A12f353

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Labeling/Designation

category	!!	!!	installation	[Input File: !!]
definition (typological label)	2000-7-27	jl	stone installation	[Input File: K727jl.j]

Description/Count

description (summary)	2000-7-27	smp	stone circle of previous structure	[Input File: K727jl.j]
best view	2001-2-26	jl	V13d1162	[Input File: M815jl.j]

Volumetric Localization

relays (applicable to elements)	2000-7-27	smp	554 (39855 36164 - 8098 / Relay location: E)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	570 (39840 36197 - 8091 / Relay location: W)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	555 (39804 36142 - 8076 / Relay location: E)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	556 (39826 36118 - 8071 / Relay location: W)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	557 (39732 36126 - 8067 / Relay location: E)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	558 (39716 36068 - 8070 / Relay location: W)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	559 (39644 36094 - 8076 / Relay location: E)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]
	2000-7-27	smp	560 (39644 36071 - 8082 / Relay location: W)	[Input File: K806SMPR.J]

Contact Association

type of contact: latest events

2000-8-06

f349 (pavement, type c) covers f353 (stone installation)

[Input File: K806jl.j]

Time Sequencing

stratum (to which element belongs)	2000-7-10	jl	sB9	[Input File: K710jl1.j]
stratum (to which element belongs)	2001-9-16	jl	sC10	[Input File: L915jl1.j]
phase (to which element belongs)	2000-7-10	jl		[Input File: K710jl1.j]

Descriptive

Function

notes on function

2001-9-18

The stones of f353, which we have presumed to be the outer face of the wall f352, are all fairly homogenous, i. e. smaller and blocky, with the exception of the three southernmost, which are much larger and very smooth, as if they had been worn down by much traffic passing over them. Perhaps these stones were a part of the original accessway into the underground structure, a ramp leading down, that was replaced later with a stairway. This might also make sense of the brick material found around f354 and f355; if, as I have speculated under f352 and f375, there were actually three phases of construction, then the bricks might have formed the walls and roof of the structure in its earliest phase, with these stones marking the entrance.

[Input File: L918jl.J]

Analogical Record

view/drawing of features

v131 2000-7-26 / jl / [Input File:K726jl.j]	v144 2000-8-07 / smp / [Input File:K807smp.j]	v145 2000-8-07 / smp / [Input File:K807smp.j]	v142 2000-8-07 / smp / [Input File:K807smp.j]
v170 2001-9-18 / jl / [Input File:L918jl.J]	v171 2001-9-18 / jl / [Input File:L918jl.J]	v174 2001-9-18 / jl / [Input File:L918jl.J]	v171b 2001-9-18 / jl / [Input File:L918jl.J]
v173 2001-9-18 / jl / [Input File:L918jl.J]	v181 2002-9-04 / jl / [Input File:M904jl.j]	v188c 2002-9-07 / ms / [Input File:M911jl.j]	v187 2002-9-07 / ms / [Input File:M911jl.j]
v187a 2002-9-07 / ms / [Input File:M911jl.j]	v205b 2002-9-11 / ms / [Input File:M914jl.j]	v287 2004-6-02 / jl / [Input File:O602jl.j]