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.fd journal entries
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.rd j619
.ri cln

a 11
pr This burial was excavated in MZ10 leaving only the surrounding walls(f192) for removal in MZ12.
sg After confirming that relays were taken for the  walls of the burial, we will remove them. 
 
f 420
<l f192
nl In MZ10 the north and south side walls, as well as the brick stack joining them on the east, were included under the same feature number (f192).
ph see v64a,b for the three sides of of the brick structure.
df w
wm bk
or east to west
ds The southern side wall, oriented east to west, of burial a11. It is four courses high and steps up toward the east.


.rd j620
.ri cln

a 11
nr After removing the side walls of the burial we found that the southern wall(f420) seems to be founded deeper. It may, of course, be part of an earlier wall used as a foundation for the later burial wall(f420). Further excavation will clarify this, but, in the mean time, we will give the lower wall a new feature number(f362). 

f 420
nr This wall goes deeper than the burial's northern wall(f422). Since this may be part of an earlier wall, we will assign it a new feature number(f362).
tc ov f362 

f 192
df brick structure
>l f420
>l f421
>l f422

f 362
df w
ds A wall that lies below and on the same axis as f420. The bricks are better defined toward the west end of the feature where they are slightly pinker and larger than the above level of bricks (f420). 
nf This wall seems to have functioned as a partial foundation for the later burial wall(f420).
dy Two pickmen will continue to articulate this feature, scraping 5cm off the east end in order to see if the wall continues here. 

f 422
df w
wm bk
or east to west
ds The northern side wall, oriented east to west, of burial a11. It is four courses high and steps up toward the east.
<l f192
nl In MZ10 the north and south side walls, as well as the brick stack joining them on the east, were included under the same feature number (f192).
ph see v64a,b for the three sides of of the brick structure.
 
.rd j622
.ri cln

f 362
ds Further excavation reveals that the wall runs only partway under f420, from about the midpoint of that wall to its western end. 
ds Along the northern side of the wall the bricks have been cut, probably by the later burial(a11). 
nc To the south of the wall, and apparently joining it, is another brick structure(see f448).
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f 422
dy Unlike the southern wall of burial a11, the  proved to be of a single construction, so too the northern wall. However, the accumulation below (f363) is very hard and includes some bricks, perhaps indicative of a wall or other brick structure lying a bit below the burial construction. 

f 363
df ac
ds The strip of accumulation directly beneath the northern wall (f422) of burial a11. It is very compacted and clean, with no trace of an earlier wall. 
dy We will remove this accumulation down to the level of the pebble and sherd floor (f223) in the northern half of k21.