in front of the steps for use and apart from the gradual build-up on the south side of it.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Use period between brickfalls
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Curtain wall inside of brickfall layers indicating attempts at reclamation and reuse during brickfall phase.
I99	P831-P831MH.J	mh	The east-most stones of f232 were directed towards northwest whereas f151, a single stone sitting on an apron step, was directed southeast. I suspect that f151 dates to the same period as f232 and that they both served to delineate a specific area in front of the apron f131.
O01	v0099	O824-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0103a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0202
O03	Y104-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0036
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0004
O08	T330-T330PC.J	pc	p0026

  J02f0233
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ad
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f233 is a natural accumulation in the E baulk of k15. The soil is medium hard with a crumble and dusty texture; when dry it rubs off.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k15
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	this feature was assigned to the natural accumulations in the eastern baulk of k15 and it was excavated volumetrically therefor no type of contact was assigned for it
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8877 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	9007 @top
F02	<si q0599	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0607	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0614	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0623	P827-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0627	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0632	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0633	P828-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0639	P828-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0654	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	N baulk.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevations this baulk appears to be about the same level as f210 and so has been assigned to same stratum.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation indicates it is roughly equivalent to upper levels of brickfall.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	gray
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	extremely hard
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0234
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	fb
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v104
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f234 (v104, v104a) is a natural accumulation in k101 that covers all the unit. It is characterized by a clay loam texture (is sticky and a bit plastic, and maintains these charachteristics when dry) and by the presence of some ash lenses and little fragments of broken stones (calcar or limestone) in the NE area, where k103 abuts f127 (a wall running NS) f234 is the same of f236 in k103, and abuts f236; the upper boundary between them is irregular. it is grayish in colour.
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	surface under f228. f234 is very well defined in terms of consistence (very compact respect to the accomulation above) and texture (very fine). f234 cover the whole unit and that it extends also in k103 (where is defined as f231)
C10	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation recovered from q-lots. It is possible that it is a little bit lower.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8828 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8822 @bottom
F02	<co f0228	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0596	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0600	P825-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>co f0239	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0236	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	One Phase h1-JPA sherd and one that can be either Phase h1-JPA.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor surface in k101 (k104)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations after the building of the revetment wall, same as f236 that abuts f127 so must be after construction of f127.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	1 Metallic ware jar rim, some Phase h1-JPA jars
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	brown
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	light gray
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	medium
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	fine
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0511	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0235
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A20	P829-P829SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P829-P829SC.J	sc	ab
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v104
A40	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	fb
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f235 (v104, v104a) is a thin layer localizated in the sw corner of k103 (it extends 45 cm N to r713 and 60 cm W to r713). It is a layer consituited mainly by pebbles and pottery sherds, most of which lye in a horizontal way (although some are also in vertical deposition). The soil between the sherds has a clay loam texture (wet is sticky and a bit plastic). It is a thin layer, high 3-7 cm. f235 abuts f236 and the upper boundary between them is merging/sharp.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	the horizontal disposition of the pottery sherds may suggest that f235 could be a floor surface, but some sherds present also a vertical deposition, which however could indicate it is a dump. f235 then, as the rpevious fetures, differs in elevation between the N and S area of the square; in the N area f235 is m3953 +21 -166 while on the S is m3953 +12 -166 (=88.27); the bottom elevation is m3953 +13 -166 in the N and  m3953 +7 -166 (close to the S limit of the square).
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8819 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8827 @top
F02	<co f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0604	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0608	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0609	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ab f0236	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Phase 1 jar, bowl and conical cup sherds
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0236
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ab
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v104
A40	P829-P829SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f236 (v104, v104a) is an accomulation in k103 which covers the whole unit; it is characterized by a very soft and fine texture, clayish (wet is sticky and plastic) and by the presence of ash lenses spread in the central area of the square. It is covered by f231. f236 overlays and abuts f235; the upper boundary between them is merging/sharp. It is brown in colour.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f236 presents a difference of 10 cm between the top elevation in the N and the top elevation in the S area of the square. The top elevation in the N area in fact is: m3953 +30 -163, while on the S is: m3953 +20 -163. The same occur for the bottom elevation: the bottom elevation is m3953 +30 -166 in the N area, while on the S is m3953 +10 -166.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8836 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8839 @top
F02	<co f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0606	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<ab f0234	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0235	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0238	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Same as f234 (k101), which dated to Phase h1-JPA
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	brown
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	brown
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	7.5YR5/4
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 5/4
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	soft
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	fine
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0237
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	ad
A30	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	This feature was assigned to the  western section scraping in k100
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	v108
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a natural accumulation in k100
C10	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	Because this feature is the scraping of the section it actually includes multiple features. As the materials were not collected stratigraphically the materials from this feature should be considered mixed and not representative of any one feature, phase or strata.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	Since this feature was assigned to the wall cleaning the descriptive attributes were not recorded
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k100
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned for this feature
F02	<si q0611	AL---P908MH2.J	vve
F02	<si q0613	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Cleaning of the western wall of k100.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Unassigned because it was a cleaning operation with no stratigraphic importance.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Scraping of section, therefore includes mixed strata and features
O01	v0108	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0108a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0108b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P827
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P827

  J02f0238
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	fb
A35	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	v105
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f238 (v104, v104a) is a floor surface in k103 (below f236) that covers all the unit. It is characterized by a very soft and fine texture, clayish (wet is sticky and plastic) and by the presence of ash lenses spread in the central area of the square.
C10	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	The top elevation was originally listed as 7366 which is obviously too low, not to mention that it is lower than the ending elevation. Based on a comparison with the ending elevation of the previous feature and an examination of the q-lot entries it seems more likely that the top elevation should be 8836.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f238 presents a difference between the top elevation in the N and the top elevation in the S area of the square. The top elevation in the N area is m3953 +30 -166, while on the S is m3953 +10 -166. The same occur for the bottom elevation: the bottom elevation is m3953 +30 -166 in the N area, while on the S is m3953 +10 -166.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	7366 @top
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8813 @bottom
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	8836@top
F02	<co f0236	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0610	AL---P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>co f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0245	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f231 in elevation. f231 dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation in front of revetment wall, elevation just above the sloping layers associated with the construction of the revetment wall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This accumulation abuts f240, so likely belongs to the same stratum
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	brown
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	dark brown
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	dark gray
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	light brownish gray
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	7.5YR5/4
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	10 YR 6/2
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 4/1
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 4/4
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	very soft
K08	P823-P913MH.J	sc	fine
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P825

  J02f0239
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ab
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v105
A40	P829-P829SC.J	sc	fb
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f239 is a bricky melted surface in k101. It covers almost all the unit (excluding the NW corner of the square where a thick red accomulation layer have been found, and defined as f244). It is characterized by a very compact surface with a very fine and soft texture and by ash lenses spread all over the surface. Where the feature is characterized by the presence of melted bricks it is brown in color, while, where the ash lenses are present, it is dark brown/greyish in color.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f239 is characterized by a very irregular course; in general it slopes toward the south area of k101, but it have been noticed also four different elevations in the N to the S area of k101. The top elevation (in the N area) is m3953 +12 -169, while the bottom (aproximately 1m from r709) is m3953 +5 -169. The same occur for the bottom elevation.The bottom elevation is m3953 +7 -173 in the N area, while on the S is m3953 +3 -173.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8806 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8818 @top
F02	<co f0234	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0244	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0626	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0630	P827-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<ab f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0244	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0248	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under h23-MZA layers
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation in front of revetment wall. Unclear if it is from the same stratum as the first sloping accumulations associated with the revetment wall. Mixed metallic ware and ED sherds.
I12	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	This feature was assigned to s650-JPC, indicating it was contemporary with the building of the revetment wall, but upon further review it is unclear if it is associated with the revetment wall (f128) or the is after the construction of the flanking wall (f127) which is currently dated to s630-JPC. The types of contact with these two walls were not recored. See v105 which does not show the type of contact clearly but may indicate that the feature was after the construction of both walls. As of 2011 the q-lots have not been analyzed.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the first construction, probably goes under f127, see v105.
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	reddish brown
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	white
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	5 YR 5/4
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P827

  J02f0240
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ab
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v105
A40	P829-P829SC.J	sc	fb
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f240 (gv105, gv105a) is an accumulation individuated firstly in the NE corner of k103 (it extends 160W and 140S from r713) and then, in almost the whole k103. It is characterized by very fine texture and a compact consistente and by the presence of several ash lenses. It is intruded by f250 and f251 (i.e. two animal holes). It is reddish-brown in color. In the SW corner of the square f240 is overlayed by f245; here have been noticed some laminations that give to the feature a white grayish coloration.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	As noticed already while excavating other features in k103, f f239 is characterized by different elevations. The top elevation in the N area is m3953 +20 -158, while on the S is m3953 +8 -158. The bottom elevation is m3953 +14 -173 in the N area, while on the S is m3953 +0 -173.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8813 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8834 @top
F02	<co f0238	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0250	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0251	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0617	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	<si q0624	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>ov f0231	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0247	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f245, which dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	mKB dates sherds to Phase 1 (Ninevite 5 and ED in JPB sequence). Based on pottery and stratigraphy this layer can be placed in the EDIII period. Abuts the base of the wall, probably dates to just after the construction phase.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the first construction, does not quite cover f248 and f247. see v107
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	most are Phase 1 but 1 LC3 hammer rim bowl
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	grey (for the ash areas)
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	reddish brown
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	2.5 YR 4/4
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	5 YR 6/1
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P827

  J02f0241
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	aa
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg
B11	P827-P827AL.J	al	this feature is located 150 cms West and 200 cms South (f242) from m4206 and has an absolute elevation of(m4206 135 -166) 90,41. It has a very soft surface with inclusion of pebbles, few pottery and traces of ash.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k23
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	9030 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	9041 @top
F02	<co f0203	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0621	P827-X925CJC.J	al
F02	>ab f0242	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abuts wall f128, top of f128 visible.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f125, accumulation abutting wall f128
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same as feature 234
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation with ash, pottery and pebbles indicates it was part of the use of the area after the brickfall. Elevation indicates it is part of the latest use.
K03	P823-P913MH.J	al	pebble, ash
K05	P823-P913MH.J	al	light gray
K06	P823-P913MH.J	al	10YR7/1
K07	P823-P913MH.J	al	soft
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104

  J02f0242
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	fd
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg
B11	P827-P827AL.J	al	it is located in the southern part of k23 it presents a very compacted surface, hard but a very fine in texture. We observed the presence of few sherds and bones. It seems containing few pieces of bricks.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k23
D03	P827-P902MH-R.J	al	744 (39911 49863 - 4175 / Relay location: top)
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	9030 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	9046 @top
F02	<si q0618	P827-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<ab f0241	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0249	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Hard surface in slightly above f241
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Floor at the same elevation as the use areas associated with the stone f154.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Use area just on top of the brickfall,
K05	P823-P913MH.J	al	white
K06	P823-P913MH.J	al	7.5YR8/1
K07	P823-P913MH.J	al	very hard
K08	P823-P913MH.J	al	fine
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0035
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0104
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P827
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P827

  J02f0243
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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	al	ts
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0901 J2w100 T313 pC.jpg
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	topsoil of k24, charachterized by rooths, dark band organic material and pebbles
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a topsoil feature so no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	P823-P913MH.J	al	k24
D06	P823-P913MH.J	al	9266 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	9229@top
F02	<si i0014	P827-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0615	AL---P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0637	P828-P908MH2.J	al
F02	>co f0252	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s20-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	surface of tell
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Topsoil of f24.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Topsoil
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0037
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0038
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0100
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0105
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P828
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P828

  J02f0244
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A20	P829-P829SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P829-P829SC.J	sc	ab
A40	P829-P829SC.J	sc	lb
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f244 is a accumulation located in the SW corner of k101 (it extends 98 E and 190N from r708)characterized by a very fine and loose texture and by a crumble consistence, and by the presence of little fragments of stones (especially where f244 abuts the W section in k101). When wet it is light brown in color, while dry assume a grayish coloration.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	As noticed already while excavating other features in k103, f239 is characterized by different elevations. The top elevation in the N area is m3953 +8 -166, while on the S is m3953 +5 -166. The bottom elevation is m3953 +3 -170 in the N area, while on the S is m3953 +0 -174. It could be aslo interpreted as a lb
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8805 @bottom
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8814 @top
F02	<ov f0239	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0616	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>si f0239	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under layers dated for the pottery to phase h23-JPA
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Lowest levels, before f127
I12	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	This feature is considered to be part of f239. There are no views or other types of contact that might indicate if it is before or after the construction of the flanking wall f127.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the construction, accumulations begin to fill in area at the base of the revetment wall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	1 S ware conical cup,and 1 sherd with a hole in the base that is later than Phase h1-JPA. Mixed in date.
K05	P823-P913MH.J	sc	reddish brown
K06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	2.5YR4/4
K07	P823-P913MH.J	sc	compact
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P827

  J02f0245
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A20	P823-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P823-P913MH.J	sc	ab
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f245 is a accumulation located in the SE corner of k103 (it extends from r713). It is characterized by a clay loam texture (is sticky and a bit plastic, and maintains these charachteristics when dry) and a very fine texture. When wet it is dark brown in color.
C33	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation for this feature was not recorded.
D01	P823-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P823-P913MH.J	sc	8816 @top
F02	<ov f0238	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0620	P827-P908MH2.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	SE corner of k103
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is stratigraphically just above the early features associated with the construction of the revetment wall. It is unclear  what relation it has to the flanking wall (f127), but it is likely just before the reconstruction associated with the flanking wall.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds in this feature 1 conical cup rim and 1 Phase h1-JPA bowl rim. Date Phase h1-JPA
K03	P823-P913MH.J	sc	pottery, pebbles
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	dark brown
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 4/1
P02	P823-P913MH.J	sc	P827

  J02f0246
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A20	P829-P829SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P829-P829SC.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v107
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f246 is a accumulation in k103 that cover almost all the unit (exluded the N area, where f247, a gray accumulation, is located). It is characterized by a very fine texture, it has a plastic consistence and is reddish-brown in color. f246 abut f247 (in the N area of k103): the boundary between them is sharp. It abuts also f239 (in the W, of k101) and the boundary between them is irregular; it covers f253.
C99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	As noticed already while excavating other features in k101, f246 is characterized by different elevations. The top elevation in the N area is m3965 +14 -173 while in the S area is m3965 +0 -173. The bottom elevation of f246 in the N area is m4169 +88 -154 while in the S area is m4169 +90 -154. At the elevation of m3953 +14 -174 f246 was interested by a large area of ash (r750).
D01	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	k103
D03	P828-P913MH-R.J	mh	750 (39742 50453 - 3792 / Relay location: top)
D06	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	8802@bottom
D06	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	8895@top
F02	<ov f0238	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0250	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0251	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0629	P827-P908MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0638	P828-P908MH2.J	sc
F02	>co f0253	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0239	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0247	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation after the first construction, does not quite cover f248 and f247. see v107
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Phase h1-JPA square rim bowl rim, 1 Pebble Tempered rim, the rest are Phase h1-JPA jar shapes
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	reddish brown
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	5 YR 5/5
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P828
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P828

  J02f0247
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	very compact layer abutting revetment wall f128 and overlayd by f146. It is the same as f248 in k101.
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v107
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f247 is a very fine and compact accumulation located in the N area of k103 (it abuts the N section of k103) light gray in color.
B99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f247 is the same as f248 in k101.
C03	S306-S206PC.J	pc	this surface is shaply sloping towards South and is possibly something similar to the escarpment found in J01f194 and J1f195 which lays at elevation (8715@top), instead f247 ia at 8800@top. A possible explanation is that there is a slope, on the other hand J1 is located at least 30m to the East
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8833 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8775
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8782
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8803
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8812
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8825
F02	<ov f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f239 in depositional history
I10	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	The lowest excavated levels at the bottom of the revetment wall f128 are the two sloping accumulations f247 and f248. They are at approximately the same elevation as the base of the wall which is calculated at 8806 so they are presumed to be part of the initial construction. They are sloped to the south to direct water away from the base of the wall.  Their relationship to the wall, f127 was not recorded although it is presumed they were built before the wall was constructed.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f248
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sloping feature in k103, abutting the revetment wall. May be similar to first escarpment in J1. Ceramics dated to "Phase 1" using the JPA sequence, which is now considered EDIII.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation, hard and gray, may possibly be the laid floor from the moment of construction of the revetment wall.
K05	P827-P913MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P827-P913MH.J	sc	very compact
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0114	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0134	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0521	V104-T921CJC.J	cjc

  J02f0248
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	very compact layer abutting revetment wall f128. It is the same as f247 in k103.
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v107
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f248 is a very fine and compact accumulation located in the N area of k101 (it abuts the N section of k101), light gray in color.
B99	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f248 is the same as f247 in k103.
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k101
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8832 @top
F02	<ov f0239	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f239 in depositional history
I10	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	The lowest excavated levels at the bottom of the revetment wall f128 are the two sloping accumulations f247 and f248. They are at approximately the same elevation as the base of the wall which is calculated at 8806 so they are presumed to be part of the initial construction. They are sloped to the south to direct water away from the base of the wall. Their relationship to the wall, f127 was not recorded although it is presumed they were built before the wall was constructed.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f247
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Equal to feature 247
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Sloping accumulation, hard and gray, may possibly be the laid floor from the moment of construction of the revetment wall.
K05	P827-P913MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P827-P913MH.J	sc	very compact
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0114	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc

  J02f0249
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A03	VY18-T914CJC.J	cjc	^accum2
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	f
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v113
B11	P827-P827AL.J	al	walking surface in k23 characterized by the presence of big pebbles and sherds. Texture very fine but compacted and hard to dig.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k23
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	9030 @top
D06	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	9000@bottom
F02	<co f0242	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0254	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0631	P827-P908MH2.J	mh
F02	<si q0636	P828-P908MH2.J	al
F02	<si q0647	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0657	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s122-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7v-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abuts wall f128, top of f128 visible.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	wall f128 is visible
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Hard, compact surface with pebbles and pottery sherds visible, not prepared floor but rather a walking surface. This feature does not extent into the eastern baulk so that it would show on the western wall of k13. I don't remember such accumulations from equivalent elevations in MZ17 excavation further to the east (in front of wall f128 in k13 or above f131 in high elevations.)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This walking surface has pits and ceramics on top of the brickfall. Probably associated with the attempts to continue to use the area after the brickfall.
K03	P827-P913MH.J	al	pebble
K05	P827-P827AL.J	al	light grey
K06	P827-P827AL.J	al	7.5 YR 7/1
K07	P827-P913MH.J	al	very hard
K08	P827-P913MH.J	al	fine
O01	v0109	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0109a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0111	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0111a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0113	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0113a	T222-S204PC2.J	al
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P829
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P829

  J02f0250
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	of
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	rh
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	L_V18d2086 J2v107a P827 dM.jpg
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f250 is a animal hole (9cm in diameter) in the central area of k103 (r745); It intrudes f240, f246 and f252.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D03	P827-P902MH-R.J	sc	745 (39840 50354 - 3797 / Relay location: top)
D03	P827-P913MH-R.J	al	745 (39840 50354 - 3797 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8798 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8816 @top
F02	>in f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>in f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>in f0252	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Appears in f238
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole intruding into stratum 610
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Hole cutting through numerous features, appears to cut through lower accumulations at base of revetment wall.
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
P02	P827-P913MH.J	sc	P828

  J02f0251
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	of
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	rh
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	L_V18d2086 J2v107a P827 dM.jpg
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f251 is a animal hole (10cm in diameter) in the central area of k103 (r746); It intrudes f240, f246, f252 and f253.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k103
D03	P827-P902MH-R.J	sc	746 (39865 50463 - 3796 / Relay location: top)
D03	P827-P913MH-R.J	al	746 (39865 50463 - 3796 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8815 @top
F02	>in f0240	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>in f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>in f0252	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>in f0253	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Appears in f238
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole intruding into stratum 610
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Hole cutting through numerous features, appears to cut through lower accumulations at base of revetment wall.
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0104b	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0107b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0252
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A01	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f0275
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	UZ30-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0905 J2w105 T311 pC.jpg
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	f252 is the natural accumulation under topsoil: compact and gray
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k24
D03	P828-P913MH-R.J	mh	756 (39426 49727 - 4021 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	9162 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	9229 @top
F02	<co f0243	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0250	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0251	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0262	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0640	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0646	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0658	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	>co f0263	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s60-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8r-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Under topsoil in k24.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Layer below topsoil. It is very thick, however, and may include some material from the stratum below.
K05	P827-P913MH.J	sc	gray
K07	P827-P913MH.J	sc	compact
O01	v0119	O901-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0037
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0038
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0100
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0105
P02	P827-P913MH.J	sc	P829

  J02f0253
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P827-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v138
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f253 have been assigned to a very fine and compact accumulation which cover almost all k104 (excluding the area close to the N section of k104, where f247 and f248 have been individuated). f253 is covered by f246 and overlays f247 (which is the same as f248), and it is intruded by f251 (animal hole).
D01	P827-P913MH.J	sc	k104
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8787 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	sc	8801 @top
F02	<co f0246	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<in f0251	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si i0016	P825-P913MH4.J	mh
F02	<si i0017	P825-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0642	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below f239 in elevation
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Range from Ninevite V to Phase h1-JPA.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Just above the lowest layers abutting the bottom of the revetment wall. Very early pottery, including some N5.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This accumulation is one of the lowest at the base of the revetment wall. It probably dates to immediately after the wall was constructed.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Concial cup rims, 1 Metallic ware jar rim, 1 Ninevite V bowl rim
K05	P827-P913MH.J	sc	brown
K07	P827-P913MH.J	sc	compact
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110a	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0135	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P828
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P828

  J02f0254
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P827-P913MH.J	mh	pt
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v113
B11	P828-P828AL.J	al	pit located in the SW corner of k23 in f249, circular in shape.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	mh	k23
D06	P827-P913MH.J	mh	8997 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	mh	9016 @top
F02	<si f0255	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>cu f0249	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	cuts floor f249
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pit associated with f249
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit south of the revetment wall, it is dug into layer after the large stone f154 was already covered. Belongs to the last major use of the area, probably towards the end of the Mittanni period.
O01	v0113	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0113a	T222-S204PC2.J	al

  J02f0255
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A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	fi
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	fi
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v113
B11	P828-P828AL.J	al	filling of pit f254, clay with medium soft hardness and fine pebbles. Absolute elevation.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k23
D03	P828-P913MH-R.J	al	751 (39957 49902 - 4150 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8699 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	9016 @top
F02	<si q0644	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	>si f0254	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in pit f254
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Fill of pit f255.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit south of the revetment wall, it is dug into layer after the large stone f154 was already covered. Belongs to the last major use of the area, probably towards the end of the Mittanni period.
K03	P827-P913MH.J	al	clay
K05	P827-P913MH.J	al	yellowish brown
K06	P827-P913MH.J	al	10YR5/6
K07	P827-P913MH.J	al	medium soft
K08	P827-P913MH.J	al	fine, no pebbles
O01	v0113	T222-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0113a	T222-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P827-P913MH.J	al	P828

  J02f0256
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v116
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as accumulation above Pebble Floor number 5
B11	P828-P828AL.J	al	feature immediately below f215 in k100, very sandy, soft and fine with few sherds and ash, it covers another pebble floor f258.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8669 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8670 @top
F02	<co f0215	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si i0019	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si i0021	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si i0022	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si i0022	P904-P905MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0650	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0655	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<si q0667	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	>co f0258	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q650-p4 a Late Chalcolithic 3 bowl sherd; -p7 jar with folded rim with interior groove; -p5 jar with slight folded rim; -p6 bowl with square rim; -p3 small coarse bowl (Late Chalcolithic 3?); -p1 small jar with flat rim; -p9 coarse flat base; -p10 bright orange string cut footed base; -p2 dark gray coarse flaring rim jar
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation on top of pebble floor no. 5
I12	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	mixed with some earlier sherds
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation between pebble pavements, associated with earliest EDIII deposits in J2.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	all Phase 1 sherds
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	phase 3s
K03	P827-P913MH.J	al	sand
K05	P827-P913MH.J	al	brown
K06	P827-P913MH.J	al	7.5YR5/4
K07	P827-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P827-P913MH.J	al	fine
O01	v0116	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P829
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P829

  J02f0257
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A20	S307-S206PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S307-S206PC.J	pc	stone
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v139
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	oblique stone in k4 in front of wall f127. Has probably the same function as f333 in k100
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its an oblique stone in k14 leaning against the end of wall f127,it seems that it was placed there as an imitation of the obelisk f100 leaning against the end of the wall f129 on the other side of the staircase f131 in J06
C03	T220-S205PC.J	pc	oblique stone is the specular stone of J6f100 and J6f177: these three stones are located to the sides of the monumental stircase and located here to symbolize the entrance to the staircase to reach the temple on the top
D01	S307-S206PC.J	pc	k4
D03	P828-P913MH-R.J	mh	806 (39608 50257 - 4146 / Relay location: top)
D03	P828-P913MH-R.J	mh	807 (39773 49712 - 4173 / Relay location: top)
F02	<ab f0210	S311-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s630-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f210, f286, f289, dated to second millenium abut f257: the stone was layed when wall f127 was built
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same as the specular stone f333; oblique stone inserted in wall f127
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Leaning stone against flanking wall f127, part of the original construction of this wall
O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141b	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0515	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc

  J02f0258
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v116
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as Pebble Floor number 5
B11	P829-P829AL.J	al	walking floor composed by big and little pebbles, the ground between pebbles is dark brown, finde and sandy. In the South-West part of this floor it is composed just by little pebbles. Absolute elevation is (m4054 47 -155) 86.69.
B11	P831-P831AL.J	al	pebble floor characterized by a very soft and fine texture with the presence of pebbles and gypsum. Close to steps the ground is more red.
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k100
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	917 (38876 51233 - 3949 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	918 (38905 51090 - 3955 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	919 (38600 51035 - 3923 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	920 (38675 51205 - 3929 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8662 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8669 @top
F02	<co f0256	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0683	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	>ov f0266	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Phase h1-JPA sherds.
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q q258-p1 square rim bowl red-brown coarse ware with sand, chaff and small and medium calcite, plus a medium gray lithic temper, while this example is coarser and thicker it is somewhat similar to J1 f327 q1260-p8 and J1 f341 1289-p2, both of which are dated to ED III; q682-p5 jar with interior groove; q682-p4 flaring rim jar
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no.5
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	all Phase h1-JPA sherds
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	phase 3s
K03	P827-P913MH.J	al	pebble
K05	P827-P913MH.J	al	red
K05	P829-P829AL.J	al	strong brown
K06	P827-P913MH.J	al	2.5YR5/8
K06	P829-P829AL.J	al	7.5 YR 5/6
K07	P827-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P827-P913MH.J	al	fine
O01	v0110b	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116a	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116b	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116c	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116d	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116e	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116f	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116g	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116h	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116i	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0116j	O829-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	P827-P913MH.J	al	P831

  J02f0259
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	st
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	isolated stone in the North portion of k15
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k15
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	912 (39149 50021 - 4238 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	913 (39118 50075 - 4230 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	914 (39111 50006 - 4240 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	915 (39149 49972 - 4230 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	9035 @top
F02	>si f0193	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f193
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Sits in f193.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Same as f193

  J02f0260
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P827-P913MH.J	mh	ld
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v103
A40	P829-P829SC.J	sc	ad
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f260 is a natural accumulation below f232, the wall running EW in k4 (r916). It is a melted brick accumulation and has a medium texture; is grayish in color. f260 rest on f150.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	texture and hardness were not recorded
D01	P827-P913MH.J	mh	k4
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	sc	916 (39044 50996 - 4112 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	mh	8883 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	mh	8927 @top
F02	<si q0666	P828-P908MH2.J	aa
F02	<re f0232	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0150	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below wall f232
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Partly contemporary with f150 and earlier than f232. Contains bricky material, which indicates that the buildup of the area in front of the steps but south and southwest of the active use area that started to accumulate bricky material. This necessitated the building of f232.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Portion of the brickfall just under the small curtain wall
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	gray
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P827-P913MH.J	mh	P829

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P827-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P827-P913MH.J	al	ad
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
A35	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	v100
B11	P829-P829SC.J	sc	f261 is the accumulation in the E baulk of k4. The soil is medium hard with a crumble, very fine and dusty texture; when dry it rubs off and it is grayish in color; once excavated it is yellowish brown colour.
C03	T220-S205PC.J	pc	in v103a and in the east section of k4 is clear that f261 is brickfall. It is a baulk and is located where was found f188. On the other hand brickfall comes from east and continued through k4, k14 without interruption
D01	P827-P913MH.J	al	k4
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	921 (38854 50924 - 4117 / Relay location: top)
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8882 @bottom
D06	P827-P913MH.J	al	8983 @top
F02	<si f0265	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0671	P829-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0675	P831-P910MH.J	al
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Elevation roughly equal to f144 and f232.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	brickfall
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E pseudobaulk left originally to protect k100 excavation from contamination.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	See v100. This portion of the brickfall comes up against the small curtain walls indicating it was part of the second portion of the brickfall that covered the use.
K03	P827-P913MH.J	al	mix
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	light gray
K05	P829-P829SC.J	sc	yellowish brown
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	10 YR 5/3
K06	P829-P829SC.J	sc	7.5 YR 7/1
K08	P827-P913MH.J	al	mix
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0103a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P827-P913MH.J	al	P832

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A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P829-P913MH.J	mh	st
A35	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0905 J2w105 T311 pC.jpg
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f262 (r924-927) has been assigned to one floating limestone in k24.
D01	P829-P913MH.J	mh	k24
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	mh	924 (39375 49971 - 4005 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	mh	925 (39405 49971 - 4004 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	mh	926 (39405 49992 - 4001 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	mh	927 (39373 49993 - 4015 / Relay location: top)
D06	P829-P913MH.J	mh	9124 @bottom
D06	P829-P913MH.J	mh	9298 @top
F02	>si f0252	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0263	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	sits in f252
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Stone in soft accumulation.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Stone sits in f252.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation and location relative to to f252 indicate this stone is part of the later floating stones.
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0038
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0105
P02	P829-P913MH.J	mh	P829

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A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	P907-P907SC.J	!!	bu
A21	P829-P913MH.J	mh	ld
A21	P907-P907SC.J	aa	ad
A30	P907-P907SC.J	aa	accumulation below f252
A35	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	v119
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f263 is the pedestal below stone f262 (r924-r927) in k24.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	Since its a natural accumulation layer under a stone no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	P829-P913MH.J	mh	k24
D06	P829-P913MH.J	mh	9124 @top
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	9077@bottom
F02	<co f0252	S225-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0274	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0669	P829-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0679	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0707	P901-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0262	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal of stone f262.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Overlaid by f252, with stones sitting on it indicates this feature is part of the stratum associated with the stones.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevation and location relative to to f252 indicate this stone is part of the later floating stones.
O01	v0119	O901-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0037
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0038
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0100
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0205
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P831
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P831

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A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P829-P913MH.J	al	st
C30	S306-S306PC.J	pc	this stone was recorded only in the excavation log and there are no other informations. It is surely a floating stone for its height
D01	P829-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8983 @top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Unassigned as there is no stratigraphic information to indicate stratum.
P02	P829-P913MH.J	al	P829

  J02f0265
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A03	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	f0144
A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P829-P913MH.J	al	st
A30	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	f265 is a stone in the estern baulk and belongs to wall f144
A35	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	v103a
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f265 has been assigned to one floating limestone in k4.
D01	P829-P913MH.J	al	k4
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	928 (39018 51000 - 4073 / Relay location: top)
D03	P829-P913MH-R.J	al	929 (38979 51061 - 4081 / Relay location: top)
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8947 @top
F02	>si f0261	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	is part of wall f144
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of the curtain wall f144 that is part of the use during the brickfall.
O01	v0103	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0103a	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
P02	P829-P913MH.J	al	P829

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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv3
A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P829-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	v118
B11	P831-P831AL.J	al	f266 is located in NE corner of k100, at about 100 cm from m4055 towards North and 40 cm towards West. It is very hard and compact, fine in texture and with a lot of gypsum.
D01	P829-P913MH.J	al	k100
D03	P813-P913MH3R.J	al	941 (38787 51270 - 8659 / Relay location: top)
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8656 @bottom
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8663 @top
F02	<ov f0258	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0691	P831-P910MH.J	aa
F02	>ov f0272	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0267	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s665-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall. Below a layer dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of the early EDIII deposits associated with the construction and use of the sequene of pebble pavements
K05	P829-P913MH.J	al	reddish brown
K06	P829-P913MH.J	al	2.5YR5/8
K07	P829-P913MH.J	al	hard
K08	P829-P913MH.J	al	plastered
O01	v0118	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0118a	O831-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P829-P913MH.J	al	P831

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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P829-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v118
B11	P831-P831AL.J	al	f267 covers the same area of f258 (less f266) but characterized by presence of little pebbles, little stones and gypsum. The soil is red. It could be a layer of preparation for the walking floor above.
D01	P829-P913MH.J	al	k100
D03	P813-P913MH3R.J	al	940 (38881 51249 - 8647 / Relay location: top)
D03	P831-P913MH-R.J	al	937 (38878 51213 - 3947 / Relay location: top)
D03	P831-P913MH-R.J	al	938 (38888 51090 - 3937 / Relay location: top)
D03	P831-P913MH-R.J	al	939 (38602 51069 - 3920 / Relay location: top)
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8639 @bottom
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8662 @top
F02	<ov f0268	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0693	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<ab f0266	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0272	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no.4
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2.
K03	P829-P913MH.J	al	pebble
K05	P829-P913MH.J	al	reddish brown
K05	P831-P831AL.J	al	red
K06	P829-P913MH.J	al	2.5YR5/8
K07	P829-P913MH.J	al	hard
K08	P829-P913MH.J	al	crumbly
O01	v0118	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0118a	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	P829-P913MH.J	al	P831

  J02f0268
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A20	P829-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P829-P913MH.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v118
B11	P831-P831AL.J	al	f268 is located in the south east corner of k100. Its texture is very fine and the surface is soft. We have few charcoal.
D01	P829-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8609 @bottom
D06	P829-P913MH.J	al	8640 @top
F02	<si q0687	P831-P910MH.J	al
F02	<si q0712	P901-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0732	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>co f0304	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0267	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with the cut in the southwest corner of k100
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Fill of the pit cut in the SW corner of k100. Originally not recognized as the fill of pit, but it is clear from v118 that it is part of the pit.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	only 3 shape sherds, date unclear
K05	P829-P913MH.J	al	brown
K07	P829-P913MH.J	al	soft
O01	v0118	O831-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0120	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0121	O901-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P829-P913MH.J	al	P903

  J02f0269
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A20	P831-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P831-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v117
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f269 has been assigned to the accumulation between the stones of the wall f224 in k14. It is brownish in color.
D01	P831-P913MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8862 @bottom
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8887 @top
F02	<si q0689	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0224	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0270	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ca f0288	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation between stones of wall f224.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations under wall f224. See v117.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	It is unclear to me if this feature is actully part of the construction of the small curtian wall or not. If it is it likely belongs to the earlier Mittani deposits in the area, if it is an accumulation against the wall, then it should be presumed to be a later deposit. Furthermore, it is unclear if the upper stones of the wall, designated as f224 is a later addition to the wall f288.
K03	P831-P913MH.J	sc	brick crumble
K05	P831-P913MH.J	sc	light gray
K05	P907-P907SC.J	aa	pale brown
K06	P907-P907SC.J	aa	10YR 6/3
K07	P831-P913MH.J	sc	soft
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P831-P913MH.J	sc	P831

  J02f0270
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A20	P831-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P831-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v117
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f270 is the pedestal of the stone f127.1 f127.2 f127.3 in k14. It is characterized by a very hard and compact consistence (it is a bricky melted accumulation) and by a very fine texture; it is brown in color.
D01	P831-P913MH.J	sc	k14
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8807 @bottom
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8860 @top
F02	<co f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0690	P831-P910MH.J	sc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0269	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f200 covers f270
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal under fallen stones, which are same in elevation as f224 stones but seem to have originally belonged to f127.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a volumetric feature, it was left in place to suport the stones that had collapsed from f127 before they were removed. See v117. Because it was volumetrically defined it likely includes multiple deposits. The upper sloping layers however, come against the small curtain wall suggested they accumulated after the wall was constructed. For this reason I have assigned these features to the same phase as the brickfall when the area was filling up, even though this feature itself is not composed of brickfall material.
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	brown
O01	v0117	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0117f	O831-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P831-P913MH.J	sc	P831

  J02f0271
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A20	P831-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P831-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	v100
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f271 is the accumulation in the pedestal of one floating limestone (f151) in k4.
C33	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	Since its a natural accumulation layer under a stone no descriptive attributes were recorded
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
C99	P907-P907SC.J	aa	once f151 has been removed we discover that this feature consist of just one big stone, and not of two as first thought (its irregular shape give the impression that there were two stones).
D01	P831-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8877 @bottom
D06	P831-P913MH.J	sc	8887 @top
F02	<re f0151	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal under stones f151
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This deposit is a small pedastal under a fallen stone. Based on the elevation the accumulated material probably belongs to the middle of the brickfall strata.
O01	v0100	O824-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P831-P913MH.J	sc	P831

  J02f0272
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P901-P913MH.J	al	aa
B11	P901-P901AL.J	al	f272 covers almost the whole area excavated in k100 (m4055 250 cm South and 220 cm West) between two pebbles floors. f272 it is very fine in texture and sandy. It presents some large darker spots of ash and no pebbles and gypsum.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8633 @top
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8638 @bottom
F02	<ov f0266	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0267	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0702	P901-P910MH.J	al
F02	>co f0276	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation between pebble floors no. 4 and 3.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This thin layer between pebble floors was originally attributed to a later stratum, but after f380 was recognized as an earlier construction the pebble floors and associated deposits such as this feature were determined to be earlier. Based on the ceramnics from the surrounding pebble pavements this deposit belongs in the Early EDIII.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds, date unclear
K03	P901-P913MH.J	al	sandy
K05	P901-P913MH.J	al	dark brown
K06	P901-P913MH.J	al	7.5YR3/4
K07	P901-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P901-P913MH.J	al	fine
P02	P901-P913MH.J	al	P901

  J02f0273
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A20	T220-S205PC.J	!!	fi
A21	P901-P913MH.J	al	ld
A21	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bf
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f273 is a dark brown sandy layer in k15, soft in consistence.
B11	T220-S205PC.J	pc	bricky melted and crumbly accumulation.
C99	T220-S205PC.J	pc	the last feature excavated in k15
D01	P901-P913MH.J	al	k15
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8925 @top
D06	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	8832 @bottom
F02	<co f0193	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0704	P901-P910MH.J	mh
F02	<si q0714	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0716	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0731	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0742	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0745	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0757	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0776	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	soft, fine soil.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large brickfall ^bf
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Very thick brickfall layer. Possibly includes brickfall from all three phases of the brickfall. Dated to middle portion.
K03	P901-P913MH.J	al	sandy
K05	P901-P913MH.J	al	dark brown
K06	P901-P913MH.J	al	7.5YR3/4
K07	P901-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P901-P913MH.J	al	fine
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P905
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P905

  J02f0274
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A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	no ct
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	st
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v119
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f274 is a large floating limestone on f263 in k24.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k24
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	9094 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	9114 @top
F02	>si f0263	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0275	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Same elevation as f252.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At same elevation as deposits just below the topsoil
O01	v0119	O901-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0119a	O901-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f027401
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D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	946 (39711 49864 - 9137 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	948 (39659 49895 - 9121 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	949 (39686 49925 - 9134 / Relay location: NE corner)

  J02f027402
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D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	950 (39578 49893 - 9120 / Relay location: S corner)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	951 (39604 49883 - 9126 / Relay location: W corner)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	952 (39607 49902 - 9130 / Relay location: N corner)

  J02f0275
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A01	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f0252
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v119
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f275 is the pedestal of stone f274 in k24. It is characterized by a very soft consistence and by a fine texture; it is brown in color. It is the same as f252, the accumulation below the topsoil in k24.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k24
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	9087 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	9087 @top
F02	<si q0706	P901-P910MH.J	sc
F02	<re f0274	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s70-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h8m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal under stone f274
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Inside of a feature just below the topsoil
K05	P901-P913MH.J	sc	brown
K07	P901-P913MH.J	sc	very soft
K08	P901-P913MH.J	sc	very fine
O01	v0119	O901-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f0276
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P901-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v120
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as Pebble Floor number 3
B11	P901-P901AL.J	al	f276 is a walking floor consisting of pebbles different in dimensions; the texture of the soil between pebbles is very fine and sandy with some sherds.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	al	k100
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	953 (38847 51282 - 8650 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	954 (38873 51089 - 8649 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	955 (38599 51090 - 8632 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	956 (38698 51234 - 8632 / Relay location: top)
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8640 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8647 @top
F02	<co f0272	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0715	P901-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<ab f0304	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0287	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	this floor is associated to the first steps of staircase: those steps belong to a previous building phase of the monumental access
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	One shape sherd dating to Phase h1-JPA.
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	in q715-p1 and -p2 conical cups, -p3 jar with square rim,-p4 overfired flaring rim short necked jar, all early ED III types
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no. 3
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the Ninevite 5 floors this floor is one of the earliest EDIII deposits in J2.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	necked jar dating to Phase h1-JPA
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	Phase 3s
K03	P901-P913MH.J	al	pebbles
K05	P901-P901AL.J	al	brown
K06	P901-P901AL.J	al	10 YR 5/3
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	only 4 shape sherds
O01	v0120	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0120a	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
P02	P901-P913MH.J	al	P901

  J02f0277
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P901-P913MH.J	al	ad
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f277 is a natural accumulation in k5. It has a crumble texture, a medium hard consistence, and it is characterized by the presence of several pebbles and lots of pottery sherds. It is brown in colour.
C10	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	The bottom elevation was not recorded. The elevation given above is recovered from the q-lots, but may not be the absolute bottom of the feature. It reflects the lowest elevation recorded for this feature.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	al	k5
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8928 @top
D06	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	8812 @bottom
F02	<co f0164	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<si i0023	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si i0026	P907-P913MH4.J	sc
F02	<si q0719	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0724	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0730	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0735	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0738	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0743	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0749	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0753	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0754	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0767	P904-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0769	P904-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0773	Y117-X925CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0787	P905-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0789	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0792	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0796	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0800	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0810	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0821	P906-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0825	P907-P910MH3.J	sc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Bricky accumulation to the south of use area and screen wall in k14.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	brickfall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This features is composed of brickfall, it is very deep and probably spans both phases of the brickfall.
K05	P907-P907SC.J	aa	light brown
K06	P907-P907SC.J	aa	10 YR 7/2, 10 YR 7/1
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P907
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P907

  J02f0278
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A20	P907-P907SC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	hole
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f278 is a hole (hand-made), aproximately 7 cm in diameter, on one of the large stones of the Apron (f131).
C10	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	The bottom elevation of the hole was not recorded but the bottom elevation of the fill was listed as 8825, which is presumably also the bottom of the hole.
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	in the fill of f278 (q720) we found a stone that presents the same diameter of the hole, therefore we kept the stone as a q-item (q720.1)
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	sc	958 (39298 50982 - 8842 / Relay location: top)
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8842 @top
D06	V103-U809YM.J	cjc	8825 @bottom
F02	<co f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0279	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones.
K99	S306-S306PC.J	mh	Date undeterminable. Hole on stone of the apron. Most likely natural and therefore of no special interest.

  J02f0279
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A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	fi
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	fi
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f279 is the fill of hole f278 made on one large stones of the Apron (f131).
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	the soil contained in the hole has been collected (q720.2) in order to be analyzed.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	sc	959 (39310 50839 - 8840 / Relay location: top)
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8825 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8842 @top
F02	<si q0720	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>si f0278	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators.
K07	P901-P913MH.J	sc	very soft
K08	P901-P913MH.J	sc	very fine
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f0280
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A20	P907-P907SC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	hole
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f280 is a hole (hand-made), aproximately 6 cm in diameter, on the sixt large stone from West of the Apron (f131).
C10	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	The bottom elevation of the hole was not recorded but the bottom elevation of the fill was listed as 8830, which is presumably also the bottom of the hole.
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	in the fill of f280 (q721.1) we found a stone that presents the same diameter of the hole, therefore we kept the stone as a q-item (q721.1)
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8840 @top
D06	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	8830 @bottom
F02	<co f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0281	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones.
K99	S306-S306PC.J	mh	Date undeterminable. Hole on stone of the apron. Most likely natural and therefore of no special interest.

  J02f0281
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	fi
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	fi
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f281 is the fill of hole f280 made on one large stones of the Apron (f131).
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	the soil contained in the hole has been collected (q721.2) in order to be analyzed.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8830 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8840 @top
F02	<si q0721	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>si f0280	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators.
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f0282
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A20	P907-P907SC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	hole
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f272 is a hole (hand-made) on one of the large stones of the Apron (f131).
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	sc	962 (39290 50895 - 8870 / Relay location: top)
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8870 @top
F02	<co f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0283	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones.
K99	S306-S306PC.J	mh	Date undeterminable. Hole on stone of the apron. Most likely natural and therefore of no special interest.

  J02f0283
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A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	fi
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	fi
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f283 is the fill of hole f282 on one large stones of the Apron (f131).
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	the soil contained in the hole has been collected (q726.1) in order to be analyzed.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8870 @top
F02	<si q0726	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>si f0282	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators.
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f0284
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A20	P907-P907SC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	hole
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f284 is a hole (hand-made) on one of the large stones of the Apron (f131).
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	963 (39293 50888 - 8856 / Relay location: top)
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8856 @top
F02	<co f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0285	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Hole in apron stone
K99	S306-S306PC.J	mh	Date undeterminable. Hole on stone of the apron. Most likely natural and therefore of no special interest.

  J02f0285
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	fi
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	fi
B11	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	f285 is the fill of hole f284 made on one large stones of the Apron (f131).
C99	P907-P907SC2.J	sc	the soil contained in the hole has been collected (q727.1) in order to be analyzed.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8856 @top
F02	<si q0727	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>si f0284	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	fill of f283
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Fill of hole associated with f286
P02	P901-P913MH.J	sc	P901

  J02f0286
 File processed on 06-09-2016 - Source Files: ; Q6091057.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	bu
A21	P901-P913MH.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v123
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f286 (v123, v123a) is a natural accumulation in k4. It is very fine in texture (clayish), very compact but soft in consistence (when crushed with the big pick it assume a plate structure) and is characterized by the presence of charcoals, which are spread in all the surface where f286 has been individuated. It is brown in colour. It is very similar to f150, also located in k4.
C03	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	f286 at a certain point presents a very nice and uniform surface, basically constituited by melted bricks (red and gray in colour)
C30	S306-S306PC.J	pc	f286 is a very thick feature, wich include several other layers: due to the rapidity of the last days of excavation, theese layers were not recorded
D01	P901-P913MH.J	sc	k4
D06	P901-P913MH.J	sc	8874 @top
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	8807@bottom
F02	<co f0150	P803-S211PC2.J	mh
F02	<cu f0298	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0300	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si i0024	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si q0709	P901-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0729	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0739	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0752	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0755	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0763	P904-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0770	P904-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0771	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0773	Y117-X925CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0777	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>co f0278	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0280	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0282	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0284	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0311	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0317	S306-S206PC.J	pc
F02	>ov f0310	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0257	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	below f150 but still active use area
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Layering shows very active use as the seed layer and the presense of pits, for example, show.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under layers with pits and under f150 indicating it is present before use during the brickfall process.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	f286 was excavated on a level surface and is also 70cm thick. Therefore it may contain more than one moment in time. In the east it appears to be just above the EDIII deposits, while in the west is certainly composed of brickfall. There are some pits cut into this feature that suggest it might have been present during the time of the use of the brickfall (s159-JPD) or it may lie just under the brickfall. Due to the uncertainty I am assigning it to the first phase of the brickfall. It does not appear to be EDIII, and definitely includes some brickfall features. The uppermost (and easternmost) portions might be more properly assigned to s159-JPD.
K05	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	brown
K07	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	soft
K08	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	clayish
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0123a	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0520	V104-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P905
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P905

  J02f0287
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P901-P913MH.J	!!	su
A21	P901-P913MH.J	al	pc
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v121
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as Pebble Floor number 2
B11	P903-P903AL.J	al	walking floor in k100 composed by pebbles of medium-small dimension mixed with sherd. Texture fine and soft surface.
D01	P901-P913MH.J	al	k100
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8633 @bottom
D06	P901-P913MH.J	al	8640 @top
F02	<ov f0276	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0733	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<ab f0304	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0291	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Associated with the three lower steps of f130, which must be structurally later than the terrace wall.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Two shape sherds dating to Phase h1-JPA.
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q733-p1 conical cup; -p2 coarse globular jar
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no.2
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pebble floor of transition between late Ninevite 5 and early EDIII. mKB dates it to EDIII based on ceramics
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds in this feature, 1 conical cup and 1 jar, both Phase h1-JPA
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	probably Phase 3s
K03	P901-P913MH.J	al	pebble, sand
K05	P901-P913MH.J	al	grayish brown
K06	P901-P913MH.J	al	10YR5/2
K07	P901-P913MH.J	al	soft
K08	P901-P913MH.J	al	fine
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds
O01	v0121	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0121a	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0121b	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	P901-P913MH.J	al	P903

  J02f0288
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A01	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	f0334
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl1
A20	P903-P913MH.J	!!	is
A21	P903-P913MH.J	sc	w
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v136
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f288 is a wall running E-W in k4 (below wall f224). It consist of 6 large limestones.
B11	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	When this wall was removed (see f334) it was found to 2 more layers of stones underneath and continues into the western baulk. It was partially collapsed in the western baulk (see f346).
C10	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	In 2009 this feature was inadvertanly assigned a new number, f334. For all of 2009 it was refered to as f334 and all information recorded there.
D01	P903-P913MH.J	sc	k14
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	964 (39459 50149 - 8857 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	965 (39425 50143 - 8854 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	966 (39425 50162 - 8857 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	967 (39422 50177 - 8860 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	968 (39434 50188 - 8867 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	969 (39430 50207 - 8861 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	970 (39404 50199 - 8858 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	971 (39416 50220 - 8859 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	972 (39382 50226 - 8855 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	973 (39402 50245 - 8863 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	974 (39452 50343 - 8858 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	975 (39374 50264 - 8873 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	976 (39395 50277 - 8859 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	977 (39399 50315 - 8856 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	978 (39348 50306 - 8872 / Relay location: top)
D03	P901-P913MH3R.J	al	979 (39378 50324 - 8870 / Relay location: top)
D06	P903-P913MH.J	sc	8863 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8796 (bottom)
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8865 (top)
D06	R720-S131PC2.J	sc	8873 @top
F02	<ca f0269	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0200	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0210	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0293	P907-P907SC.J	aa
F02	<ab f0325	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	<ab f0346	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ca f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	f200 dated to Mittani abut it
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Cut into 3rd millennium deposits in k14 and the building of f288 and the associated glacis. Possibly in order to level the area west and southwest of the apron.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Early Mittanni construction of a curtain wall. Based on similarities with the J1 curtain walls as well as mixed EDIII and Mitanni ceramics inside the wall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature was cut into the earlier EDIII deposits so contains some mixed materials.
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125d	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125e	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0135a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0136	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0136a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141a	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0141b	O913-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0289
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A01	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	f0335
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v136
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Section under wall.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f289 has been assigned to the accumulation (located within the section) under wall f288. It is characterized by a very fine texture and compact consistence. f289 abuts f127 (on the east). It is light brown in color, while dry it assume a grayish coloration.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8863 @top
D06	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	8808 @bottom
F02	<ca f0288	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0736	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<ab f0290	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0293	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0295	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0297	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0303	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0306	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0307	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0309	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0319	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Top elevation falls within f200.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	under wall f288
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	A strip of soil first left unexcavated abutting the north face of f288.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Inside of wall f288, part of construction.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature appears to be part of the construction of the wall f288, but was in actuality a baulk so it possibly contains multiple features. It is primarily associated with the construction of the wall and so has been tentatively assigned to that stratum.
I99	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	being the accumulation below wall f288, it was considered and treated as a baulk; this means that it includes all feature abutting it to the North, as visible in v136
K05	P907-P907SC.J	aa	grayish brown
K06	P907-P907SC.J	aa	7.5 YR 5/2
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0136	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0139	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	P903

  J02f0290
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A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	ad
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	mh	North side of f288.
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Ash in the corner.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f290 has been assigned to the accumulation located N of wall f288. It is characterized by a very fine texture and compact consistence, and by the presence of ash (in the SE corner where the feature abuts the wall f127).
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes such as color texture and hardness where recorded
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	k14
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8801 @top
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8804 @bottom
F02	<ov f0293	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0737	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Use deposit abutting f288
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations building up between the revetment wall (f128) and curtain wall (f288)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Ashy build-up between curtain wall f288 and revetment wall (f128). Appears to be under the bricky material of f293. These accumulations seem to be uneven and probably represent the period when the area was not maintained during the Early Mittani.
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	P903

  J02f0291
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	al	ad
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as accumulation over Pebble Floor number 1
B11	P903-P903AL.J	al	layer above fifth floor f292 in k100, characterized by fine and sandy texture with a lot of gypsum and few charcoal
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	al	k100
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	8625 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	8629 @top
F02	<ov f0287	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0741	P903-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>co f0294	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below a layer dated to Phase h1-JPA
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q741-p1 jar with pointed rim coarse gray-brown ware; these pointed rim jars with a slanted exterior portion of the rim are typical for Phase m but usually they are buff and not as coarse
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Overlaying the pebble floor no. 1
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	mKB dated this feature to Late Ninevite 5 based on the ceramics.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds, date unclear
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	probably Phase 3s
K03	P903-P913MH5.J	al	sandy, gypsum
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	al	strong brown
K06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	7.5YR4/6
K07	P903-P913MH5.J	al	soft
K08	P903-P913MH5.J	al	fine
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	only 1 shape sherd
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	al	P903

  J02f0292
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	al	pc
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	pebble floor in k100 in front of last step of f130: is characterized by pebbles and bones
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v122
A99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	previously designated as Pebble Floor number 1, the lowest Pebble Floor
B11	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	Pebble floor composed of large pebbles embedded in a brown soil matrix. It was exposed in 2005 but not excavated until 2009.
C01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	Today we exposed what remains of this feature in k100. It was easy to identify but appears to be slightly damaged from the backfill and the backfill removal. It was photographed (v192) to show its current state.
C01	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	We removed this pebble floor. It was formed entirely of large pebbles and was sitting in a brown soil.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	al	k100
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	8631 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8618
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8574 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8640 @top
F02	<ov f0287	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0291	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0894	T817-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0304	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>co f0302	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0294	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0386	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0387	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0130	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below a layer dated to Phase h1-JPA.
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q894-p6 and q897-p13 globular rim jar with pointed rim, typical for Phase 3s; q894-p5, -p7, q746-p4, -p5, -p2, q897-p14 flaring rim jar with square rim, typical for Phase 3s; q897-p10 cup or bowl with flat base with swelling of lower body wall just above the base and very dark green in color, typical base for Phase 3s; q894-p6 thick coarse jar with water drip marks on exterior
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pebble floor no. 1
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Stratigraphically this feature is under f291 which was dated to the Late Ninevite 5. It is the topmost pebble floor before the transition to EDIII and so one would expect some mixed EDIII sherds as well.
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	Phase 3s
K03	P903-P913MH5.J	al	pebble
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pebbles
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
O01	v0122	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0122a	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126a	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126b	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0192	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192b	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192c	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0193	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0197	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197a	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197b	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0198	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T825-T825CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T817

  J02f0293
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A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Bricky material close to wall f288.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f293 has been assigned to the accumulation located N of the wall f288. It is characterized by a very fine texture and by a compact consistence; it presents a plastic consistence (when wet and/or dry). It is light brown in color, while dry it assume a grayish coloration.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8774 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8803 @top
D99	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Top surface sloping, thus has an alternate top elevation: m4170 +77-152.
F02	<si q0744	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ov f0290	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0288	P907-P907SC.J	aa
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall against f288, lower levels.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is described by the excavators as "bricky", which suggests it may be part of the brickfall in area. It is located north of the wall f288, however, which was not known to have any brickfall. See v161, which indicates the brickfall did not extend north of the wall. It is possible that it is bricky material associated with the construction of the wall rather than actual brickfall. It seems that this accumulation probably dates to the period immediately after the construction of the wall.
K03	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	sandy
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	brown
K06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	7.5YR5/2
K08	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	plastic when wet, very fine texture
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	P903

  J02f0294
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v122
B11	P903-P903AL.J	al	layer immediately below f291 in k100, it has a medium hardness texture and is medium fine and sandy, with the presence of gypsum of big and small dimension.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	al	k100
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	8625 @top
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	8628 @bottom
F02	<co f0291	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0746	P903-P910MH3.J	al
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below a layer dated to Phase h1-JPA.
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Overlaying the pebble floor no. 1
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q744-p6 and -p13 coarse cooking vessel; q746-p4 globular jar with square rim; q746-p5 flaring rim jar; both shapes are typical for Phase 3s; q746-p1 small conical cup
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	mKB dated this feature to Late Ninevite 5 based on the ceramics.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	Phase 1 conical cups and jar rims, 1 LC3 jar? rim
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	Phase 3s
K03	P903-P913MH5.J	al	sandy
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	al	reddish brown
K06	P903-P913MH5.J	al	5YR4/4
K07	P903-P913MH5.J	al	medium soft
K08	P903-P913MH5.J	al	fine
O01	v0122	O901-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	al	P903

  J02f0295
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A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	lb
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v125
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f295 has been assigned to a layer characterized by a very fine texture (clayish), by a compact and soft consistence.
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	a layer on the S-W corner of k14
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8769 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8799 @top
F02	<si q0747	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0747	P908-P908MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0747-I01	P904-P905MKB.J	mkb
F02	>ov f0297	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	pottery dated to Khabur period
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	it is still end of mittani, while all the other features at this level are mittani and this feature would be the only one dated to Khabur; Probably transitional feature
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature has conflicting assignments based on previous excavators and pottery. Based on the ceramics and the seal impression it probably dates to the EDIII period. The Khabur sherds may be introduced from another feature above this (as per the excavators), however, the elevations are roughly the same as f303, also in k14 which is dated to the EDIII as well.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This featue may contain some intrusive later sherds but likely belongs to later phases of EDIII.
I99	P908-P908MKB.J	mkb	this feature had in it a seal impression dating to late ED III-Early Akkadian period. The ceramics in the lot dated from the Khabur period with a medium and a small body sherd of painted Khabur type and a painted Khabur necked jar sherd. Otherwise the body sherds were from ware types prevalent in Phase 1 and te lot contained a Ph 1 conical cup rim. The excavators have explained this mixture as resulting from a cut made in the Khabur period into Phase 1 deposits.
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	weak red
K06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	2.5YR5/2
K07	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	soft
K08	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	very fine, compact
O01	v0125	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P903
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P903

  J02f0296
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A01	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f0150
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Contains both f150 and f286.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f296 has assigned to the accumulation of the pseudo baulk located in the eastern area of k4.
C04	P907-P907SC.J	aa	It is the same as f150 since it belongs to this feature; we decide to leave a baulk between the two squares in order to avoid contamination in the collection of the pottery
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	k4
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	f296 is the same as f150 therefore we assigned the same type of contact of f150 to f296
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8878 @top
D06	V104-U809YM.J	cjc	9142 @bottom
F02	<co f0296	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<si q0748	P903-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>co f0296	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Starts from the level of f260
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E pseudobaulk left to protect k100 excavations from contamination from k4 side.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Same as f150 which is an ashy use area associated with the construction of the small curtain walls during the brickfall.
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	brown
K07	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	medium
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	P903

  J02f0297
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A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	f297 is a accumulation North to wall f288 and west to wall f127. It has a sloping surface
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v125
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	It's a very hard clay natural accumulation located in the southwestern part of k15
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	mh	985 (39686 50129 - 4099 / Relay location: top)
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8797 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	8800 @top
D99	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Has an alternate bottom elevation, which is m4170 59-160.
F02	<ov f0295	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0756	P904-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ov f0303	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation closed to f295, dated to Khabur period
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Below f182 which is dated to EDIII by ceramics. It abuts the revetment wall and is sloping like the EDIII accumulations in this area.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	One of the uppermost layers associated with the EDIII period.
K03	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	clay
K05	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	gray
K07	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	very hard
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125a	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125b	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125c	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125d	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0125e	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	sc	P903

  J02f0298
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	is
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	pit-c
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v123
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f298 has assigned to a rectangular-shaped pit in the north-eastern area of k4 which measures 63x82 cm.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D03	P903-S306PC-R.J	al	982 (39158 51073 - 4044 / Relay location: top)
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8813 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8858 @top
F02	<si f0299	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>cu f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Start from f286
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	cuts f286
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Cuts through f286, dated to the Mittani based on stratigraphy and ceramics. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area.
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	P903

  J02f0299
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	fi
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	fi
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v123
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Contains carbonized barley seeds.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f229 has assigned to the fill of pit f298. The soil is very soft in consistence, clayish (due to the presence of melted bricks) and, because of the presence of bricky debris, is crumble in texture; the fill also includes lots of little stones and some ashes and burnt barely seeds.
C06	P907-P907SC.J	aa	The bottom of the pit does not correspond to the real bottom of the feature, because the workmen over-excavated it; for this reason we found, within the fill of the pit, a thick layer of ash containing lots of burnt barely seeds (which we collected in order to be analyzed); this layer has been lately exposed in the whole square (k4).
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	color was not recorded
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8813 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8858 @top
F02	<si q0751	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0761	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	>si f0298	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Start from f286
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Fill of f298
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of pit f298 which is Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	crumbly
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0123a	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	P903

  J02f0300
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	no ct
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	pt
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v123
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f300 has assigned to a pit in the south-eastern area of k4.
C04	P907-P907SC.J	aa	Being the pit cut not well defined, we artificially given to the pit a quadrangular shape.
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D03	P903-S306PC-R.J	al	983 (38963 51045 - 4047 / Relay location: top)
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8810 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8862 @top
F02	<si f0301	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>cu f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Start from f286
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	similar to pit f299
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Pit cut in f286, dated to Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area.
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0123a	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	P903

  J02f0301
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A03	UZ03-T914CJC.J	cjc	^use1
A20	P903-P913MH5.J	!!	fi
A21	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	fi
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v123
B11	P903-P913MH2.J	sc	Contains carbonized barley seeds.
B11	P907-P907SC.J	aa	f301 has assigned to the fill of pit f300 in k4. The soil, very soft in consistence, is clayish due to the presence of melted bricks and it is crumble texture, due to the presence of bricky debris; the fill includes also tiny stones and ashes and few burnt barely seeds, which have been collected in order to be analyzed.
C06	P907-P907SC.J	aa	The bottom of the pit does not correspond to the real bottom of the feature, since the pit have been over excavated from the workmen; for this reason, within the fill of the pit we found a thick layer of ash containing lots of burnt barely seeds (which we collected in order to be analyzed); this layer has been lately exposed in the whole square (k4).
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no color was recorded
D01	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8810 @bottom
D06	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	8862 @top
F02	<si q0750	P903-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0760	P904-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	>si f0300	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s159-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Start from f286
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	fill of f300
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Fill of f300.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of pit f300 which is Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Fill of pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area.
K07	U809-U809YM.J	ym	very soft
K08	U809-U809YM.J	ym	crumbly
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P903-P913MH5.J	mh	P903

  J02f0302
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A03	WX16-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv2
A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	al	ad
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v126
B11	P828-P904AL.J	al	It is located below f292 in k100 and it is characterized by fine and sandy texture.
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	al	k105
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8620 @bottom
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8633 @top
F02	<co f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0759	P904-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s670-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Under f292, which is the last pebble floor exposed
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under pebble floor f292 which is dated to EDIIIa based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on the stratigraphic location below f292, this feature is likely dated to the late Ninevite 5, similar to f291 and 294.
K03	P904-P913MH5.J	al	sandy
K05	P904-P913MH5.J	al	dark brown
K06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	7.5YR3/4
K07	P904-P913MH5.J	al	soft
K08	P904-P913MH5.J	al	fine
O01	v0122	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127a	O904-S204PC2.J	al
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	al	P904

  J02f0303
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A30	S306-S206PC.J	pc	compact and claysh accumulation under f297, abutting wall f127. It slopes toward south
A35	S306-S206PC.J	pc	v124
B11	V826-U906YM.J	cjc	Compact accumulation
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	8789 @bottom
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	8797 @top
D99	P904-P913MH2.J	sc	Surface slopes thus has alternative top and bottom elevations. Top: m4170 +59-160, bottom: m4170 +41-160.
F02	<ov f0297	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0762	P904-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ov f0306	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0308	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Immediately above a deposit dated to Phase h1-JPA with pottery data.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Possible Phase h1-JPA use deposit in k14.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of the later EDIII deposits in J2. Although the elevation is below the base of the revetment wall this is due to the slope in the area and it would actually be the same as the higher deposits immediately south of the revetment wall.
K03	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	clay
K05	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	reddish brown
K08	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	very compact
O01	v0124	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	P904

  J02f0304
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A01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	f0383
A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	al	aa
A30	S307-S206PC.J	pc	soft brown accumulation in the SE corner of k100
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v126
A40	V105-T816CJC.J	cjc	fill
C01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	Today we reexcavated k100 and removed all the backfill revealing what remains of f304.
C03	V105-T816CJC.J	cjc	Once k100 was excavated in 2009 it became apparent that the triangular deposition of a softer soil in the SE corner of k100 was not part of the original depositional sequence linked to the pavements but instead was the fill of pit. It appears that f304 is part of this pit fill.
C04	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	It was unclear if we had the same feature this year as was described in the UGR as f304 so we assigned it a new feature number f383 but it is now apparent they are the same. For the rest of this season we will refer to this accumulation by its new number f383
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	al	k100
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8609 @top
F02	<co f0268	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0276	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0287	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0292	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	all layers above are dated to phase h1-JPA
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation in the SE corner.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature was originally identfied by the excavators in 2005 as part of the pebble floor deposits it was clear in 2009 that it was the fill of the pit in the SE corner of k100, therefore it is assigned to the stratum associated with this cut.
K03	P904-P913MH5.J	al	clay
K05	P904-P913MH5.J	al	brown
K06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	7.5YR5/4
K07	P904-P913MH5.J	al	medium soft
K08	P904-P913MH5.J	al	fine
O01	v0122	O901-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0126	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0127	O904-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0146	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	al	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0305
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	al	ld
A35	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	L_W18d0913 J2w205 T313 pC.jpg
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	f305 has been assigned to the East baulk of k15
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	this feature is assigned to the east baulk in k15 so no descriptive attributes were recorded
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	al	k15
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	Since this feature is a baulk so no type of contact was assigned for it
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8996 @top
F02	<si q0764	P904-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0765	P904-P910MH3.J	al
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Assignment tentative, based on elevation.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	based on elevations only.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Elevations indicate it is in the upper levels of brickfall, likely after the use area had been covered.
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0044
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0203
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P904
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P904

  J02f0306
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	ly
B11	P904-P913MH2.J	sc	SW corner
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	layer located in the S-W corner of k14, characterized by a sloping surface, as the layers above
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes such as color texture and hardness where recorded
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	8759 @bottom
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	8791 @top
D99	P904-P913MH2.J	sc	Top surface slopes, has an alternative top elevation: m4170 +41-158
F02	<ov f0303	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0768	P904-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ov f0307	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0309	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Several shape sherds that all date to Phase h1-JPA.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Sloping cultural layer in k14.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Dated to late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128).
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Sloping layer, probably dating towards end of EDIII occupation in k14. This was then overlaid by f303 and then by the early Mittani deposits.
I99	P912-P912MKB.J	mkb	this feature is in k14 but related to the use area in the column. Many more shape sherds in this feature, all dating to Phase h1-JPA.
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	sc	P904

  J02f0307
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	ad
A30	S307-S206PC.J	pc	red accumulation sloping towards south, North of wall f288 and west of wall f127
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v128
B11	P904-P913MH2.J	mh	Red layer.
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	It's a natural accumulation layer located in k14 between walls f127 and f288
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	k14
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	8806 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8756
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8762
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8789
F02	<ov f0219	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<ov f0306	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0308	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0309	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Under f306, which dated to Phase h1-JPA.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the construction of the flanking wall. Unclear exact periodization as ceramics are still unanalyzed. Could be subject to further revision
K05	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	strong brown
K06	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	7.5YR5/6
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0128b	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0308
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	ad
A30	S307-S206PC.J	pc	red brownish accumulation exposed only in part under f307, abutting wall f127
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v128
A35	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	v125a
B11	P904-P913MH2.J	mh	NE corner.
B11	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	It's a natural accumulation layer in the northeast corner of k14
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	this feature was only exposed not excavated therefore hardness and texture and color were not recorded
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	k14
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	8806 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8794
F02	<ov f0219	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
F02	<ov f0303	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0307	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Under f306, which dated to Phase h1-JPA.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the construction of the flanking wall. Unclear exact periodization as ceramics are still unanalyzed. Could be subject to further revision
O01	v0128	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0309
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	ld
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v130
B11	P904-P913MH2.J	mh	SW corner.
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	layer located on the South-West corner of k14, abutting f289
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature probably there was no pottery found
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes such as color texture and hardness were recorded
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	k14
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	8745 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8739
F02	<ov f0306	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ov f0307	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Under f306, which dated to Phase h1-JPA.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just after the construction of the flanking wall
O01	v0130	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0130a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P904-P913MH5.J	mh	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0310
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A20	P904-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P904-P913MH5.J	al	ly
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	red claysh layer located in the Eastern portion of k4, abutting apron f131
D01	P904-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8810 @bottom
D06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	8826 @top
F02	<ov f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<cu f0311	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si i0025	P829-P913MH4.J	al
F02	<si q0774	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0790	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>ov f0315	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is correlated with f350 that was dated to late EDIII based on ceramics, however, it is also at an elevation similar to brickfall layers. It is probably a mixed feature that was eroded and therefore includes both EDIII and Mittani. I have dated it to the later period as it is probably mixed.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Possibly the same as f350 which is dated by ceramics to Late EDIII, probably belongs to early Late EDIII based on stratigraphy. It is at roughly the same elevation as the lower brickfall and so is probably eroded. It may include mixed ceramics, especially if it was excavated on level plane, it would have been cut by erosion in the west.
K03	P904-P913MH5.J	al	clay
K05	P904-P913MH5.J	al	red
K06	P904-P913MH5.J	al	2.5YR5/8
K07	P904-P913MH5.J	al	medium soft
K08	P904-P913MH5.J	al	fine
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P905
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P905

  J02f0311
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	is
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	pit-c
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	f311 has been assigned to a pit, aprox. 76cm in diameter in the NE portion of k4.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	994 (38948 50842 - 4019 / Relay location: p)
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8792 @bottom
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8814 @top
F02	<co f0286	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si f0312	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>cu f0310	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Starts from f310
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as other pits in front of apron f298 and f300
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	cuts through f310 which is a floor layer dated to late EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part Mittani restructuring? Shallow pits dug through EDIII layers, just under brickfall. Probably date to phase right before the brickfall.
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	al	P905

  J02f0312
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	fi
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	fi
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	fill of pit f311: soft brown soil
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8792 @bottom
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8814 @top
F02	<si q0779	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>si f0311	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Starts from f310
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	fill of f311
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	fill of pit f311 which cuts through f310 which is provisionally dated to the late EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part Mittani restructuring? Shallow pits dug through EDIII layers, just under brickfall. Probably date to phase right before the brickfall.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	al	clay
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	al	dark brown
K06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	7.5YR3/4
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	al	medium soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	al	medium fine
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	al	P905

  J02f0313
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A20	V105-U809YM.J	!!	of
A21	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	mx
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	Collapse of the N section of k24.
B11	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	This feature appears to be a baulk that was removed volumetrically from the northern portion of k24. The elevations were not recorded but as k24 was not excavated very deep it probably includes the upper layers.
C33	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	Very little information was recorded about this feature, there is no photo and no descriptive attributes were recorded. In addition there are no elevations recorded for this feature or its corresponding q-lots.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	k24
F02	<si q0783	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0784	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0785	P905-P910MH3.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	N baulk
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Unable to assign to a stratum based on lack of elevations or localization.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Baulk with no elevations or localization. Recording Error.

  J02f0314
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	ld
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v145
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	mh	Collapse of the E section of k24.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	k24
D06	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	9005@bottom
D06	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	9029@top
F02	<si q0786	P905-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0798	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0805	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0814	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ab f0128	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s148-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	same elevation as f125 and f137 in k13
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	pC identified this stratum based on elevations
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Upper layers against the revetment wall. Baulk feature so it is difficult to correlate with use areas.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	gray
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	dusty, fine
O01	v0145	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0315
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	ad
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	reddish accumulation in k4 under f310
C32	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	The elevation listed for this feature appears incorrect as the elevations for the feature below (f316) are higher than the listed elevation by about 20-30cms.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8810 @top
F02	<ov f0310	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0793	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0795	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>co f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Elevation such that f288 must have been showing.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	No screen wall in front of the apron.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is correlated with f353 that was dated to late EDIII based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Should be same as f353 although elevations are unclear.
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	al	reddish brown
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	al	fine
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	al	P905

  J02f0316
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A35	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	v133
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	soft accumulation in k4 under f315
C10	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	The elevation originally listed for the top of this feature contradicts the elevations given in the q-lots. According to the q-lot log this feature spans an elevation from 8789-8769.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	k4
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	8761 @top
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8769 @bottom
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8789 @top
F02	<co f0315	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0797	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0799	P905-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0806	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0816	P906-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>ov f0324	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0326	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0327	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0328	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mixed in date.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Cultural build-up in front of apron steps. Artificial feature.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This feature is under f315 that was matched to f353 and is dated to late EDIII based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is approximately the same elevation as f353 and is also located south of the apron. The notes from mH indicate that the ceramics were mixed in date but this may be due to the erosion f366, which cuts some of the floor features in the west, meaning that some features that were excavated on a level plane included some material from the brickfall as well.
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	brown
K06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	7.5YR5/4
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	very fine
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0317
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	st
A30	S307-S206PC.J	pc	two eroded stones sitting on the last steps of the apron f131 in the SW corner, next to wall f127. They may be come from wall f127
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v129
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	al	Includes two stones as components.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	1000 (39243 50424 - 4020 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	1001 (39260 50411 - 4020 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	995 (39345 50483 - 4069 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	996 (39317 50500 - 4041 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	997 (39290 50482 - 4043 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	998 (39317 50457 - 4060 / Relay location: p)
D03	P904-S306PC-R.J	al	999 (39239 50462 - 4010 / Relay location: p)
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8825 @bottom
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8862 @top
F02	<co f0286	S306-S206PC.J	pc
F02	>re f0131	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>re f0322	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Dating based on starting elevation.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	stones were covered by f286
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Two eroded stones, possibly come to rest at the end of the early Mittanni before the brickfall. This assignment is provisional.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	It is difficult to assign when these stones came to rest on the apron. They are relatively low on the apron, suggesting that they fell before the area was substantially covered. They probably belong to the period immediately before the brickfall or right at the beginning of the brickfall. The elevation would suggest they are inside the brickfall but they may have fallen before being covered by brickfall.
O01	v0123	O903-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0129	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0129a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	al	P906

  J02f0318
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	ld
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
A35	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	v115
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	f318 has been assigned to the South-East portion of baulk in k4
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	the type of contact assigned for the feature was reconstructed from v91
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8860 @top
F02	<si q0803	P905-P910MH3.J	al
F02	>ov f0188	U808-U808YM2.J	ym
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s158-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Dated on the base of starting elevation.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Baulk.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This baulk overlays a brickfall feature (f188)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This baulk is composed of brickfall (see v115) and overlays the small curtain wall f323. This small curtain wall defines the use phase inside the brickfall and therefore the brickfall of f318 which comes over it must belong to the second phase of the brickfall.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	al	mix
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	al	mix
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	al	mix
O01	v0091	O817-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0115	O829-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P905
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P905

  J02f0319
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	glacis
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v136
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	the glacis, consisting in a very hard sloping surface, which follow the slope of the layers underneath
C03	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	probably due to its hardness and compact surface it was layed in order to permit the flow of water from wall f128; it can be the same kind of layer found in J1 at the same position in front of revetment wall
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	k14
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	8793 @top
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8781
F02	<ov f0335	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0336	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0337	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0352	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0352	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0354	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0289	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation and layers above dated to phase h1-JPA
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Glacis associated with f288.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	This hard sloping layers is the lowest level excavated and abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128). It is under EDIII accumulations and so is dated to the same period as the other EDIIIb accumulations above it.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray layer associated with the construction of the monumental access. The type of contact with f127, the flanking wall, was not recorded originally but it likely runs underneath. In future excavations when the baulk just south of f127 is removed this question can be investigated further.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	very pale gray
K06	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	10YR7/3
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	very hard
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	very few inclusions, packed
O01	v0136	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0320
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	st
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v131
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	f320 has been assigned to three floating stones (medium and small in size) located in the corner between f127 and f128 in k104.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	k104
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	8879 @bottom
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	8902 @top
F02	>re f0321	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Sits in f171
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Stone at the corner of f127 and f128.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	sits in f171
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	These stones are sitting in f171 which is the transition point of EDIII and Mittani. These stones probably fell in place some time after the EDIII use, representing the non-maitainence of the area. For that reason I have dated them to early Mittani.
O01	v0086	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0087	O814-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0138	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0142	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	P906

  J02f032001
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A20	P905-P913MH2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	st
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	320.1 is a medium-large floating stone in the corner between f127 and f128 in k104
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1003 (39855 50541 - 3913 / Relay location: p)
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1004 (39872 50548 - 3918 / Relay location: p)
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1005 (39869 50579 - 3916 / Relay location: p)

  J02f032002
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A20	P905-P913MH2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	st
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	320.2 is a small floating stone in the corner between f127 and f128 in k104, west to f320.1
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1006 (39889 50540 - 3892 / Relay location: p)
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1007 (39885 50513 - 3875 / Relay location: p)

  J02f032003
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A20	P905-P913MH2.J	!!	no ct
A21	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	st
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	320.3 is a small floating stone in the corner between f127 and f128 in k104, west to f320.2
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1008 (39911 50513 - 3879 / Relay location: p)
D03	P906-S306PC-R.J	sc	1009 (39963 50301 - 3869 / Relay location: p)

  J02f0321
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v131
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	f320 is the accumlation below stones f320.1, f320.2 and f320.3 located in the corner between f127 and f128 in k104.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes such as color texture and hardness were recorded
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	k104
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	8879 @top
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8835 @bottom
F02	<si q0811	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0812	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0815	P906-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<si q0828	P907-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	<re f0320	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<ab f0227	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0127	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ab f0128	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	= f171
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	pedestal of stone f320.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	sits in f171
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Same as f171 which is uppermost levels of sloping accumulations from EDIII period. f171 includes mixed ceramics from EDIII and Mittani. Unclear which phase exactly to assign the feature since it is mixed.
O01	v0098	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0098b	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0102	O824-S204PC2.J	al
O01	v0104	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0105	O825-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0107	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0110	T222-S204PC2.J	pc
O01	v0131	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0131a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	P906

  J02f0322
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v129
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	sc	Pedestal of stone f317, no pottery recovered.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	k4
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	8825 @top
F02	<re f0317	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s176-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7f-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Dating based on starting elevation.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Pedestal of stone f317.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulations building up between the revetment wall (f128) and curtain wall (f288)
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Mixed feature of accumulations that stones for f127 collapsed onto. It is unknown when excactly the stones collapse but it is presumably during the Mittani times when the area was no longer kept up.
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	light brown
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	very fine
O01	v0129	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0129a	O904-S204PC2.J	mh
P02	P905-P913MH5.J	sc	P906

  J02f0323
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	ad
A30	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	its a clay natural accumulation layer in the eastern baulk of k23
B11	P905-P913MH2.J	mh	E baulk of k23.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	k23
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	no type of contact was assigned for this feature
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	9168 @top
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	9127 @bottom
F02	<si q0817	P906-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0822	P906-P910MH3.J	mh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s30-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9m-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	elevation as f30 in k13
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	E baulk of k23
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	See pC's reasoning.
K06	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	mh	gray
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0324
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	ab
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	a brown soft accumulation in the South-west portion of k4
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k4
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8779 @top
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8746 @bottom
F02	<ov f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0818	P906-P910MH3.J	al
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I11	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Mitanni in date.
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Accumulation on top of floor features.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Prossibly Mittani, at the elevation similar to erosion, might be mixed EDIII and Mittani materials. Dated to later stratum but could be moved with further analysis.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature includes Mittani sherds but may in fact be earlier. The erosion created an uneven surface in front of the apron and when features were excavated on a level surface they may have accidentally included both third and second millennium materials.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	al	sandy
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	al	brown
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	al	medium soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	al	fine
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P906
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P906

  J02f0325
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A20	P905-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A21	P905-P913MH5.J	al	ab
B11	S312-S211PC2.J	pc	accumulation in the South-West portion of k14
C10	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	Bottom elevation was not recorded. It is reconstructed here from the top elevation of the feature below.
D01	P905-P913MH5.J	al	k14
D06	P905-P913MH5.J	al	8738 @top
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8710 @bottom
F02	<ov f0210	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	<si q0819	P906-P910MH3.J	al
F02	<si q0820	P906-P910MH3.J	mh
F02	<si q0820	P916-P916MKB.J	mkb
F02	<si q0826	P907-P910MH3.J	sc
F02	>ov f0332	S306-S306PC.J	pc
F02	>ab f0288	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Abutting f288 to the south, on top of floor feature f332.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	dated for the pottery to Mittani
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with early Mittani curtain wall
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature was originally considered to be Mittani based on inclusion of Mittani sherds, but instead those sherds might have been included through the process of constructing the wall f288. It is possible then that this feature is actually from the third millennium. Above it is f310 which is tentatively associated with f350 which was dated to the late EDIII period.
I99	P916-P916MKB.J	mkb	the latest date of the sherds in this lot is Mittani or possibly Khabur because of the Khabur type painted body sherd and the small disk base of a bowl. Other sherds in the lot are mixed earlier periods with one rim dating to Phase 4 and sherds dating to Phase 1.
K03	P905-P913MH5.J	al	clay
K05	P905-P913MH5.J	al	gray
K07	P905-P913MH5.J	al	soft
K08	P905-P913MH5.J	al	fine
P01	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	P907
P99	U808-U808YM.J	ym	P907

  J02f0326
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	P906-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fa
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v132
B11	P906-S307PC.J	mh	very thin and fragile plaster layer. Very difficult to excavate [hence we didn't expose much of it but left it for the next season]. Seen first in profile of k100 and associated with one stone of staircase. Gray layer right on top of it/mixed with it.
B11	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	Plaster floor, associated both with the apron f131 and with the high steps of f130.
D01	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1010 (38905 51062 - 4018 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1011 (39092 50921 - 4025 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1012 (39056 50969 - 4024 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1013 (39023 51107 - 4025 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1014 (39064 51108 - 4025 / Relay location: top)
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	8749@top
F02	<ov f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
F02	>ov f0329	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Plaster floor, associated both with the apron and with the steps (the high step). Its association with the steps suggests that this floor level could date to the 3rd millennium. Perhaps this is the highest 3rd millennium floor we have.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	lower than elevation of a floor in J6f184, which date to h35-MZA
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Plaster floor, similar to f370. Also at the same elevations as other EDIII floors.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Should be assigned to same as f329
K03	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	plaster
K05	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	white
K06	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	2.5Y8/2
K07	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fragile
K08	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fine
O01	v0132	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0132b	O904-S204PC2.J	sc

  J02f0327
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	P906-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fd
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v132
B11	P906-S307PC.J	mh	floor surface close to the Southern baulk of k4: it is characterized by the presence of small pebbles and pottery sherds
B11	S225-S211PC2.J	pc	floor surface in front of apron
D01	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1017 (39112 50682 - 3947 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1018 (38744 51045 - 4028 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1019 (38986 50462 - 3949 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1020 (38916 50890 - 4022 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1022 (38947 50426 - 3943 / Relay location: top)
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	8740@bottom
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	8751@top
F02	<ov f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor surface on top of the plaster floor. f324 on top is Mitanni in date based on the mixed pottery recovered.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	lower than elevation of a floor in J6f184, which date to h35-MZA
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Equal to f353
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature has mixed Mittani deposits it in but that may because the erosion cut of f366 was not noticed at first and features that were excavated on a level plain would include brickfall in the western sections and third millennium material in the east. Roughly the same elevation and description as f355 from later excvations. f355 was dated to Late EDIII, or late-Mid-EDIII
K03	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	sand, clay
K05	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	light yellowish brown
K06	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	10YR6/4
O01	v0132	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0132b	O904-S204PC2.J	sc

  J02f0328
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	P906-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fd
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v132
B11	P906-S307PC.J	mh	hard floor surface similar to floors f330 and f329
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	floor surface in front of apron
C10	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused.
C33	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	Elevations were not recorded. Based on v132 this feature appears to be at almost the same elevation as f327 which has a top elevation of 8751 and a bottom elevation of 8740.
D01	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
F02	<ov f0316	S312-S211PC2.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor surface on top of the plaster floor. f324 on top is Mitanni in date based on the mixed pottery recovered.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	lower than elevation of a floor in J6f184, which date to h35-MZA
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping.
K03	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K05	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	light yellowish brown
K06	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	10YR6/4
K08	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	homogenous, fine
O01	v0132	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133c	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh
P01	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	exposed, not excavated

  J02f0329
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	P906-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fd
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v132
B11	P906-S307PC.J	mh	hard floor surface abutting apron f131: here we found pieces of gypsum. similar to floors f328 and f330
C10	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused.
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature
D01	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1015 (39049 50923 - 4056 / Relay location: top)
D03	P912-S306PC-R.J	mh	1016 (39011 50755 - 4019 / Relay location: top)
D06	S306-S306PC.J	pc	8743@top
F02	<ov f0326	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor surface on top of the plaster floor. f324 on top is Mitanni in date based on the mixed pottery recovered.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	lower than elevation of a floor in J6f184, which date to h35-MZA
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping.
K03	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K05	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	reddish yelow
K06	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	7.5YR6/6
K08	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	homogenous, fine
O01	v0132	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0132a	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
O01	v0132c	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
P01	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	exposed, not excavated.

  J02f0330
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	P906-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	fd
A35	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	v133c
B11	P906-S307PC.J	mh	floor surface, very hard with pieces of gypsum. Similar to floors f328, f329
C10	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused.
C32	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	mH's notes on the stratigraphy note that this feature may be above the plaster floor (possibly refering to f329). The types of contact are not listed and therefore it can not be determined the exact contact.
C33	U808-U808YM3.J	ym	q log does not indicate the existance of a qlot for that feature
C33	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	Elevations were not recorded for this feature but based on the notes it appears to be of a similar elevation to f329 at 8743
D01	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	the type of contact could not be recovered
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Floor surface on top of the plaster floor. f324 on top is Mitanni in date based on the mixed pottery recovered.
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	lower than elevation of a floor in J6f184, which date to h35-MZA
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping.
K03	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	clay
K05	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	strong brown
K06	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	7.5YR5/6
K08	P906-P913MH5.J	mh	homogenous, fine
O01	v0132c	O904-S204PC2.J	sc
P01	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	exposed, not excavated.

  J02f0331
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A20	P907-P913MH5.J	!!	bu
A20	S306-S306PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	P907-P913MH5.J	sc	ad
A21	S306-S306PC.J	pc	mixed
B11	P913-P913MH2.J	mh	f331 is a accumulation in a small area (approximately 120 cm north-south from the western wall of J02 starting approximately from m4171 and moving south and 20 cm east-west) in k14 which has been excavated as a baulk
C04	P913-P913MH2.J	mh	This was excavated as a baulk in order to straighten this area.
C33	U809-U809YM.J	ym	no descriptive attributes such as color texture and hardness were recorded
C33	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	No q-lots are listed for this feature. Also, no elevations were given.
D01	P907-P913MH5.J	sc	k14
D04	U808-U808YM2.J	ym	since it was excavated as a baulk no type of contact was assigned for it
D06	P907-P913MH5.J	sc	8859 @top
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Artificial feature consists of several others.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation this baulk appears to be within the brickfall layers
P01	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	P913

  J02f0332
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A20	P913-P913MH5.J	!!	su
A21	P913-P913MH5.J	mh	fb
B11	S306-S306PC.J	pc	Very hard and compact floor surface. Slopes to the south
C30	S306-S306PC.J	pc	there is any information for this floor and no view. I suppose this floor is located in k14 and not in k4 as indicated, because is located south of wall f288 and under f325
D01	P913-P913MH5.J	mh	k4
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8710
D06	P912-P913MH7.J	mh	8734
F02	<ov f0325	S306-S306PC.J	pc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Below the elevation of f288
I12	P914-S215PC.J	mh	Very hard and compact floor surface. Slopes to the south.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on comparative elevations this feature should be around the elevation of mid-EDIII features such as f358
K05	P913-P913MH5.J	mh	white
K06	P913-P913MH5.J	mh	10YR8/1
O01	v0133	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0133	S224-S224PC.J	pc

  J02f0333
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A20	S307-S206PC.J	!!	no ct
A21	S307-S206PC.J	pc	st
A35	S307-S206PC.J	pc	v140
B11	S307-S206PC.J	pc	oblique stone in the East section of k100, probably has the same function as f257 in the opposite side of the apron f131, at the same elevation
C03	S307-S206PC.J	pc	this stone marks the entrance to the staircase, as does on the other side stone f257.
C99	S307-S206PC.J	pc	this stone was better exposed during the excavation of J6, area located east of J2 (see J6f100)
D01	S307-S206PC.J	pc	k100
F02	>le f0129	V105-U809YM.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s630-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3p-J2B
I10	S305-S305PC.J	pc	is part of wall f129, while the upper part is embedded in it
I11	S305-S305PC.J	pc	layers dated to h33-MZA abut it in J6
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Associated with the construction of the flanking wall f129
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of construction of f127
O01	v0096b	O820-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137a	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0137b	O912-S204PC2.J	mh
O01	v0140	O913-S204PC2.J	mh

  J02f0334
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A01	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	f0346
A01	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	f0288
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl1
A20	T721-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	wall
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Wall running east-west in k14 that abuts f127. It is the same as f288 and is part of the same wall as f346. It is a small curtian wall in front of the revetment wall (f128) with several large limestones.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v153a
A98	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	Because this feature remained from the previous year but we did not have access to the previous feature number at the beginning of MZ22 we assigned it a new number. It is however now known that it is, in actuality, f288.
B11	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc	This feature is the remains of the wall just west of the west apron wall (f127). It had been excavated in 2005 but we assigned it a new feature in MZ22 (2009). Two points, the Southeast corner and the southwest corner, were measured by the surveyor Adeeb for plots (m6130 is the SW point, m6131 is the SE point). We assigned each stone inside the wall a component number 1-9. In previous years there was another row of stones on top of those that we surveyed but these were removed. This feature therefore only represents the bottom row of stones of the whole wall. This wall abuts wall f127.
C10	T729-T729CJC.J	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.
D01	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k54
D01	T729-T729CJC.J	cjc	k14
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8799 @top
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8807 @bottom
F02	<si q0829	T721-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0335	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0346	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0346	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0335	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0336	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0127	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0335	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Before the Mittani brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Before the Mittanni brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Mittani wall
K03	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
O01	v0147	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
P02	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T721

  J02f0335
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A01	T729-T729CJC.J	cjc	f0336
A01	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	f0352
A01	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	f0289
A20	T721-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T827-T827CJC2.J	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.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v153
A98	T822-T822CJC.J	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.
B11	T721-T721CJC.J	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.
B11	T820-T820CJC.J	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.
C01	T727-T727CJC.J	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.
C04	T729-T729CJC.J	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).
C10	T902-T830CJC.J	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.
C30	T820-T820CJC.J	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.
D01	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k54
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k14
D03	T721-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1023 (39461 50054 - 8947)
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8807 @bottom
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8947 @top
F02	<co f0334	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0349	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0830	T721-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0844	T727-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0845	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0334	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0354	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0334	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	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.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Directly under the wall f334, presumably built at the same time
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation inside and under Mittani curtain wall.
K03	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	red and gray
K07	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	chunky
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0156	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0161	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161d	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T721

  J02f0336
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A01	T729-T729CJC.J	cjc	f0335
A20	T721-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	a
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the wall f334. This number was only used for one q-lot and then f335 was accidentally used to refer to the accumulation under wall f334. For summary purposes f335 and f336 should be considered the same accumulation.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v152c
B11	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc	This accumulation was directly under the wall f334. It abuts the west wall of the apron (f127). It comes apart in large chunks. The color is reddish with some small white spots. When picked it comes apart in a chunk. There do not appear to be any bricks acting as a foundation for the wall f334. This feature was presumably left in place to support the wall f334 which had not been removed, but it may have also formed a portion of a baulk.
C04	T729-T729CJC.J	cjc	This feature was accidentally confused with f335 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).
C10	T902-T830CJC.J	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.
C30	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	This feature was confused with f335. From now on all information refering to f336 will assume that f335 and f336 are the same feature, that is, the accumulation under the wall. The feature that would have been f336 essentially no longer exists as a separate feature due to the mix-up.
D01	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k54
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k14
D03	T721-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1024 (39382 50329 - 8807 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8735 @bottom
D06	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8807 @top
F02	<co f0334	T721-T721CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0831	T721-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0354	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	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.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Directly under the wall f334, presumably built at the same time
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the Mittani wall.
K03	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	red and gray
K07	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T721-T822CJC2.J	cjc	chunky
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc

  J02f0337
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A20	T722-T822CJC2.J	!!	of
A21	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	vm
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	North baulk of k14. This was excavated as volumetric feature.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v152
B11	T722-T722CJC.J	cjc	This feature was the leftover stub of a baulk from previous J2 excavations. It would have been the north baulk of k14. We decided to remove it as it was heavily eroded. We removed it down to almost the bottom but left just a little piece in place so we can continue to use the same baulk in this year's excavations. The feature was made of some hard chunky materials mixed with ashy lenses.
C10	T902-T830CJC.J	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
D01	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k54
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k14
D03	T722-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1025 (39646 50455 - 8855 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8791 @bottom
D06	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8855 @top
F02	<si q0832	T722-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Elevation
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Elevation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Mixed Mittani and EDIII, unidentified ashy features inside.
K03	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
O01	v0147	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
P02	T722-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T721

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A01	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	f0341
A20	T723-T725CJC.J	!!	fi
A20	T723-T822CJC2.J	!!	of
A21	T723-T725CJC.J	cjc	bf
A21	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	mx
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Large brickfall in south k15 and k5. It is composed of red and gray bricks. Probably Mittanni in date.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v179
B11	T723-T725CJC.J	cjc	This feature is the south section of all of J2. We have assigned it to k54 which is an over-arching locus we have been using for all the cleaning operations at the beginning of MZ22 (2009) before the squares are reestablished. The section is clearly composed of brickmelt and brickfall. The section was cut back about 50 centimeters to remove the eroded pieces and also to create more room in front of the apron for the J2 excavations of this year. Several q-lots were collected from this feature.
B11	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	Very large brickfall accumulation. It is composed of red and gray bricks. It was originally the cut of the south section but when removed it was completely composed of brickfall. At the lowest part there are large partial pieces of bricks, as we move up the section we see small portions of bricks, brickmelt and at the top the pieces of brick are almost indistinguisable but certainly still the same material only more degraded.
C03	T803-T804CJC2.J	cjc	The scraping of the south section of k15 and k5 revealed only brickfall. Originally this feature was described as mixed but now we can see it is very uniformly brickfall. This is the same situation as the scraping of the west section of k14 and k15, therefore, both f338 and f341 (section scraping) are brickfall and are the same feature.
C10	T902-T830CJC.J	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 k15 and k5.
D01	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k54
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k5
D06	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8707 @bottom
D06	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8895 @top
F02	<si f0345	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0345	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0833	T724-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0834	T724-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0835	T725-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	>co f0339	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0344	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0366	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0344	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni.
K03	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bricky
O01	v0148	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148a	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0151	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0155	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0158	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0168	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0169a	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0174a	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T723-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T723

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A20	T725-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fb
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Very hard gray surface in k15. This surface was probably created by the erosion (f366) seen in the south section. Water from the erosion made it very hard. Originally thought to be a either a glacis (f319) or a sloping surface across the whole area (k110, k5 and k15) it turned out to be an erosion surface confined primarily to k15.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v174
B11	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	Very compacted surface with some small pebbles inside. It was exposed when removing f338. It is very hard and a light gray color.
B11	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	This surface slopes down from east to west. In k5 it is 8930(m6151+158-143) in the SE corner sloping down to 8855 (m6152-124+143) in the SW corner.
B11	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	The surface of f339 is a very flat gray surface. It is very hard and appears smooth. When the materials above it were picked they separated easily from the surface of f339. Because it overlays more than one feature it comes apart slightly differently. In the northern part when picked it comes off attached to large brown chunks (about 15cm in size). Under these chunks we found the reddish layer f348. In contrast in the SW portion of f339 when picked it comes off in an extremely thin layer and immediately overlays a pink layer (f373). The portion underlying f339 in the north with the chunks has occasional charcoal inclusions and small white laminations from roots or water.
C03	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	I think that this layer is probably a result of the erosion we see in the south section of k110, k5 and that continues in k15. I suggest this because f339 overlays more than one feature (including f365, f373 and f348) which indicates that the layers underneath were eroded before they were overlaid by the gray layer of f339. I think the reason that it comes apart in different ways when picked is because after the erosion the water and dust settled and bonded with the different exposed layers in different ways. For example in the southwest corner it only rested on top of the pink (f373) while in the northern part it became more bonded with the layer underneath (f348). Also, the brickfall rests directly on top of this layer which suggests it was the last moment in time, sealing off the eroded layers before the brickfall fell on top of it.
C10	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	When we first began excavating we thought that perhaps f339 extended across all of J2, but when we excavated it, f339 was contained to only k15.
C40	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	We attributed this feature to the accumulation immediately under the brickfall when we scraped back the south section of k5 and k15. It was a hard gray layer sloping down from east to west. It appeared to be the same as f344 in k110. When we began removing the feature it became unclear if this was the same feature as it appears in the SW corner of k5 that the brickfall directly overlays an uneven surface with embedded pebbles. When we remove the pebble-surface (f362) we hope to see if f362 is a wash that cut the surface of f339 or if f339 did not continue under the brickfall as assumed. We will use the south section to verify the slope (or non-existence) of this feature.
C99	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	We have not excavated this feature yet.
D01	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k4
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1102 (39154 49915 - 8705 / Relay location: SW corner of remaining portion)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1103 (39211 50023 - 8721 / Relay location: Center point of NW edge)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1104 (39232 50175 - 8733 / Relay location: NE corner point)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1105 (39233 50100 - 8724 / Relay location: NW corner point)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1106 (39041 50098 - 8714 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1107 (39148 50173 - 8724 / Relay location: point on eastern edge)
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8712 @bottom
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8724 @top
F02	<co f0338	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0341	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0354	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0371	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0371	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0882	T810-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0373	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0348	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0365	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s161-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Assigned to the same stratum as the erosion (f366) that presumably created this feature.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Possibly formed by the erosion of f366
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	The nature of this feature is unclear, but it appears to be a surface formed by the processes of erosion. It may have been partially eroded in the third millennium but it was furhter damaged in the mid-Mittani when the erosion of f366 happened. For this reason I have assigned this feature to the Mittani although it could be revised with further information. Similar to f371.
K03	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
K07	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	very hard
K08	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	platy
K08	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	smooth surface
O01	v0154a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0156	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0158	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174a	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174b	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174c	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
P02	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T811

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A01	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	f0342
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	T725-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Small area next to the cement staircase and immediately under the cement staircase that was removed when the south section was cut back. It was composed entirely of brickfall.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v151
B11	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	This feature was assigned to the removal of the dirt edging the cement staircase. It had been left in place as a border to the stairs to prevent erosion of the stairs. It was very small. It is composed of brickfall.
C01	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	Today we finished removing a portion of the area under the staircase. This portion (corresponding to q-lot q862) appears to have not been disturbed in the construction of the staircase. We collected the pottery, it appears that a portion of the reddish layer, f361, was removed in removing this feature.
D01	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8806 @bottom
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8842 @top
D06	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	8757
F02	<si q0836	T725-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0862	T802-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0342	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0343	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0343	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of large Mitanni brickfall
K03	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown and red
K07	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bricky
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O99	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	There is no direct view of this feature as a separate feature but it is part of the large brickfall f338. The best view was chosen from the pre-excavation photos and f340 is visible in the area just to the east of the cement staircase.
P02	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T725

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A01	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	f0338
A20	T725-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Large brickfall composed of red and gray bricks, seen clearly in section that covers the western part of k15. It is part of the same brickfall as f338. The bricks at the bottom are larger and more clearly articulate and appear more degraded towards the top of f341. This feature was originally excavated as a volumetric feature but it was composed entirely of brickfall.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v156
B11	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	This feature is the remains of a baulk from the previous excavations. It is in the western part of k14. It is very large, extending 6.5 meters south from its NE corner (r1028) and 70 centimeters to the west. It abuts the south section of J2 (f338)
B11	T726-T726CJC.J	cjc	Some large chunks of carbonized wood. The largest was the size of a fist. pC removed the largest pieces from the section. They were collected as a sample. We also found large reddish brick chunks with white inclusions.
D01	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D03	T725-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1028 (39487 50008 - 8859 / Relay location: NE corner of removal of baulk stub in k14, k15)
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8724 @bottom
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8859 @top
F02	<si f0345	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0345	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0837	T725-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0839	T725-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0840	T726-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0843	T726-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0846	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0339	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0373	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0346	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni.
K03	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown and red
K05	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	red and gray
K07	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bricky
O01	v0147b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0148b	T719-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0151	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0152c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0153	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0155	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0156	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0161	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161d	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T725

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A01	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	f0340
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	T725-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Removal of brickfall in south k5 under the cement staircase. This feature is the same as f341, both refering to removal of brickfall surrounding the cement staircase.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v151
B11	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc	The removal of the remaining brickfall in the south part of k5. It is composed of red and gray brick pieces. It is hard and comes apart in bricky chunks when picked. In MZ21 this area was part of J7.
D01	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8786 @bottom
D06	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8806 @top
F02	<co f0340	T725-T725CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0838	T725-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	<si q0841	T726-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	>co f0360	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0366	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni.
K03	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown and red
K07	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bricky
O99	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	There is no direct view of this feature as a separate feature but it is part of the large brickfall f338. The best view was chosen from the pre-excavation photos and f342 is the portion of the brickfall hidden by the cement staircase.
P02	T725-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T725

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A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	of
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	mx
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Dirt, including backfill from under the cement staircase. Has no stratigraphic importance
B11	T726-T726CJC.J	cjc	Removal of dirt from under cement staircase. This was partially composed of backfill and partially of brickfall.
C02	T726-T726CJC.J	cjc	Although it has no real context we collected the pottery and assigned a feature.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D03	T725-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1030 (38895 50752 - 8759 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8755 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8823 @top
D06	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	8755 @bottom
F02	<ov f0340	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0340	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0842	T726-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0360	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0360	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Unassigned, includes backfill from cement staircase.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Includes backfill from cement staircase.
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	light brown
O99	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	There is no view of this feature as it has no archaeological significance.
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T726

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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fb
A30	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	Hard compact surface in south k110. It is about 10cm thick in section and a very distinct gray color. It has some sherds and pebbles embedded in it.
A35	T901-T901CJC.J	cjc	v158a
B11	T726-T726CJC.J	cjc	Very hard surface with some small pebbles and sherds. Highly compacted and appearing to slope down to the southwest of J2. It is covered by the brickfall (f338, f342). It is a light gray color.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D03	T725-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1033 (38782 50706 - 8784 / Relay location:  SW corner of f344)
D03	T725-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1034 (38826 50712 - 8779 / Relay location: NW corner of f344)
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8772 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8783 @top
F02	<co f0338	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0338	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0852	T726-T729CJC3.J	sh
F02	>co f0347	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0347	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F99	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	f344 is covered by a thin layer in section, it has not been possible to correlate the features seen in the south section of k110 (the locus in which we found f344) with the previous excavations. It is possible that f310 is the feature covering f344 although there is no feature under the brickfall (which was a large feature f286) that matches the description of f344. Therefore, no types of contact have been assigned covering f344.
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Based on ceramics dated to EDIIIB
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q852-p1 conical cup with string cut base; -p16 coarse reddish-brown bowl similar to J2f258 q683-p1 (see under this entry the references to comparative bowls in J1); -p5, -p15 and -p17 bowls with flat bases and strong wheel marks; -p3 yellow-buff jar with a slightly outturned rim; -p20 cup with string cut base with swelling of body wall just above the base; -p9 reddish-buff conical cup; -p8 greenish-buff conical cup
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on ceramics dated to EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII floor in front of the apron. This is the highest preserved floor. It is possible there were more floors above this feature but they were destroyed or removed in antiquity due to erosion. The brickfall falls directly on this feature.
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	Phase 4c
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	smooth
O01	v0158	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0158a	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T721

  J02f0345
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A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A20	T727-T727CJC.J	!!	no ct
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	floating stones
A21	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	st
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Six floating stones inside the large brickfall. They are all at about the same elevation but do not form any kind of structure.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v157
B11	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	Six floating stones in k15. They are floating in the brickfall of f341 and f338. Components were assigned to each stone f345.1, f345.2, f345.3, f345.4, f345.5, f345.6 and relayed.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8749 @top
F02	>si f0338	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0338	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0341	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0341	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Inside the Mittani brickfall and thus dated to the same stratum.
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0156	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0157a	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T726

  J02f034501
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1035 (38965 50268 - 8749 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034502
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1036 (38985 50202 - 8744 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034503
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1037 (39038 50110 - 8741 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034504
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1038 (39122 49945 - 8742 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034505
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1039 (39204 49953 - 8766 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034506
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D03	T727-T728CJCR.J	cjc	1040 (39256 49908 - 8768 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f0346
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A01	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	f0334
A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ctwl1
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	is
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	w
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Small curtain wall in front of the revetment wall (f128) to the west of the the wall f127. f346, together with f334, is one wall that abuts the western wall (f127) of the apron (f131). It is composed of large limestones, some with a triangular shape. The f346 portion of the wall was partially collapsed when excavated.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v161
B11	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation of stones in k14. They appear to form a wall. The stones to the north of the wall appear to be stones that have fallen off the top of the wall.
B11	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc	This wall is composed of several large stones. It is held together with a brown soil. It is probably a continuation of f334 although there was no direct contact visible between f346 and f334 when f334 was removed. Very few sherds were found inside of the wall. 20 stones of this feature were relayed, only 18 were visible before dismantling the wall. Most of the stones were medium sized (approximately 30x30cm) while some were quite large (approximately 50x60cm).
C02	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	We will assign one feature to all the stones, even those that have fallen off the top. Although this wall appears to line up with f334, we have given it a separate feature as it was not found touching f334 and could conceivably be different, however, I believe it is a continuation of wall f334.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8741 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8798 @top
F02	<si f0351	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0341	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0352	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0288	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0334	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0334	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	This feature is stratigraphically before the Mittani brickfall that comes up against the wall. It corresponds in time with other curtain walls.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Before the Mittanni brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls.
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	stony
K99	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc	The brickfall (f341) comes up to the south face of this wall. The wall appears to have already collapsed by the time the brickfall comes and covers it. This suggests that the wall had already fallen into disuse and had had several stones fall over before the brickfall came and covered it.
O01	v0154c	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0156	T721-T729CJC2.J	cjc
O01	v0161	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161d	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T728

  J02f034601
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1058 (39385 50061 - 8745 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034602
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1059 (39382 50030 - 8747 / Relay location: edge of stone)
D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1060 (39385 49984 - 8762 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034605
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1061 (39498 50094 - 8732 / Relay location: edge of stone)
D03	T901-T901CJCR.J	cjc	1072 (39523 50105 - 8801 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034606
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D03	T901-T901CJCR.J	cjc	1073 (39552 50030 - 8776 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034608
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1062 (39484 49980 - 8792 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034609
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1063 (39523 49985 - 8814 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034610
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1064 (39493 50020 - 8797 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034611
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1065 (39460 50009 - 8798 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034612
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1070 (39437 50001 - 8780 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034613
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1071 (39453 49967 - 8776 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034614
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1069 (39422 50028 - 8771 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034615
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1066 (39454 50036 - 8811 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034616
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1067 (39465 50057 - 8810 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034617
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1068 (39449 50080 - 8781 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034618
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D03	T901-T901CJCR.J	cjc	1074 (39616 50126 - 8788 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034619
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1075 (39471 50013 - 8748 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f0347
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fb
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Very compact gray floor in k110. It is part of a long sequence of floors in front of the apron (f131) indicating the long-use of the area.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v213
B11	T727-T727CJC.J	cjc	Very hard compacted floor in south k110. It is a grayish color with some flat sherds embedded in it.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8767 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8772 @top
F02	<co f0344	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0344	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0848	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0865	T803-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0350	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>co f0350	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII deposit in south k110
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	unclear
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
K99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	only tiny body sherds
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T728

  J02f0348
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A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fa
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Very red granular accumulation in k15. It may form a subfloor for the f359 and f373. This feature was only partially exposed and was not excavated.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v175
B11	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a granular red layer that crumbles easily. It is much redder than anything around it. It is soft and in some places it comes off when we pick the layer above it (f339).
C01	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc	Reddish layer under f339 that we have not excavated yet. It was slightly exposed in the SW corner of k15.
C03	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc	This feature is probably the same as f379 in k110 although we do not have a direct connection.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D03	T822-T823CJCR.J	cjc	1137 (39239 49894 - 8712 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	T822-T823CJCR.J	cjc	1138 (39175 50160 - 8719 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8712 @top
F02	<ov f0339	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0373	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Assumed to be the same as floor f379 which is from a more stratified context based on the matrix and composition of the feature.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although there is not direct stratigraphic connection it appears to be similar to f379 which is dated to the moment between the construction of the monumental access and the flanking wall. The reddish color, however, suggests that it may be similar to f359, the salmon floor which is presumed constructed at the same time as the flanking wall
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	red
K06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	5YR7/6
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	granular
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0349
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A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	A group of large pebbles, about 10-20cm in size, sitting in the accumulation (f335) under the wall f334. They may form a part of the base of the wall.
B11	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	Grouping of 22 stones in k14 under the area of the wall f334. These stones are sitting in f335. The stones were smaller than those composing the wall f346 and f334. The stones were approximately 20-30cms in size.
C02	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	These stones were relayed together as a group by pC and sH but each stone was assigned a component number. pC sketched the location of the stones.
C03	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	The stones seem to form a base to the wall f334, overlayed with some soil with the larger stones of f334 sitting on top. It was not defined as a wall because it is only one row of stones, with no height.
C33	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	No photos were taken of this feature.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8764 @top
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8807 @bottom
D06	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	8807 @bottom
F02	>si f0335	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Directly under the wall f334, it is presumably built at the same time as a foundation
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Stones associated with construction of Mittani curtain wall
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	stony
O99	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	There is no view of this feature as it was accidentally removed before photographing.
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T728

  J02f034901
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	sg	1042 (39326 50270 - 8764 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034902
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	sg	1043 (39325 50250 - 8759 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034903
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	sg	1044 (39318 50247 - 8759 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034904
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	sg	1045 (39337 50235 - 8763 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034905
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	sg	1046 (39333 50227 - 8766 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034906
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1047 (39335 50195 - 8767 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034907
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1048 (39347 50192 - 8761 / Relay location: center of stone)

  J02f034908
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1049 (39347 50168 - 8759 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034909
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1051 (39335 50150 - 8761 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034911
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1050 (39377 50192 - 8763 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034912
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1053 (39294 50214 - 8741 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034913
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1052 (39311 50197 - 8747 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034914
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1054 (39368 50223 - 8755 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034915
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1055 (39459 50141 - 8766 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034917
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1056 (39400 50112 - 8792 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f034922
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D03	T728-T728CJCR.J	pc	1057 (39445 50110 - 8757 / Relay location: edge of stone)

  J02f0350
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fb
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Soft, sandy layer with a reddish color. It is a very thin accumulation. It is one of a series of 11 level floors and accumulations in south k110.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v213
A98	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	This feature was only recovered in the south section of k110 where we cut back the baulk. Possibly equal to f310
B11	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc	Sandy reddish layer. Very crumbly and coarse.
B11	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	This feature is very thin, less than 5cm thick. In the section is is clearly distinguishable because it is soft and crumbles easily. The sandy particles are very coarse and are red and white. We only exposed this feature when we cut back the south section of k110.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8757 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8767 @top
F02	<co f0347	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<co f0347	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0849	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<si q0866	T803-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0353	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>co f0353	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q849-p9 bowl with squared rim; -p8 bowl with squared rim but coarser than -p9; -p5 and -p7 flat based in a fine ware with strong wheel marks on the exterior; -p3 small round sided bowl
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII deposit in south k110
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	Phase 4c
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	reddish
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	sandy
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T728

  J02f0351
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A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	a
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Brown accumulation inside of the wall f346.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v161
B11	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc	Brown soil found inside of wall f346. It is full of fist-sized rocks but not much pottery. It is possibly the mortar of the wall. It is not very compacted.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8741 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8798 @top
F02	<si q0850	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>si f0346	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	It is inside of wall f346, which is assigned to the this strata based on its stratigraphic relationship to the brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Inside of Mittani wall
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	crumbly
O01	v0161	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0161d	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T728

  J02f0352
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A01	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	f0335
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the wall f346. It is only partially excavated as we did not remove all of the wall.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v161
B11	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation under the wall f346.
B11	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Comes aprt in chunks, has a reddish and brown colors. Very similar to f335.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8741 @top
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8752 @bottom
F02	<co f0346	T728-T728CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0851	T728-T729CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	This deposit is thought to be the same as the f335 and thus is assigned to the same stratum, despite being associated with the wall f334, which is dated to the Mitanni.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Directly under all f346, presumably part of the same construction
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Under the Mittani wall, may contain mixed ceramics from both third and second millennium as the construction of the wall seems to have disturbed the surrounding accumulations somewhat. See v130 for the disturbance of third millennium deposits north of the wall.
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium soft
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	chunky

  J02f0353
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T726-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	f
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Reddish accumulation in south k110, one of the series of 11 floors and accumulations in this area demonstrating the long use. This layer is distinguished from f350 as it is less sandy and is more compact.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v213
A98	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	This feature was only recovered in the south section of k110 where we cut back the baulk. It still needs to be correlated with the features from the previous excavation but is possibly f315
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	Coarse material with reddish particles.
B11	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc	This layer is similar to the one immediately above it but it is harder and less sandy. It is still reddish in color. It is very coarse with larger particles. It feels rough in your hand. It includes some small pebbles. We only exposed this section when we cut back the south section of k110.
D01	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8757 @bottom
D06	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8761 @top
F02	<co f0350	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<co f0350	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0853	T730-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0867	T803-T804CJC.J	sg
F02	>co f0355	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q853-p4 hole mouth jar with rounded rim; q853-p3 cooking pot with rounded rim; q642-p8 Metallic ware jar; q642-p6 beaded rim bowl; q642-p2 Ninevite V small ribbed cup; q642-p4 yellow-brown conical cup
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII based on ceramics from mKB
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	Phase 4c
K03	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T726-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T730

  J02f0354
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A20	T730-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	lens
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation immediately to the west of f127, where it met with the curtian wall f344. It is composed of gray laminations overlaying the hard gray layer, f319. This feature was probably created by water collecting near the base of the corner of the two walls (f344 and f127).
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v174
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	Layer covering the hard gray layer (f319) in k14. This feature comes apart in flaky layers. It is probably composed of laminations created by water. It is a mix of the gray surfaces with brown softer soil. It is located to the south of where wall f334 was located. It is possible that the laminations were caused by the location of the wall. It is not very compacted.
D01	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k14
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8736 @bottom
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8757 @top
F02	<ov f0335	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0336	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0854	T730-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0319	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0339	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s161-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	This feature is possibly the same erosion and water damage that formed f339 and f371 and is thus assigned to the same feature.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Although this feature is directly on top of the f319 which was dated to the construction of the monumental access it appears to be considerably later. Any accumulations that may have overlaid f319 appear to have been removed by erosion. The thin laminations of these layers indicates the presence of water, probably water that caused the erosion f366. As a result I have assigned the damaged features in this corner near the flanking wall f127 to the same stratum as the major erosion event.
K03	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	flaky
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T730

  J02f0355
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T730-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Floor composed of pebbles and sherds laying flat, recovered only in the southern portion of k110.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v162
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	Pebble and sherd floor in the southern portion of k110. Presumably the floor covered the entire locus but we have only the portion remaining where we are cutting down the south section of k110. The floor is about 5cm thick with the sherds mostly lying flat. There are many pebbles in both the surface of the floor and also the matrix that makes up the subfloor. The surface of the floor appears gray but when picked it is a rich brown color. The soil is coarse but when you rub it between your fingers it is very soft and fine.
C03	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	Appears to be the same as f327 from the previous excavations
D01	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8752 @bottom
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8757 @top
F02	<co f0353	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0856	T730-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0357	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q856-p10 and -p15 coarse medium gray string cut cup bases; q856-p1, -p5, -p6 flat bases of cups or bowls with lower vessel walls rounded just above the base; q856-p11 with squared rim in a coarse ware; q856-p8, -p13, -p17 jars with rim pointed and rounded on the exterior; q856-p1 jar with interior grooved rim; q856-p14 flaring rim jar
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII based on ceramics from mKB, elevation similar to f327.
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	Phase 4c
K03	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	reddish
K07	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium hard
K08	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse with pebbles and sherds
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162a	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162b	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162c	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T730

  J02f0356
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^bf
A20	T730-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall in k111. This feature was an arbitrary 20 cm deep to remove a portion of the brickfall to allow for easier access from the J7 vantage point to J2.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v163
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall in J7k6, it was excavated as part of J2 this year. We removed about 20cm to make access from J7 easier. This was part of the site presentation project, not really part of the objectives of J2. The feature contained articulated red and gray bricks similar to those seen in the south section of J2k14 and visible in all of the west sections of J7.
D01	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k111
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8815 @bottom
D06	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8827 @top
F02	<si q0855	T730-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0877	T08--T826CJC2.J	sh
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s160-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Part of the large Mittani brickfall, dated to the middle Mittani based on the dating of erosion to the early Mittani.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Brickfall directly on cut of erosion.
K03	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium soft
K08	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bricky
O01	v0163	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0163a	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0165	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0165a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T730-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T730

  J02f0357
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A01	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	f0363
A01	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc	f0364
A01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	f0365
A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T801-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Thick deposit of several natural accumulations. This feature was created by several different depositional events but was excavated as one feature. It has many flaky layers and breaks apart into layers very easily.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v213
A98	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	When we were excavating this layer it appeared to be one feature, however, in the west section we were later able to define some subtle differences. Therefore we will assign new feature numbers in k5 to the different layers that composed f357 in k110 and more than one layer in k5 will be equal to f357 in k110.
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a flaky gray layer that covers all of k110. Portions of this feature were exposed for several seasons as this is the elevation at which the previous J2 excavations ended. It has a gray surface but when picked it comes part in flat layer. The layers are sandy with red and white inclusions. It is very coarse.
D01	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8743 @bottom
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8752 @top
F02	<ov f0355	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0857	T801-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0858	T801-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0859	T801-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0861	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0358	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0359	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0378	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to transitional EDIIIA-EDIIIB based on ceramics.
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q858-p6 coarse red-brown flat base with depression around the base, Ninevite V type; q859-p7 bowl with square rim but thinner than some examples of this bowl type and with very slight curvature on the upper part of the exterior similar to J1 f341 q1289-p2; q841-p4 Late Chalcolithic jar; q859-p10, -p11, -p12 flat base with wheel marks from a cup or bowl with swollen lower body walls; q859-p4 narrow necked jar with flat rim; q859-p5 bowl with rxtended square rim; q858-p5 narrow necked jar with rounded rim and globular body
I12	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	this feature as well as J2f359 are transitional between Phases 3s and 4c (in traditional terms early and late ED III, ie ED IIIA and ED IIIB) because they have elements in the ceramics that are characteristic for both periods. In this respect the typology resembles J1 the fills below the earliest escarpment (J1 f329, f341, f345, f347, f354)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Floor above f334 dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Dated to Mid-EDIII based on ceramics, also stratigrapically below features assigned to Late EDIII
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	Transition from Phase 3s to 4c
K03	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray brown
K07	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	flaky
O01	v0158	T721-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162a	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0162c	T730-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164a	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164b	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0189	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T801

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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl2
A20	T801-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A20	T829-T829CJC.J	!!	bu
A21	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A21	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	ld
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Lens of pebbles in the southern part of k110. It is probably created by the same natural processes that created the deposits of f357.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v164
B11	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc	Small lens in the south portion of k110. The lens is a slightly harder brown and gray material and the main portion of it contains a high concentration of sherds and pebbles. The portion to the south does not contain as many sherds or pebbles but has the same soil matrix. It is irregular in shape and does not appear to be a floor as the sherds and pebbles are not aligned and are not lying flat. The material is very hard and has a coarse texture. It is similar to f357.
C03	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	This feature appears to be a lens that is a part of the same depositional process that created all the natural accumulations of f357 and is perhaps not a distinct depositional event but instead is a small deposit within the large deposition of several natural accumulations that make up f357.
D01	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1079 (38752 51000 - 8738 / Relay location: Point on east edge of f358)
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1080 (38795 50856 - 8730 / Relay location: Point on north-east edge of f358)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	1081 (38831 50900 - 8732 / Relay location: Point on northern edge of f358)
D03	V126-V126CJCR.J	cjc	1082 (38816 50860 - 8729 / Relay location: East point on northern edge of f358)
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8708 @bottom
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8726 @top
F02	<co f0357	T801-T801CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0860	Y117-Y117CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0359	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to transitional EDIIIA-EDIIIB based on ceramics.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Floor above f334 dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Dated to Mid-EDIII based on ceramics, also stratigrapically below features assigned to Late EDIII
K03	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray brown
K07	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0164	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164a	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0164b	T801-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T826-T826CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T801

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A01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	f0373
A20	T801-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	f
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Salmon-colored floor covering the whole area in front of the apron (f131). It is cut by erosion in front of the apron but presumably continued up to the base of the apron. Might be the first floor associated with the construction of the apron. It is a reddish orange color in section and gray with reddish patches when viewed from the top. It is hard with a smooth surface.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v181
B11	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	This feature was first identified in the west section of k100 in front of the stairs f130. It is a very dramatic salmon-color. When we came down from the top, however, the color was more patchy but still distinctive. f359 slopes up and abuts the bottom visible stone of the apron f131.
B11	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc	This layer had a hard and relatively smooth surface where the surface was preserved. The layers above separate easily when using the trowel or when using only the pick and the brush. f359 extends across k110, k5 and k15. It is about 10 cm thick and is only salmon-colored when scraped, otherwise it mostly looks gray from the surface. Although originally we thought it sloped up to abut the apron it is heavily damaged and difficult to tell. There is a portion of the salmon floor visible in the west section of k100 that comes up to the apron (f131) and there is a small portion of a red layer near the apron in k4 which may either be a remaining portion of f359 or possibly part of the redder layer under f359 (f348, f379).
C01	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	Today we removed this feature in k110. It was very hard and when picked it came off in chunks. We did not recover that many sherds. At 7:30 in the morning mKB and hQ came to review our pottery and they said that it appears from the few sherds we have that probably a provisional date of EDIII can be suggested for f359.
C03	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	We have discussed the possibility of f359 being the layer associated with the construction of the apron (f131) and the second staircase (f130). fAB argues that it may be possible as f359 laps up against the last visible stair of the apron (f131). pC thinks the first layer may be lower based on comparisons with the oblique stone east of the staircase (f130) in J6.
C03	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	It is likely that f359 is not the first floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131) for two reasons. First, there are accumulations underneath (f369, f378) that slope up to the bottom stones of the apron which could not happen if they were cut to place the apron. Second, mKB provisionally dated the materials in the floor to EDIII and we expect an EDII date for the construction.
D01	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k5
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8728 @bottom
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8743 @top
F02	<co f0365	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0357	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0358	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0367	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0376	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0889	T813-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0377	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0369	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s630-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3p-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to transitional EDIIIA-B based on ceramics and connections with the apron.
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q889-p6 jar or bowl of heavy clay brownish-red exterior with clay that is not well mixed, cchaff with sub-round holes, the whole rim section is not preserved; q889-p1 bowl with pointed rim and folded toward the interior, red clay with calcite inclusions covered with a thick greenish-yellow slip, both interior and exterior, smoothed interior and exterior; q889-p11 fine green rounded base with prominent wheel marks both inside and outside; -p8, -p9, -p12 small cups with sand and calcite temper; -p3 small bowl or cup with beaded rim, small amount of chaff, greenish-yellow surface color. This type of beaded rim bowls are found in Late Ninevite V through the Early Dynastic III periods.
I12	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	this feature as well as J2f357 are transitional between Phases 3s and 4c (in traditional terms early and late ED III, ie ED IIIA and ED IIIB) because they have elements in the ceramics that are characteristic for both periods. In this respect the typology resembles in J1 the fills below the earliest escarpment (J1 f329, f341, f345, f347, f354)
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Dated to EDIII based on ceramics and connections with the apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	It appears that this feature is associated with the construction of the flanking wall f127. It may represent a purposefully laid floor designed to perserve and protect the area in front of the apron. The exact connections to f127 are not clear as there is a baulk at the base of the wall and additionallly f359 is damaged by erosion close to the base of the apron (f131).
I99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	3s-4c
K03	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	orange
K05	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	Yellowish red
K06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	5YR5/6
K06	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	5YR7/3
K06	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	5YR5/6 wet
K07	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	compact
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159b	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159c	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166b	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187c	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0205	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0206
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	Not removed in k5 and k15
P01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	removed in k110 on T813

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A03	UZ17-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ts
A20	T801-T822CJC2.J	!!	of
A20	T802-T802CJC.J	!!	bu
A21	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	mx
A21	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	ts
B11	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	This feature is primarily composed of the removal of the remaining portions of the surface of k5. It also includes the removal of some of the remaining brickfall in the section. This feature was used during the cutting back of the section in k5 and then the removal of the portions that remained under the cement staircase.
C06	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	This feature was intended to include only the mixed features of the section but ended up including a small portion of the sloping features in section, probably including f344 and f347.
D01	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8749 @bottom
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8755 @top
F02	<co f0342	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0343	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0343	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0863	T802-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0361	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s0-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h9z-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Unassigned cleaning operation. Includes mixed features.
K03	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray brown
O99	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	There is no view of this feature as it was originally intended just for cleaning and scraping the square. In the views of the south section of k5 (v211) It would have been where f344 and f347 are now labeled.
P02	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T801

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A20	T801-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	This feature is a reddish layer with small pebbles and sandy inclusions. It is the continuation of f350 and f353 from k110 into k5. It was excavated as one feature instead of two.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v211
B11	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	Small portion of a reddish layer. It is sandy and coarse. There are many small pebbles included in the matrix but they do not form any kind of surface. Generally they are about 1-2cm in size. The layer sometimes comes apart in chunks, and when broken these chunks reveal small red and white sandy inclusions.
C03	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	This feature may be the same as f350 or f353 in k110
C06	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	A portion of this feature was cut while excavating the area under the cement stairs (f340) so some material may have been included with q862.
D01	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1084 (38867 50683 - 8751 / Relay location: east point north edge)
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1085 (38871 50637 - 8751 / Relay location: center point north edge)
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1086 (38874 50593 - 8753 / Relay location: north edge)
D03	T801-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1087 (38862 50518 - 8749 / Relay location: west point )
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8751 @bottom
D06	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8769 @top
F02	<co f0360	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0362	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late EDIII based on connections with f353 and f355.
K03	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	reddish
K08	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0168	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T801-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T802

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A20	T802-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A20	T803-T803CJC.J	!!	su
A21	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pc
A21	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation of small pebbles and sherds in the southeast corner of k5. It is the continuation of f355 from k110 into k5. It is eroded on its western edge where it is cut by f366.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v168
B11	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	Gray layer with uneven surface. There are pebbles embeddeed in the matrix but it is very uneven, unlike a laid floor. There are also sherds included. This layer is possibly a result of water flow. The pebbles in the eastern portion are larger and become smaller as it moves to the west, possibly because the larger pebbles settled out of the water sooner than the small pebbles.
B11	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	This feature is composed of pebbles (5cm and smaller) and a brown matrix. The layer is very hard and the soil is coarse. The surface is uneven with some sherds laying flat. It is contained to the southeast corner of k5 (including the east baulk). It slopes down slightly to the south-west and does not continue across the whole square. The western edge does not appear to be cut.
C01	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	We exposed this feature completely, relayed and photographed it, and removed it. The pottery was sent to mKB for analysis.
C03	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc	May be the same as f358 in k110 but right now there is no stratigraphic connection.
C03	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	May be the same as f355 but it is more disturbed and with larger pebbles. It is, however, at the same elevation and does appear to follow across through the east baulk of k5.
D01	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D03	T803-T820CJCR.J	sg	1088 (38764 50758 - 8756 / Relay location: SE edge of f362)
D03	T803-T820CJCR.J	sg	1090 (38928 50656 - 8748 / Relay location: point on N edge of f362)
D03	T803-T820CJCR.J	sg	1091 (38946 50550 - 8741 / Relay location: point on NW edge of f362)
D03	T803-T820CJCR.J	sg	1092 (38888 50471 - 8742 / Relay location: SW corner of f362)
D06	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8751 @bottom
D06	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8756 @top
F02	<co f0361	T802-T802CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0362	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0868	T803-T804CJC.J	sg
F02	<si q0902	U819-TX6HQ.J	cjc
F02	>co f0362	T804-T804CJC3.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0364	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Possibly the same as f355 which is dated by ceramics to Late EDIII, probably belongs to early Late EDIII based on stratigraphy
I99	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	unclear but probably Phase 4c
K03	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
K08	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	with large pebbles
K99	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	only 5 shape sherds, all small
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0168	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0168a	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0168b	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0168c	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T802-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T803

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A01	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	f0357
A20	T803-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Naturally accumulated surface with many plate-like layers. It is brown and soft.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v211
A98	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	In the west section of k110 we can see some slight differences in the layers that were not visible when picking and removing from above. This lead to f357 in k110 being very thick, we will try and follow the thinner layers in k5. For this reason we have assigned a new feature number to f363 instead of using f357, however, f363 is the same as the top portion of f357.
B11	T803-T803CJC.J	cjc	Flaky with a plate-like structure. The soil is primarily brown with medium-fine particles. Some chunks come out, about 5cm in size, usually with a flat bottom. Each plate-like layer is about 5cm in thickness and can be separated with the trowel although occasionally it is very hard and needs to be picked.
C01	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc	Today we continued removing this feature. It was composed of many flakey layers and it was difficult to follow just one layer. The layers separate easily with the trowel.
D01	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8742 @bottom
D06	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8751 @top
F02	<cu f0366	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0864	T802-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0869	T803-T804CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0870	T805-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0364	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s610-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3u-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I11	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	q864-p4 and -p5 flaring necked jars; q870-p11 and -p13 small cups with simple rim and strong wheel marks on the exterior.
I12	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	the cups were made on a fast wheel from the hump and therefore resemble the later Phase 4j cups so probably the date is closer to the end of the Early Dynastic period.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Similar in elevation to f330, f329 in same area.
I99	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	Transition Phase 3s to 4c
K03	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	plate-like
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0168	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0168a	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0168b	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T803-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T805

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A01	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc	f0357
A20	T805-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Naturally accumulated floor surface with plate-like layers, similar to f363 but more red and coarse.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v211
B11	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc	This feature is composed of plate-like layers with reddish inclusions. It is sandy and very coarse. The particles are irregularly shaped. When picked it comes off in layers. The small chunks are very friable, they break apart easily when you rub them between your fingers.
C99	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc	This feature is very similar to f363 which is immediately above it, however, it is slightly more red in color so we assigned it a new feature. In k110 it would be equal to f357. f357 in k110 appeared to be one feature composed of many layers (similar to both f363 and f364) so we assigned it only one feature, however, now we are following the features in k5 across using the west section of k5 so we have a greater control for separating features so we are able to assign separate features to f363 and f364.
D01	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8733 @bottom
D06	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8742 @top
F02	<co f0363	T805-T805CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0362	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0871	T805-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0872	T806-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	<si q0881	T809-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0365	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0365	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0365	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I11	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	q881-p2 jar with pointed rim rounded on exterior; q881-p1 short necked jar; q881-p4 jar with folded over rim with deep interior groove; q881-p7 beaded rim conical cup in very fine Simple ware, dark green; q881-p5 beaded rim cup or bowl, yellow-green; q871-p7 Bi-color bowl, dated to Phase 5c so out of context here
I12	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	there were a large number of the very fine Simple ware cups and small bowls found in Temple BA and its immediate surroundings
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Just above f365, it does not appear to be significantly later in time. It continues around to the area south of the revetment wall and may serve as one feature to help connect the two areas.
I99	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	Transition Phase 3s to 4c
K03	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167b	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0169	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0169a	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0171	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0171a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0207
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0208
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T805-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T805

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A01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	f0357
A20	T806-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fd
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Naturally accumulated floor with many plate-like layers, it has many inclusions and is very coarse. It continues across the whole area in front of the apron (f131).
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v169
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Natural accumulation of many plate-like layers. It is a gray-yellow color. It continues across all the loci in front of the apron (f131) including k110 (where it is referred to as f357), k5 and k15. It is very coarse and difficult to break apart. It has sandy inclusions and some pebbles. There are some sherds laying flat between the layers but no distinguishable individual floor surfaces. It is very friable.
C10	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Because we were able to follow this feature across the loci without separations caused by baulks we were able to use the same feature number in all the loci.
D01	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	k4
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8727 @bottom
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8733 @top
F02	<co f0364	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0364	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0339	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0364	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0366	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si f0375	T811-T811CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0873	T806-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	<si q0874	T806-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	<si q0875	T806-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	<si q0876	T08--T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0878	T08--T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0883	T810-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0884	T811-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0886	T811-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0887	T812-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0359	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0367	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0368	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0376	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0372	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0372	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0131	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0131	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F99	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	Due to the erosoin cut f366 that we see in the south section of k110, k5 and k15 we can determine that several layers were truncated in the west, which is probably the case with f365. It seems to end somewhere in the middle of k15, disappearing as we followed it from east to west. Although it was likely eroded explaining why it is not present in the western half of k15, I assume it would have originally covered f373, f372 and f348.
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII
I11	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	q874-p9 thick flat finished bowl base with bitumen traces on the interior; q873-p16 finished bowl base, green; q873-p17 finished bowl base, green, thick; q873-p7 thin cup or bowl with pointed rim and strong wheel marks on the interior; q873-p4 small bowl with pointed rim, green
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature is clearly after the construction of the flanking wall. It may be considered to be Late EDIII in which case it should be assigned to a slightly later strata. The ceramics appear to indicate that it may be a mid-EDIII feature with some later sherds mixed in. It seems to me that the later sherds could be a result of the use of the area and the damages of erosion.
I99	T918-T920MKB.J	mkb	Phase 4c
K03	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	yellow gray
K07	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	crumbly, coarse
O01	v0167	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167b	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0167c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0169	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0169a	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0171	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0171a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187c	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0206
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0207
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
P02	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T808

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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ersn2
A20	T806-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	erosion cut
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Erosion cut seen in the south section of all k110, k5 and k15. It is very large and slopes sharply in eastern k5 before leveling off to a more gentle slope in the west. The surface underneath (f339) is very hard and has forms a sharp division between the features above and below suggesting the cut was caused by water erosion. The brickfall rests immediately on top of the cut.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v179
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature is the erosion cut that is seen in the south section in most of J2 (south k110, k5, k15). It slopes down from east to west and cuts through many layers. It slopes more sharply near the middle of the apron (f131). It has damaged or totally removed many features, virtually all seen in the south section of k110 as well as removing all the layers that would have extended into k5.
D01	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8711 @bottom
D06	V105-U809YM.J	cjc	8815 @top
F02	<co f0338	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0342	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0344	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0347	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0350	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0353	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0355	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0357	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0359	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0361	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0361	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0362	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0362	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0363	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0363	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0364	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0365	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s161-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Because the Mittani brickfall rests directly on this feature, it must have been created in the phase immediately preceding the brickfall.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Immediately before the Mittanni brickfall.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This erosion happens immediately before the brickfall. If there were earlier Mittani activities they were erased by this erosion.
O01	v0168	T803-T826CJC3.J	sg
O01	v0169a	T806-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0211a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0212a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	Only seen in section, not removed.

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A20	T806-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Fill of erosion cut f376. It is soft and similar to the natural accumulation immediately above (f365). It extends across k5 near the apron and into k15. It contains some larger sherds and is brown and flaky in consistency.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v172
A40	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	fill type 2
A40	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	lens type d
B11	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc	This feature is composed of a reddish brown matrix with some gypsum inclusions. It is medium hard and comes apart partially in flakes. It is similar to f365 which covered it.
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	After we excavated f367 we found it was an accumulation that filled in the erosion cut (f376). It is a natural accumulation with some larger sherds and pebbles in it that may have been deposited there when the erosion cut was filled by accumulations brought down the apron (f131) by water.
C03	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc	I think the plaster (f370) is either partially overlaying f367 or is embedded in f367 as it is very thin and damaged and seems to be part of the same matrix as f367. Because the plaster is so damaged it is difficult to assess its relationship to any of the features.
D01	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k4
D01	T902-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1093 (38998 50717 - 8724 / Relay location: SE corner of f367)
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1094 (39003 50554 - 8719 / Relay location: Middle point of south edge)
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1095 (39072 50361 - 8711 / Relay location: SW corner of f367)
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1096 (39110 50369 - 8724 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1097 (39122 50488 - 8722 / Relay location: Middle point of north edge)
D03	T808-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1098 (39055 50752 - 8729 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	T822-T823CJCR.J	cjc	1140 (39004 50172 - 8706 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	T822-T823CJCR.J	cjc	1141 (39065 50217 - 8711 / Relay location: NW corner)
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8721 @bottom
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8727 @top
F02	<co f0365	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0879	T08--T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0880	T809-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	<si q0888	T812-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0370	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0359	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0368	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0369	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0376	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Fill of cut assigned to stratum 610, same as f365 aslo assigned to stratum 610
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Cuts into f359 so must be after, although not too long after as f359 was still visible and being used.
K03	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	granular
O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173b	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173c	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173d	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T809

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A01	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	f0369
A20	T806-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	f
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray layer sloping up to the base of the apron (f131) with some large sherds embedded in it. When f367 was excavated it became apparent that f368 is, in fact, the same feature as f369.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v172
B11	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc	Gray layer sloping down away from the apron. It has some larger sherds (10cm) embedded in its surface. It seems to have laminations on its surface but we have not excavated it yet.
C40	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	After removing f367 we found that f369 which is a flakey gray layer, appears to be the same as the gray layer we found abutting the apron stair (f131) which was f368. In the future we will refer to the combination of the features as only f369.
D01	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k4
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8730 @top
F02	<co f0365	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0367	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0370	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<in f0376	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0131	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of f369 which was found under f359.
K03	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	smooth surface
O01	v0170	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0170c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173b	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173c	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173d	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

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A01	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	f0368
A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl1
A20	T806-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray layer that extends out from the base of the apron, where it was called f368, and continues under the salmon-colored floor f359. It comes up against the apron and may be associated with the construction of the apron.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v181
B11	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray layer. It is gray colored and is very flakey. When we pick the layer above (f367) f369 is easily exposed although the very thin laminations sometimes break apart.
C01	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc	We have only exposed it in a very small area.
C01	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	Today we exposed all of this feature that is not covered by f359.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature is probably the same as f374 in k15 and as f378 in k110 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359.
C40	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	After removing f367 we found that f369 which is a flakey gray layer, appears to be the same as the gray layer we found abutting the apron stair (f131) which was f368. In the future we will refer to the combination of the features as only f369.
D01	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D06	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8721 @top
F02	<ov f0359	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0367	T808-T808CJC.J	cjc
F02	<in f0376	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Under f359, only visible where the erosion cut through f359 and exposed lower layers.
K03	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
K08	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	flaky
O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173b	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173c	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187c	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T806-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

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A20	T809-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fa
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Plaster 'floor' in k5. It is composed a few fragmentary pieces of plaster on a level surface that may have originally formed a floor but now it is heavily damaged and difficult to determine. It is composed of 3 main patches of plaster, which contain very fragmentary plaster pieces and no complete surface.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v173
A40	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	At first we thought this feature was a plaster floor but it is not positive. It may instead be an eroded portion of something plastered that has washed down and been included in the features immediately in front of the apron (f131). We hope to find the answer to this question by investigating the thin white/yellow layer seen in the west section of k5 to see if it is a plaster floor.
B11	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	Very damaged plaster floor. It is only visible in small patches which are very damaged and retain almost no surface. The feature is composed of small pieces of plaster, about 1-2 cm in size that are grouped together on the same plane giving the appearance of a floor.
C02	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	Because we cannot conclusively determine if this is a plaster floor based on the few remaining patches exposed in k4 we hope to examine closely the white/yellow thin line we see in the west section of k5 to see if it is a plaster floor which would allow us to more safely suggest that f370 is indeed a plaster floor.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature may be the same as the thin plaster layer seen in the west section of k5 which we have labeled f375. f375 is much more defined and less patchy but it is plausible they were connected at one point. It seems unlikely that the floor was completely plastered unless it was heavily damaged because we found no remaining large pieces of plaster but only tiny whitish yellow inclusions.
D01	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k4
D03	T809-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1099 (39011 50718 - 8714 / Relay location: Center point of SW small patch f370)
D03	T809-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1100 (39048 50695 - 8712 / Relay location: center point middle patch f370)
D03	T809-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1101 (39083 50674 - 8719 / Relay location: NW patch of plaster f370)
D06	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8719 @top
F02	<co f0367	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0368	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F99	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	This feature is extremely fragmentary and consists of only three small patches. In some areas it appears to overlay f368, while in other areas it appears to be sitting in the erosion f367 with portions of f367 covering it. In the types of contact I have only described it as covered by f367 and overlaying f368 for ease of explanation but the situation is not very clear.
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Sits inside EDIII features identified by ceramics and stratigraphy
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Floor just after the rebuilding, Associated with f367, f368.
K03	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	plaster
K05	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	white
K07	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	crumb
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173a	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173b	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173c	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173d	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
P02	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0371
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A20	T809-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	ad
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Gray laminations on top of the northern portion of f339. This feature is very flaky and comes apart easily.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v174
B11	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	gray flakey layer on top of f339. The layers are very thin and come apart easily.
C01	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	At this point it is unclear if this feature is the same as f339 but damaged by water or if it is a series of thin accumulations on top of f339. Today we began excavating this feature but did not recover any pottery so there is no q-lot.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature was a thin flaky layer immediately on top of f339 that separated easily. It appears to be a damaged portion of f339 rather than a separate deposition. Because f339 is thought to be the moment after the erosion (f366) when a harder 'crust' developed on top of the eroded layers it seems plausible that these accumulations on top are part of the erosion and formation of the crust (f339) before the brickfall (f338, f341).
C40	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	This layer of thin laminations is probably part of the same depositional process that created all the small laminations in the southeast corner of k14, f354. It is likely that f354 and f371 are the same or at least created by the same process.
D01	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D06	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8721 @bottom
D06	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8729 @top
F02	>ov f0339	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0339	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0372	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s161-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7j-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Probably part of f339, this feature is associated with early Mittani erosion.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of erosion processes. Inconclusively dated as there is no pottery but it seems to be damaged by erosion. It could possibly be a third millennium floor damaged by erosion but for now it has been attributed to the period of erosion.
K03	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	flaky
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174a	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174b	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174c	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
P02	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T810

  J02f0372
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A20	T809-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bf
A30	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc	Feature with some articulated bricks, small stones and without clearly defined boundaries.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v177
A40	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc	This feature was not fully explored this season as we finished the excavations in k15 before fully exposing it. At first it appeared to be a bricky material but we found that nearby there were also some disturbed layers and small stones and heavy erosion to the west. It is possible then that this is not a brick surface or brickfall but rather a combination of different materials all mixed together by erosion. This question remains open for next year when this area will likely be excavated fully.
B11	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc	Bricky material, possibly brickfall. On the surface we see some partially defined brick pieces of red and gray color. It appears to be the same color brickfall of f338 but it is probably not the same brickfall as they are separated by f339 and f371.
D01	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D06	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8726 @top
F02	<ov f0365	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0365	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0371	T809-T809CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0374	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation, this feature is assigned to the same strata as those immediately around it.
K03	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray and red
K07	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174a	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature was not excavated and will remain when k15 is backfilled.
P02	T809-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0373
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A01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	f0359
A20	T810-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Pink layer in the southwest corner of k15. It is very fine powder and forms no real surface. It is probably a damaged portion of f359.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v175
A98	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature when it first was excavated seemed very dissimilar to anything else we excavated in consistency and color but when we followed the hard salmon-colored floor (f359) across from east to west it appears to connect with f373.
B11	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	Dramatic pinkish layer. Very soft and apparently contained to the southwest corner of k15. The matrix is very fine.
C01	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	We have only exposed this layer but not removed it yet.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	We now think that f373 is a damaged portion of the salmon-colored floor (f359). The heavy erosion in k15 could explain why the consistency of this portion of the floor seems so different. We did not remove this feature so this question could be further explored in subsequent excavations.
D01	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8714 @top
F02	<co f0339	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0341	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0348	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s630-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3p-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Same as f359
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Part of salmon-floor f359 which has been associated with the construction of f127.
K03	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pink
K06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	5YR8/4
K07	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fine
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0207a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	not removed

  J02f0374
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A20	T810-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray sloping layer. It was not excavated but may form a surface that extends completely from k15 to the base of the revetment wall.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v175
B11	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	Gray flaky layer with apparent laminations. It slopes sharply from north to south in the northern part of k15.
C01	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	We have only exposed this layer and have not yet excavated it.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature is probably the same as f369 in k4 and k5 and as f378 in k110 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359.
D01	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8724 @top
F02	<ov f0339	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0341	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0348	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0348	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0372	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0372	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
K03	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	flaky
O01	v0174	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0174b	T809-T826CJC3.J	sh
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0179b	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0182	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0183	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	not removed

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A20	T810-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fa
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Surface with plaster inclusions, possibly a plaster floor. It is very friable with small white inclusions. It is limited to a small area in eastern k15.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v177
B11	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	This feature was first identified in the west section of k5 where it appeared as a thin yellowish white line. Once we removed the feature above it (f365) we were able to explore the idea that this may be a plaster floor similar to f370 in k5 (although at a slightly higher elevation). When we began exposing it we found it appears mostly gray from above with small white and yellow nodules.
B11	T811-T811CJC.J	cjc	This feature when totally exposed appears mostly as a gray flaky layer with white inclusions. It is unclear if it was completely covered in plaster or if the white is just a kind of inclusion.
C01	T810-T810CJC.J	cjc	We began exposing this feature using the small pick and the brush. Tomorrow we hope to expose it completely, photograph it and remove it.
C01	T811-T811CJC.J	cjc	We exposed this feature, relayed it and photographed it. We also removed it today.
D01	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k15
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1108 (39065 50327 - 8714 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1109 (39041 50234 - 8707 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1110 (39116 50160 - 8712 / Relay location: point on western edge f375)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1111 (39178 50269 - 8728 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	T810-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1112 (39078 50340 - 8723 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8714 @top
D06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8730 @bottom
F02	<si q0885	T811-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>si f0365	T811-T811CJC.J	cjc
F99	T811-T811CJC.J	cjc	Because we only identified this feature in section and did not see it while we were excavating f365 it is both covered by f365 and also overlays f365. I have decided to say that it sits in f365 but I want to clarify that it is a distinct layer, clearly visible both in section and when we came down on top of it in k15 (although not in k5).
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Sits inside EDIII features identified by ceramics and stratigraphy
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Should be assigned to same as f365 as it was only identified in section.
K03	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	plaster
K05	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	yellow white
K06	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	10YR8/2
K07	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fine
O01	v0171	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0171a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0175a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0176c	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0177a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0207
P02	T810-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T811

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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^ersn1
A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	erosion cut
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Cut of erosion that extends as a very shallow channel from east to west in front of the apron, removing some floors, notably f359. It was filled with a natural accumulation of f367.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v186
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	cut of erosion across k4, k5 and k15. It was filled by f367. It is a shallow cut with uneven edges. It cuts from the northeast corner of k4 where it touches the apron (f131) down to the southeast corner of k15. f376 has cut through f359, and reaches its bottom at the hard layer f369. This cut was probably formed by erosion caused by water that came down the apron and the staircase.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k5
D01	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc	k15
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8721 @bottom
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8743 @top
F02	<co f0365	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0367	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0359	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>in f0368	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>in f0369	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s620-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3s-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	This feature has transitional EDIIIA-B accumulations above and below it and is part of EDIII use and erosion in front of the apron.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Part of EDIII use and erosion in front of the apron.
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Cuts into f359 so must be after, although not too long after as f359 was still visible and being used.
O01	v0172	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172a	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172b	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0172c	T808-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173b	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0173c	T809-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178a	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0178b	T811-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0186	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0186a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187b	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

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A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Layer immediately under f359, it is thin and has a plate-like structure. It may be a subfloor for f359. It is not well defined and is not very thick.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v189
B11	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	Gray layer with an uneven surface. The matrix is soft and fine although the surface is hard. It separates easily like a flake from the accumulation underneath. This feature is thin in the northern portion of k110 and easily damaged by the pick, while in the southern portion it is thicker and separates easily from the other features.
C01	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	We relayed the northern edge of this feature. It extends from the relayed line all the way to the south of k110 covering the whole square.
C04	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	This feature was only excavated using only the pick and brush.
C99	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	When first exposing this feature we thought that it had a subsurface of ashy material but instead we came to understand that was a separate feature that we now call f379. Therefore, q-lots associated with f377 may include some material from f379.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1114 (42303 50281 - 8861 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1115 (42479 50271 - 8861 / Relay location: center point north edge)
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1116 (42562 50242 - 8862 / Relay location: NW corner)
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8711 @bottom
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8728 @top
F02	<co f0359	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0890	T813-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0379	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0378	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Forms subfloor of f359 which is assigned to stratum 630
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127. If is actually subfloor of f359 (which is unclear) it should be moved to later stratum.
K03	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	granular
O01	v0189	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T812

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A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	f
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray layer that abuts the lowest visible step of the apron, may be part of the first floor associated with the apron.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v191
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Gray hard surface that abuts the lowest visible step of the apron. It has a laminated surface and is very hard.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature is probably the same as f374 in k15 and as f369 in k4 and k5 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359.
C03	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This may be the same as f369 in k4 but we have not removed the baulk in east k4 to see if they connect. It appears to possibly be the same feature as f381 in k110 but as we did not remove either feature it is difficult to tell. There are no impressions in f378.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8736 @top
F02	<ov f0357	T820-T820CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0377	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0131	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127
K03	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K05	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc	gray
K07	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	plate-like
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166c	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0181a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0188	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0189a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0205	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0205a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	This feature was not removed and will remain when k110 is backfilled.
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

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A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	fb
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Thick layer of ashy accumulation mixed with hard reddish inclusions. It also has a very granular texture in some places. It may be part of a subfloor for f359.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v191
A40	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	This feature may be the same as f348 in k15 although we have no direct contact between the features. I suggest this because it looks very similar in the damaged area, with a reddish granular matrix. When we brush it with the whisk brush it looks almost exactly the same.
B11	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	Dark gray (ashy) and red mix. The red portions are hard and seem to come apart in chunks where the darker gray parts are softer and ashy. We also found some pieces of charcoal inside the feature. There were some friable kiln waste of a green color that was not collected as it disintegrated to dust while excavating. The reddish yellow chunks correspond to 7.5YR8/6. A portion of f379 in the center of k110 appears to be damaged and is very red and granular.
C04	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	This feature was excavated with the pick and the brush
C99	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	When first exposing f377 we thought that it had a subsurface of ashy material but instead we came to understand that was a separate feature that we now call f379. Therefore, q-lots associated with f377 may include some material from f379.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1117 (42230 50102 - 8837 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1118 (42331 50070 - 8845 / Relay location: East edge south point)
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1119 (42394 50218 - 8848 / Relay location: East edge)
D03	T813-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1120 (42457 50232 - 8854 / Relay location: north edge center point)
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8711 @top
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8716 @bottom
F02	<co f0377	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0891	T815-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0381	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ov f0381	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I11	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	q891-p4 beaded rim bowl yellow-green; q891-p3 cup or bowl with string cut base, thick at the base with lowest part of the body walls rounded near base; q891-p2 part of rounded rim but body shape unclear, red-brown, small sub-round chaff and calcite temper
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Forms subfloor of f359 which is assigned to stratum 630
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127
K03	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	red
K05	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	Reddish Yellow
K06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	5YR7/6
K07	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard with ashy portions
K08	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	combination of hard chunks and very fine ash
K99	T918-T920MKB3.J	mkb	only 4 shape sherds discovered in this feature
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0209
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T814

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^stair1
A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	staircase
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Staircase under the main visible staircase (f130) that is part of the larger monumental structure. f380 likely represents an earlier construction phase based on the large step up between f380 and f131. This staircase has only 3 visible steps with a fourth possible under f130. It was assigned its own feature number in MZ22 to distinguish the first staircase (f380) from the second staircase (f130).
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v203
A98	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Previously the whole staircase was referred to as f130 but this season we found it necessary to refer to the two building phases separately and so we have assigned f380 to the lower (first) staircase.
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Lower monumental staircase. It has three main steps and may possibly include the first stones under the staircase of the main building phase (f130). It possibly extends further to the east and west into the baulks of k100.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
F02	<ov f0130	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0386	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0387	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0388	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0389	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0391	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s730-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3b-J2B
K03	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
O01	v0160	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0160a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0166a	T802-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0180a	T812-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0184	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0184a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0187	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192b	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192c	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199a	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199b	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199c	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0381
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A20	T812-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	mud
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Mud layer with impressions in it. Probably created by pooling of water in front of the apron.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v196
B11	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	Hard gray surface. It has impressions in it implying it was a muddy wet surface that allowed pawprints to be imprinted in it. It is a level surface, with a slight slope down from the north near to the apron (f131) towards the south. The surface is relatively uneven with impressions and slight rises in it.
C01	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc	We found a pawprint of what is probably a dog in this feature. We photographed it as we found it and also after filling it in with powder to see if it would photograph better.
C01	T815-T815CJC.J	cjc	After discovering human footprints in this feature we have decided not to excavate it. We photographed the impressions and then decided with fAB to make plaster casts of the prints. After trying several different combinations we settled on a process using a wood frame, baby powder covering the dirt and then filling the frame with gypsum plaster. We tested the process and it seems to work fine to we took a cast of one print. We are still awaiting the final results but the initial result was a clear print. We may have a problem with the baby powder clinging to the dirt in the excavation area.
C01	T816-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Today we found three human footprints impressed in f381 in addition to the animal print we had already found. We photographed the prints and took plaster casts. Only one plaster cast really turned out so we stopped casting them and decided to backfill until next year.
C01	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc	We removed the backfill covering f381 today. We removed the backfill using brushes, small wooden skewers and a tootbrush. We will rephotograph the human footprints and try and take more casts.
D01	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k110
D06	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8719 @top
F02	<co f0379	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0379	T813-T815CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s640-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3n-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation above the presumed first floor associated with apron
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation above the presumed first floor associated with apron
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127
K03	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	smooth surface
O01	v0159	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0159a	T725-T826CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0190	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0190a	T813-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T814-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0191a	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0194	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0194a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0195	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0195	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0195a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0195a	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0196	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0196	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0196a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0196b	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0196b	T827-T827CJC3.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0205	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0205a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0206a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0208a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0210	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0213a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0214	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0215	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0215a	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0215b	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0215c	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0216	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0216a	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0216b	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0216c	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0216d	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0217	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0217a	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0217b	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0217c	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0218	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0219	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0219a	UZ17-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T812-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0382
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A20	T816-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cut
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Cut in the southeast corner of k100. It is a very deep (more than 50cm already excavated) with a very straight edge where exposed. The fill (f383) is relatively clean.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v198
A98	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	This feature forms an aggregate, a12, with f383
B11	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	Cut through the southeast corner of k100. It is very straight and appears to cut through many features.
B11	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	Straight cut in southeast corner of k100. At first it appeared to be the cut of a pit but now we see it is too straight. It cuts through several pebble floors and accumulations.
C01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	We assigned this feature today as we found that f383 is the fill of a cut. We can see the cut of the pebble floors in the east section very clearly. Right now we are not sure how far down the cut goes as we have not reached the end of f383.
D01	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1128 (38686 51242 - 8553 / Relay location: NE corner cut)
D06	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8556 @bottom
D06	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8594 @top
F02	<si f0383	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0385	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0205	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0215	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0258	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0267	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0287	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0292	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0386	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0387	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0388	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0389	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>cu f0390	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Cuts from above and through pebble floors that date to stratum 665
O01	v0192	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192b	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192c	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0193	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0197	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197a	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197b	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0198	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199a	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199b	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199c	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P01	T819-T819CJC2.J	cjc	We cut this feature back to make it a regular section to see the features it had cut through.
P02	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T817

  J02f0383
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A01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	f0304
A20	T816-T822CJC2.J	!!	fi
A21	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	f1
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Fill of cut f382. It is very soft and contains very little cultural material. It is wet when excavated and has a deep rich brown color. There are some bricks possibly seen in section.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v193
B11	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	Soft, wet brown soil. Some small pieces of brick can be seen when the surface is scraped but they never come apart in actual brick chunks. There are reddish inclusions and also some charcoal. Appears to be the fill of the cut f382. The soil is sticky and clings to the tools. It separates from the hard accumulations to the northwest which tells us there was a cut which was filled by the softer brown soil of f383.
C01	T816-T816CJC.J	cjc	Today we excavated about 50cm of f383 and we still have not found the bottom. We photographed it after about 25cm to show what appear to be melted bricks inside (v193).
D01	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1123 (38563 51069 - 8571 / Relay location: SE point of cut near section)
D06	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8556 @bottom
D06	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8604 @top
F02	<si q0892	T816-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0893	T817-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0384	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0384	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0385	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0385	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Associated with cut f382
K03	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K06	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	10YR4/6
K07	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	wet
O01	v0192	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192a	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192b	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0192c	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0193	T816-T827CJC.J	cjc
P02	T816-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T817

  J02f0384
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A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	no ct
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	stones
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Small row of pebbles inside the cut of f382 that runs parallel to the cut. The stones are embedded in a hard layer f385.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v197
B11	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	Row of large pebbles in the bottom of f383, sitting in the hard layer f385. It cuts diagonally across the southeast corner of k100 roughly parallel to the cut of the pit (f382). The stones are in a nice row and it is unclear if they formed there naturally or were laid. When removed they were sitting in a very hard flat layer (f385).
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1124 (38566 51104 - 8560 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1125 (38546 51128 - 8556 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1126 (38609 51223 - 8548 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	T817-T820CJCR.J	cjc	1127 (38631 51224 - 8548 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	0 @top
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8492 @bottom
D06	T829-T829CJC.J	cjc	8503 @top
F02	<co f0383	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0383	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>si f0385	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Associated with cut f382
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	st
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	gray
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	very hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	stony
O01	v0197	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197a	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197b	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T817

  J02f0385
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A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	a
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Very hard complact layer at the presumed bottom ofthe cut f382.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v197
B11	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	Hard layer associated with the bottom of the cut f382. It has a row of small stones (f384) sitting in it. It is very hard and wet and difficult to pick. We only excavated the very top of this feature. It is a very dark brown color.
C01	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	We found this feature at the bottom of our sounding in k100's southeast corner and we excavated only a portion (about 4cm) before deciding it would be a good stopping point for the season.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8492 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8503 @top
F02	<co f0383	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<co f0383	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si f0384	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0895	T817-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>si f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s660-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3l-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Associated with cut f382
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0197	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197a	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0197b	T817-T827CJC.J	mct
O01	v0198	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199a	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199b	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199c	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	only partially removed T817

  J02f0386
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv1
A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Sherd and bone pavement in front of the lower staircase f380
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v199
B11	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	Sherd, bone and small pebble floor. This floor is primarily composed of very small (about 2-4cm) sherds and bones. The bones break apart very easily and are difficult to excavated. The sherds are almost uniformly tiny. The floor was very colorful with many green sherds and many light colored sherds and some red sherds. Combined with the bones the sherds stood out very well from the background of the brown soil that the forms the main underlying layer of the floor. The sherds are very firmly embedded and the surface is very hard when picked.
C01	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	Today we exposed this pavement in the afternoon, photographed and relayed it and began removing it.
C03	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	mKB says the size of the sherds is indicative of a well-used walking surface, normally a street. This may indicate a heavy use of the area immediately in front of the staircase f380.
C04	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc	When removing this feature we scooped the dirt into zambils with either our hands or with the dustpan so we could be sure to collect the most sherds rather than with the shovel.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8560 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8574 @top
F02	<ov f0292	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0896	T817-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	<si q0897	T818-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0387	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0380	T817-T819CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late Ninevite V decorated body sherds
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bone, sherds
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	many tiny body sherds, some are early Ninevite V
O01	v0199	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199a	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199b	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199c	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0199d	T817-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T817

  J02f0387
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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv1
A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	a
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Accumulation forming the subfloor for the sherd and bone pavement f386
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v201
B11	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	Softer brown accumulation underneath pavement f386. It may have been a subfloor for the pavement. The soil is medium coarse and breaks apart easily. With the pick it comes off in small pieces, but is not chunky. It covers a pebble floor (f388).
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8554 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8560 @top
F02	<co f0386	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ov f0292	T822-T822CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0898	T818-T826CJC2.J	sh
F02	>co f0388	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0380	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Based on stratigraphic connection to f386
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	unclear
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	medium coarse
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	all small body sherds
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T818

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv1
A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Pebble and sherd floor, less dense than either f386 or f390, but also with very small sherds.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v200
B11	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	Pebble floor composed of small pebbles (almost sandy) embedded in a hard brown dirt. Very few larger pebbles, fewer bones that the other pavement (f386). It has a hard surface and a softer subsoil (f389). This floor is not as clearly laid as the other pavement (f386) but does form a clear surface, possibly a walking floor that was not intentionally laid.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8548 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8554 @top
F02	<co f0387	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0899	T818-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0389	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0380	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q899-p1, -p2, -p3, -p7 globular jars with square rim; -p8 and -p9 part of the same bottle neck; -p11 Ninevite V incised and grooved body sherd
I12	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	if the globular jar with square rim began to be made in Phase 3h (at this point we have no evidence for this)then this feature and feature 389 could be dated to Phase 3h
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on ceramics, presence of Ninevite 5 sherds
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	Late Ninevite V shapes and decoration and also Metallic ware sherds.
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	probably Phase 3s
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	sherds, pebbles
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0200	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0200d	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T818

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv1
A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	ac
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Subfloor for f388, soft brown soil.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v201
B11	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	Soft brown accumulation under the floor (f388). The soil is medium coarse and is easy to pick. It may form a subfloor for f388.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8542 @bottom
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8548 @top
F02	<co f0388	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<si q0900	T818-T826CJC2.J	cjc
F02	>co f0390	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>co f0391	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0380	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	T916-T916CJC.J	cjc	Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics
I11	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	q900-p1 late Ninevite V decorated with incised and grooved decoration; -p2 globular jar with square rim
I12	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	if the globular jar with square rim began to be made in Phase 3h (at this point we have no evidence for this)then this feature and feature 388 could be dated to Phase 3h
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on ceramics, presence of Ninevite 5 sherds
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature was possibly thought to be EDIII, but further examination indicates a presence of Late Ninevite 5 incised and grooved sherds. As a result this feature was assigned to the late Ninevite 5.
I99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	probably Phase 3s
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	cl
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	soft
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	sandy
K99	T918-T920MKB2.J	mkb	only 2 shape sherds
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	T818

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A03	T914-T914CJC.J	cjc	^pv1
A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	su
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	pc
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Sherd, bone and pebble pavement.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v202
B11	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	Sherd and bone floor similar to f386. It is composed of small sherds (about 3-5cm in size) and bones. There are some pebbles also, usually about the same size as the sherds or smaller. It is also very colorful with the most notable color sherds being green and red.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8542 @top
F02	<co f0389	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	<cu f0382	T830-T830CJC.J	cjc
F02	<ab f0391	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	Based on the stratigraphic location below f388 and f389 which were dated to s670-JPC based on the presence of incised Ninevite 5 sherds. See notes on pottery in f388.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation below Ninevite 5 floors
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature was not excavated but based on its stratigraphic location under f389 which was dated to Late Ninevite 5 it should belong to the same stratum.
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	sherds, pebbles
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	brown
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse, sandy
O01	v0201	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202a	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202d	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0204a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0207b	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O03	UY19-UY19CJC.J	cjc	w0210
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	not removed

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A20	T817-T822CJC2.J	!!	bu
A21	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	l
A30	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	Bakaya-like layer at the base of the last visible step of the lower staircase f380. It is contained to the 10cm immediately in front of the step.
A35	T909-T901CJC.J	cjc	v203
B11	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	Red bakaya-like layer lapping up to the lowest stones of f380. It is contained only to the area right in front of the stairs and does not extend more than 10cm in front of the stairs. The consistency is hard and it is a bright red when scraped. It may be part of the contstruction of staircase f380.
C01	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	This floor was only exposed and not excavated. When k100 is backfilled this feature will still be remaining.
C01	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc	We only exposed and photographed this feature as we did not have time this season to excavate it.
D01	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	k100
D06	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	8557 @top
F02	<co f0389	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0380	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
F02	>ab f0390	T818-T819CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s685-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3h-J2B
I10	V930-V930CJC.J	cjc	As this feature was not excavated the sherds can not give a date. Based on the stratigraphic location below f388 and f389 which were dated to s670-JPC based on the presence of incised Ninevite 5 sherds. See notes on pottery in f388.
I12	V516-V516CJC.J	cjc	Based on elevation below Ninevite 5 floors
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This feature was not excavated but based on its stratigraphic location under f389 which was dated to Late Ninevite 5 it should belong to the same stratum.
K03	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	bakaya
K05	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	red
K07	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	hard
K08	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	coarse
O01	v0202	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202b	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0202c	T818-T827CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0203a	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
O01	v0209	T921-T921CJC.J	cjc
P02	T817-T822CJC2.J	cjc	Not removed

  J02f0392
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A03	UY28-T914CJC.J	cjc	^fl1
A20	VY16-V930CJC.J	!!	no ct
A21	VY16-V930CJC.J	cjc	floor
B11	VY16-V930CJC.J	cjc	This feature was only identified in section. It is a thick gray layer seen in the west section of k100. It has been assigned a feature number as it is thought to possibly be the first floor associated with the construction of the monumental access.
C03	VY16-V930CJC.J	cjc	This feature may be the first floor associated with the construction of the ^mnacs based on several factors. First, it is a thick layer of relatively uniform material - suggesting it may have been intentionally laid. Furthermore, it slopes up against the stone visible in the western edge of k100, that is likely a patch stone added to connect the apron with the earlier staircase when the apron was constructed.
D01	VY16-V930CJC.J	cjc	k110
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s650-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h3m-J2B
I12	VY21-VY21CJC.J	cjc	This gray floor was only identified in section. It is suggested that it is a floor associated with the first moment of construction of the monumental access. As a result it has been assigned to the same stratum as the construction. When this feature is excavated this assignment should be reviewed.
K03	VY16-V930CJC.J	cjc	cl

  J02f0393
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A20	WX13-WX08CJC.J	!!	no ct
A21	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	cut
B11	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	This feature is only seen in section. It is a cut through several sloping layers that alternate brown and ashy. The cut can be clearly seen in v161, v130 and v114. It seems this cut was intentional and associated with the building of the curtain wall f288/f334.
C03	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	This feature was probably an intentional cut to create a space for the construction of the curtain wall f288/f334. This removed several EDIII layers and created a sloping area south of the revetment wall. The sharp angles of the cut suggest that it was not caused by erosion as that would have smoothed the edges of the cut.
D01	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	k14
D06	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	8827 @bottom
D06	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc	8928 @top
F02	>cu f0219	WX13-WX08CJC.J	cjc
I01	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	s190-J2B
I03	VY11-VY11CJC.J	cjc	h7c-J2B