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Introduction

GENERAL
- Urkesh
- Mozan sitewide
- area AA
- page layout
- Grammar
A09
- Home
- * preface
- * authorship
- versions
- * table of contents

A9 synthetic view

INTRODUCTION
- * A9 overview
- * chronicle
- * staff
- * input
- * errors
- * essays
- * topics
STRATIGRAPHY
- principles
- * emplacement
- * volumetry
- * deposition
- * dep.history
- * phases/strata
TYPOLOGY
- BUILT ENVIRONMENT
  - overview
  - * overview
  - * structures
  - * use areas
  - * installations
  - * loose elements
  - * isolated elements
- OBJECTS
  - overview
  - * ceramics
  - * glyptics
  - * figurines
  - * lithics
  - * metals
  - * other
- SAMPLES
  - * phys. anthro.
  - * zoology
  - * botany
  - * other
  - * bioarcheol.
CONSERVATION
- * principles
- * stone architecture
- * mudbrick architecture
- * the lab
- * storage
PRESENTATION
- * principles
- * perceptual analysis
- * narrative
- * panoramic views
- * small panels
INTEGRATIVE
- principles
- * comparative
- * historical

A9 tabulations

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Unit Book A9

A9-phase

Processed on 2024-07-27

	Date	Author	Record
	2001-07-01	jlw	gb mentioned that as a general rule, early Khabur bricks were 8cm thick, while later Khabur bricks were 10cm thick. [Input: L701JLW.j]