.bk A6 .fl h624bsh.j .fd journal entry and logs .fn original file name H624BSH.--A, changed manually by lC on ZH301 .ei bsh .ed H624 .ri bsh .rd H623 -wk rK added Ahmed to the crew in the lower level; various times required additional dirt carriers (one or two) in conjunction with times when large picks were deemed necessary. -dy The E section of f220 (i.e., the strip between the excavation lines in A6) was removed. The N section also was removed. The removal of f358 (the layer of accumulation containing, e.g., pits f352 and f354) also was begun. f 220 ds The accumulation between the excavation lines to the east was characterized by hard deposits, a more ashlike color; underneath were found two rectangular outlines resembling bricks, within were found several nice artifacts, including a cylinder seal of the abstract type over 1/3 intact and a similar percentage of a stone "stamp" seal. That portion to the N was characterized by various deposits of harder, more brown, deposits resembling mud brick, especially as excavated near f78 (perhaps these are damaged pieces from f78 which have fallen) .rd H624 .ri bsh -wk rK added another workman (Ahmed) was added to the lower level for today. Also, large portions of barren accumulation merited ad hoc applications of large picks; accordingly, one or two additional dirt carriers were added as needed. -dy the morning light, in conjunction with light scraping of the section created by a small trench at the Westernmost point of f358, allowed two distinct layers of accumulation to be clearly visible. These layers were demarcated by a sharp ash-grey colored line in the cross section. Most importantly, these layers were _under_ f142, and at least one of them was higher than the original floor surface as demanded by the oven flue. The removal of f358 was continued to the E and N; a ca. 20cm balk was left around the oven during this stage of the excavation. f 220 ds there was no clear distinction between f215 (the layer of accumulation which covered f142) and f220 (the layer of accumulation at the same elevation as f142). ar f142 must have served as a threshold at a later period than the time of the original floor surface of A6 in Building AK. f 358 ds the accumulation was relatively barren until the until ca. 100cm from the oven, at which point one half of a small figurine of a canine was found, as well as a large carbon deposit roughly 50cm from the oven. q 731.1 df ca ds flat circular disc impressed on one side, broken, possible signs w1 3.7 w2 2.7 th 0.6 c# 10yr7/3 i 253 df cl P1 discard q 860.1 df la P1 discard q 860.4 df kiln waste P1 discard q 864.1 df cv (sherd) q 861.3 df cv (sherd) i 267 df ma ds spherical beadshaped object (bronze?) th 0.5 nm th is diameter i 268 df ca ds resembles a portion of a horse head, somewhat trapezoidal when viewed from the side w1 1.5 w2 1.2 ht 2.5 th 1.2 nm thickness varies from lg1 to lg2 q 863.1 df wh ds clay, Type IV w2 5.1 th 2.9 nm w2 is the diameter of the wheel, th is of the center f .rd H624 359 22 cs 360 22 pit 362 22 pit 363 22 pit .rd H623 q 863 p 220 22 East section 863 b 220 22 East section 864 p 220 22 North section 864 b 220 22 North section .rd H624 865 p 358 22 West section toward oven 866 i 358 22 8354-123 15 West section toward oven 866 p 358 22 8354-123 13 Western section toward oven 866 b 358 22 8354-123 13 Western section toward oven 867 p 358 22 toward oven .rd H621 .ri rk qi 856.1 cv 3 3 dark gray sherd w/ paint 855.1 cv 8 6 grooved sherd .rd H622 .ri bsh 860.1 ca 3 2 possible si 860.2 la 2.5 2 1.5 possible fg 860.3 v 1 1 snail shell 860.4 ca 2.5 2 2 protrusions 861.1 v 1 1 snail shell 861.2 ca 2 1 clay drop from oven 861.3 cv 13 11 near oven damage .rd H623 863.1 ca 5 4 UFO shaped 864.1 cv 25 19 XL sherd .rd H624 866.1 la 7 6 867.1 ca 2.5 2 possible si .rd H623 i 264 220 22 863 ca 1.5 1.5 possible si 265 220 22 863 ca 3 2 disc shaped, possible si 266 220 22 863 ca 1 2 possible cylinder seal 267 220 22 863 ma 0.5 0.5 bronze piece 268 220 22 863 la 1 2 possible se 269 220 22 863 la 2.5 1 possible piece of fg .rd H624 270 360 22 sa soil sample from pit 271 358 22 866 sa soil sample from accumulation; 2 bags--a&b 272 358 22 866 la 5 9 curved piece 273 358 22 866 ca 3.5 3 possible si 274 358 22 867 la 1 1.5 front half of a canine (ivory?) 275 358 22 sa carbon from large piece near oven