.bk A6
.fl H704dnsd.j
.fd diary entries for H629 through H703
.fn original file name H704DNSD.--1, changed manually by lC on ZH301
.ei H704
.ei dns
.ri dns

.rd H629

i 210
ds long perforated object, perforation along length, outside is grooved along length. Broken in two during excavation. Material is either a clear quartz or glass.
co clear
nm measured together as one piece
lg 2.7
w1 .6
w2 .5
P2 ZS10.7
df bd

q 799.1
df wh
ds clay wheel, broken in half in middle. type I wheel. diameter of hole is .6
w1 3.8
w2 1.6
c# 10YR7/3
P2 ZS10.7

i 283
df wh
ds type I, complete
w1 4.9
w2 2.5
nm diameter, inner .3
c# 10YR7/4
P2 ZS10.7
wm clay

q 771.3
df cl
P1 discard per MKB

q 874.2
df cl
ds roofing piece per MKB
lg 4.9
w1 1.7
w2 1.7
P2 ZS10.7
c# 5YR6/1

q 874.1
wm bronze
ds tiny lump, could have been a bead
w1 .4
P2 ZS10.7

i 203
ds pieces of a whole pot, placed in the to be restored area for MZ10a

.rd H630
-dy removal of part of S baulk. Straightenig of E baulk. Part of a blade came from straightening of E baulk.

.rd H701

f 336
ds about 50+ cm  down in pit already, still coming up with small stones, pottery, and bone.  Total depth of pit is 70 cm. A hard packed brown soil at bottom of pit. Ends about 3 cm below beginning of f339. Clearing E half of square to get a better picture of both stone accumulation in wider exposure of gray vs. pinkish brown accumulation.

f 339
ds ac is a fine dark brown soil. ac has flecks of charcoal in a fine brown soil matrix, very little pottery coming from NW trench. Expanded exc of feature over W half, still little pottery. Soil is compact for first few cm, then changes to a fine brown, loose accumulation. Very  few sherds or bone in the 50 cm cut in W half, unlike  ac of 332/333 which had a fairly  high density of sherds. There are a few stones coming up  about 10 cm from top of qlot 811. No particular concentration of stones anywhere, just a few spread throughout the W half. Some stones found along S baulk, some large ones.  A layer of grey accumulation showing up above the pinkish soil. We  may be coming upon the 2nd mill mud brick wall.

f 340
ds ac below 339, in W half for now. We'll remove 339 in E half before deciding if feature of E half should be different.

f 341
ds possible burial? begins close to S baulk.

q 813.1
co gray
df wh
wm cl
ds about 1/3 of a broken clay wheet, type IV
w2 3.4
w1 1.9
P2 ZS10.7

i 287
ds a sherd which tapers to a very thin edge with evidence of being worked on the convex side. Looks as if the convex side was smoothed after being broken, and the sherd was  possibly  used as a blade.

.rd H702

q 952.2
ht 12
w1 8
w2 7
co dark gray
wm cl
ds rectangular baked clay object with pierced holes on outside on at least 3 sides, 4th side is missing its face. In two pieces, broken  during excavation. See also drawing of a similar object from C628, F1-170. Function of both objects unknown.
nm measurements taken with both pieces joined
df ca

.rd H703
-dy ac in k30 a fairly fine brown soil. A strip in the center of square is a grey colored ac. Bottom of f339, top of wall? ac peeling off in large chunks.

f 341
ds small to large stones from a few centimeters to 25 cm or so, sherds.

f 339
ds along E baulk, area of ashy accumulation.

f 341
ds stone accumulation, possible grave.