.bk A12
.fl K719jl.j
.fd journal and log entries, K719
.ei jl
.ed K719

.rd K719
.ri ed

f
343	27	aa	m2338	21	152

i
102	338	26	701	si	0.7	3.5	2.5		cl			possible seal impression (with human body?)
103	331	27	700	bd	1	1.6	1					frit bead
104	331	27	700	la	0.7	6	3		li			worked stone

.ri jl

105	331	27	702	bd		1.6	0.75					frit bead

.ri ed

106	343	27	704	fg	2.5	3	2.3		cl			part of animal body
107	338	26	703	si	1.5	3	2.3		cl			possible seal impression

.ri jl

q
699	pb	337	27	wf			m2338	29	150	10
700	pb	331	27	SE part of locus			m2338	24	150	10
701	pbi	338	26	E part of locus			m2337	28	160	10

.ri ed

702	pb	331	27	E side of locus			m2338	24	150	10

.ri jl

703	pbsi	338	26	wk			m2337	14	152	30
704	pb	343	27				m2338	21	152	10
705	pb	343	27	E side of locus			m2338	21	152	10
706	pbi	343	27	N part of locus			m2338	21	152	10	tannur soil pocket in f343

.ri ed

701.1	la					li			lithic lot
701.2	cl					cl			clay lump lot
700.1	cl					cl			clay lump lot
703.51	sm								sample of white layer material
703.1	la					li			lithic lot
706.1	fg		3.3	2.5		cl			^fg rump 2.4x3.3x2.5

v
121		S	vk26 vf338,336 va31
121a	m	E	vk26 vf338,336,326
121b	t	NW	vf338,336

i 102
ds si
in flat
or thinnest end pointed towards E
ro flat

f 343
ds This feature is the ^aa under f331, and appears essentially equal to f331.  However, f331 had grown too large, so I decided to split it.  Also, at the top level, there appears to be a pocket of tannur fill in the N half.  I have yet to see its extents, but it is green and yellow in color, very distinct from the surrounding brown.  Perhaps, if it is continuous, I will make it a new feature.

f 338
ds Originally, I thought that this feature was a series of white floors.  However, the surfaces revealed while picking were neither level nor continuous.  This suggests that, instead, they were patches of plant material, pockets, rather than floors.  They do show a definite slope to the E, similar to the highests accumulations.

-sg In k27, since the surface under the white floor f337 seems contiguous and homogenous, we are again digging the whole locus.  In k26, since it appears that the white layers are not floors, but pockets, we have switched back to the large picks.

v 121
ph The purpose of this view is to show the layers and slope of the white surfaces f338 in k26.  v121a is the same view from a different angle.  v121b is a closeup of the white layers.