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179		S	gf386,316,329,331,343,347,351,326,388 gk26,27 ga32	pre-scoring
179a	t	S	gf386,316,329,331,343,347,351,326,388 gk26,27 ga32	pre-scoring
180		S	gf385,386,382,388,326,316,329,331,343,347,351 gk26,27 ga32	post-scoring, shows thin section columns
180a	t	S	gf386,316,329,331,343,347,351,382,388,326 gk27	pre-scoring
180b	w	S	gf385,386,382,388,304,305,306,307,308,320,328,330,336,338,344,345,348,349,303,326,316,329,331,343,347,351 gk26,27 ga32	post-scoring
181		E	ga32 gk26,27 gf385,386,316,329,331,343,347,351,388,326,382,384,371,372,369,353	shows well our goals for k27 this season

v 179
ds This view shows the southern baulk of k27 at the very beginning of season M, before the thin section samples were taken and the baulk was excavated.  The retangular depressions visible in the section are the results of last season's attempt to cut thin section samples from the baulk.  v179a is actually the exact same view as v179, although it was intended by us to be a detail of the lower portion of the baulk.

v 180
ds This view is part of a set with v179, showing the southern baulk of k27 prior to excavation but with the two proposed columns for thin section samples scored into the surface.  In reality, the sample blocks of soil did not come only from these two columns.  The consistency of the soil (primarily hardness and fractures) conditioned the location from which the samples were chosen, and this sometimes required us to move our samples further west.  v180a is missing; there was an error on the photographer's part, and it was somehow never taken or was lost.  v180b shows the entire a32 south baulk, both k27 and k26, together, to give a sense of perspective.