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17-2-2021 / !!! / [Input File:J03_VWX.j]
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17-2-2021 / !!! / [Input File:J03_VWX.j]
view/drawing orientation 2006-9-12 bL looking north [Input File: Rx31jW.j]
text description of view 2006-9-12 bL After the discovery of the Uruk period seal impressions in the NE corner of locus k23, we concluded that they came from material that was beneath the wahal and baqaya glacis on the temple mound. The previous season we had discovered Late Chalcolithic ceramics in a deep probe behind the revetment wall, f11. We reasoned that if we dug below pits a5 and a6 we might add more data as to when the temple mound was built. The photograph shows the first layer, f259, beneath the bottom of pit a6. Contrasting colors and textures support the idea that the fill came from a variety of sources. For example, note the red bricks and the hard earth between them. [Input File: Rx31jW.j]
constituents within view/drawing 2006-9-12 bL a6 f259 k23 [Input File: Rx31jW.j]