.bk A6
.fl h707bsh.j
.fd item descriptions, journal entries, and logs
.fn original file name H707BSH.--1, changed manually by lC on ZH301
.ei bsh
.ed H707

.rd H624
.ri bsh

i 270
df sm
c# 10YR 5/2
P2 ZS10.20

i 271
df sm
c# 10YR 4/4
P2 ZS10.20

i 279
df sm
c# 5/5B
P2 ZS10.20

.rd H629

i 293
df sm
c# 2.5YR 4/3
P2 ZS10.20

.rd H702

i 301
df sm
c# 10R 5/1
P2 ZS10.20

i 303
df sm
c# 5YR 5/4
P2 ZS10.20

.rd H703

i 304
df sm
c# 5YR 4/4
P2 ZS10.20

i 307
df sm
c# 10YR 5/6
P2 ZS10.20

.rd H705

i 309
df sm
c# 10YR 3/3
P2 ZS10.20

.rd H706

i 311
df bd
ds small ring, too fragmentary to retain.
co white
nm too small to measure
P1 discard

i 312
df ba
ds square with large circular hole in the center;  small protrusion on one edge;  worked
lg 3.265
ht 3.27
th 0.385
w1 1.365
nm w1 equals diameter of the hole
P99 to photography and drawing

q 883.1
df ca
ds clay lump, as determined by mkb
P1 discard


-wk the sick pickman returned; returning the total to three pickman and two dirt carriers

k 22
dy two pickman worked toward the E in the Eastern section of the locus;  one worked in the Southern part of the W section of the locus;  each was following f370 (removing f371).  The oven also had excess accumulation removed from it.

f 371
ds accumulation from the Eastern section and near the oven was grey in color, that from the Western section to the S was brown.  Near the Eastern wall, the ac contained a large si (i315).  Removal to the S was marked by sporadic pockets ac.

i 315
nr photographed (v120) then removed by conservation crew, triangulated after removal.

i
313	371	22	900	se	1	2					grey	cylinder seal
314	371	22	900	ca	1	2					brown	possible si
315	371	22	900	si								broken, removed by conservation crew
316	371	22	900	ma								iron(?) clump

q
900	pb	371	22	NW	250W	200N	8356-147			5	E section
901	pb	371	22	SE	100W	100N	8364-147			5	continue dense sherd area, W section

v
119	w	n	gf364,376,374,365,376,378,382		
120	w	e	gi315,gf200	large si

.rd H707

k 22
pr began with the removal of the extand light patch of accumulation near the dense sherd area in the Southern part of the Western section.  Once finished, pickmen removed accumulation down to the first detectable surface (presumeably f370) beginning on the W edge of the rodent hole (f374).  Several intermediate layers were uncovered near the section containing f368 and f365 and photographed (v121).  (f376 also was photographed in section.)  rk and gb were consulted and it was advised that the pickmen go down to the next detectable floor surface.  One pickman was sent to the E wall, dug a trench, and began removing accumulation to the lowest floor surface detectable in section.  The other two removed accumulation beginning at the Western threshold at a depth of 10cm.

k 22
ds removal of accumulation to the lowest floor surface in the Eastern section revealed five bricks in a row, alternating red and grey in color.  They measured ca. 20x20cm.  Accumulation between f370 and the next floor surface below it revealed numerous layers of intermediate surfaces, especially 150cm W of the oven.  The layers did not continue across the full floor surface.  For example, to the S surfaces would simply stop, scraping with a trowel would reveal an uneven line where these surfaces stopped.

k 22
ar since the numerous intermediate surface did not continue across the full extent of the room contained by k22, they must be lenses or patches, perhaps fill to level the floor surface at various stages.  Their sproradic presence and disappearance is indicative of this.  Following each surface is not feasible for contraints of time, and so it was deemed sufficient to document and remove them.

q
902	p	371	22	SW	150E	100N	8364-147			5	continue q901, finish dense sherd area
903	pbi	371	22	Ewall	100W	200NS	8349-142			4	ac above bottom floor in Eastern section
904	pbl	371	22	SW	100E	100N	8358-142			10	ac above bottom floor near Western threshold

v
121	w	n	gf380,376,365,368	layers of surfaces