.bk A6
.fl H723rk.j
.fd Notes from excavation diary of dns
.ed H723
.ei rk

.ri dns
.rd H709

k 31
sg Will remove 5 cm off the top over the locus, will then scrape, brush and examine; also 5 cm off top of wall.
f 414
ds gray acc. in NW area, W of presumed wall; also a gray ashy acc. E of presumed wall.
f 417
ds lighter gray than f 414
f 418
dy no definite bricks showing up; a bright pinkish/reddish line--not the bright red seen in some places.
f 413
ds ashy pit in SE of k31, extends toward f 419 layer as hard brown acc. or ashy layer; blue colored ash.
f 344
ds acc. from W of wall (f430).  Possible roofing material about 90 cm from top of wall f430.
f 413
ds In section, 2 layers of blue ashy matrices which sandwich a layer of pinkish brown acc.: 1st layer of blue stuff (top layer) is more gravelly than the lower layer, which is a powdery bluish ash.  Also what looks like kiln/oven waste, especially in the top layer of blue is what makes the top layer gravelly.
f 344
nr conical cups also coming up.
f 413
ds blue ash from sheep dung?  Say workmen, burns better than wood, which is why it is blue.
k 31
dy possible burial under platform in NW corner.