; File processed on 2024-07-27

A20f0.2
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	sE	q109.1 (blade) sits in f0.2
F51	2008-08-03_S806YM2.j	sE	q139.1 (unknown) sits in f0.2
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM2.j	sE	q188.1 (blade) sits in f0.2
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	yM	q205.1 (blade) sits in f0.2
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	sE	q231.2 (debitage) sits in f0.2
F51	2010-09-08_ZE722yG.j	bS	q267.1 (uk maf) sits in f0.2
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	bS	q286.1 (sh) sits in f0.2
F51	2010-09-22_ZE722yG.j	lH1	q324.1 (blade) sits in f0.2

A20f0.3
F51	2008-08-02_S806YM2.j	lC	q130.1 (blade) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-05_S806YM2.j	sE	q146.2 (specimen) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM2.j	sE	q195.1 (blade) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM2.j	yM	q196.2 (bead) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	yM	q204.1 (blade) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	yM	q205.3 (debitage) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	sE	q205.4 (debitage) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-20_S824YM2.j	yM	q229.1 (debitage) sits in f0.3
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM2.j	yM	q256.1 (uk ct laf) sits in f0.3
F51	2010-09-07_ZE722yG.j	yM	q264.1 (bead) sits in f0.3
F51	2010-09-07_ZE722yG.j	yM	q264.3 (bead) sits in f0.3
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jS	q329.4 (flake laf) sits in f0.3

A20f0.4
F51	2008-07-13_S716EE.j	sE	q2.1 (blade) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-07-23_S727YM.j	lC	q72.1 (unknown) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-03_S806YM2.j	yM	q134.1 (perforated disk) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	yM	q178.1 (blade) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	yM	q180.2 (blade) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-20_S824YM2.j	yM	q229.2 (debitage) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	sE	q231.5 (bead) sits in f0.4
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM2.j	yM	q247.1 (disk) sits in f0.4
F51	2010-09-24_ZE722yG.j	bS	q332.2 (flake) sits in f0.4

A20f0.5
F51	2008-07-13_S716EE.j	yM	q1.1 (blade) sits in f0.5
F51	2008-07-17_S727YM.j	sE	q25.5 (blade) sits in f0.5
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lC	q51.4 (tool) sits in f0.5
F51	2008-08-03_S806YM2.j	lR	q135.2 (unknown) sits in f0.5
F51	2008-08-05_S806YM2.j	sE	q152.1 (blade) sits in f0.5
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	lC	q206.1 (disk) sits in f0.5

A20f0.6
F51	2008-07-23_S727YM.j	lR	q65.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM.j	lR	q88.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM2.j	sE	q170.2 (blade) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	sE	q182.1 (blade) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	yM	q205.2 (blade) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	yM	q231.1 (debitage) sits in f0.6
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	sE	q232.2 (slag) sits in f0.6
F51	2010-09-07_ZE722yG.j	yM	q264.2 (flake) sits in f0.6
F51	2010-09-22_ZE722yG.j	mM1	q325.1 (flake) sits in f0.6

A20f0.7
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	sE	q4.1 (blade) sits in f0.7
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM2.j	lR	q184.1 (debitage) sits in f0.7
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	lC	q232.1 (clay lump) sits in f0.7
F51	2010-09-14_ZE722yG.j	bS	q278.1 (mother of pearl) sits in f0.7

A20f0.8
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	yM	q14.2 (blade) sits in f0.8
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	sE	q20.2 (blade) sits in f0.8
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	eE	q22.1 (bead) sits in f0.8
F51	2008-07-17_S716EE.j	sE	q25.1 (kiln waste) sits in f0.8
F51	2008-08-19_S824YM2.j	lC	q223.1 (blade) sits in f0.8
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jS	q327.4 (bead) sits in f0.8

A20f0.9
F51	2008-08-02_S806YM2.j	lC	q128.2 (figurine) sits in f0.9
F51	2008-08-03_S806YM2.j	lC	q138.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f0.9
F51	2008-08-05_S806YM2.j	sE	q146.1 (blade) sits in f0.9

A20f1
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	lens
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v1
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	This feature is a modern berm that was created several years ago to divert water from entering A18. It comprises of mounded soil forming a barrier crossing both k2 and k3. The height of the berm is approximately 15-20 cm. In k3 the berm is labeled as f2.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	We removed this feature today using shovels after the area was photographed and a rely taken.
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-07-13_S713YM-R.j	yM	r1 (41805 41454 - 9422 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-13_S713YM-R.j	yM	r2 (41581 41229 - 9434 / Relay location: SE corner)
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9481
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9418
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	yM	q12.1 (clay lump) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lC	q46.2 (blade) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	lC	q103.4 (blade) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	lC	q183.2 (bead) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM2.j	yM	q199.2 (kiln waste) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2010-09-13_ZE722yG.j	jH	q272.2 (blade) sits in f1 (lens)
F51	2010-09-24_ZE722yG.j	bS	q332.1 (disk) sits in f1 (lens)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f1 (lens) rests on f9 (topsoil)
K3	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	fill
K5	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	light brown
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v2
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	S713

A20f1.1
F51	2008-07-27_S727YM.j	sE	q31.1 (ceramic vessel) sits in f1.1
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	sE	q46.3 (blade) sits in f1.1
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	yM	q231.6 (uk ct caf) sits in f1.1
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	jH	q281.2 (uk laf) sits in f1.1
F60	!!_!!	!!	<a href="../X/XF/FT-CA.htm#000101" onclick="return up_win(this);">frequencies</a> of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature

A20f1.2
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	sE	q62.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f1.2
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	sE	q64.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f1.2
F51	2008-08-05_S806YM2.j	sE	q148.1 (slag) sits in f1.2
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	yM	q180.3 (kiln waste) sits in f1.2
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM2.j	sE	q193.1 (kiln waste) sits in f1.2
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM.j	lC	q220.1 (uk ct caf) sits in f1.2

A20f1.4
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM2.j	yM	q168.4 (lithic specimen) sits in f1.4
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	bS	q291.1 (uk caf) sits in f1.4

A20f1.5
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	lR	q20.3 (clay lump) sits in f1.5
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	sE	q21.2 (clay lump) sits in f1.5
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM2.j	lC	q254.1 (specimen) sits in f1.5
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	amH	q329.2 (figurine) sits in f1.5

A20f1.7
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	yM	q181.1 (weight) sits in f1.7
F51	2010-09-18_ZE722yG.j	lC	q296.1 (blade) sits in f1.7

A20f1.8
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	yM	q20.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f1.8
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lC	q49.1 (kiln waste) sits in f1.8
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM2.j	yM	q190.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f1.8
F51	2010-09-13_ZE722yG.j	bS	q268.1 (figurine) sits in f1.8
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	lHl	q294.1 (sh) sits in f1.8

A20f1.9
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	sE	q21.1 (uk cl) sits in f1.9
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lR	q46.5 (specimen) sits in f1.9
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	sE	q53.1 (unknown) sits in f1.9
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	yM	q180.1 (shell artifact) sits in f1.9

A20f2
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	lens
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v1
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	This feature is a modern berm that was created several years ago to divert water from entering A18. It comprises of mounded soil forming a barrier crossing both k2 and k3. The height of the berm is approximately 15-20 cm. In k2 the berm is labeled as f2.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	We removed this feature today using shovels after the area was photographed and a relay taken.
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-07-13_S713YM-R.j	yM	r3 (42103 40368 - 9467 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-07-13_S713YM-R.j	yM	r4 (42024 40333 - 9466 / Relay location: SW corner)
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9434
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9422
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	yM	q5.1 (tool) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2008-08-03_S806YM2.j	lR	q135.1 (unknown) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2008-08-04_S806YM2.j	lC	q141.3 (stone) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM2.j	sE	q168.2 (shell artifact) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2010-09-12_ZE722yG.j	bS	q269.1 (weight) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2010-09-12_ZE722yG.j	jS	q270.1 (uk laf) sits in f2 (lens)
F51	2010-09-13_ZE722yG.j	aMH	q272.1 (flake) sits in f2 (lens)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f2 (lens) rests on f8 (topsoil)
K3	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	fill
K5	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	light brown
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v2
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	S713

A20f2.1
F51	2010-09-25_ZE722yG.j	bS	q333.3 (figurine) sits in f2.1

A20f2.2
F51	2008-07-16_S716EE.j	yM	q22.2 (shell artifact) sits in f2.2

A20f2.3
F51	2008-08-21_S824YM2.j	sE	q231.4 (blade) sits in f2.3

A20f2.5
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	eE	q6.3 (kiln waste) sits in f2.5
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	yM	q14.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f2.5
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	lC	q55.1 (kiln waste) sits in f2.5
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	lC	q307.4 (bead) sits in f2.5
F51	2010-09-20_ZE722yG.j	jS	q312.1 (figurine) sits in f2.5
F51	2010-09-21_ZE722yG.j	lC	q319.1 (arrow head) sits in f2.5
F51	2010-09-25_ZE722yG.j	lC	q334.3 (sh) sits in f2.5

A20f2.6
F51	2008-07-19_S727YM.j	sE	q32.1 (tool) sits in f2.6
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	yM	q101.1 (grinding stone) sits in f2.6

A20f2.8
F51	2008-07-20_S727YM.j	sE	q42.1 (unknown) sits in f2.8

A20f2.9
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM3.j	yM	q260.1 (pestle) sits in f2.9

A20f3
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	topsoil
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v1
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Topsoil layer in k12, contains roots. Only rims and bases were collected in the pottery q-lot which were looked at by mKB and discarded.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Removed this feature today
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9476
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9436
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	!!	q1.1 (blade) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S716EE.j	yM	q10.1 (ta) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-17_S716EE.j	lR	q24.1 (unknown) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-17_S716EE.j	sE	q25.2 (clay lump) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	!!	q38.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	!!	q38.2 sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q93.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.6 (grinding stone) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q99.1 (grinding stone) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM2.j	lC	q162.3 (clay lump) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM3.j	yM	q261.1 (pestle) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-18_ZE722yG.j	jS	q296.3 (pestle) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-20_ZE722yG.j	yM	q317.3 (clay lump) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-21_ZE722yG.j	lC	q323.3 (uk laf) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-26_ZE722yG.j	bS	q337.1 (maf) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	eE	q1 (items, pottery) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q36 (pottery) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	yM	q38 (bones, pottery) sits in f3 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f6 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f11 (stone installation)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f23 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) overlays f5 (accumulation C)
K3	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	loam
K5	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	light brown
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-13_S803LR3.j	yM	v2
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v10
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	S713

A20f3.1
F51	2008-08-02_S806YM2.j	sE	q128.1 (figurine) sits in f3.1

A20f3.2
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	sE	q47.2 (unknown) sits in f3.2
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.8 (grinding stone) sits in f3.2
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	lR	q102.2 (ta-o) sits in f3.2
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM2.j	sE	q211.1 (grinding stone) sits in f3.2
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM.j	yM	q219.2 (grinding stone) sits in f3.2
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	lC	q307.3 (debitage) sits in f3.2

A20f3.3
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	lHl	q281.1 (figurine) sits in f3.3

A20f3.4
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	aMH	q286.2 (sh) sits in f3.4

A20f3.5
F51	2008-08-19_S824YM2.j	lC	q222.1 (kiln waster) sits in f3.5
F51	2010-09-25_ZE722yG.j	lC	q334.2 (kiln waste) sits in f3.5
F51	2010-09-24_ZE722yG.j	bS	q341.1 (flake) sits in f3.5

A20f3.6
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	yM	q48.1 (tool) sits in f3.6
F51	2008-07-23_S727YM.j	yM	q66.2 (kiln waste) sits in f3.6

A20f3.7
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lR	q46.1 (grinding stone) sits in f3.7
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jH	q324.2 (uk kaf) sits in f3.7

A20f3.8
F51	2008-07-13_S716EE.j	yM	q3.2 (tool) sits in f3.8
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM2.j	yM	q162.1 (grinding stone) sits in f3.8

A20f4
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	topsoil
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v1
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Topsoil layer in k13, contains roots. Only rims and bases were collected in the pottery q-lot which were looked at by mKB and discarded.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Removed this feature today
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	k13
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	9435
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	9400
F51	2008-07-14_S721LR.j	yM	i1 (figurine) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-19_S721LR.j	lR	i7 (figurine) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	!!	q2.1 (blade) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q6.1 (seal impression) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q6.2 (unknown) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q6.3 (kiln waste) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-23_S727YM.j	yM	q66.1 (tool) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM.j	lC	q85.1 (tool) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM2.j	yM	q168.1 (grinding stone) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM2.j	sE	q181.3 (tool ct laf) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-18_ZE722yG.j	jS	q296.5 (pestle) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	lC	q302.1 (clay lump) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-21_ZE722yG.j	lC	q319.2 (figurine) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-21_ZE722yG.j	lC	q320.1 (clay lump) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	sE	q2 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	lR	q6 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q37 (bones, pottery) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	yM	q39 (pottery) sits in f4 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f4 (topsoil) covers f7 (layer)
K3	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	loam
K5	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	light brown
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-13_S803LR3.j	yM	v2
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v11
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v11a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	sE	S713

A20f4.3
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.4 (grinding stone) sits in f4.3

A20f4.4
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM2.j	sE	q198.1 (grinding stone) sits in f4.4

A20f4.5
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	sE	q46.4 (tool) sits in f4.5
F51	2008-07-23_S727YM.j	lC	q70.1 (tool) sits in f4.5
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM.j	lC	q91.1 (ta) sits in f4.5
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	lC	q206.2 (stand) sits in f4.5

A20f4.6
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM2.j	sE	q203.1 (grinding stone) sits in f4.6

A20f5
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	!!	v3
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Accumulation in the western third of the locus, above emerging brick faces and possible floor This feature was assigned abandonment accumulation due to the eroded brick surfaces that are beginning to emerge. The matrix is more compact than the topsoil with fragments of bricky material present.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	Removed 10cms from the northwest corner in order to understand f11. One assumption is that f11 could possibly be a stone wall or a modern burial with the stones used as markers for the grave however no pit cut was noted. Smaller stones were also found under the larger stones. One strategy is to continue excavating down to see if the stones continue.
C1	2008-07-17_S718LR.j	lR	continued to remove 5cms from this feature today and came down on more sherds laying flat. The area was cleaned and drawn by eE. The area to the east of the sherds was excavated further, 10cms. No difference in matrix was noted.
C1	2008-07-19_S719LR.j	lR	finished excavating this feature today as the soil underneath became softer and ashy. A new feature was assigned, f24 for the ashy accumulation.
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	k12
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r5 (42702 40740 - 9444 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r6 (42378 40616 - 9444 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r7 (42417 40506 - 9444 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r8 (42776 40635 - 9444 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-07-19_S720LC-R.j	yM	r38 (42369 40633 - 9414 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9451
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9423
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f11 (stone installation) rests on f5 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f23 (pavement, type c) rests on f5 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) overlays f5 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	f11 (stone installation) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S721LR.j	yM	i6 (figurine) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	!!	q3.1 (st) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	!!	q3.2 (tool) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q32.1 (tool) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q34.1 (blade) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM.j	lC	q90.1 (tool) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	lC	q105.1 (grinding stone) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	yM	q283.1 (grinding stone) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	bS	q292.1 (grinding stone) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-18_ZE722yG.j	jS	q296.4 (pestle) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-20_ZE722yG.j	jH	q318.1 (uk laf) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jH	q329.1 (figurine) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-13_S715SE2.j	lR	q3 (items, pottery) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q29 (pottery) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q32 (pottery) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q34 (items, pottery) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f5 (accumulation C) abuts f6 (accumulation D)
K6	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	light pink
K8	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	grainy
K99	2008-07-25_S820MKB.j	mKB	date determined by looking at shapes and decoration only; pottery q lots will receive a full analysis at a later time. h6-JPB based on preliminary examination of shapes and decoration
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3a
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5a
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5b
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8a
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v9
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121a
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	S719

A20f5.1
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.1 (grinding stone) sits in f5.1

A20f5.3
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	sE	q108.1 (grinding stone) sits in f5.3

A20f5.5
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	yM	q50.1 (tool) sits in f5.5
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	lC	q60.1 (tool) sits in f5.5
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM2.j	lC	q105.2 (grinding stone) sits in f5.5

A20f5.6
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	bS	q292.4 (grinding stone) sits in f5.6

A20f6
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	accumulation D
A35	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	!!	v3
B11	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Accumulation below topsoil, located in the eastern half of the locus. This material is darker in color, softer, and contrasts sharply with the compact brick material located to the west (f5). This feature is presumably accumulation that built-up naturally.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LR.j	lR	Assigned this feature today but did not excavate it, tomorrow we plan to excavate this feature with the big pick.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	removed 5 cms from the NE corner of the locus to level the area. This feature is a mixture of topsoil and abandonment accumulation below showing small fragments of charcoal, bricks, and exhibits both hard and soft spots throughout the locus. Similar features were noted throughout all the loci in A20. One question is the relationship between the bricky material to the west, f5 where the stones are emerging and this accumulation. Tomorrow we plan to remove 10 cms to see if f5 is underneath. In k13 (loci immediately to the east), a compact surface is present but at a much deeper elevation.
D1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	k12
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r10 (42364 40639 - 9435 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r11 (43017 41134 - 9435 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r12 (42639 40998 - 9435 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-14_S812LR8R.j	yM	r9 (42728 40765 - 9435 / Relay location: NW corner)
D42	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9436
D52	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	9398
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f5 (accumulation C) abuts f6 (accumulation D)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q4.1 (blade) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	!!	q14.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	!!	q14.2 (blade) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-14_ZE722yG.j	yM	q266.1 (brick) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	jS	q282.1 (grinding stone) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	yM	q283.2 (grinding stone) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jS	q327.3 (pestle) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	lR	q4 (bones, pottery) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	YM	q14 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f6 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f6 (accumulation D) overlays f18 (layer)
I11	2008-07-25_S820MKB.j	mKB	date determined by looking at shapes and decoration only; pottery q lots will receive a full analysis at a later time. h6-JPB based on preliminary examination of shapes and decoration
K6	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	gray
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v10
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
P1	2008-07-13_S727LR5.j	lR	S716

A20f6.0
F51	2010-09-14_ZE722yG.j	mW	q279.1 (pestle) sits in f6.0

A20f6.5
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f6.5

A20f6.6
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM2.j	sE	q209.1 (grinding stone) sits in f6.6

A20f6.15
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	bS	q292.3 (grinding stone) sits in f6.15

A20f6.65
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	bS	q292.2 (grinding stone) sits in f6.65

A20f7
A3	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f27
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	layer
A35	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	!!	v7
A98	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	This feature was removed under the label f27 and includes q47 q76 and q79. Relays for this feature are also under f27.
B11	2008-07-27_S727LR4.j	lR	Hard light pink brick melt, uniform in color and texture with no inclusions visible such as stones or large sherds found in the entire locus. f7 is made of fine clay, likely formed from eroded mud brick melted by rain and baked in the sun. When we excavated this feature, the layer resulted in only being 7-10 cm in thickness. f7 was subsumed under f27, a feature created to term the entire brickmelt that was found in all five loci.
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	A compact layer originally defined as brickmelt since the appearance resembled clay that had been melted from the rain, then baked by the sun forming a crust. We later redefined this feature after excavating it as the ancient tell surface at abandonment, with the compaction resulting from walking on the surface and natural rain and sun exposure. f27 was created to subsume all the compact brickmelt layers in A20 for ease in reference although the discrete feature numbers are still present according to loci. f7 was found in the entire locus.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	fully exposed this feature today resulting in no clear brick surfaces however the matrix is compact like brick found 38-40 cms below the Tell surface; similar to melted brick layers seen in A16 and A18.
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	k13
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9400
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9387
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f4 (topsoil) covers f7 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S727YM.j	lC	q51.3 (grinding stone) sits in f7 (layer)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q303.1 (mortar) sits in f7 (layer)
F51	2010-09-24_ZE722yG.j	bS	q341.2 (core stone) sits in f7 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f7 (layer) covers f30 (brickfall)
K3	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	compact clay
K5	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	10YR7/1
K7	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	hard
K8	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	bricky
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v11
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v11a
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v13
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	S721

A20f7.2
F51	2010-09-20_ZE722yG.j	yM	q317.2 (figurine) sits in f7.2

A20f7.9
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM2.j	sE	q98.7 (grinding stone) sits in f7.9

A20f8
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	topsoil
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v2
B11	2008-07-14_S727LR4.j	lR	Modern topsoil containing roots, pottery was sorted to only keep the bases and rims per mKB.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	removed this feature today
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9455
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9422
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f2 (lens) rests on f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q5.1 (tool) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	!!	q5.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-31_S806YM2.j	lC	q121.1 (stone) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q121.2 (unknown) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q121.3 (pin) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	!!	q127.1 (carbon sample) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2010-09-25_ZE722yG.j	lC	q334.1 (figurine) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	lR	q5 (items, pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	sE	q41 (pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	sE	q43 (pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q110 (pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	lC	q121 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	sE	q127 (pottery) sits in f8 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) covers f12 (isolated stone)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) covers f14 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) overlays f10 (accumulation D)
K3	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	loam
K5	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	light brown
K7	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	soft
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v2
O12	2008-07-13_S803LR3.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	S714

A20f8.5
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	jH	q329.3 (unknown) sits in f8.5

A20f9
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	topsoil
A35	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	!!	v2
B11	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	topsoil layer with roots present at the top mixed with a soft matrix.
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	k3
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9430
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9405
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f1 (lens) rests on f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	!!	q10.1 (ta) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-17_S727YM.j	sE	q25.6 (door socket) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	!!	q42.1 (unknown) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM.j	lC	q81.2 (tool) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q195.1 (blade) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM2.j	yM	q253.1 (brick) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	lR	q7 (pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	sE	q10 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	sE	q42 (bones, pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	lR	q113 (bones, pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	yM	q115 (bones, pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q186 (pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	yM	q195 (items, pottery) sits in f9 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f9 (topsoil) covers f13 (accumulation B)
K3	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	loam
O12	2008-07-13_S725LC.j	yM	v2
O12	2008-07-13_S803LR3.j	yM	v1
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	S714

A20f10
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	accumulation D
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v4
B11	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	soft accumulation mixed with bricky material and charcoal found underneath the topsoil. This feature is similar to f5 in k12 but not as hard as the compact surface f7 in k13. Given the charcoal and bricky fragments, this feature is defined as abandonment accumulation.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LR.j	lR	Removed most of this feature today with ease since the soil is extremely soft, contrasting with the bricky compact layer, f16 below.
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	k2
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	9438
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	9372
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f12 (isolated stone) rests on f10 (accumulation D)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) abuts f10 (accumulation D)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) overlays f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-14_S721LR.j	yM	i2 (metal artifact) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-16_S721LR.j	yM	i3 (tool) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-17_S721LR.j	sE	i4 (door socket) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-30_S802LC2.j	lR	i21 (figurine) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	!!	q9.1 (unknown) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	!!	q15.1 (shell artifact) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	!!	q15.2 (clay lump) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-16_S722YM.j	!!	q16.2 sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-19_S727YM.j	yM	q33.1 (tool) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q114.1 (kiln waster) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q114.3 (carbon sample) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-18_ZE722yG.j	jS	q296.2 (door socket) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q304.3 (grinding stone) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q306.1 (door socket) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-14_S715SE2.j	lR	q8 (bones, pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	sE	q9 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	sE	q11 (pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-15_S722YM.j	YM	q15 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-16_S722YM.j	yM	q16 (bones, pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	lC	q73 (pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	lR	q114 (items, pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	yM	q131 (pottery) sits in f10 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f10 (accumulation D) overlays f16 (layer)
K7	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	soft
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120a
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	sE	S716

A20f11
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	stone installation
A35	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	!!	v3
B11	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	stone installation located in the NW corner of the locus comprised of six small to medium sized stones in a line running north to south with a gap between and another line of stones.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	Yesterday several stones surfaced after removing the topsoil layer in k12. These stones are clustered together in the NW corner of the locus. We photographed the entire locus today but expect to delineate these stones further tomorrow to see if the stones continue to go down. The stones are sitting in f5.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	Excavated 10cms from f5 to see if any pit cuts were visible. No cuts were present but the stones continue to go down, with smaller stones found under the larger stones.
C1	2008-07-17_S718LR.j	lR	excavated 5cms around the stones and to the south with no difference in matrix from the material around the stones. This feature was drawn today by eE and left pedastooled.
C1	2008-07-19_S719LR.j	lR	removed today
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	k12
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r14 (42767 40669 - 9447 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r15 (42717 40667 - 9446 / Relay location: W corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r16 (42626 40712 - 9436 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r17 (42668 40759 - 9438 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r18 (42731 40759 - 9446 / Relay location: NE corner)
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9454
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9444
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f11 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q33.1 (tool) sits in f11 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-22_S727YM.j	lC	q60.2 (tool) sits in f11 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q33 (items, pottery) sits in f11 (stone installation)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f11 (stone installation) rests on f5 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	f11 (stone installation) sits in f5 (accumulation C)
K3	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	lithic
K5	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	white
K7	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	hard
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5a
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v9
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	S719

A20f12
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	isolated stone
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v4
B11	2008-07-14_S714LR.j	lR	Large stone located in the NW corner of k2. The stone is rectangular in shape and surfaced below the topsoil sitting in f10 abandonment accumulation. The stone is situated in the western baulk of k2, partly in the section, isolated, and oriented west to east. Smaller stones were found in k12, f11 associated with the same stratum.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LR.j	lR	assigned this feature today, stone was relayed by eE, sE, and yM. The area around this stone was scraped along with the section to see if a cut or pit was visible to indicate a possible pit or grave but nothing was noted.
D1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r19 (42212 40424 - 9447 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r20 (42179 40486 - 9445 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r21 (42147 40459 - 9443 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r22 (42165 40409 - 9445 / Relay location: SW corner)
D42	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9460
D52	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	9412
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) covers f12 (isolated stone)
F51	2010-09-16_ZE722yG.j	lHl	q293.1 (door socket) sits in f12 (isolated stone)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f12 (isolated stone) rests on f10 (accumulation D)
K3	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	lithic
K5	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	white
K7	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	hard
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6
P1	2008-07-14_S727LR5.j	lR	S723

A20f13
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	accumulation B
A35	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	!!	v15
B11	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	Soil underneath topsoil f9. This feature is soft but without the same loam texture as the topsoil with the color shifting from brown to gray brown. We are labeling this feature as natural sedimentation, likely a build-up over time.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	excavated feature completely today to follow f17.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	k3
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9405
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9398
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f9 (topsoil) covers f13 (accumulation B)
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	lC	q327.2 (pestle) sits in f13 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	yM	q13 (pottery) sits in f13 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f13 (accumulation B) covers f17 (layer)
K5	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	brownish gray
K8	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	loam
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15a
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	S716

A20f14
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v4
B11	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	Similar to f5 in k12, this feature is found in the western half of k2, covering several stone installations from a later occupation phase.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	Excavated 15 cms down to see if any bricks or pit cuts were present using the small pick and trowel. In the northwest corner several gray bricks were found, it appears that they are broken. There bricks were left in place.
C1	2008-07-17_S718LR.j	lR	removed 10cms today with the matrix shifting from light gray and compact to softer dark gray with patches of black. In the western corner, harder compact material surfaced with pebble and sherd inclusions. It appears similar in compaction as f7 (the compact layer in all four loci) but with too many inclusions. A new feature was assigned, f22.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	k2
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r23 (42041 40423 - 9416 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r24 (41995 40479 - 9413 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r25 (41972 40459 - 9406 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r26 (41996 40422 - 9407 / Relay location: S corner)
D3	2008-07-15_S812LR8R.j	yM	r27 (42034 40414 - 9408 / Relay location: SW corner)
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	9402
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	9163
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f8 (topsoil) covers f14 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) overlays f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	!!	q12.1 (clay lump) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	!!	q12.2 (blade) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q59.1 (sample) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM2.j	lC	q169.2 (grinding stone) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-15_ZE722yG.j	mSl	q284.1 (grinding stone) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q304.1 (grinding stone) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q304.2 (grinding stone) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-15_S715SE2.j	lR	q12 (items) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	eE	q59 (items, pottery) sits in f14 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) abuts f10 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) covers f15 (stone installation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) overlays f16 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) overlays f22 (accumulation C)
K5	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	pinkish gray
K7	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	medium compacted
K8	2008-07-16_S811LR5.j	lR	clay mixed with loam
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	S718

A20f15
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	stone installation
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v4
B11	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	two medium sized stones clustered together in the southwest area of the locus. The area was cleaned and scraped to see if a pit cut was present. The southern border showed a clear cut but the north remains unclear. The matrix surrounding f15 was excavated 10-15 centimeters to see if the pit cut surfaces in the north. At the end of the day, bricky material emerged in the southwest corner and the northern area is starting to become slightly darker in color.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r34 (41974 40454 - 9415 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r35 (42001 40420 - 9407 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r36 (42024 40425 - 9405 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r37 (41995 40472 - 9416 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	9361
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	9341
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) covers f15 (stone installation)
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	lC	q331.1 (caf) sits in f15 (stone installation)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f15 (stone installation) rests on f22 (accumulation C)
K3	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	lithic
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	lR	S722

A20f15.2
F51	2010-09-14_ZE722yG.j	mSl	q279.2 (mortar) sits in f15.2

A20f16
A3	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f27
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v6
A98	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Excavated under label f27, see q61
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	A compact layer originally defined as brickmelt since the appearance resembled clay that had been melted from the rain, then baked by the sun forming a crust. We later redefined this feature after excavating it as the ancient tell surface at abandonment, with the compaction resulting from walking on the surface and natural rain and sun exposure. f27 was created to subsume all the compact brickmelt layers in A20 for ease in reference an event although the discrete feature numbers are still present according to loci. f16 was only found in the northeast corner runs to the south for 200 cm with ash f22 abuting f16 in the south and west.
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	A compact layer originally defined as brickmelt since the appearance resembled clay that had been melted from the rain, then baked by the sun forming a crust. We later redefined this feature after excavating it as the ancient tell surface at abandonment, with the compaction resulting from walking on the surface and natural rain and sun exposure. f27 was created to subsume all the compact brickmelt layers in A20 for ease in reference an event although the discrete feature numbers are still present according to loci. f20 was found on the western half of k14, not as compact and solid as in other loci, eventually diminishing towards the east turning into patches.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LR.j	lR	At the end of the day, efforts were moved into k2 after finding the compact layer in the northwest corner of k3 suggesting that it continued into k2. The compact surface was found after scraping the area with the northeast corner defined.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	k2
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r29 (42211 40709 - 9372 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r30 (42173 40714 - 9378 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r31 (42116 40665 - 9371 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-17_S720LC-R.j	yM	r32 (41964 40751 - 9382 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9504
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9409
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	This feature was never removed, forming f98 bricky mass. Refer to f27 and f98 for relays.
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Relays are under label f27
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f10 (accumulation D) overlays f16 (layer)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) overlays f16 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) abuts f22 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) covers f45 (stone installation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) overlays f14 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) overlays f98 (brickfall)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	hard
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	cl
K99	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	Massive in structure, few inclusions
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16a
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v13
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	S722

A20f17
A3	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f27
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	!!	v7
A98	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	Relays for this feature are under label f27
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	A compact layer originally defined as brickmelt since the appearance resembled clay that had been melted from the rain, then baked by the sun forming a crust. We later redefined this feature after excavating it as the ancient tell surface at abandonment, with the compaction resulting from walking on the surface and natural rain and sun exposure. f27 was created to subsume all the compact brickmelt layers in A20 for ease in reference although the discrete feature numbers are still present according to loci. f17 was found in the entire locus, dipping down in the southwest corner.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	continued to follow f17, compact layer in the eastern half of the locus by removing f13. f17 was found immediately after two brick pick runs.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	k3
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9398
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9375
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f13 (accumulation B) covers f17 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q126.1 (blade) sits in f17 (layer)
F51	0000-00-00_ZE722yG.j	lC	q327.1 (mortar) sits in f17 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	eE	q119 (pottery) sits in f17 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q126 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f17 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	yM	q192 (pottery) sits in f17 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f17 (layer) covers f29 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f17 (layer) covers f129 (wall)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	hard
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	cl
K99	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	Massive in structure, few inclusions
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v15a
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v13
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	S721

A20f18
A3	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f27
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v4
A98	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	This feature was excavated under the label f27, q83 and q156 are from f18. Relays are are under label f27.
B11	2008-07-15_S715LR.j	lR	Compact bricky surface present in all four opened loci in A20 (k12, k13, k2, k3). The layer is solid and hard, presumably the abandonment layer of melted Mittani mud brick structures.
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	A compact layer originally defined as brickmelt since the appearance resembled clay that had been melted from the rain, then baked by the sun forming a crust. We later redefined this feature after excavating it as the ancient tell surface at abandonment, with the compaction resulting from walking on the surface and natural rain and sun exposure. f27 was created to subsume all the compact brickmelt layers in A20 for ease in reference although the discrete feature numbers are still present according to loci. f18 was found in the eastern half of k12 becoming thinner towards the south.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LR.j	lR	Found this layer under f6 today, by the end of the day the feature was fully exposed in the eastern half of the locus showing a gradual sloping down to the south.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LR.j	lR	The southern area of this feature is beginning to show soft ashy soil mixed with more compact bricky material. Several small tannur pieces were found with similar matrix present to the south in k2. The relationship between f18 and this ashy material is unclear. In some places f18 was found below, sloping down but then f18 disappears.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9417
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	9396
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f6 (accumulation D) overlays f18 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f18 (layer) covers f51 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f18 (layer) covers f95 (wall)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f18 (layer) overlays f24 (accumulation C)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	hard
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	cl
K99	2008-08-11_S811LR5.j	lR	Massive in structure, few inclusions
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5b
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v10
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v13
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	yM	S726

A20f19
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	topsoil
A35	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	!!	v48
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Topsoil layer with roots present, only rim and diagnostic sherds kept in the q-lots.
D1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	k14
D42	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	9406
D52	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	9330
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken for topsoil, refer to corner stakes m3745 m3746 m3747 m3416 for spatial definition.
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q135.1 (unknown) sits in f19 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q135.2 (unknown) sits in f19 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q135.3 (unknown) sits in f19 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q135 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f19 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f19 (topsoil) covers f20 (layer)
K3	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	loam
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	brown
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	soft
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48a
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
P1	2008-07-15_S727LR5.j	sE	S716

A20f20
A3	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f27
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	eE	layer
A35	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	!!	v7
D1	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	eE	k14
D42	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	eE	9374
D52	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	eE	9366
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f19 (topsoil) covers f20 (layer)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	yM	q45 (bones, pottery) sits in f20 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lR	q58 (bones, pottery) sits in f20 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f20 (layer) covers f32 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f20 (layer) covers f37 (brickfall)
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v13
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v20
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
P1	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	eE	S722

A20f21
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	topsoil
A35	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	!!	v148
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Topsoil layer with roots present, only rim and diagnostic sherds kept in the q-lots.
D1	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	k15
D42	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	9340
D52	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	9345
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken for topsoil, refer to corner stakes m3748 m3732 m3750 for spatial definition
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q27.1 (debitage) sits in f21 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q112.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f21 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q27 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f21 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q112 (items, pottery) sits in f21 (topsoil)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f21 (topsoil) covers f25 (stone installation)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f21 (topsoil) covers f26 (layer)
K3	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	loam
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	brown
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	soft
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157
P1	2008-07-17_S727LR5.j	lR	S717

A20f22
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	lR	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	!!	v6
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Multiple accumulations of deep ash ranging in shades of gray pink to dark black sloping into k2 from presumably the northwest (slope visible in section). This ash was found in the entire locus, except for a small patch of f16 then a larger patch of f98 in the northeast corner. The ash is also present in the western half of k12 as well as in A18. In A18, a deep vertical section shows the ash extending down several meters. In k2, we stopped excavating the ash at the same elevation as A18, an arbitrary stopping point.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	removed approximately 10 cm from the southern end of k2, all ash with several areas containing laminations, patches of brown soil alternating with darker stains of charcoal. The presence of laminations suggests that the ash was not dumped at one time but over a period of time enough for water to pool forming laminations. The ash continues to be clean, meaning few inclusions of pottery and animal bones, quite different from f60 and f62.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LC.j	lC	Today we continued to excavate the ashy layer f22, uncovering in part a harder and compact layer brown in color. Almost at the and of the morning we found a large amount of small bones, according to lR probably pertinent to a bird or to a rodent, and we used a sifter to take all the small bones.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	On S807 we reached the elevation of A18's pebble and sherd pavement in k12 and decided to stop excavating the ash. We then moved into k2, excavated f22 down 15 cm to reach the same elevation as k12 and A18. By the end of the day, this was achieved. Some small patches remain in the southeast corner that will be removed tomorrow.
D1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r238 (42308 40459 - 9283 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r239 (41849 40301 - 9288 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r240 (41719 40662 - 9328 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r241 (41888 40728 - 9324 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r242 (41941 40517 - 9287 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r243 (42060 41201 - 9274 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	lR	9388
E1	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	the ash slopes down from the east down to the west, 45 degree angle.
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f15 (stone installation) rests on f22 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) abuts f22 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f14 (accumulation C) overlays f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S721LR.j	lR	i5 (bead (clay)) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-27_S802LC2.j	lC	i13 (ta) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-31_S802LC2.j	yM	i22 (unknown) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q30.1 (grinding stone) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q30.2 (kiln waste) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q30.3 (kiln waste) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q64.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q67.1 (unknown) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q67.2 (specimen) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q67.3 (blade) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q67.4 (lithic specimen) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q67.5 (unknown) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q141.1 (unknown) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q141.2 (carbon sample) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q141.3 (stone) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q146.1 (blade) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q146.2 (specimen) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q174.1 (sample) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q174.2 (sample) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q181.1 (weight) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q181.2 (sample) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q181.3 (tool ct laf) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q184.1 (debitage) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q30 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lR	q64 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	ym	q67 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	sE	q74 (bones, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	yM	q116 (items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q132 (pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q137 (pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	lC	q141 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q146 (bones, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q174 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q181 (items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q184 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f22 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f22 (accumulation C) covers f28 (stone installation)
K3	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	lR	ash
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	10YR3/2-10YR6/2
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	silty
M99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	The depth of this ash and lack of inclusions (clean ash) suggests this accumulation is the result of a specific activity requiring firing. The presence of several colors in layers with laminations present also suggests that the ash was not accumulated in one moment but over several moments enough to leave differences in colors and water to pool forming laminations.
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v6
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	sE	v16a
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v21
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v29
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v29a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v120a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163
P2	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	S810

A20f23
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	!!	v3
B11	2008-07-19_S719LR.j	lR	Pottery sherds lying flat on f5, concentrated in the southwest corner spreading north. These sherds appear contemporary with f11 stones as they are the same elevation and resting on f5. These sherds possibly form the natural surface of the ancient Tell. Associated with these sherds, the matrix to the north (f5) shows tannur fragments embedded in the soil. The sherds were removed today and given to mKB for analysis to see if these date to the middle Assyrian period.
D1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D42	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9459
D52	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9433
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays were taken of this feature but are drawn to scale by eE along with f11.
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f3 (topsoil) covers f23 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q31.1 (ceramic vessel) sits in f23 (pavement, type c)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	lC	q307.1 (grinding stone) sits in f23 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q28 (pottery) sits in f23 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q31 (bones, pottery) sits in f23 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f23 (pavement, type c) rests on f5 (accumulation C)
F60	!!_!!	!!	<a href="../X/XF/FT-CA.htm#0023" onclick="return up_win(this);">frequencies</a> of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature
I11	2008-07-25_S820MKB.j	mKB	date determined by looking at shapes and decoration only; pottery q lots will receive a full analysis at a later time. h6-JPB based on preliminary examination of shapes and decoration
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3
O12	2008-07-14_S725LC.j	eE	v3a
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5b
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8a
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v9
O12	2010-09-15_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v174
P1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	S719

A20f24
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v32
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Multiple accumulations of deep ash ranging in shades of gray pink to dark black sloping into k12 from presumably the northwest (slope visible in section). This ash was found in the western half of the locus abutting a large amorphous bricky mass in the east and the ash continues to slop down to the south, into k2. In A18, a deep vertical section shows the ash extending down several meters. In k12, we stopped excavating the ash at the same elevation as A18, an arbitrary stopping point as it continues to go down.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	A total of 15 cm was removed from the entire southeast corner then expanded to the north to level out the rest of the feature. While excavating a tannur fragment was found, q94.1, with one surface complete and the other abraded. The tannur piece was floating in the ash without any floor surface visible. The ash alternated from some areas showing black stains while some areas are slightly more compact and brown. f52 continues to go down but stopped excavating this feature after breakfast due to insufficient tents for shade. Tomorrow we will continue to excavate this feature.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	The ashy accumulation in the west, f24 was also excavated today, removing approximately 15 cm from the entire feature. It still continues to go down, which is expected as the north section of A18 shows clearly thick ash accumulations.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Excavated the ashy accumulation f24 today, removing 10 cm from the entire western half of the locus. The area began to show alternating layers of pink, gray, and darker ash which was cleaned then covered for photographs tomorrow.
C1	2008-08-07_S809LR.j	lR	Continued to excavate this feature today, removing 15 cm of ash that alternated between pink and gray layers. The wall f64 continues to do down with bricks jutting out in section.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	In k12, we continued to remove the ash f24 in the hope that a pavement surfaces to find the depth of f52 and f64 wall. By the end of the day, a brown slightly compact layer was found under the ash f24, labeled f118. This layer still contains lots of charcoal and ash embedded but maybe the interface between a floor surface and the ash f24.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	continued to remove 5 cm from f82 then scraped the ash f24 to expose f118
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	In the morning we drew the west section of k12, because it is shows nice multi-layer accumulations of ash from f24, and then we took photographs.
D1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r154 (42412 40501 - 9342 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r155 (42781 40642 - 9348 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r156 (42749 40737 - 9347 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r157 (42600 40709 - 9336 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r158 (42345 40691 - 9347 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9459
D52	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	9319
E1	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	the ash slopes down from the east down to the west, 45 degree angle.
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f51 (accumulation D) abuts f24 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) abuts f24 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f18 (layer) overlays f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S802LC2.j	sE	i15 (jar shoulder) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q94.1 (ta-o) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q108.1 (grinding stone) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q170.1 (shell artifact) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q170.2 (blade) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q170.3 (blade) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q170.4 (organic sample) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q196.1 (uk cl) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q196.2 (bead) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	yM	q306.2 (door socket) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q94 (items, pottery) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	lR	q108 (items, pottery) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q157 (bones, pottery) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q170 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	yM	q196 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f24 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f52 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f82 (brickfall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f104 (fill)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) overlays f118 (layer)
I99	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	the ash abuts f52, with f24 later than f52 as it accumulates next to the structure or wall that is presumably f52.
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	10YR3/2-10YR6/2
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	gray
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	very dark grayish brown-light brownish gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	10YR3/2-10YR6/2
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	silty
M99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	The depth of this ash and lack of inclusions (clean ash) suggests this accumulation is the result of a specific activity requiring firing. The presence of several colors in layers with laminations present also suggests that the ash was not accumulated in one moment but over several moments enough to leave differences in colors and water to pool forming laminations.
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v4
O12	2008-07-17_S803LR3.j	yM	v5
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v8
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v9
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v21
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v32
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v44
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v71
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v95
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	yM	v121a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163
P2	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	S810

A20f25
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	stone installation
A35	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	!!	v17
B11	2008-07-19_S719LR.j	lR	a cluster of small to medium sized white stones located in the southwest corner of k15. The area was scraped to see if a pit cut was visible with only the western side showing a possible cut. 5cms was removed from the area to expose the cut further but nothing was noted.
D1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	k15
D3	2008-07-19_S720LC-R.j	yM	r39 (42057 42068 - 9359 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-19_S720LC-R.j	yM	r40 (41990 42037 - 9361 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-19_S720LC-R.j	yM	r41 (41980 42059 - 9359 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-19_S720LC-R.j	yM	r42 (42042 42102 - 9362 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9367
D52	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9351
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f21 (topsoil) covers f25 (stone installation)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f25 (stone installation) rests on f26 (layer)
K3	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	lithic
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	white
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v17
P1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	S720

A20f26
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	!!	v17
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	A natural build-up of soil containing no discernable elements or components beyond small fragments of brick. This feature was assigned very close to the top surface after find f25 stones.
D1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	k15
D42	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9345
D52	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	9291
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays were taken for this feature
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f25 (stone installation) rests on f26 (layer)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f21 (topsoil) covers f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-20_S721LR.j	yM	i8 (caf) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q35.1 (debitage) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	!!	q35.2 (kiln waste) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q48.1 (tool) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q49.1 (kiln waste) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q56.1 (clay lump) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q72.1 (unknown) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q72.2 (kiln waste) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2010-09-19_ZE722yG.j	lC	q307.2 (grinding stone) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-19_S722YM.j	yM	q35 (items, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	lR	q40 (bones, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-20_S722YM.j	yM	q44 (pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	sE	q48 (bones, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	yM	q49 (bones, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lR	q56 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	sE	q57 (pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	lC	q72 (items, pottery) sits in f26 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f38 (wall)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f39 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f40 (wall)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f44 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f46 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f84 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f86 (wall)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	brown
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	loam
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v17
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v17a
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v18
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v18a
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v24
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157
P1	2008-07-19_S727LR5.j	yM	S723

A20f27
A2	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f7
A2	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f16
A2	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f17
A2	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f18
A2	2008-07-27_S727LR2.j	lR	f20
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-20_S727LR5.j	lR	layer
A35	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	!!	v7
A98	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Volumetric localization for q-lots were given label f27 but should have been labeled with their discrete feature numbers thus q46, q62, q63 are from k3; q47, q76, q79, from k13, q61 from k14, and q83, q156 from k12.
B11	2008-07-21_S721LR2.j	lC	Brick melt found in five loci (k3, k13, k2, k12, k14), very compact in hardness, light brown (yellow hue) in color with few inclusions. No discrete components visible, with the layer uniform hard clay. This layer slopes down towards the east, disappearing by the eastern end of k14 and subsumes the other brick melt features assigned in each locus.
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Originally defined as brickmelt from presumably Mittani structures that collapsed in the vicinity, this feature is now defined as the natural Tell surface at abandonment. f27 is used to refer to the same compact layer but discretely refers to f18 in the eastern half of k12, f16 in the eastern half of k2, f17 in k3, f7 in k13, and f20 in the western half of k14.
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r47 (42749 40703 - 9417 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r48 (42627 40672 - 9412 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r49 (42571 40636 - 9408 / Relay location: W)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r50 (42533 40620 - 9405 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r51 (42519 40595 - 9405 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r52 (42482 40536 - 9406 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r53 (42715 40791 - 9433 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r54 (42625 40737 - 9404 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r55 (42536 40734 - 9403 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r56 (42495 40789 - 9407 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r57 (42377 40828 - 9393 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r58 (42307 40792 - 9392 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-20_S727LR5.j	lR	9397
D52	2008-07-20_S727LR5.j	lR	9375
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	f27 was relayed as a cumulative whole, please refer to these relay points to reconstruct f18, f17, f16, f7, and f20. The top and bottom elevations give the maximum difference at it's highest and lowest point.
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q46.1 (grinding stone) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q46.2 (blade) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q46.3 (blade) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q46.4 (tool) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q46.5 (specimen) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q47.1 (unknown) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q47.2 (unknown) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q62.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q83.1 (specimen) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q83.2 (tool) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q156.1 (bead) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	lC	q46 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	lC	q47 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lC	q61 (bones, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	sE	q62 (items, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	sE	q63 (pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lC	q76 (bones, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	yM	q79 (pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	sE	q83 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q156 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f27 (layer)
F60	!!_!!	!!	<a href="../X/XF/FT-CA.htm#0027" onclick="return up_win(this);">frequencies</a> of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature
I11	2008-07-25_S820MKB.j	mKB	date determined by looking at shapes and decoration only; pottery q lots will receive a full analysis at a later time. h6-JPB based on preliminary examination of shapes and decoration
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	hard
K99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Massive in structure, few inclusions
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v7
O12	2008-07-19_S803LR3.j	yM	v9
O12	2008-07-20_S803LR3.j	yM	v12
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v21
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v26
P2	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	S726

A20f28
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	stone installation
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	Several small stones found floating in the ash f22. The stones were found clustered together forming no specific shape or possible function without a pit cut; similar to the other stones f12 and f15. These stones were removed without drawing and only a photograph of the first stone emerging was taken.
D1	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	k2
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r59 (42136 40573 - 9396 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r60 (42146 40551 - 9386 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r61 (42141 40517 - 9374 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r62 (42115 40489 - 9370 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r63 (42123 40545 - 9374 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-21_S721LC-R.j	yM	r64 (42112 40569 - 9401 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9396
D52	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9377
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f22 (accumulation C) covers f28 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q60.1 (tool) sits in f28 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q60.2 (tool) sits in f28 (stone installation)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lC	q60 (items) sits in f28 (stone installation)
K3	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	lithic
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	white
P1	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	S723

A20f29
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-22_S803LR3.j	!!	v23
B11	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	A layer consisting of larger brickfall (large fragments of broken bricks) mixed with ash. To the south, the brickfall appears more organized with possibly another wall under f29. In the north, this feature turns ashier around the tannur f42. f29 is concentrated in the western half of the locus starting from m4702 extending north 400 cm and 150 cm east.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	After removing f29 from the eastern section we uncovered the pavement linked to the pavement f73 in k4 and two red flat bricks.
D1	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	k3
D42	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9367
D52	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9355
D99	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken; see relays for f68, the brick pile found in f29 and the western border of the ash f36
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f17 (layer) covers f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S824YM.j	yM	i10 (metal artifact) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S824YM.j	yM	i11 (J) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q51.1 (clay lump) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q51.2 (blade) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q51.3 (grinding stone) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q51.4 (tool) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q51.5 (ob) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q65.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	yM	q51 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	yM	q54 (pottery) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	yM	q65 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f29 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q123 (pottery) sits in f29 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f29 (layer) abuts f129 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f29 (layer) covers f43 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f29 (layer) overlays f31 (layer)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f29 (layer) overlays f36 (accumulation C)
K5	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	mixed, light brown to light gray
K8	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	mixed, clay and ash
O12	2008-07-22_S803LR3.j	yM	v23
O12	2008-07-22_S803LR3.j	yM	v23a
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v27
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30a
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
P1	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	S723

A20f30
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	brickfall
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	A thick accumulation of brick fall from presumably a collapse of structures nearby. Large broken bricks are uniformly found within a softer matrix. Approximately 25 cm thick, this feature transitions into compact bricky mass with larger brick components present, some complete bricks forming f41, wall. The brickfall also covered f59, a hearth sitting on bricks from f41.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	We continued to excavate this feature today, removing 10 cm, thinking that we found the bottom since in the east a nice ash level was found, presumably the end of brickfall. The layer however was only localized in the east, with the matrix towards the east resembling a combination of brick melt and brick fall. The soil is hard, bricky; some lines are present but don't form any structures or pattern. Tomorrow, the area will be scraped and cleaned to see if any more bricks surface. If not, we should consider changing the feature to define it as more compact than the brickfall above.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	We finished removing part of f30, to find a compact surface, visible in section, and to find more bricks of the wall f41.
D1	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	k13
D42	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9375
D52	2008-07-21_S727LR5.j	yM	9350
D99	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken, feature found in entire locus
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f7 (layer) covers f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-21_S721LR.j	yM	i9 (goblet) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-29_S802LC2.j	sE	i18 (tool) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q50.1 (tool) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	!!	q50.3 sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q93.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q95.1 (blade) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q102.1 (clay lump) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q102.2 (ta-o) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	!!	q130.1 (blade) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	!!	q246.1 (shell artifact) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-21_S722YM.j	yM	q50 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	eE	q52 (bones, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	yM	q80 (bones, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	sE	q84 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q93 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q95 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q102 (items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	yM	q130 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q133 (bones, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	eE	q246 (bones, pottery) sits in f30 (brickfall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f41 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f50 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f59 (hearth)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f77 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f96 (installation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f105 (wall)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	mixed light gray to light orange
K8	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	silty clay
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	sE	v22
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	sE	v22a
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v26
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v26a
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v45
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67b
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
P2	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	S803

A20f31
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	A compact ashy surface where the sherd pavement f35 is embedded in. Underneath is f90.
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	Initially defined as interface layer between brickfall and ash consisting of broken bricks within an ashy soft fill. We expected to only have a few centimeters of this layer then reach ash but instead a tannur f42 and a cobblestone pavement f50 was found resulting in keeping this feature as the matrix above the pavement and around the broken bricks to the south.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	k3
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r102 (41765 40790 - 9367 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r103 (42135 40930 - 9359 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r104 (41907 40976 - 9362 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r105 (41926 41008 - 9354 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r106 (41711 40939 - 9362 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	9355
D52	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	9345
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f29 (layer) overlays f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q53.1 (unknown) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q53.2 (li) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	!!	q77.2 sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	!!	q220.1 (uk ct caf) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	yM	q53 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lC	q77 (bones, pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q92 (pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	lR	q136 (bones, pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q208 (bones, pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q220 (items, pottery) sits in f31 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) abuts f129 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) covers f42 (tannur (feature))
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f35 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f36 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f68 (brick pile)
K5	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	gray
K7	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	more compact than f36
K8	2008-07-21_S811LR6.j	lR	ashy clay
O12	2008-07-22_S803LR3.j	yM	v23
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v27
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
P1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	S723

A20f32
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	!!	v19
B11	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	Only patches of the compact bricky layer were found in k14 in the western part of the locus with f32 assigned to the abandonment accumulation in the eastern half consisting of softer gray soil with broken bricks. The feature extends from m3747 north 400 cm and 150 cm east, becoming wider in the north.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	k14
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	9374
D52	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	9369
D99	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) abuts f32 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f20 (layer) covers f32 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	!!	q55.1 (kiln waste) sits in f32 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q139.1 (unknown) sits in f32 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-22_S722YM.j	lR	q55 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f32 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q139 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f32 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	lC	q140 (bones, pottery) sits in f32 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) abuts f37 (brickfall)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) covers f33 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) covers f56 (brick pile)
K5	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	pale brown
K8	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	sandy clay loam
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v19
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v20
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v21
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
P1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	yM	S722
P2	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	S804

A20f33
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	!!	v20
B11	2008-07-22_S722LR.j	lR	Unclear if this is a sherd pavement or a lense of sherds. The sherds extend from the north to the south forming a rectangular shaped area that cap f34, stones. The sherds are lying flat, larger in size, with no other inclusions which contrast to the smaller size of the sherds in f35 pavement.
B11	2008-08-04_S811LR6.j	lR	Sherd pavement constructed of large sherds lying flat on a surface creating a rectangular shape that runs north to south in the eastern side of k14. These sherds overlay a series of stones that extends the pavement towards the south, keeping the same alignment as the sherd pavement. Underneath f33, another sherd pavement was found, nicer and more compact than f33. The sherds from this pavement are smaller in size with small pebbles embedded in a clay matrix, see f61.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	k14
D3	2008-07-22_S725LC-R.j	yM	r68 (42216 41722 - 9374 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r71 (42277 41856 - 9367 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r72 (42219 41810 - 9363 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r73 (42173 41831 - 9365 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r74 (42081 41757 - 9370 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r75 (42090 41647 - 9367 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r76 (42221 41717 - 9368 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	9367
D52	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	9363
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) abuts f33 (pavement, type c)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) covers f33 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	yM	q68 (bones, pottery) sits in f33 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	sE	q69 (pottery) sits in f33 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) abuts f37 (brickfall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) covers f47 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) overlays f34 (stone installation)
O12	2008-07-21_S803LR3.j	yM	v20
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v25
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v25a
P1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	S723

A20f34
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	stone installation
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v37
B11	2008-07-27_S727LR4.j	lC	Stone installation in k14, possible a stone wall constructed of medium to large white stones clustered together running south to north, with the eastern edge forming a straight line. The southern end may extend further south into the baulk.
B11	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	A cluster of 28 stones ranging in size concentrated south in k14. The eastern border of f34 forms a line while the western border is irregular in shape. Two pavements are associated with f34, sherd pavement f33, a later pavement that overlays the stones covering a cluster in the north while f48 appears to have been constructed at the same time as f34 for some of the stones sit on f48 with sherds also overlaying. Another cluster of cobblestones were found in the west, f61, perhaps associated with these stones. The stones are the typical white limestone found at Mozan.
C1	2008-07-22_S722LR.j	lR	While defining f33 sherd pavement or lense a series of stones were found under f33, concentrated in the southeast corner. The stones appear to be in line forming a possible wall.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	k14
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r88 (41983 41655 - 9364 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r89 (42157 41723 - 9366 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r90 (42107 41754 - 9370 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r91 (41964 41716 - 9371 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	9367
D42	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	9339
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) overlays f34 (stone installation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f34 (stone installation) rests on f48 (pavement, type c)
K5	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	white
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v25
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v25a
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43a
P2	2008-08-11_S811LR6.j	lR	S728

A20f35
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	A rough pavement constructed with pottery sherds some lying flat while most are at an irregular angle concentrated within the eastern area of k3, alongside the east section continuing under the baulk into k4 (see f73 and f72). The pavement contained animal bones embedded with multiple layers of the pavement visible. One suggestion, especially viewing the pavement in k4 is that this was either an unintentional pavement created from a walking surface that embedded loose sherds into the soil or that this is an ancient wadi with sherds washed in. The presence of a channel, f83 drain to the immediate northwest of f35 suggests that water was present and diverted. In k4, the pavement is at a higher elevation, sloping down into k3.
C1	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	Removed the pavement today, assigned f90 to the soil underneath the pavement
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	k3
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r80 (41660 41102 - 9348 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r81 (41804 41133 - 9348 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r82 (41861 41245 - 9350 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r83 (41754 41180 - 9344 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r84 (41655 41144 - 9350 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	sE	9347
D52	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9346
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f35 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q178.1 (blade) sits in f35 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	sE	q178 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f35 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f35 (pavement, type c) rests on f90 (accumulation)
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v27
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
P2	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	S809

A20f36
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	Ashy accumulation found in the middle of the locus, running south to north. This ash appears to be the same accumulation as f22 in k2 that spreads east into k3. At some point bricks were added, f68 (f29) over the ash south of the tannur f42 to perhaps contain the ash to the west. f36 likely is under f68, and at the moment we have excavated f31 and f35 finding the ash f36 under these features continuing east.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	The ash is visible to the west of pavement f35 and unclear if the ash goes below the pavement or abuts it. Another pavement was found today, connecting the cobblestones found yesterday in f36 eastern corner to the western side of k3 and associating f42 tannur, and i11 to a surface sitting on the ash.
C1	2008-08-07_S809LR.j	lR	This ash appears to abut f35 pavement in the north section of A18. We started to excavate the ash in the area north of the tannur f42 and proceeded south.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r77 (41840 41046 - 9363 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r85 (41722 40980 - 9347 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r86 (41849 41096 - 9342 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r87 (41732 41027 - 9352 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r221 (41994 41118 - 9353 / Relay location: N)
D6	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9303
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	9375
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f42 (tannur (feature)) rests on f36 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f68 (brick pile) rests on f36 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f29 (layer) overlays f36 (accumulation C)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q70.1 (tool) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q70.2 (cb) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q172.1 (mt) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-20_S824YM2.j	lR	q225.1 (brick) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	lC	q70 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q151 (bones, pottery) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	sE	q172 (pottery) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q176 (bones, pottery) sits in f36 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f36 (accumulation C) covers f100 (tannur (feature))
K3	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	ash
K6	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	10YR3/2-10YR6/2
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	silty ash
O12	2008-07-22_S803LR3.j	yM	v23
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v27
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v35
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v66a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v83
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
P2	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	S809

A20f37
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	brickfall
A35	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	!!	v25
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	Layer of abandonment consisting of broken brick fragments mixed within a compact matrix located in the western half of k14, west of f33 and f34.
D1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	k14
D42	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	9361
D52	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	9345
D99	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays taken, feature extends from m3416 400 cm north and 200 cm east.
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) abuts f37 (brickfall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) abuts f37 (brickfall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f20 (layer) covers f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S802LC2.j	yM	i12 (unknown) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S802LC2.j	sE	i14 (figurine) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q85.1 (tool) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q88.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q96.1 (clay lump) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q99.1 (grinding stone) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	lC	q71 (pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lC	q78 (bones, pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q85 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q88 (items, pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	yM	q96 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q99 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f37 (brickfall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) abuts f32 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) abuts f33 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) overlays f58 (layer)
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	pale pinkish brown
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	sandy clay
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v25
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48a
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
P1	2008-07-22_S727LR5.j	lR	S726

A20f38
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v36
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	Mud brick wall running east to west located near the northern section of k15. The wall bonds with another wall, f46, running north to south and forms a small room labeled as a1. The width of f38 is constructed using one whole brick and a half, measuring 55 cm and 195 cm in length extending into the eastern baulk. The wall goes down 4 courses of bricks, 10 cm thick, and rests on f57 stone pavement.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	Assigned this feature today to the north set of bricks running east to west. The northern boundary of the wall remains unknown; currently the width of the wall is one brick wide.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	k15
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r92 (42078 42401 - 9301 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r93 (42091 42182 - 9298 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r94 (42092 42201 - 9297 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r96 (42040 42387 - 9303 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r120 (42136 42224 - 9299 / Relay location: NW corner)
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	9291
D52	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9264
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) abuts f38 (wall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f44 (accumulation C) abuts f38 (wall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f38 (wall)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q66.1 (tool) sits in f38 (wall)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	!!	q66.2 (kiln waste) sits in f38 (wall)
F51	2008-07-23_S723YM.j	ym	q66 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f38 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f38 (wall) rests on f57 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f38 (wall) abuts f39 (accumulation B)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a1
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	pale brown
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	clay
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v24
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v28
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v36
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a

A20f39
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	accumulation B
A35	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	!!	v24
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	The latest fill in a1, room beginning at the point where bricks began to surface. The fill is typical of collapse, containing large broken bricks within a soft matrix.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	removed 20 cms today of this accumulation bounded within walls, f39. At the end of the day, two grinding stones, a large ceramic sherd, and broken bricks were found and left in place for a photograph tomorrow. The accumulation is gray, grainy with small brick inclusions present.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	No longer excavating f39, the fill inside a1 has been given a new feature number f55 for the last 15 cm inside the structure.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	k15
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	9296
D52	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9253
D99	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	no relays were taken since the walls were relayed that bound this feature. See relays from f38 and f46
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f38 (wall) abuts f39 (accumulation B)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f39 (accumulation B)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f39 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q90.1 (tool) sits in f39 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	!!	q122.1 (blade) sits in f39 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q90 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f39 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q122 (bones, pottery) sits in f39 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) abuts f38 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) abuts f46 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) covers f55 (accumulation A)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a1
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	mixed, pale brown to brown
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	mixed, sandy clay loam
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v24
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v28
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157
P2	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	S728

A20f40
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v36
A98	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	f86 is included under this label early in the season when the a distinction between f40 and f86 could not be established. As a result some of the early templates label f86 as f40.
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	In the western part of k15, adjacent to the west section, several brick faces emerged, arranged vertically that continued into the western baulk. Within a few days more bricks emerged in the northeast corner, horizontal and different from the vertical bricks but since no definition could be concluded, both these sets of bricks were labeled f40. After we removed the west section of k15, or the east section of k14, the vertical bricks continued under the section and found in k14, labeled as f56. The horizontal bricks found earlier turned into a wall, oriented north to south and we relabeled these bricks as f86. f40 with f56 are included under aggregate 2 (a2) forming a box like structure with multiple courses of vertical bricks, obliquely set, with thick mortar between the bricks. The first course was eroded and removed early in the season so it's difficult to reconstruct the original shape of this structure; it appears that the bricks were set in a manner that created a domed outer shape with a square base. The top bricks were cut back in section to understand how it was constructed with more bricks found below, vertically set and identical to the top course. On the western end, a wall constructed of thin vertical bricks obliquely set abuts a2, given the similarities in construction we are assuming that this wall is associated with a2. The western border also shows some of the bricks collapsed and these bricks were left articulated. It is unclear how deep this structure is, at the moment it appears to be three courses in construction utilizing bricks measuring 36 x 36 x 10 cm.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	This feature was assigned to the cluster of emerging bricks in the western half of the locus. It is unclear if this is a wall or tomb.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	Articulated this feature today after the east baulk of k14 was removed. This appears to be a several courses of vertical bricks forming a rectangular shape located between k14 and k15. The eastern portion was cut back to see if a section could be made, exposing the brick faces but only a few faces emerged. The sides were also defined. This is either a wall, using vertical bricks however since it doesn't continue in k14 or k15; it seems strange to be a wall. Another possibility is a grave with several cases at Mozan and other areas showing vertical bricks used in tomb construction. Lastly, this could also simply be a brick pile used for construction that was left in place after abandonment.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	Met with gB today to discuss the strategy for excavating this structure. He suggested to cut several sections to understand the size of the bricks, orientation, and construction before the top surface of the bricks are removed. Tomorrow we will begin to do this.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	The box structure, f40 was cut into two section in order to understand it's construction. Sections on the north and east were cut, showing that both half and whole bricks were used in construction with the east section also showing the bricks stepped up between levels. Photographs will be taken tomorrow before more of the bricks are removed. The western end of the structure was also defined by removing 5 cm from f62 and coming towards the structure.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	A series of thin vertical bricks set at an oblique angle were found while excavating f87. The bricks are held together with thin mortar forming a wall west of a2, f40, and possibly forming a room bounded by f97 and f63 or a wall for f40.
C1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	This morning the north section of k101 was drawn. This section is not the true north section of k101, it is actually our cut into k14 but shows nicely the wall f127 which we plan to remove today for the purpose of exposing f40 (a2) which is presumably behind wall f127. After the section was drawn we then photographed the section, including overhead, oblique, and direct north views. The wall was removed in section, beginning in the eastern area working west, leaving a small section to see the horizontal bricks from two sides. We then proceeded to continue removing the bricks to west, then cleaned out the section and photographed it again. What was in view was bricky material sitting on a nice row of horizontal bricks then several centimeters below, a layer of reddish fine clay appearing similar in shape and size to bricks but much softer than brick. Another layer was removed, moving north and this time removing f40 vertical bricks to expose another layer of the horizontal bricks behind. In the west, more stones surfaced to the north, in line with the stones from wall f125. It is unclear if these stones continue north, if so then a2 was built over f125 wall.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	k15
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r210 (41977 41665 - 9309 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r211 (42160 41870 - 9297 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r212 (42126 41981 - 9285 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r213 (42062 41968 - 9287 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r214 (42015 42050 - 9275 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r215 (41889 42007 - 9286 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r216 (41918 41907 - 9289 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-19_S831YM-R.j	yM	r371 (42006 41915 - 9307 / Relay location: E)
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	9308
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f40 (wall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-19_S822YM1.j	!!	q223.1 (blade) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	!!	q225.1 (brick) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	!!	q225.2 (sample) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	!!	q225.3 (shell(sample)) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.1 (debitage) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.2 (debitage) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.3 (organic sample) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.4 (blade) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.5 (bead) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.6 (uk ct caf) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q231.7 (brick) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	!!	q253.1 (brick) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q143 (bones, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q158 (bones, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	eE	q171 (pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-19_S822YM1.j	yM	q223 (items, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	sE	q225 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	sE	q231 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	sE	q237 (bones, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-24_S826YM.j	sE	q240 (bones, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	lC	q244 (bones, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q253 (items, pottery) sits in f40 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f40 (wall) covers f131 (accumulation A)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a2
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	10YR7/2
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	clay
K99	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	K93 bricks contain small inclusions of charcoal and fine orange colored clay
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v24
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v28
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v36
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v52
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v69
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v70
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v70a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v101
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v103
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106b
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122c
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a

A20f41
A3	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	^w1
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	!!	v26
B11	2008-07-27_S728LR.j	lR	mud brick wall running west to east in the northwest corner of k13, partly in the north baulk. The wall measures 50 cm in width, constructed of one brick and a half. The length is unknown as the wall is yet completely excavated, at the moment measures 120 cms. Two types of bricks are present, an orange-reddish and gray bricks with gray mortar lines, with two courses currently visible. The bricks run into the west baulk with more bricks visible in the west baulk suggesting the wall turns to form a corner. A parallel wall may be present 127 cm south from f41. Here a large bricky mass is present but no clear brick faces or lines distinguishable.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	Spent the entire day focusing on f41 and the area to the west. Only the northwest corner was articulated and defined thus far so increments of 5cms was shaved off from the surface to see if these bricks extend to the east. Two more bricks were found but the area is extremely confusing with hard compact material showing no brick lines or faces. The strategy then changed, starting from the south end working towards the bricks, 10 cms was removed to see if the inner face of the wall could be found. The faces were found however more bricks surfaced below, extending the width of the wall by a meter to the south. Either this is a very thick wall or something other than a wall.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	In the northeast in line with f41 more bricks surfaced indicating that the wall continues to the east, under the baulk. Bricks are also present in k14 east; if this is the same wall then this is either a very large structure or a wall delineating an area, similar in function to a fence.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	More bricks are beginning to surface south of the defined area for f41. This bricks are the same orientation, found lower in elevation. At this moment we are leaving these bricks are part of f41 and defining it as a thick wall. In the next locus, k14, the same situation is visible with more bricks to the south of f63 wall, also at a lower elevation. One possibility is that these walls are later additions to narrow an associated room or alternatively, these could be two walls that abut each other.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	We finished removing part of f30, to find a compact surface, visible in section, and to find more bricks of the wall f41.
C3	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	One argument for defining f41 as a pavement rests on the burned area, f59, sitting on one of the bricks of f41, similar to a hearth of some sort. This could be also a reuse of the original wall, setting a hearth over the wall after abandonment and build-up of the area.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	k13
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r142 (42598 41105 - 9348 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r143 (42509 41099 - 9333 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r144 (42423 41449 - 9322 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r145 (42468 41454 - 9304 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR4R.j	yM	r144 (42423 41449 - 9322 / Relay location: se)
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	9350
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f41 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f41 (wall) abuts f105 (wall)
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	light orange
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	5YR7/2-5YR8/4
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	sandy clay
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v26
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v26a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v45
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f42
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lC	tannur (feature)
A35	2008-07-24_S802LC.j	!!	v31
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	A tannur set into ash f36, with the base in tact but broken. The tannur is 10 cm deep, found collapsed in, and shows small broken bricks around the top surface used as props to set the tannur. Ash was found inside, indicating no inclusions such as pottery or animal bones with the fill clean ash.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	The base of a tannur, found while excavating f29, interface between bricky material and ash, f36. The base is complete with large fragments of the tannur resting on top of the base. The tannur appears to sit on the ash f36 with a cobblestone floor found immediately to the north.
C1	2008-07-24_S725LR.j	lR	Began to excavate f42 today using small wooden spatulas. The fill inside consisted of soft light gray ash, no pottery or bones found only fragments of the tannur and over fired brick pieces. Currently, 10cms was removed with the tannur continuing to go down. Typically at Mozan, tannurs sit on floors with only 5 cms remaining of the base. In the Mittani levels, A18 contained several tannur ovens and cooking installations that are different from the earlier phases. The Mittani ovens found were pedastooled or propped up by bricks allowing the person using the tannur to stand instead of squatting down. If the walls of f42 go down then the tannur dates to the same phase as the Mittani structures in A18 rather than a later phase that built over the earlier ash fills.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Excavated f36 ash around the tannur today, exposing the outer surface showing the tannur floating in ash.
C2	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Tomorrow we plan to take a photograph of the outer surface of the tannur then remove it. The tannur is floating or cut into the ash which continues to go down deeper. We are thus removing the tannur to excavate the ash f36.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lC	k3
D3	2008-07-23_S725LC-R.j	yM	r78 (41866 41007 - 9341 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r113 (41858 41039 - 9343 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r114 (41915 41038 - 9350 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r115 (41897 40998 - 9343 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lC	9341
D52	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lC	9349
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) covers f42 (tannur (feature))
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f49 (fill) sits in f42 (tannur (feature))
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f42 (tannur (feature)) rests on f36 (accumulation C)
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	clay
O12	2008-07-24_S802LC.j	sE	v31
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30a
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30b
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v34
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v83
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f43
A3	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	f50
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-07-27_S727LR4.j	lR	A series of small white cobblestones forming a crude pavement that extends north into k13. This pavement slopes slightly to the south, wider in the north (120 cm in width) and tapers to the south (63 cm in width) meeting with f42, tannur. In k3, the pavement contains more pottery, large body sherds lying flat intermingled with cobblestones while in k13, the pavement only contains cobblestones with few inclusions. See f50, the same pavement located in k3. The pavement appears contemporary with f42 tannur and f35 pavement to the east.
C1	2008-07-23_S723LR.j	lR	Feature surfaced while removing the interface between ash and bricky material f29 in the northwest quadrant of k3. Several small cobblestones with pottery sherds lying flat were found sitting on the ash f36. The floor was followed towards the north which extends to the section. Tomorrow the westernmost area will be excavated, following the floor surface to see how far it extends.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	pavement was cleaned and photographed today, relays taken, and tomorrow eE will draw f43, f50.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	removed the sherds and cobblestones today in k3 and found another pavement below similar to f35 containing small pebbles and smaller pottery sherds.
D1	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r107 (42057 41138 - 9347 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r108 (41898 41074 - 9349 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-23_S727LR5.j	lR	9363
D52	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9361
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f29 (layer) covers f43 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q145.1 (pestle) sits in f43 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q145.2 (kiln waste) sits in f43 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q145 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f43 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f43 (pavement, type c) covers f76 (pavement, type c)
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	white
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30a
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v30b
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
P2	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	S804

A20f44
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	accumulation C
A35	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	!!	v28
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	After a1, room, began to emerge we assigned new feature numbers to the soil inside the structure and outside the structure. This feature is the soil west of the wall f46 and north of wall f38, forming an "L" shape around the outside of a1. The accumulation is similar to collapse or abandonment build-up with brick fragments mixed with softer soil. Under f44, stones from f57 pavement were found with the last 5-7 cm of f44 becoming harder and more compact.
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	k15
D3	2008-07-24_S725LC-R.j	yM	r79 (42184 42224 - 9300 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-29_S729LC-R.j	yM	r129 (42056 42089 - 9285 / Relay location: NW)
D6	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9259 bottom elevation
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9300
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S802LC2.j	sE	i17 (unknown) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S802LC2.j	yM	i19 (Beer strainer) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	!!	q91.1 (ta) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q97.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q97.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lC	q75 (bones, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q91 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q97 (bones, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	lR	q100 (items, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q104 (bones, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q106 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f44 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f44 (accumulation C) abuts f38 (wall)
F52	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f44 (accumulation C) abuts f46 (wall)
K5	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	brown
K8	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	clay loam
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v28
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
P2	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	S729

A20f45
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	stone installation
A35	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	!!	v29
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	removed the north section of k2 yesterday and defined these stones which run north, perhaps part of the cobblestone pavement f43 or a wall.
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r116 (42194 40767 - 9390 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r117 (42156 40767 - 9412 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r118 (42155 40812 - 9386 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r119 (42174 40822 - 9383 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	9386
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) covers f45 (stone installation)
K3	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	lithic
K5	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	white
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v29
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v29a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v41a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f46
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v36
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	Mud brick wall running north to south bonded with wall f38 that runs east to west, forming the walls of structure a1. The wall is constructed of one brick in width, 5 bricks in length, measuring 206 x 35 cm. The wall is 4 courses deep or 40 cm and sits on f57 stone pavement.
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	k15
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r95 (42085 42232 - 9295 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r97 (41962 42143 - 9301 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r98 (41924 42138 - 9293 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-26_S726EE-R.j	yM	r99 (41914 42169 - 9291 / Relay location: SE)
D6	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9259 bottom elevation
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lR	9300
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) abuts f46 (wall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f44 (accumulation C) abuts f46 (wall)
F50	2008-07-27_S727LR3.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f46 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f46 (wall) rests on f57 (pavement, type b)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a1
O12	2008-07-23_S803LR3.j	sE	v24
O12	2008-07-24_S803LR3.j	yM	v28
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v36
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58b
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86a
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157

A20f47
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	accumulation A
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	k14
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9370
D52	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9366
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f33 (pavement, type c) covers f47 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lC	q82 (pottery) sits in f47 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f47 (accumulation A) covers f48 (pavement, type c)
P1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	S724

A20f48
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v37
B11	2008-07-27_S727LR4.j	lC	pavement type c, constructed of small to medium sized ceramic sherds and small pebbles measuring 80 cm wide, 200 cm long (north-south). The pavement is very compact, well built, and more preserved on the southern border where it overlays f34 stones.
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	k14
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r125 (42122 41755 - 9366 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r126 (42295 41846 - 9369 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r127 (42262 41784 - 9367 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-28_S728EE-R.j	yM	r128 (42182 41728 - 9369 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9365
D52	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	9362
D99	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	q-lots give an elevation that is 20cm higher than the elevation at the top of this feature. Problem seems to be a wrong marker number. The depth of these q-lots should within 9365-9360.
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f34 (stone installation) rests on f48 (pavement, type c)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f47 (accumulation A) covers f48 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	yM	q117 (bones, pottery) sits in f48 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	eE	q120 (pottery) sits in f48 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f48 (pavement, type c) rests on f62 (accumulation)
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43a
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S730

A20f49
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	fill
D1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	k3
D42	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9354
D52	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	9344
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	!!	q81.1 (ta) sits in f49 (fill)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	!!	q81.2 (tool) sits in f49 (fill)
F51	2008-07-24_S727YM2.j	lR	q81 (items, pottery) sits in f49 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f49 (fill) sits in f42 (tannur (feature))
P1	2008-07-24_S727LR5.j	lC	S724

A20f50
A2	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	f43
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-25_S727LR5.j	lC	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v33
B11	2008-07-27_S727LR4.j	lR	A crude pavement comprised of small cobblestones averaging 5-7mm in size embedded within a bricky matrix overlaying ash. The pavement continues south, under the baulk, into k3 (see f43), extending 96 cm north from the south baulk at it's easternmost border width, 250 cm in length, and 76 cm in the westernmost border width. While the pavement is mostly constructed of small rounded cobblestones, 3 larger stones are present in the west measuring an average of 15-33 cm in length. This pavement (f43 and f50 combined) runs west to east then turns in the east, following a north-south orientation into k3. Toward the north eastern border, the pavement appears to step down. Few inclusions are visible, differing from f43 where large body sherds are integrated into the pavement
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	pavement was cleaned and photographed today, relays taken, and tomorrow eE will draw f43, f50.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LC.j	lC	Today, in the second half of the morning we removed the pebble floor f50 and we found a layer f80 with other small pebbles and sherds that could be another pavement or a sort of preparation for the pebble floor above.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	removed this feature today finding another pavement underneath, similar to f76 with fewer inclusions.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	removed the cobblestones today, finding another pavement f80 below and a possible drain f83
D1	2008-07-25_S727LR5.j	lC	k13
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r109 (42322 40997 - 9369 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r110 (42250 41062 - 9352 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-27_S728EE-R.j	yM	r112 (42124 41265 - 9372 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r111 (42269 41213 - 9370 / Relay location: w)
D6	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9363 bottom elevation
D42	2008-07-25_S727LR5.j	lC	9375
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f50 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	yM	q155 (bones, pottery) sits in f50 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f50 (pavement, type c) covers f81 (accumulation A)
K3	2008-07-25_S727LR5.j	lC	lithic
K5	2008-07-25_S727LR5.j	lC	white
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v33
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v45
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S806

A20f51
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	accumulation D
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v32a
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	A thin soft accumulation from abandonment found below the brickmelt/ Tell surface at abandonment f18 on the eastern half of the locus. This appears to be accumulation from the ash on the western area, f24 that built up over f52.
D1	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D42	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	9401
D52	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	9395
D99	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	no relays taken, feature extends the same area as r166, r165, r162, and r159, at elevation 9401.
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f18 (layer) covers f51 (accumulation D)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q86 (bones, pottery) sits in f51 (accumulation D)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f51 (accumulation D) abuts f24 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f51 (accumulation D) covers f52 (layer)
K5	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	gray
K7	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	soft
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v32a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S726

A20f52
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v32
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	Found in the eastern half of k12, triangular in shape and wider in the north measuring 300cm then tapering and sloping slightly to the south measuring 175 cm. This feature is approximately 30 cms below f27, very compact with faint traces of brick lines that do not form any shape. Initially labeled as brick melt for the color, hardness, and texture is similar to f27 brick melt but yesterday we reassessed this feature, finding flat brick lines in section suggesting a possible structure, wall, or pavement.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	f52 was found sloping down with f24 clearly coming up to f52.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	This feature along with f82 continues to perplex us as it is a large amorphous bricky mass with faint suggestions of brick lines that never materialize into complete bricks. Today after meeting with fAB, it was decided to remove 10 cm of it starting from the south. This material was very difficult to remove coming out in large bricky chunks that fail to break with your hands, perhaps secondarily fired from whatever created ash f22 and f24. At the end of the day no resolution was reach for underneath the same compact bricky mass is present. To the south, f82 was also removed 10 cm finding interesting veins of reddish to orange clay. Given all the ash, the artifacts we are finding which include small fragments of flint, lithic blades and samples of minerals, perhaps this area was associated with some type of craft production. Several holes are present on the western side of f52, interpreted as animal holes although it's strange to have so many on the surface and may be linked to a specific function. The largest hole, fill f104 has one corner with brick faces suggestive of a possible door but the other side is rounded, appearing more like an animal hole than a doorway. The fill was partially excavated to see if more brick faces surfaced, these faces were found only in the southern end.
C2	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	This feature is similar to f41 and f58, a hard bricky mass with no clear brick lines present making it difficult to determine an excavation strategy. At this moment, f52 slopes down in the west where it abuts f24 so we know that it continues in depth. Based on this observation, our strategy is to remove 10 cm from the top, first in a test trench, to see if brick lines surface below.
C2	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	The area remains confusing as bricky mass is found everywhere with no clear brick faces visible. A 1x1 meter trench was set up in the north, adjacent to the north baulk, with 10 cm removed to see if bricks are present below. A section was also cut from the sloping bricky mass in the west, revealing nice brick lines. By the end of the day a wall was exposed running west to east, under the east section and likely is the same wall as f41 in k13.
D1	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r163 (42683 40728 - 9384 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r164 (42601 40977 - 9388 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r165 (42275 40871 - 9364 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r166 (42335 40724 - 9364 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r167 (42542 40738 - 9365 / Relay location: W)
D42	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	9397
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f52 (layer)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f51 (accumulation D) covers f52 (layer)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f104 (fill) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) bonds with f95 (wall)
F51	2008-09-01_S901YM.j	lC	i31 (metal artifact) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q103.1 (blade) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q103.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q103.3 (unknown) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q103.4 (blade) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q191.1 (unknown) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q87 (pottery) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q103 (items, pottery) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q111 (bones, pottery) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	sE	q166 (pottery) sits in f52 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	yM	q191 (items, pottery) sits in f52 (layer)
F52	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) abuts f24 (accumulation C)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f64 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f82 (brickfall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f124 (floor, type b)
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v32
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v44
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v71
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94b
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f53
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	layer
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Labeled as interface between brickmelt and ash. This feature is a thin layer of pinkish gray soil slightly compact found within the ash f24 and assumed that it was the end of the ash f24 however underneath this layer more ash was found and f24 used again. This feature extends from m4704 100 cm east, 400 cm south, becoming wider in the south to 200cm.
D1	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	k12
D42	2008-07-26_S727LR5.j	yM	9409
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9399
D99	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	no relays taken, see relays r155, r156, r157, and r158 for spatial definition using elevation at 9409.
F51	2008-07-26_S727YM2.j	yM	q89 (pottery) sits in f53 (layer)
K5	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	pinkish gray
K7	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	medium compact
K8	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	ashy clay

A20f54
A1	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	f60
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	accumulation
A35	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	!!	v47
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Feature assigned twice, see f60 for the correct label. This feature is an accumulation below f30, localized in the eastern half of k13. The soil is ashy, contains lots of pottery and animal bones, and appears to extend under the eastern baulk.
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	k13
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f77 (wall) rests on f54 (accumulation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f54 (accumulation) overlays f60
K3	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	ash
K5	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	light to dark gray
K7	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	soft
K8	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	eE	silt loam
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a

A20f55
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	accumulation A
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v36
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	Fill inside a1, the last 15 cm above a floor surface. The matrix is mixed between soft gray fill, broken bricks with large pottery inclusions and stone tools. A complete human upper incisor was found suggesting this structure may be a tomb. It appears that we are almost at the floor surface and would expect to have found human bones by now if this were the case.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LC.j	lC	Today we finished to excavate the accumulation f55 inside the room of a1 that was still in place because in the southern baulk of k15. We excavated it to clarify the presence or not of a wall closing in the south the room and to check where the floor f57 finishes. We left in place a nice grinding stone i23 to take a photo, but in a small sounding near the east section of k15 we found the end of the stone pavement and the presence of a mud brick wall f84, very badly preserved, that we will understand better in the next days.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Removed the last portion of f55 today while excavatign the southern baulk of k15. A complete grinding stone i23 was found above the stone pavement f57.
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	k15
D42	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	9253
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9243
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f55 (accumulation A)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f39 (accumulation B) covers f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S802LC2.j	lR	i16 (human body) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-06_S813YM.j	eE	i23 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.1 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.3 (clay lump) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.4 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.5 (shell artifact) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.6 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.7 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	!!	q98.8 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q105.1 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q105.2 (grinding stone) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-28_S729YM.j	sE	q98 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q105 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q153 (pottery) sits in f55 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f55 (accumulation A) covers f57 (pavement, type b)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a1
K5	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	light brownish gray
K7	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	medium
K8	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	silty clay loam
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v36
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58b
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157
P1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	yM	S729
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S805

A20f56
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	brick pile
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v37
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	Series of vertical bricks in the southeast corner of k14, running into the east section and visible in k15 as f40. To the north of the vertical bricks, there are also flat horizontal bricks that extend east into k15. At the moment we are keeping both these sets of bricks as f56 in k14 until the area is better defined. Presumably the bricks also run west under f34.
B11	2008-08-09_S811LR6.j	lR	f40 with f56 are included under aggregate 2 (a2) forming a box like structure with multiple courses of vertical bricks, obliquely set, with thick mortar between the bricks. The first course was eroded and removed early in the season so it's difficult to reconstruct the original shape of this structure; it appears that the bricks were set in a manner that created a domed outer shape with a square base. The top bricks were cut back in section to understand how it was constructed with more bricks found below, vertically set and identical to the top course. On the western end, a wall constructed of thin vertical bricks obliquely set abuts a2, forming a wall oriented north to south, given the similarities in construction we are assuming that this wall is associated with a2. The western border also shows some of the bricks collapsed and these bricks were left articulated. It is unclear how deep this structure is, at the moment it appears to be three courses in construction utilizing bricks measuring 36 x 36 x 10 cm.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	Articulated this feature today after the east baulk of k14 was removed. This appears to be several courses of vertical bricks forming a rectangular shape located between k14 and k15. The eastern portion was cut back to see if a section could be made, exposing the brick faces but only a few faces emerged. The sides were also defined. This is either a wall, using vertical bricks however since it doesn't continue in k14 or k15; it seems strange to be a wall. Another possibility is a grave with several cases at Mozan and other areas showing vertical bricks used in tomb construction. Lastly, this could also simply be a brick pile used for construction that was left in place after abandonment.
C2	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	remove f34 and see if bricks from f56 are present
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	k14
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r182 (41978 41825 - 9344 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r183 (41994 41741 - 9341 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r184 (42190 41806 - 9322 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r185 (42152 41896 - 9322 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-06_S808LR2R.j	yM	r204 (41975 41815 - 9340 / Relay location: S)
D42	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	9348
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f62 (accumulation) abuts f56 (brick pile)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f32 (accumulation C) covers f56 (brick pile)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f56 (brick pile) abuts f92 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f56 (brick pile) covers f131 (accumulation A)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a2
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	10YR7/2
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	sandy clay
K99	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	K93 small inclusions of charcoal and fine orange colored clay
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37a
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v48a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v52
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v53
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v60
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v61
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v69
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v70
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v70a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v103
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106b
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122c

A20f57
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	pavement, type b
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v36
B11	2008-07-28_S831LR.j	eE	A stone surface found in k15 serving as a pavement for a1 and found under the walls; f46 and f38, extending past the walls in the north and west. The stones were found under f44, west of f46 wall (outside of a1) and under f55, accumulation inside a1. The stones vary in size, averaging between 5-30 cm in length. Pottery inclusions are visible between the stones in some areas suggesting either the pottery became embedded during use or were used in the construction of the pavement.
C1	2008-07-28_S831LR.j	eE	The stones only continue 50 cm west from f46. However, current removal of f55, accumulation inside a1, is beginning to reveal that the stones continue into the structure, perhaps forming a pavement for a1. The northern section of the pavement appears to continue around the wall f38, following the corner and also showing signs of continuing into the walled structure. Further excavation will soon reveal the extent of the surface boundaries.
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	k15
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r187 (41950 42123 - 9248 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r188 (42194 42161 - 9259 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r189 (42105 42403 - 9249 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r190 (42086 42397 - 9244 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r191 (42148 42216 - 9254 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r192 (41925 42126 - 9253 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r193 (41861 42313 - 9241 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r334 (41938 42073 - 9235 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	9264
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f38 (wall) rests on f57 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f46 (wall) rests on f57 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f57 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f55 (accumulation A) covers f57 (pavement, type b)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f57 (pavement, type b)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a1
K3	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	lithic
K5	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	white
K7	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	sE	very hard
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v36
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v42a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58b
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86a
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v100
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v100a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v101
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v123
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157

A20f58
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	layer
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v37
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	A compact layer, similar to brick melt f27 in hardness and lack of inclusions but gray in color sloping dramatically in the north, forming a semi-circular nook measuring 170x70 cm and 46 cm depth. In k12, the same matrix is present in the eastern half of the locus, f52. Both these areas show a compact bricky surface with no clear brick lines and areas that slope down.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	Continued to remove f58, in 10 cm increments for a total of 20 cm starting from the south end working towards the north. Under f58, stones began to emerge labeled as f61. These are rounded cobbles, similar in size to f50 and f43 located in the western side of k14 south of f63 wall. Bricks also emerged north of f58, possibly part of f41 wall in k13 that extends east into k14. f58 covers f63, f61 and f63.
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	k14
D42	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	9339
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9331
D99	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	no relays taken, spatial area defined from m3416 200 cm east and 200 north in the western half of k14.
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f37 (brickfall) overlays f58 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S802LC2.j	sE	i20 (weapon) sits in f58 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q101.1 (grinding stone) sits in f58 (layer)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	yM	q101 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f58 (layer)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q125 (bones, pottery) sits in f58 (layer)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	sE	q129 (pottery) sits in f58 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f58 (layer) covers f61 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f58 (layer) overlays f63 (wall)
K5	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	light gray
K7	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	medium hardness
K8	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	clay loam
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v37
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
P1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	S802

A20f59
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	hearth
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v45
B11	2008-07-28_S728LR.j	lR	A hearth located immediately south of f41 wall, circular in shape and black from ash. On the surface, a layer of over fired yellow-green clay or brick is present with the black ash below. The hearth extends into the east baulk, presumably continuing to form a circle (only half is exposed in k13) and rests on bricks from f41 wall. It is still unclear whether f41 is a thick wall or pavement which changes the dating of f59. If the hearth is sitting on a pavement, then the bricks below are associated and contemporary with the hearth however if the hearth is resting on a wall, then likely the wall was reused at a later phase perhaps contemporary to tannur f42.
D1	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	k13
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r153 (42556 41084 - 9346 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR4R.j	yM	r151 (42488 41060 - 9337 / Relay location: sw)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR4R.j	yM	r152 (42510 41106 - 9340 / Relay location: e)
D42	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	9356
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9337
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f59 (hearth)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f59 (hearth) rests on f105 (wall)
K3	2008-07-28_S802LR.j	lR	cl
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	pale yellow
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	2.5Y8/4
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	clay
K99	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	K93 massive in structure, brittle
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v45
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145

A20f60
A1	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	f54
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v45
B11	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	Darker gray soil, ashy located south of f41 wall under f30 brick collapse. This feature appears concentrated in the eastern half of the k13 although f50, cobblestone pavement, was left pedastooled for a drawing and presumably f60 is also located under the pavement.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LR.j	lR	Yesterday more bricks were found in the northwest corner extending to the east however the eastern boundary remained unclear. Today we focused on excavating the eastern half of the locus, removing humps of soil and making everything level. Two pick runs were done, one as f30, as the area was still bricky and hard but after we noticed the feature changing. A new feature was assigned, f60 accumulation bounded or associated with wall f41. The soil turned ashy, softer, with large amounts of animal bones and sherds present.
C1	2008-08-07_S809LR.j	lR	Excavated 5 cm of this accumulation today to come towards the bricks f60 from the south.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	This feature was fully removed today finding a sharp contrast between the gray dirty accumulation full of pottery and animal bones to a light gray soil that is more compact with brick lines surfacing, f89.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LC.j	lC	Today we removed part of f60 just south of the big wall f41, uncovering a sloping hard compact layer, that could be interpreted as a kind of floor.
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r138 (42417 41449 - 9318 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r139 (42467 41313 - 9329 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r140 (42293 41240 - 9311 / Relay location: W)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r141 (42123 41274 - 9323 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR4R.j	yM	r137 (42095 41348 - 9315 / Relay location: SE)
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9310
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f54 (accumulation) overlays f60
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	sE	q107 (bones, pottery) sits in f60
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q177 (bones, pottery) sits in f60
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	sE	q228 (bones, pottery) sits in f60
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q250 (bones, pottery) sits in f60
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f60 covers f89 (layer)
K5	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	gray
K7	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	soft
K8	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	ashy sandy clay
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v45
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v53
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67

A20f61
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	pavement, type c
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v43
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	A small pavement or installation made of cobblestones located in the western part of k14. These stones are organized in a square shape flanked by a larger stone on the north corner. The stones appear to abut f63 wall, respecting the edge with the larger stone overlaying f63. A cluster of pottery sherds were found between f48, f34, and f61, perhaps a continuation of the sherd pavement suggesting that these features are contemporary. Underneath f61, approximately 40 cm below, another cobblestone pavement was found f93.
D1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	k14
D3	2008-07-29_S729LC-R.j	yM	r133 (42318 41550 - 9338 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-29_S729LC-R.j	yM	r134 (42279 41630 - 9337 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-29_S729LC-R.j	yM	r135 (42182 41593 - 9332 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-29_S729LC-R.j	yM	r136 (42199 41509 - 9336 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r168 (42330 41555 - 9324 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r169 (42280 41641 - 9328 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r170 (42173 41594 - 9321 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r171 (42194 41492 - 9319 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	9325
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9320
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f58 (layer) covers f61 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q161 (pottery) sits in f61 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f61 (pavement, type c) rests on f62 (accumulation)
K3	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	lithic
K5	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	white
K7	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	very hard
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v53
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b

A20f62
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	accumulation
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v43
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Accumulation found south of wall f63 and west of f56, structure, at the point with the earliest emergence of wall f63, abutting these structures. The cobblestone installations, f61 and f34, sit on f62, with a thin lens of pottery found between f48 and f61 in f62, perhaps forming a link between the two pavements.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Excavated 5 cm from the eastern end of this feature today to define the western edge of the box structure, f40.
C1	2008-08-07_S809LR.j	lR	Excavated 15 cm of this accumulation today in order to define the bricks f63 from the south. By the end of the day, brick faces surfaced forming a possible room with the feature inside the room assigned f87.
D1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	k14
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r172 (42307 41659 - 9298 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r173 (42262 41741 - 9292 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r174 (41992 41641 - 9319 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r175 (42056 41441 - 9323 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r176 (42194 41492 - 9319 / Relay location: W)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r177 (42173 41594 - 9321 / Relay location: S)
D42	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	9325
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9298
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f48 (pavement, type c) rests on f62 (accumulation)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f61 (pavement, type c) rests on f62 (accumulation)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) abuts f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	!!	q109.1 (blade) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q160.1 (clay lump) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q168.1 (grinding stone) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q168.2 (shell artifact) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q168.3 (kiln waste) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q168.4 (lithic specimen) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-07-29_S729YM.j	sE	q109 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	yM	q160 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q168 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q173 (pottery) sits in f62 (accumulation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f62 (accumulation) abuts f56 (brick pile)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f62 (accumulation) overlays f106 (wall)
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	pinkish gray
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	5YR7/2
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	sandy clay loam
K99	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	K93 roots present, small pebble inclusions that are larger than sand mixed with small brick fragments
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43a
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v52
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v53
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v60
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v61
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S806

A20f63
A3	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	^w1
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	wall
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v43
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Mud brick wall running west to east located adjacent to the north section with the wall continuing north under the section. The wall is constructed of 2 bricks and a half, forming a portion of the large wall that spans from k12, k13, k14, and k15 (see f64 and f41). Another mud brick wall was found at a lower elevation, f106, that either abuts or bonds with wall f63 to the south, forming a thick wall that measures approximately 200 cm in thickness. The depth of this wall is unknown as it is only partially excavated but from k12, we see that this wall continues down at least a meter to the current excavated level. In A18, a stone pavement was found at elevation 9185, perhaps the floor surface associated with this wall. If this is the case, then the wall would measure 2 meters in depth.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	More bricks are beginning to surface south of the defined area for f41. This bricks are the same orientation, found lower in elevation. At this moment we are leaving these bricks are part of f41 and defining it as a thick wall. In the next locus, k14, the same situation is visible with more bricks to the south of f63 wall, also at a lower elevation. One possibility is that these walls are later additions to narrow an associated room or alternatively, these could be two walls that abut each other.
D1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	k14
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r178 (42353 41551 - 9325 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r179 (42414 41576 - 9294 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r180 (42285 41944 - 9311 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r181 (42198 41908 - 9306 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	sE	9329
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f58 (layer) overlays f63 (wall)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f199 overlays f63 (wall)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f205 overlays f63 (wall)
F51	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f63 (wall) bonds with f195
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) abuts f62 (accumulation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) abuts f106 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) covers f87 (layer)
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	10YR7/2
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	sandy clay
K99	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	K93 charcoal inclusions present
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v43
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v53
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v60
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v61
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f64
A3	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	^w1
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	!!	v44
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	A mud brick wall running west to east adjacent to the north section of k12, extending into the north and east section. This feature represents a portion of a large wall found throughout four loci, with this portion forming the western end, extending 300 cm to the west then ending with f24 ash abutting the wall. The first two courses of bricks were removed to see better brick faces below, finding the walls constructed utilizes both vertical and horizontal bricks. The horizontal bricks are half bricks set lengthwise in one row with a set of vertical bricks to the north. This construction appears only in the northwest half of the wall with the eastern portion appearing to be only horizontal bricks with the same construction as f41 and f63 wall. One possibility is that this wall was reused at a later phase, making it into a bin similar to f79 and f71 wall in k4. Soft fill was found between the vertical bricks labeled f88 and partially excavated. To the south of this wall, f52 either abuts or bonds with f64 wall. Currently this wall continues down for over a meter in depth.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	The extent of the wall is unknown with hard, compact, bricky material to the immediate south of the defined bricks of f64. Today we removed the soft material above the compact layer to see if we could articulate the brick fall or bricks. Several brick lines emerged, as well in the section with the area to the south becoming less compact and more like brick fall. New feature numbers will be assigned to these two areas since f52 was defined as brick melt and may be a wall.
C1	2008-08-07_S809LR.j	lR	This wall continues to go down. We are currently approximately 2 meters down in the the ash with the bricks from f64 jutting out in section. Small rodent holes are present along with a large hole without bricks that may be a doorway.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	sE made an interesting observation that the bricks of f64 have a set of horizontal and vertical bricks, whereas it was assumed the wall was constructed only of horizontal bricks that are visible in the north section. The area was further articulated finding an area where a brick was missing, thus forming a probe into the area under the bricks. A new feature was created, f88 defined as fill between the bricks, showing a soft ashy soil with a few vertical bricks sitting on this ashy soil f88.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	A pavement, f117, was found under f52 and f82 (seen in the eastern border) forming a thick highly compacted floor surface with pottery sherds underneath serving as leveling material for the floor. f117 does not extend north under f64, appearing localized under f52 and f82. This would suggest that f64 is earlier in construction.
D1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	lR	k12
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r159 (42742 40752 - 9391 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r160 (42683 40728 - 9384 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r161 (42601 40977 - 9388 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S803LR2R.j	yM	r162 (42661 40987 - 9388 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9391
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f64 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f64 (wall) sits in f88 (fill)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	possibly rests on f118
K5	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	10YR7/2
K8	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	sandy clay
K99	2008-08-02_S802LR.j	lR	K93 charcoal inclusions
O12	2008-07-30_S811LC.j	lR	v44
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v71
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f65
A1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	lR	A19f22
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	lR	topsoil
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Topsoil level from the eastern and northern baulk of k101. This locus is from old J1 west, relabeled as A19, with A20 excavating the baulks. Only rims and bases were kept from the pottery lot.
D1	2008-07-29_S802LR.j	lR	k101
D42	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9364
D52	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	9334
D99	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	no relays taken
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	lR	q118 (pottery) sits in f65 (topsoil)
F51	2008-07-30_S805YM.j	sE	q124 (bones, pottery) sits in f65 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q150 (bones, pottery) sits in f65 (topsoil)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f65 (topsoil) covers f75 (brickfall)
K5	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	brown
K8	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	loam
P2	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	S805

A20f66
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	topsoil
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v90
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Topsoil layer full of roots and pottery. Only rims and bases were kept from the q-lots.
D1	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D3	2008-08-16_S818YM-R.j	yM	r349 (41519 41447 - 9399 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-16_S818YM-R.j	yM	r350 (41888 41589 - 9404 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	9399
D52	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	9379
D99	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	no relays were taken, see m4884, m4883, m3415, and m3757 for spatial definition at elevation 9399.
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	!!	q128.1 (figurine) sits in f66 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	!!	q128.2 (figurine) sits in f66 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-02_S805YM.j	sE	q128 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f66 (topsoil)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f66 (topsoil) covers f67 (layer)
K3	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	loam
K5	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	brown
K7	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	soft
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a
P1	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	sE	S802

A20f67
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	lR	layer
A35	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	!!	v49
B11	2008-08-12_S812LR7.j	lR	Patches of compact brick melt layer (see f27) that does not cover the entire locus. This layer was softer, brick components were visible resembling a thinner brickfall.
C1	2008-08-03_S803LC.j	lC	After the removal of topsoil f66, we uncovered a layer, f67 with compact patches of brick melt. After one big pick run we uncovered two new features: a compact layer f69 in the northern and southern part of the locus and a soft material crossing E-W, maybe a fill of a channel or something similar to a cut.
D1	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	lR	k4
D42	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	lR	9379
D52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	9369
D99	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	no relays were taken
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f66 (topsoil) covers f67 (layer)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q134.1 (perforated disk) sits in f67 (layer)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q134.2 (unknown) sits in f67 (layer)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q134.3 (sealing clay) sits in f67 (layer)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q134 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f67 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f67 (layer) overlays f69 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f67 (layer) overlays f70 (fill)
K5	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	light pinkish gray
K8	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	sandy clay
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v49
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a

A20f68
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	lR	brick pile
A35	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	!!	v35
B11	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	Vertical bricks found clustered in the southwest corner of k3 at the same level as the tannur f42. These bricks have no specific shape, appearing haphazardly oriented with no presence of mortar between the bricks. Underneath, in section view from A18, a tannur f100 lies underneath f68. The bricks are sitting on ash from f22 that spreads into k3 labeled as f36 in k3 with the bricks set in a pile perhaps serving as a retaining wall to keep the ash from reaching the eastern side. The bricks may also be associated with the tannur f42, perhaps used as a rough platform.
D1	2008-08-02_S810LR3.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r274 (41815 40951 - 9365 / Relay location: N)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r275 (41717 40942 - 9362 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r276 (41701 40757 - 9372 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r277 (41818 40816 - 9363 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	9362
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) overlays f68 (brick pile)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f68 (brick pile) rests on f36 (accumulation C)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	possibly abuts f128
O12	2008-07-28_S802LC.j	eE	v35
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v55
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v56
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v84
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v84a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f69
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	layer
A35	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	!!	v50
B11	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	Found in the north and south part of k4 with a softer gray material in the center running east to west, f70. The soil contains roots, areas of ashy patches mixed with harder clay and small components of fine orange clay. A pavement f73 was found below, with f74 made as the accumulation on top of the pavement to keep the pottery stratified.
D1	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D42	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	9372
D52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	9350
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f67 (layer) overlays f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q199.1 (shell artifact) sits in f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q199.2 (kiln waste) sits in f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	lC	q142 (pottery) sits in f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q144 (bones, pottery) sits in f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q147 (pottery) sits in f69 (layer)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	sE	q199 (items, pottery) sits in f69 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) abuts f70 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f71 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f74 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f79 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f107 (wall)
K5	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	10YR6/4
K8	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	silty clay
K99	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	K93  small charcoal, ash, fine orange clay inclusions present.
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50a
O12	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	sE	v51
O12	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	sE	v51a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a
P2	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	S805

A20f70
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	fill
A35	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	!!	v50
B11	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	A softer gray soil found in the center of k4, forming a strip running east to west with f69, a more compact surface to the north and south. Under this pavement f72 was found, same as f73 but sloping down, perhaps another level of the pavement.
D1	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D3	2008-07-30_S805YM-R.j	yM	r199 (41792 41343 - 9372 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S805YM-R.j	yM	r200 (41801 41546 - 9366 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S805YM-R.j	yM	r201 (41682 41497 - 9366 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-07-30_S805YM-R.j	yM	r202 (41759 41308 - 9371 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	9368
D52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	9358
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) abuts f70 (fill)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f67 (layer) overlays f70 (fill)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	!!	q138.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f70 (fill)
F51	2008-08-03_S805YM.j	sE	q138 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f70 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f70 (fill) overlays f74 (accumulation A)
K5	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	gray
K6	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	10YR6/4
K8	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	sandy silty loam
K99	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	K93 Roots present, small grains of sand and small orange inclusions
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
P2	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	S803

A20f71
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	wall
A35	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	!!	v50
B11	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	A series of light gray half bricks set to form a thin wall, currently four present running west to east.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	In the south, f71 was defined, excavating north and south of the bricks. No more bricks were found with the material north of the bricks showing a grayish soil while to the south, f79 was brown, containing phytoliths. Since the soil between these two areas was so different, we created f79 as a new feature to separate between the soils, possibly fill within a bin.
D1	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r295 (41660 41268 - 9364 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r296 (41582 41412 - 9362 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r297 (41542 41375 - 9365 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	sE	9372
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f71 (wall)
K5	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	hard
K8	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	clay
K99	2008-08-03_S805LR2.j	lR	K93 massive in structure, few inclusions present
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50
O12	2008-08-03_S811LC.j	lC	v50a
O12	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	sE	v51
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f72
A1	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f73
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	lC	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	!!	v51
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Pebble and sherd pavement found removing the softer accumulation f70 in the middle of k4. The pavement was on the bottom of this kind of channel in the middle of k4. It was constituted of small sherds and few pebbles, but with a considerable number of bones. Then, uncovered the pavement f73 to the north of it, we assumed that these pavements were the same and we will use for the moment f73. It seems strange a correspondence between the pavement of k3 where three different layers have been uncovered, because the second one that should correspond to f72, is too much better built.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	This feature was assigned to the first pavement that surfaced, under f70. To the north, another pavement was found f73 with the connection unclear between the two pavements and thus assigned two discrete features. After excavation today, it appears that both these pavements are the same with f72 possibly representing either an earlier level that was added to forming f73 or that this pavement simply slopes down to the south. Given the pavement's irregular surface, understanding if f73 is on top of f72 is impossible. At the moment, we will use f73, assuming that the features are the same pavement.
D1	2008-08-03_S810LR3.j	lC	k4
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f74 (accumulation A) covers f72 (pavement, type c)
O12	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	sE	v51
O12	2008-08-04_S811LC.j	sE	v51a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b

A20f73
A1	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f72
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	lR	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v63
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Pebble and sherd pavement below the accumulation f74 in the northern half of k4. This pavement is the second found in k4 after the pavement f72. The two pavements are really similar, and the only difference clearly visible is a little difference in level. But it is possible that the two pavement are the same, with a sort of later rearrangement of the first pavement f72. Now we consider them as the same pavement. The surface is irregular with many bones and sherds lying flat and vertical in a clay soil.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LR.j	lR	this pavement began to emerge today with small pebbles and cobblestones present, similar to f35 and at the same elevation likely a continuation of this feature into k4. The pavement appears to have multiple phases of use with another pavement below, seen in the middle of the locus, labeled f72. The same situation is present in k3, with multiple levels of f35 pavement.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	Spent the morning articulating the pavement f73, exposing many fragmented animal bones embedded in the pavement. The pavement is irregular in level, likely a simple outdoor floor surface unintentionally created. Once the pavement was fully exposed, it was cleaned, and covered in plastic to protect it for a photograph tomorrow. In the south, f71 was defined, excavating north and south of the bricks.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	lR	k4
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r287 (41677 41501 - 9352 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r288 (41882 41589 - 9346 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r289 (41958 41399 - 9359 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r290 (41779 41308 - 9338 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	lR	9354
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f129 (wall) abuts f73 (pavement, type c)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f74 (accumulation A) covers f73 (pavement, type c)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q215 (items) sits in f73 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f73 (pavement, type c) abuts f129 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f73 (pavement, type c) overlays f107 (wall)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	pebbles, sherds, clay, bones
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	very pale brown
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/3
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f74
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	accumulation A
A35	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	!!	v156
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Accumulation on top of the pavement f73, created to take the pottery stratified on top of this pavement. It is almost the same of the accumulation above f69, with ashy patches in a sandy soil, mixed with harder clay and broken pieced of bricks, both gray and orange in color. From this accumulation comes a good amount of pottery, in part probably pertinent to the pavement f73 that doesn't have a clear surface, but is quite irregular.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	9353
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f74 (accumulation A)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f70 (fill) overlays f74 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q148.1 (slag) sits in f74 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q165.2 sits in f74 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q148 (bones, pottery) sits in f74 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q165 (bones, pottery) sits in f74 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f74 (accumulation A) covers f72 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f74 (accumulation A) covers f73 (pavement, type c)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	sandy clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a

A20f75
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	brickfall
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v87
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Brick fall uncovered after the removal of the topsoil f65 in the northern baulk of k101. The brick fall was constituted of broken gray bricks. It was quite compact and disturbed from animal holes. The Brick fall was covering the accumulation underneath, f78 interpreted as abandonment, the mud brick walls f84 and f85 and toward west the other brick fall f94.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-06_S808LR2R.j	yM	r205 (41772 42081 - 9292 / Relay location: S)
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	9310
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f65 (topsoil) covers f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q203.1 (grinding stone) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	!!	q216.1 (shell artifact) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q149 (pottery) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q159 (bones, pottery) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	sE	q200 (bones, pottery) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q203 (bones, pottery) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q216 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f75 (brickfall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f78 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f84 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f85 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f94 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f108 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f109 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f110 (st is)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f111 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f115 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f116 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f119 (fill)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f125 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f127 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f133 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f152 (wall)
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87

A20f76
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	pavement, type c
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Pavement type C uncovered removing the pebble pavement f43. This pavement is constructed of small pebbles (4-8 cm) and numerous sherds lying flat. It is the same of the pebble and sherd pavement f80 in k13, but has a different number because was discovered first. It forms the southern part of a3 next to the southern drain, to the north of the tannur f42. The pebbles and the sherds are embedded in a soft ashy soil on top of the clay layer f128, right as f80.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	k3
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	9359
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f43 (pavement, type c) covers f76 (pavement, type c)

A20f77
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	wall
A35	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	!!	v47
B11	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	Several bricks, only 2 courses deep found running north to south in the baulk east baulk of k13. The wall is short and associated with f61 stone pavement, thus we are attributing it as a later construction phase contemporary to f61 and the other cobblestone pavements f50, f43. The wall sits on an ashy layer seen in section.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	k13
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r146 (42464 41470 - 9350 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r147 (42211 41396 - 9320 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r148 (42171 41469 - 9328 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR4R.j	yM	r149 (42425 41561 - 9347 / Relay location: ne)
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	9350
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f77 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f77 (wall) rests on f54 (accumulation)
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	very compact
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47
O12	2008-08-02_S811LC.j	yM	v47a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f78
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	fill
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v58
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Accumulation interpreted as a probable fill inside a structure, now lost, formed by the mud brick wall f84 and f85 inside k101. This accumulation was below the brickfall f75 and it was gray and brown in color, quite compact, with broken pieces of bricks. The accumulation was abutting the wall f84 and f85 and interpreted as abandonment.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LC.j	lC	Today we continued to excavate f78, probably a fill (abandonment) inside the structure constituted by the walls f84 and f85. The area is quite disturbed because it is close to the section of A19k98 and it has been exposed for some years.
C1	2008-08-05_S806LR.j	lR	removed 10 cm from this feature today to define the bricks of f84 and f85 walls. Tentatively we have assigned f78 as fill within a struture since it appears that we are in a corner.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Excavated several centimeters from this feature today coming down on a thick clay reddish surface with white inclusions, similar to the material used in the drain f83. A portion of this material was exposed and we will continue tomorrow to see if this is merely a small patch or a subfloor.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-05_S805YM-R.j	yM	r150 (41874 42026 - 9277 / Relay location: S)
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	sE	9273
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f78 (fill)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	!!	q152.1 (blade) sits in f78 (fill)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	sE	q152 (items, pottery) sits in f78 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f78 (fill) abuts f85 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f78 (fill) covers f120 (accumulation)
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v69
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78

A20f79
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	fill
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v63
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Fill inside the bin f71 in the southern part of k4. This fill is constituted of bricky material with some softer lens and it was quite disturbed from animal holes. It is brown in color, very compact and containing phytoliths. This fill is very similar to the accumulation outside the bin, f69 constituted of hard bricky material. Only few sherds have been uncovered in this fill. We stopped at one arbitrary point.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LR2.j	lR	In the south, f71 was defined, excavating north and south of the bricks. No more bricks were found with the material north of the bricks showing a grayish soil while to the south; f79 was brown, containing phytoliths. Since the soil between these two areas was so different, we created f79 as a new feature to separate between the soils, possibly fill within a bin.
D1	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	k4
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r298 (41548 41361 - 9360 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r299 (41585 41399 - 9342 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r300 (41651 41250 - 9338 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r301 (41602 41232 - 9341 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-04_S810LR3.j	yM	9342
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f79 (fill)
F51	2008-08-05_S805YM.j	yM	q154 (pottery) sits in f79 (fill)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	pale brown
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR6/3
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63

A20f80
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	pavement, type b
A35	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	!!	v67
C1	2008-08-05_S805LC.j	lC	Today, in the second half of the morning we removed the pebble floor f50 and we found a layer f80 with other small pebbles and sherds that could be another pavement or a sort of preparation for the pebble floor above. Below the pebble floor f50 there was also a soft accumulation f81. Tomorrow we will clarify the relationship between f80, f81 and the brick fall f30 just to the north of them.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	after removing f50, the cobblestones pavement, another pavement was found below. This pavement appears very organized constructed of small pebbles within a reddish clay with white inclusions similar to packing material used in drains or subfloors. Under this pavement, larger stones were found forming another pavement with a drain f83 associated with it. The area was uncovered after breakfast and still unclear. Tomorrow we will continue to excavate and clean the area.
C2	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Discussed with fAB the possibility of removing the drain installation in k13, including f80 stone pavement and f81 accumulation over the pavement. Today we relayed the drain to create a template for a drawing. The advantages of removing the drain would be to expose the next phase below while coming towards the south of f105 and f41 wall. We are under the assumption that the drain is a later phase associated with the tannur f42 and pavement f35 which was removed yesterday. We plan to discuss this strategy with gB at the next meeting.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	k13
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r224 (42330 41004 - 9362 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r225 (42240 41101 - 9363 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r226 (42183 41068 - 9360 / Relay location: W)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r227 (42105 41114 - 9157 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r228 (41835 40982 - 9367 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r229 (42010 41058 - 9349 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r230 (42040 41032 - 9355 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r231 (42097 41034 - 9352 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r232 (42130 40984 - 9349 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r233 (42194 40962 - 9349 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r270 (42028 41133 - 9346 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r271 (42031 41207 - 9345 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r272 (41960 41211 - 9344 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r273 (41954 41148 - 9341 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r280 (42075 40903 - 9346 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r281 (42108 41011 - 9341 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r282 (42203 40967 - 9349 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f81 (accumulation A) covers f80 (pavement, type b)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f80 (pavement, type b) bonds with f83 (installation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q206.1 (disk) sits in f80 (pavement, type b)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q206.2 (stand) sits in f80 (pavement, type b)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q206 (pottery) sits in f80 (pavement, type b)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q214 (pottery) sits in f80 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f80 (pavement, type b) rests on f128 (layer)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a3
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67a
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v81
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v83
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f81
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	accumulation A
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v64
B11	2008-08-14_S819SE.j	yM	A patch of small rounded pebbles sitting on an orange compact soil. In the eastern part the soil is softer and gray in color; in the western part it is slightly harder. The difference between the orange color and the gray is clear and well defined. The feature contains some sherds, a lot of them are rounded and worn; the rounded sherds and pebbles possibly indicate the presence of water. In the southern area a lot of animal bones were found, possibly from the same animal because they were all found in the same place.
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Accumulation type "a"  between two pavements f50 and f80. It is composed by a reddish soft layer with small patches of red bricky (baqaia) material with small white limestone inclusions and really small pebbles and few sherds. These patches could be a sort of preparation for the cobble stone pavement f50 that was above. This accumulation seems to be limited just to this area below the f50 and stopping towards the south next to the ashy layer f36 along a row of stones that probably were used to contain the ashy layer from the south.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Removed the cobblestone pavement today, with the soil underneath it labeled as f81. A new pavement was found under the cobblestones f50, thus f81 is both the accumulation under f50 and above another floor surface f80. f81 may also be a subfloor between the cobblestones and a drain f83, however the area has only been partially excavated and remians unclear.
C2	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	sg Discussed with fAB the possibility of removing the drain installation in k13, including f80 stone pavement and f81 accumulation over the pavement. Today we relayed the drain to create a template for a drawing. The advantages of removing the drain would be to expose the next phase below while coming towards the south of f105 and f41 wall. We are under the assumption that the drain is a later phase associated with the tannur f42 and pavement f35 which was removed yesterday. We plan to discuss this strategy with gB at the next meeting.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	k13
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r207 (42241 40965 - 9357 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r283 (42217 41104 - 9372 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r284 (42219 41219 - 9366 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r285 (42156 41233 - 9364 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r286 (42118 41143 - 9358 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	9363
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9367
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f50 (pavement, type c) covers f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S813YM.j	yM	i24 (figurine) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q162.1 (grinding stone) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q162.2 (debitage ctlif) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q162.3 (clay lump) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q169.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q169.2 (grinding stone) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	!!	q169.3 (lithic specimen) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q198.1 (grinding stone) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q162 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	yM	q169 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	sE	q198 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f81 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f81 (accumulation A) covers f80 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f81 (accumulation A) covers f83 (installation)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a3
K3	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	ash, sandy, small pebbles
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	reddish yellow
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	5YR6/6
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	soft
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v64b
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67a
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v81
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
P1	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	S814

A20f82
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	brickfall
A35	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	!!	v57
B11	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	South of the wall f64, the area forms into a large bricky mass withouth clear brick lines. To the south, the compactness changes, no longer a solid bricky mass but more brickfall with medium sized broken bricks within a softer matrix becoming softer to the south. This softer area was given a new feature number, f82 to distinguish it between f52 to the north and measures approximately 2x1 meter.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	This feature along with f82 continues to perplex us as it is a large amorphous bricky mass with faint suggestions of brick lines that never materialize into complete bricks. Today after meeting with fAB, it was decided to remove 10 cm of it starting from the south. This material was very difficult to remove coming out in large bricky chunks that fail to break with your hands, perhaps secondarily fired from whatever created ash f22 and f24. At the end of the day no resolution was reach for underneath the same compact bricky mass is present. To the south, f82 was also removed 10 cm finding interesting veins of reddish to orange clay. Given all the ash, the artifacts we are finding which include small fragments of flint, lithic blades and samples of minerals, perhaps this area was associated with some type of craft production. Several holes are present on the western side of f52, interpreted as animal holes although it's strange to have so many on the surface and may be linked to a specific function. The largest hole, fill f104 has one corner with brick faces suggestive of a possible door but the other side is rounded, appearing more like an animal hole than a doorway. The fill was partially excavated to see if more brick faces surfaced, these faces were found only in the southern end.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	A pavement, f117, was found under f52 and f82 (seen in the eastern border) forming a thick highly compacted floor surface with pottery sherds underneath serving as leveling material for the floor. f117 does not extend north under f64, appearing localized under f52 and f82. This would suggest that f64 is earlier in construction.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	In k12, 5 cm was removed from f82, noticing several brick lines but not enough to define a wall. We then began to excavate the vertical section of f82, to see if good brick faces surfaced and to investigate if f117 curls up towards the bricks suggesting an outside floor surface or if the bricky mass sits on the floor. After following several good brick faces we resolved that f117 goes under the presumed bricks, finding a series of pavements at different elevations. This suggests that f52 and f82 were reused over multiple periods of time, laying down new pavements. It also suggests that the bricky mass is not technically a wall due to these multiple pavements underneath but that bricky material was periodically placed over the pavement during use. All 3 pavements are similar in type, color, and hardness labeled f123 and f124.
C2	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	To best define f52, the area to the south, f82 will be excavated coming towards f52.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	k12
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r208 (42258 40883 - 9356 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r257 (42493 40715 - 9355 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r258 (42444 40935 - 9353 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r259 (42270 40886 - 9348 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r260 (42334 40700 - 9349 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	9357
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f82 (brickfall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	!!	q211.1 (grinding stone) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q163 (bones, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-07_S810YM.j	sE	q167 (bones, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q187 (bones, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	yM	q194 (bones, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q211 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q218 (bones, pottery) sits in f82 (brickfall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f82 (brickfall) overlays f124 (floor, type b)
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v65
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v71
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v95
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v131a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a

A20f83
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	installation
A35	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	!!	v67
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	The drain f83 was partly uncovered below a layer of accumulation f81. The drain has a probable semicircular shape running from north-west to east. It is built with hard gray clay, small stones and vertical yellow/orange bricks. The drain is still in part to be excavated so its shape is not yet completely clear. It is related to the pebble pavement south of it and to the installation f96 to the north. It doesn't seem to have a sharp slope but is slightly oriented towards the east.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	The cobblestone pavement was removed after breakfast today with another pavement found below, f80. While cleaning the pavement, a possible drain surfaced f83 constructed of reddish clay with large white inclusions, similar to packing material found under houses and often associated with drains. fAB mentioned that this clay is water tight and thus used as a sealant. The area is still undefined, with only a small portion with a channel exposed. Another pavement is surfacing next to this drain, possibly associated with it with f80.
C2	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Discussed with fAB the possibility of removing the drain installation in k13, including f80 stone pavement and f81 accumulation over the pavement. Today we relayed the drain to create a template for a drawing. The advantages of removing the drain would be to expose the next phase below while coming towards the south of f105 and f41 wall. We are under the assumption that the drain is a later phase associated with the tannur f42 and pavement f35 which was removed yesterday. We plan to discuss this strategy with gB at the next meeting.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	k13
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r217 (42255 41153 - 9363 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r218 (42288 41218 - 9356 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r219 (42275 41227 - 9360 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-07_S808LR2R.j	yM	r220 (42235 41160 - 9368 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9368
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f81 (accumulation A) covers f83 (installation)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f83 (installation) bonds with f80 (pavement, type b)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f83 (installation) bonds with f96 (installation)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a3
K3	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay, stones, sherds, vertical bricks
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v67b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v81
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f84
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	wall
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v58
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running east to west in k101. The wall was very badly preserved in the upper part so we cut it for few cms in order to have better preserved bricks. The bricks are gray in color and they don't appear to be of good quality. The wall is constructed of a brick and an half for about 70 cms in width and in the eastern portion of it, at least four or five courses are still preserved.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	Finished excavating the southern baulk of k15, coming down to the southern wall of a1, f84. This wall was noticed earlier, at a higher elevation but the bricks were in such poor condition that it was difficult to tell whether it was a wall or brickfall so it was removed. The bricks below are nicer and we were able to articulate it in A19's north section, noticing that the bricks go down below the stone pavement f57, three courses deep. This suggests that the wall was built first, before the stone pavement.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	In the northern part of k101 we continued to remove the brickfall f94 in order to find a good face of wall f84 that seems to continue towards the west. At the beginning we thought that the mud bricks belonged to structure a2, but after rethinking the situation we realized that the bricks are horizontal (not vertical like a2) and thus pertinent to the wall f84. So it seems that the structure a2 abuts in part the wall, but the situation is still unclear. While cleaning the north sections, looking for the face of the wall f84, we found some courses of mud bricks above two courses of stones that could be the foundation of the wall, but only in the eastern part of the wall for about 100 cms in length. Towards the west only three courses of bricks are preserved and they seem to be lying above different layers of accumulation, ashy layer and red/orange soil, maybe bricky or burnt material.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	Wall f127 appears to abut f40 on the southern end, these are a series of horizontal bricks that go down several courses then ends approximately 15 cm then f126 wall emerges underneath. At first we assumed that wall f84 continued to run west, so that f127 and f84 was the same wall. This however is not the case. While removing f120, stones emerged, west of f85 wall. These stones continue to go down; at the moment are 3 stones deep but stop to the west. A thick vertical line is also visible where the stones end which would then make f84 a discrete wall with stone foundations at its western edge and another wall, f127 built in the west that abuts f84.
C3	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	The wall f84 in its western portion shows a big stone substructure with stones of medium and big size (to 45-50 cm). Above this substructure are preserved just few courses of mud brick. The wall finishes exactly where the stone pavement f108 (el 9149 @top) starts going toward west. Next to the western part of the wall f84 there is the wall f85 running north to south that abuts it. We don't know how far the stone substructure is continuing toward east, because when the wall f84 is again visible in its lower part, next to the wall f116 the stone substructure is not any more visible. Probably there isn't or with more difficulty is lower. Toward east we don't have the substructure but it is preserved (very badly) with a high elevation (el 9330), about one meter above the level of the stone pavement f57. So the wall f84 probably was a big wall constructed and used in the same time of the stone pavement f108 and the stone pavement f57 (that abuts the wall) with a higher elevation, showing a stepped organization of the structures.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	yM	k101
D3	2008-08-06_S808LR2R.j	yM	r206 (41815 42237 - 9230 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r335 (41829 42309 - 9237 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r336 (41921 42052 - 9241 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r337 (41870 42029 - 9279 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r338 (41794 42235 - 9277 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9279
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f152 (wall) abuts f84 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f84 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f84 (wall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q146.1 (blade) sits in f84 (wall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	!!	q146.2 (specimen) sits in f84 (wall)
F51	2008-08-06_S806YM.j	sE	q146 (bones, pottery) sits in f84 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f39 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f40 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f55 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f57 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f116 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	brownish yellow
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/6
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58a
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58b
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v69
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v86a
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v100
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v100a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v101
O12	2008-08-20_S901LC2.j	sE	v104
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v155a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a

A20f85
A1	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f109
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v58
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running south to north in k101. The wall is very badly preserved because part of it was excavated during MZ16 by A19 and the northern part is badly preserved due to its close proximity to the section. The wall seems to be built of only one brick in thickness, at least in its upper part. The relationship with the wall running east to west f84 is not still clear, but seems that between the two walls there is an orange vertical brick and f85 is abutting f84.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LR.j	lR	assigned this feature today for a small portion of a wall that runs north to south, intersecting with f84.
D1	2008-08-06_S810LR3.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r339 (41879 42089 - 9277 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r340 (41880 42076 - 9276 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r341 (41793 42038 - 9278 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r342 (41785 42061 - 9261 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9278
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f78 (fill) abuts f85 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f85 (wall)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	unclear if f85 is the same wall as f109 that was either removed by A19 or removed during the reuse time period of the structures. The orientation of the wall suggests that both f85 and f109 are the same wall.
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	sandy clay
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f86
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-08_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v58
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running south to north in the western half of k15. Its length is unknown because the wall goes into the north section of k15 and at the moment measures about 165 cms. The bricks are flat and measure 40 by 40 cms and we can see a nice face of the wall to the east. The wall is built of one brick and an half for a width of about 60 cms. The wall seems to finish towards the south with a big vertical brick, maybe next to a doorway, but we will understand the wall and also its link with the big wall running east to west f63 after the removal of the a2 and the excavation of the layers underneath, going down inside the probable structure.
D1	2008-08-08_S810LR3.j	lR	k15
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r194 (42250 42047 - 9306 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r195 (42207 42155 - 9292 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r196 (42115 42120 - 9292 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-07-30_S730YM-R.j	yM	r197 (42154 42010 - 9295 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r330 (42246 42113 - 9288 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r331 (42089 42066 - 9194 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r332 (41877 42200 - 9285 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r333 (42220 42162 - 9282 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9306
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f86 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f26 (layer) covers f86 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v61
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v62
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v85
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v123
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a

A20f87
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	layer
B11	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Fill inside a structure, bounded by three walls with a compact crust on the surface measuring 5 cm. This feature is comprised of a brown soil with large pieces of orange and brown bricks.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	k14
D42	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	9301
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) covers f87 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q182.1 (blade) sits in f87 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q175 (bones, pottery) sits in f87 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q182 (items, pottery) sits in f87 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q185 (bones, pottery) sits in f87 (layer)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) covers f91 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) overlays f92 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) overlays f97 (wall)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
K5	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	reddish yellow
K6	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	7.5YR6/6
K8	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	sandy clay loam

A20f88
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	fill
B11	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Fill inside the wall or box structure f64. It is a soft ashy soil found below the vertical bricks of f64, where one brick was missing. It seems quite disturbed visible by the numerous rodent holes present. The fill is soft and just a small part of it has been excavated so we don't know how deep it goes and the relationship to the wall or structure.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	sE made an interesting observation that the bricks of f64 have a set of horizontal and vertical bricks, whereas it was assumed the wall was constructed only of horizontal bricks that are visible in the north section. The area was further articulated finding an area where a brick was missing, thus forming a probe into the area under the bricks. A new feature was created, f88 defined as fill between the bricks, showing a soft ashy soil with a few vertical bricks sitting on this ashy soil f88.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	k12
D3	2008-08-09_S810YM-R.j	yM	r222 (42706 40759 - 9375 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r261 (42654 40791 - 9402 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r262 (42688 40899 - 9387 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r263 (42643 40881 - 9374 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r264 (42688 40724 - 9390 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	yM	9375
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f64 (wall) sits in f88 (fill)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	yM	q179 (pottery) sits in f88 (fill)
K3	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	ashy
K5	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	10YR5/4
K7	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	soft

A20f89
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	layer
A35	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	!!	v81a
B11	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	In comparison to f89, an adjacent accumulation, this soil appears much grayer. This feature is very compact, showing brick lines, large brick components and large sand grains visible.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Assigned this feature to the accumulation underneath f60 which was completely removed this morning. This feature is harder, more compact, and lighter in color than f60 with fewer inclusions of bone and pottery. Several brick faces are surfacing in the north, next to f41 wall.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	continued to remove 5 cm from f82 then scraped the ash f24 to expose f118
C1	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lC	After the removal of the east baulk of k13 and with the discovery of the wall f143, today we continued to remove f89 in k13 to clarify the wall f143 and the possible continuation of the stone pavement f93, also in k13. After the removing a portion of f89, we uncovered two red mud bricks in the south eastern corner of k13, possibly pertinent to the wall f97.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	k13
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r310 (42100 41336 - 9285 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r311 (42354 41432 - 9290 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r312 (42396 41297 - 9292 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r313 (42108 41329 - 9285 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	9318
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f60 covers f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q180.1 (shell artifact) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q180.2 (blade) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q180.3 (kiln waste) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q188.1 (blade) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q188.2 (blade) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q232.1 (clay lump) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q232.2 (slag) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	sE	q180 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q188 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q217 (bones, pottery) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	sE	q232 (items, pottery) sits in f89 (layer)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	sE	q236 (pottery) sits in f89 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f89 (layer) covers f140 (accumulation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f89 (layer) covers f143 (wall)
K5	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	very pale gray
K6	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	10YR7/3
K8	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	sandy clay
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a

A20f90
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	accumulation
A35	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	!!	v81a
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Accumulation below the pavement f35 in k3. The matrix of this accumulation seems to have a gray granular bricky soil mixed with ash. Inside the accumulation there are numerous sherds lying almost flat, together with bones and small pebbles. Under this accumulation another pavement f112 has been uncovered.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Removed the pavement f35 and assigned f90 to the soil underneath the pavement. The matrix appears identical to f35, a gray granular bricky soil but mixed with ash, presumably from f36 that is visible underneath in section. The area was leveled, making it flat to make it easier to see bricks or structures if present. At the end of the day, gray bricks similar to f71 wall in k4, emerged but only 2 bricks.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r266 (41541 41123 - 9340 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r267 (42001 41293 - 9345 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r268 (42041 41216 - 9349 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r269 (41596 40989 - 9344 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9349
D52	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9337
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f35 (pavement, type c) rests on f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-09_S813YM.j	sE	i25 (metal artifact) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S824YM3.j	sE	i28 (pin) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q183.1 (shell artifact) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	!!	q183.2 (bead) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q205.1 (blade) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q205.2 (blade) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q205.3 (debitage) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q205.4 (debitage) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q205.5 (shell artifact) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-09_S810YM.j	lR	q183 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q205 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q207 (bones, pottery) sits in f90 (accumulation)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f90 (accumulation) covers f99 (wall)
K3	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	ashy soil
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	pale brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/3
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v83

A20f91
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	accumulation A
A35	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	!!	v72
B11	2008-08-10_S819SE.j	yM	Accumulation above the pavement f 93. The surface of this feature is hard on the top but it becomes softer as it goes down; the thickness is about 10 cm. It has some inclusions of small stones, sherds, kiln waste and pieces of bricks; the feature contained also some ashy spots. The western part of the pavement is still unexcavated due to the presence of dark spots of ash and possibly scattered inclusions of phytoliths, the last part of accumulation must be photographed before the removal.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	This accumulation above the pavement f93 was excavated revealing the cobblestones continuing in the area, stopping approximately 10 cm before the edge of the wall f97. In the western area, two bricks were found and an area of burning was noticed under these bricks. The area was closed to take photographs on the next work day.
C1	2008-08-18_S819SE.j	yM	Today the western part of f 91 was removed. The accumulation contained ashy spots, some roots, no pottery and very small fragments of charcoal. The accumulation in this part was softer and easier to remove.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	k14
D42	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	sE	9274
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) covers f91 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) abuts f92 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) abuts f97 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) covers f93 (pavement, type c)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72b

A20f92
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	!!	v72
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north to south in k14. This wall is composed of small vertical bricks (about 5x32x30 cms). These bricks measure only 5 cms in thickness are slightly oblique. We are uncertain if f92 functioned as a wall or bench. It could be part of the eastern structure a2, also because its relationship with the other walls f106 and f97 is still to be clarified. Pavement f93 seems to continue underneath this wall. The construction of this wall differs in technique when compared to the other adjoining walls of a4, making this wall an anomaly possibly reflecting a different function.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	A series of thin vertical bricks set at an oblique angle were found while excavating f87. The bricks are held together with thin mortar forming a wall west of a2, f40, and possibly forming a room bounded by f97 and f63.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	Today we removed the small portion of vertical bricks f143rpreted at the beginning as a wall parallel to the wall f92, constructed in the same technique. Below these bricks and the accumulation f140 we found more stones, but there isn't a clear link between the pavement f93 in k14 and the stone installation f141 in k13. It seems rather a quite irregular and non homogeneous structure. Between these new stones there is also a door socket, perhaps in situ, linked to a doorway, or in a secondary use inside the pavement. Then we remove part of f30 still covering the wall f41, looking for more bricks.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k14
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r326 (42044 41711 - 9296 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r327 (42228 41800 - 9309 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r328 (42236 41781 - 9307 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r329 (42051 41687 - 9295 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9309
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f56 (brick pile) abuts f92 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) abuts f92 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) overlays f92 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f92 (wall) abuts f131 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f92 (wall) abuts f150 (layer)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a2
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79a
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f93
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	!!	v72
B11	2008-08-10_S819SE.j	yM	Cobble stone pavement under f 91.The stones are medium in size, except for the ones in the western part which are larger. The stones of the pavement abut only the eastern part of the northern wall f106 and than it continues to be a soft layer that contains fired spots. The stones do not seem to abut the southern wall f 97. In the middle the stones are much smaller in size than the rest of the pavement.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	The accumulation above the pavement f93 was excavated revealing the cobblestones continuing in the area, stopping approximately 10 cm before the edge of the wall f97. In the western area, two bricks were found and an area of burning was noticed under these bricks. The area was closed to take photographs on the next work day.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we removed the small portion of vertical bricks labeled as f143, in order to see if the stones of the pavement f93 of k14 were continuing toward west and if linked with the stone installation f141 in k14. We found more stones but we don't have a clear continuation, rather an irregular presence of stones, among which a door socket, perhaps in situ or reused secondarily for the pavement.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k14
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r318 (42151 41725 - 9262 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r319 (42051 41680 - 9262 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r320 (42088 41442 - 9271 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r321 (42249 41498 - 9277 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) covers f93 (pavement, type c)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79a
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f94
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v58
B11	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	A possible wall, seen in section with three courses of bricks visible constructed of 10 cm thick bricks. The south end of the section, k101 however does not show these bricks and perhaps are simply collapsed bricks.
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Initially this feature was labeled as a mud brick wall, but after some attempts to find a regular brick faces failed by removing 5 cms of soil at a time, this feature has been relabeled as brickfall. It is composed of large quantities of broken gray mud bricks with an irregular shape. Some of these bricks appeared horizontal in section thus our original definition of a wall however while excavating the surface, these horizontal bricks resulted in only broken bricks and were removed to expose the southern face of f40.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	attempted to find a good surface for f94 by first removing the softer fill around the broken top bricks but this only showed a jumble of collapsed and broken bricks. We then cut the top layer, removing 10 cm to see if better bricks surfaced. Another 10 cm was removed, concluding that f94 is not a wall
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	In k101, the area south of a2 was excavated, continuing to remove f94. This feature has been redefined as brickfall and not a wall. While excavating, broken bricks were noted in large pieces however these were not organized and thus removed. A patch of reddish thick clay is present in the eastern corner, we are unsure if it continues west.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	In the northern part of k101 we continued to remove the brickfall f94 in order to find a good face of wall f84 that seems to continue towards the west. At the beginning we thought that the mud bricks belonged to structure a2, but after rethinking the situation we realized that the bricks are horizontal (not vertical like a2) and thus pertinent to the wall f84. So it seems that the structure a2 abuts in part the wall, but the situation is still unclear. While cleaning the north sections, looking for the face of the wall f84, we found some courses of mud bricks above two courses of stones that could be the foundation of the wall, but only in the eastern part of the wall for about 100 cms in length. Towards the west only three courses of bricks are preserved and they seem to be lying above different layers of accumulation, ashy layer and red/orange soil, maybe bricky or burnt material.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k101
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r343 (41801 41716 - 9320 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r344 (41789 41900 - 9301 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r345 (41887 41915 - 9325 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r346 (41913 41721 - 9350 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9350
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q97.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	!!	q97.2 (lithic specimen) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q189.1 (clay lump) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	!!	q204.1 (blade) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	!!	q209.1 (grinding stone) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	!!	q209.4 sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM.j	yM	q97 (bones, pottery) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	eE	q189 (bones, pottery) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q204 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f94 (wall)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q209 (bones, pottery) sits in f94 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	mixed, light gray to brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v58
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v59
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v61
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v68
O12	2008-08-07_S812LC.j	sE	v69
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
P1	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	S816

A20f95
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
B11	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall probably running north to south found looking from the east section of k12. The wall seems to be exactly in the N-S baulk similar to f77 between k13 and k14. Some mud bricks are visible also in the west section of k13, so we assume that probably the wall f95 is at least 100 cms in width. We are not sure about its length that seems to be about 150 cms. This wall is constructed of red and gray bricks, of quite irregular dimensions.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	9362
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f18 (layer) covers f95 (wall)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f95 (wall) bonds with f52 (layer)
K3	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	10YR6/6 10YR7/2
K6	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	brownish yellow light gray
K7	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	compact

A20f96
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	installation
A35	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	!!	v81
B11	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Installation constructed of mud brick probably in relationship with the drain f83 immediately to the south of it. Few brick lines are visible but mostly obscure forming a bricky mass with a highly compact surface similar to bricks. Some vertical bricks are recognized next to the drain. It could be a substructure sustaining the drain or a wall separating the drain and the area of the pebble pavement f80 from what was to the north.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k13
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r306 (42440 41042 - 9367 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r307 (42407 41139 - 9365 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r308 (42282 41129 - 9362 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r309 (42337 41006 - 9357 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	9364
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f96 (installation)
F51	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f96 (installation) bonds with f83 (installation)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a3
K3	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	very pale brown
K6	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	10YR7/4
K7	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	hard
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v81
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f97
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	!!	v72
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running west to east in the southern part of k14 that is quite badly preserved. The wall doesn't have a clear face and only few mud bricks are visible. It appears to be a large wall composed of at least one brick and probably another half, measuring 60 cms in width, like the parallel wall f106. The wall goes through the baulk and its length for now measuring about 240 cms. The wall is in relationship with the N-S wall f92 but is still unclear which type of contact, forming the room a4.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k14
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r322 (41981 41663 - 9301 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r323 (42032 41706 - 9295 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r324 (42071 41446 - 9309 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r325 (42193 41396 - 9314 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9314
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f91 (accumulation A) abuts f97 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f87 (layer) overlays f97 (wall)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79a
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f98
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	brickfall
A35	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	!!	v54
B10	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	bricky mass
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Very compact bricky mass of about 200 cms in N-S and 130 cms E-W, uncovered in the eastern half of k2 after the removal of the ashy layer f22, which overlays f98. This feature is not considered brickmelt because it is softer than other examples of brickmelt in the area and retains an ashier appearance than f27. It is also deeper than brickmelt which normally forms a thin layer. When compared to f52, also a bricky mass, it is much softer and easier to scrape with a trowel. It is very compact with a sharp edge in the western side where it seems that some bricks can be recognized, particularly on the top surface, just to the north of the ashy layer f103.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Removed the ash f22 which abuts f98 in the west, exposing the western border of f98, approximately one meter in height. This vertical surface was brushed today with several flat bricks noted. The ash from f22 makes it difficult to distinguish components for the ash obscures the color. One strategy is to shave off 10 cm from the outer surface to create a better vertical section, perhaps exposing brick faces. At the moment we are defining this feature as bricky mass for no brick lines are present with only a sharp distinction between the ash and this hard compact mass. This feature extends north into k12, labeled as f82 and f52.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Initially assigned to the more compact bricky mass in k2, east of ash f22 that overlays and abuts this feature, under the assumption f98 ran along the entire eastern half of the locus. Today while brushing f98, it was discovered that the southern end, approximately 150 cm x 150 cm was still f22 ash and was removed. Furthermore, while scraping f98 we found an area of burning, with white ash, black stains, and larger inclusions of charcoal, pottery, and tannur fragments bounded by bricky material to the north. We thus redefined f98 to run from the north to the south, forming a border between a pink compact bricky mass and f103 ash accumulation.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k2
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r244 (42266 40597 - 9335 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r245 (41959 40524 - 9323 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r246 (41957 40670 - 9332 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r247 (42056 40698 - 9324 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r248 (42066 40798 - 9343 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9343
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f16 (layer) overlays f98 (brickfall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	silty clay
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v54
O12	2008-08-04_S812LC.j	sE	v57
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f99
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	!!	v83
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north to south in k3 just next to the eastern baulk. Only few centimeters of the bricks are visible near the section. This wall could be part of the same structure formed with the wall f107 in k4. We will be clearer only after the removal of the baulk which prohibits us to visually link the two walls.
C1	2008-08-09_S809LR.j	lR	Removed the pavement f35 and assigned f90 to the soil underneath the pavement. The matrix appears identical to f35, a gray granular bricky soil but mixed with ash, presumably from f36 that is visible underneath in section. The area was leveled, making it flat to make it easier to see bricks or structures if present. At the end of the day, gray bricks similar to f71 wall in k4, emerged but only 2 bricks.
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	In k4, we removed several centimeters to come towards the bricks of f99, exposing the faces from the west. Immediately, pavement f112 was found, west of f99. This pavement is under f90, forming a much nicer and more compacted surface than f35 pavement that was found in the same area but 10 cm higher in elevation. Lots of animal bones are sitting on this pavement, including a horn, mandibles, several long bones, and a skull of a smaller animal, perhaps a dog.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r359 (41571 41370 - 9375 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r360 (41699 41221 - 9375 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r361 (41649 41150 - 9372 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r362 (41756 41255 - 9358 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r363 (41789 41202 - 9354 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r364 (41667 41134 - 9366 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-19_S831YM2R.j	yM	r360 (41683 41229 - 9375 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9360
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) abuts f99 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) abuts f99 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f90 (accumulation) covers f99 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	7.5YR6/4
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	compact
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v83
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161

A20f100
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	tannur (feature)
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v84
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Tannur in the southern baulk of k3 found during the excavation of A18. Currently the tannur is in poor condition due to weather exposure for some years, but originally it should has been almost complete. It seems to sit on an ashy layer and it is covered by the brickpile f68, but it seems that all around the tannur there are numerous vertical bricks forming a sort of supporting structure. This would suggest that the brickpile forms an installation to support the tannur. It is about 45 cms in width and 30 cms in depth.
D1	2008-08-09_S810LR3.j	lR	k3
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r279 (41670 40787 - 9325 / Relay location: SW)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f36 (accumulation C) covers f100 (tannur (feature))
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	red
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	2.5YR5/8
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v84
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v84a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141

A20f101
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	topsoil
A35	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	!!	v73
B11	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Topsoil layer in k25, contains roots. All the pottery was collected in the pottery q-lot.
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	Partially removed the topsoil today but decided to scale back excavations in A20, thus tomorrow we will close k26 and k25.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	k25
D42	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	9347
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q201 (bones, pottery) sits in f101 (topsoil)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	lC	q262 (bones, pottery) sits in f101 (topsoil)
K3	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	loam
K5	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	10YR5/4
K7	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v73
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v73a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v74
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v75

A20f102
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	topsoil
A35	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	!!	v73
B11	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Topsoil layer in k26, contains roots. All the pottery was collected in the pottery q-lot. From this layer two items were found: an iron pin i27 and the bronze arrow head i29.
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	Partially removed the topsoil today but decided to scale back excavations in A20, thus tomorrow we will close k26 and k25.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	k26
D42	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	9381
F51	2008-08-16_S817YM.j	sE	q202 (items, pottery) sits in f102 (topsoil)
K3	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	loam
K5	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	10YR5/4
K7	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v73
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v73a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v74
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v75

A20f103
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	layer
A35	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	!!	v77
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Ashy layer below the ash in the eastern half of k2 that we considered as f22. f103 compared to f22 has a more concentration of sherds, inclusions of charcoal, small lens of black and white ash, burnt red clay, burnt bones. Some areas are really soft while others are more compact, but with the same ashy texture. In general it looks like a very incoherent layer.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Yesterday we stopped excavating f22, leaving the area at the roughly the same elevation as A18 to the immediate south. Today we spent the morning cleaning k2 to define f98. More ash was noticed on the surface of f98, assuming it was f22 that partially covered f98, we began to remove 10 cm. The area then shifted from ashy to concentrated areas of burning with larger inclusions of charcoal, white ash, black stains, pottery, and tannur fragments bounded by f98 presumably bricks or bricky mass in the north. This new feature, f103 was photographed today and 5 cm removed.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	k2
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r234 (42075 40655 - 9323 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r249 (41931 40723 - 9322 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r250 (42008 40652 - 9326 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r251 (42067 40704 - 9322 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r252 (42055 40789 - 9330 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	9323
F51	2008-08-10_S813YM.j	yM	i26 (figurine) sits in f103 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q190.1 (lithic specimen) sits in f103 (layer)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	lC	q190 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f103 (layer)
K3	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	ash
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/1
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	very soft
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77a
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v77b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f104
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	sE	fill
A35	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	!!	v76
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Fill of a possible pit, doorway or animal hole in the western edge of the brickmelt f52 in k12. The fill is very soft, gray in color, very similar to the ashy layer f24 that could be the same. Inside this soft ashy soil there are also some more compact pieces, probably part of broken mud bricks. We excavated just few centimeters inside the hole and not a big amount of pottery came out. The sherds inside the fill lie both vertical and horizontal.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Several holes are present on the western side of f52, interpreted as animal holes although it's strange to have so many on the surface and may be linked to a specific function associated with all the ash and bricky mass. The largest hole, fill f104 has one corner with brick faces suggestive of a possible door but the other side is rounded, appearing more like an animal hole than a doorway. The fill was partially excavated to see if more brick faces surfaced, these faces were found only in the southern end.
C2	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Continue to remove f52 in 10 cm increments, leaving the east section in place to aid in understanding the stratigraphy. We will begin by removing f82 first then approach towards f52 since f82 is softer and easier to remove.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	sE	k12
D3	2008-08-10_S810YM-R.j	yM	r237 (42631 40729 - 9323 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r253 (42767 40641 - 9284 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r254 (42413 40496 - 9290 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r255 (42340 40666 - 9301 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r256 (42753 40695 - 9306 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r265 (42583 40742 - 9376 / Relay location: middle)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9376
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) abuts f104 (fill)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	!!	q193.1 (kiln waste) sits in f104 (fill)
F51	2008-08-10_S810YM.j	sE	q193 (items, pottery) sits in f104 (fill)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f104 (fill) sits in f52 (layer)
K3	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	ash
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	soft
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76
O12	2008-08-10_S812LC.j	lC	v76a

A20f105
A3	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	^w2
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v98
B11	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Mud brick wall running west to east, north in k13, immediately bordering f41 wall. At this moment, we are unclear the relationship between this feature and f41, possibly bonding or abutting each other. The wall is composed of a half, whole, and then half a brick in thickness, identical to f106, the same wall that continues into k14 to the east. Only the surface is currently exposed.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Assigned this feature today although it's been present and exposed for over a week. The reason for assigning this a new feature number is to distinguish it between f41 to the north; representing perhaps another wall that abuts f41. At the moment we only have the top surface suggesting the walls are bonded but this can only be understood in section.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	k13
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r302 (42367 41438 - 9295 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r303 (42421 41455 - 9319 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r304 (42508 41111 - 9327 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r305 (42467 41053 - 9329 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9329
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f59 (hearth) rests on f105 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f41 (wall) abuts f105 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f30 (brickfall) covers f105 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v98a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v130a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f106
A3	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	^w2
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	!!	v72
B11	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Mud brick wall running west to east, north in k14, immediately bordering f63 wall. At this moment, we are unclear the relationship between this feature and f63, possibly bonding or abutting each other. The wall is composed of a half, whole, and then half a brick in thickness, identical to f105, the same wall that continues into k13 to the west. This wall also forms the northern wall of a4 and abuts f92 wall in the east, no longer continuing to the east.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	Assigned this feature today although it's been present and exposed for over a week. The reason for assigning this a new feature number is to distinguish it between f63 to the north; representing perhaps another wall that abuts f63. At the moment we only have the top surface suggesting the walls are bonded but this can only be understood in section.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	lC	k14
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r314 (42158 41722 - 9299 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r315 (42244 41773 - 9303 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r316 (42320 41523 - 9311 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r317 (42254 41493 - 9308 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9311
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f63 (wall) abuts f106 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f62 (accumulation) overlays f106 (wall)
G1	2008-08-10_S810LR2.j	lR	a4
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	sandy clay
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72a
O12	2008-08-08_S812LC.j	lC	v72b
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v78
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v79a
O12	2008-08-14_S820LC.j	lC	v80
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f107
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	sE	wall
A35	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	!!	v63
B11	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running west to east in the middle of k4. The wall is constructed of one brick (40x40 cms) and a half for a width of approximately 60 cms and it is 300 cm long from the east to the west section of k4. The wall forms a corner under the eastern baulk of k3 with the wall f99 running S-N in k3, just in part visible that seems to be part of the same structure.
D1	2008-08-10_S810LR3.j	sE	k4
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r291 (41611 41467 - 9355 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r292 (41714 41365 - 9357 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r293 (41765 41304 - 9357 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-11_S811SE-R.j	yM	r294 (41712 41280 - 9356 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	9357
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) abuts f107 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) abuts f107 (wall)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f69 (layer) overlays f107 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f73 (pavement, type c) overlays f107 (wall)
K5	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K8	2008-08-16_S816LC.j	lC	clay
O12	2008-08-06_S812LC.j	yM	v63
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f108
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	pavement, type b
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v87
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Big stone pavement constructed of big, medium and small stones. In its northern part and in the eastern half it is built with medium sized (15x20 cm) and big sized (25x40 cm) stones. The eastern edge of the pavement forms a sharp straight line, with just a small semicircular lacuna in the middle, instead the southern edge is not really clear with the co presence of both big stones, small pebbles and numerous sherds. The western half is constructed of small pebbles (5-10 cm), and noteworthy is the gradual passage from the big sized stones in the eastern part to the small pebbles of the western one. The edge to the west has been uncovered only in a small part and it is formed by a regular line of pebbles. The northern portion is built with big stones, but the edge is marked by a line of small pebbles. Small pebbles are found also between the big stones to make the pavement more regular. In this pavement have been used different kinds of stone: basalt and limestone, but also reused broken pieces of grinding stones or mortars, and also a big kiln waste. The pavement has a surface almost flat and regular, sloping slightly toward west. In its south-eastern corner it is built with a different technique, forming a sort of circular platform with the biggest stones of the pavement and slightly higher in level, perhaps due to a secondary reconstruction. Can it be interpreted both as a roofed room or as open space (courtyard)?.
D1	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r379 (41803 41736 - 9143 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r380 (41777 42013 - 9147 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r381 (41444 41856 - 9136 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r382 (41455 41793 - 9134 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r383 (41434 41760 - 9134 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r384 (41466 41722 - 9131 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r385 (41448 41650 - 9136 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	9149
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f125 (wall) rests on f108 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f149 (wall) rests on f108 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f109 (wall) abuts f108 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f108 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f125 (wall) overlays f108 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f146 (accumulation A) overlays f108 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f108 (pavement, type b) overlays f139 (layer)
K3	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Stones
K5	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	White
K6	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	10YR8/1
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v127
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v135
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v151
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f109
A1	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f85
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north to south, probably forming the eastern wall linked to the pavement f108. This wall has been excavated 5 years ago and in part removed to see its link with the stone pavement f108. Now are preserved just the bricks at the same level of the pavement. It measures about 300 cm north to south and 70 cm in width and it seems to be constructed of a brick and an half. Its relationship with the wall f115 is not clear, probably it abuts f115. The wall seems exactly in line with the wall f85 right to the north of it. Perhaps they could be part of the same wall, and it makes sense, interpreting it like the eastern wall of the pavement f108. Moreover the bricks seem to be of the same kind.
D1	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r387 (41391 41832 - 9135 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r388 (41664 41965 - 9142 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r389 (41653 42018 - 9138 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r390 (41391 41898 - 9137 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	9145
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f115 (wall) abuts f109 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f109 (wall)
F52	2008-08-13_S813LR.j	lR	f109 (wall) abuts f108 (pavement, type b)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a5
K3	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Clay
K5	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Light brown
K6	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	7.5YR6/4
K7	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v126
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152

A20f110
A21	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	st is
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v87
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Stone resting probably on top of the wall f 109 or on a accumulation. It is not really clear because this context has been excavated 5 years ago in A19. The stone measures 55x40x30 cm and it is white in color.
D1	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	9181
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f110 (st is)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q252 (bones, pottery) sits in f110 (st is)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	contact association between this stone and f109 is unknown since it was not excavated by A20. Two possibilities exist, either the stone was used in construction of the wall f109 or that the wall f109 is earlier with the stone placed as a step during the reuse period of the area.
K3	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Stone
K5	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	White
K6	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	10YR8/2
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f111
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	layer
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v108
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Bricky material gray and red in color south to the pavement f108. The southern edge of the pavement f108 is not sharp and there are many sherds embedded in this layer. This layer has been excavated 5 years ago, so now it is difficult to give an interpretation of it. It could be an accumulation or a kind of floor, moreover it is exposed just in a narrow strip next to the southern section of k101.
D1	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r386 (41400 41651 - 9137 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r391 (41392 41849 - 9133 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	9143
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f111 (layer)
K3	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Clay
K5	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	Light gray brownish Yellowish red
K6	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	10YR6/2 5YR5/8
K7	2008-08-24_S824LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f112
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v90
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Pavement exposed for about 400 cm north to south and for 100 cm east to west. It is constituted of pottery sherds, mostly body sherds averaging 5-6 cm in size with some sherds until 10 cm. Between these sherds just few show a painted decoration with horizontal bands. Numerous also the pebbles, usually 1-3 cm in length, and bigger pieces of stone, between which some fragments of basalt grinding stone, reused secondarily in the pavement. Numerous also the bones, particularly a skull of a small animal and a horn. It is a well built pavement of type c. better than the pavement f35 that was above it. It seems to abut the mud brick wall f99.
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	In k4, we removed several centimeters to come towards the bricks of f99, exposing the faces from the west. Immediately, pavement f112 was found, west of f99. This pavement is under f90, forming a much nicer and more compacted surface than f35 pavement that was found in the same area but 10 cm higher in elevation. Lots of animal bones are sitting on this pavement, including a horn, mandibles, several long bones, and a skull of a smaller animal, perhaps a dog.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	In k3, we photographed the pavement f112 this morning after consolidating the animal bones with diluted wood glue. We then removed the bones from the pavement to protect them from getting crushed. fAB made a good point yesterday about the animal skull sitting on the pavement. He noticed that the skull was not crushed, a strange thing if the skull was left sitting on a pavement for a long period of time. Another point is the presence of a horn tip, a valuable piece that is often reused thus rare to find complete. We then removed the rest of the eastern baulk between k3 and k4 to connect pavement f73 with f112, which are two different levels showing that f73 covers f112.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k3
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9334
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q212 (bones, pottery) sits in f112 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) abuts f99 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) abuts f107 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) covers f121 (accumulation A)
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Sherds,pebbles,bones,clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Compact
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v90a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v163

A20f113
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	bin
A35	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	!!	v88
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Bin constructed of gray bricks. In its western edge it is constituted of a row of small vertical bricks (11x35 cm), at least 3 or 4, while in the southern and northern edge it is built with bigger bricks, but it is impossible define their exact measurements because the bricks are really bad visible. The bin measures about 140 cm in length, north to south and about 95 cm east to west, continuing under the east baulk of k12. It is quite difficult to recognize the bin because both the fill f114, that the layer outside f82 are really similar in color and hardness.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	Started the day by retaking photographs of the bin f113, then excavating to the west of the bin, f82, to see if it continues to go down.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9346
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Compact
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89b
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f114
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	fill
A35	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	!!	v88
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Very compact layer, interpreted as the fill of the bin. It seems the same layer f82 found outside and above the bin, really similar in color and hardness. In this fill there are some circular red lines (about 2-3 cm in thickness), probably some kind of installations like tannurs or, with more difficulty, pottery vessels very badly preserved. The ware seems to be really coarse, so I am inclined to the interpretation of it like a tannur. Only one complete circle (with a diameter of about 30x40 cm) is clearly visible, more other isolated irregular pieces.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9346
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Very pale brown Reddish yellow
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR7/4 7.5YR6/8
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	compact
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88
O12	2008-08-16_S824LC2.j	sE	v88a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	sE	v89b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f115
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v87a
B11	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	Mud bricks wall orientated NE-SW. It has been uncovered for about 350 cm until the south baulk of k101. It is about 40 cm width, about the size of a brick and it is constructed of vertical bricks (40x40x10 cm), slightly oblique toward north. It is formed by one brick in depth and in some points by two. In its southern portion, next to the baulk seems that some flat bricks are collocated between the vertical ones. We don't know exactly its relationship with other structures.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	Scraped the wall f115, previously excavated by A19, and were under the assumption that these were horizontal bricks. They in turn are all vertical bricks. More vertical faces are showing up in the eastern baulk.
C1	2008-08-16_S816LR.j	lR	Continued to remove the eastern section of k101, coming down on more vertical bricks to the east of f115. These bricks may be another course of vertical bricks from f115, forming a thicker wall.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Today we continued to remove the baulk between our k101 and the old A19k99, looking for the continuation of the vertical mud brick wall f115. After removing f119, considered as a fill inside the structure, we found more vertical bricks just above the bricks already exposed, in the northern part of the baulk. Towards the west we didn't find more bricks and tomorrow we will continue to excavate f119.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	We continued to remove the east section which we are very close to the level of the walls f115 and f85. Vertical bricks were found in the southern end of the baulk, oriented east to west and look very similar to the bricks that f115 is constructed but at a higher elevation (one course higher). These are only 4 bricks with no more vertical bricks found in section. The section on the eastern face was scraped well today, showing faint lines of vertical faces as well in section. It is unclear if f115 forms the cross wall closing the structure to the east, f116, or if f109 wall closes the structure. f116 is constructed of horizontal bricks which would suggest that the cross wall would also be horizontal bricks. f109 are horizontal, so if this is the case then why is a wall made of vertical bricks immediately east of the outer wall. Perhaps f115 forms a bench.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r413 (41700 42093 - 9178 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r414 (41705 42064 - 9178 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r415 (41389 41916 - 9178 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r416 (41389 41963 - 9180 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9180
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) abuts f115 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) abuts f115 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f115 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f115 (wall) abuts f109 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f115 (wall) abuts f116 (wall)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a5
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Very pale brown
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR7/3
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Compact
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v117
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v118
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v119
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v126
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v127
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v129
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f116
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	wall
A35	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	!!	v87a
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Northern wall of a5, running west to east. In the external face it presents a sort of step in the upper preserved part, reducing its width from two bricks to a brick and an half. It is built of gray mud bricks measuring 10x40x40 cm. It is 300 cm long, and 75 cm in the lower part and 45 cm in the upper part in width. 16 courses of gray bricks and other 5 courses of red bricks next to the base are recognizable, for a total height of about 175 cm.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r392 (41745 42084 - 9136 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r393 (41611 42355 - 9088 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r394 (41587 42352 - 9115 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r395 (41570 42378 - 9118 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r397 (41817 42094 - 9246 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r398 (41637 42502 - 9091 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r399 (41504 42467 - 9089 / Relay location: E)
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9238
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f84 (wall) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f115 (wall) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f134 (pavement, type b) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f135 (floor, type b) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) abuts f116 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f116 (wall)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a5
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR6/4
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Compact
O12	2008-08-14_S824LC2.j	lC	v87a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v157

A20f117
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	floor, type b
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v94
B11	2008-08-24_S824LC3.j	lC	Floor surface very compact, exposed for about 170 cms from north to south, but for only 10-15 cms in depth. The floor is below the bricky material of f52. This floor is made of hard compacted clay with numerous small inclusions of pottery. It is quite thick, about 5-7 cms, but could be more because it is not yet completely exposed in depth. So it seems to be an important floor, maybe the principal floor related to the wall f64 right north to it. Numerous sherds lay flat on top of this floor.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	A pavement, f117, was also found under f52 and f82 forming a thick highly compacted floor surface with pottery sherds underneath serving as leveling material for the floor. f117 does not extend north under f64, appearing localized under f52 and f82. This would suggest that f64 is earlier in construction.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	After the meeting in the field of this morning with gB and fAB we decided to go down to the floor f117 showed in the western edge of the f82 and f52. Because of the difficulty to find a good face for the bricks that are visible on top of the f82 and in its western edge, the best thing seemed to go down to the only sure thing, that is the floor. But looking for the pavement f117 we decide to try to find a good face of the bricks and after removing about 20 cms toward east we found a quite good face. So we decided to follow this face in depth until the pavement, but after about 20 cms we found an almost horizontal layer, very compact. It could be a sort of floor, and it seems that it has been exposed because just above it there are some traces of laminations. It could be in relation with the bricks uncovered today, if they form a wall, or with the bin, still to excavated, in the eastern part
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	In k12, 5 cm was removed from f82, noticing several brick lines but not enough to define a wall. We then began to excavate the vertical section of f82, to see if good brick faces surfaced and to investigate if f117 curls up towards the bricks suggesting an outside floor surface or if the bricky mass sits on the floor. After following several good brick faces we resolved that f117 goes under the presumed bricks, finding a series of pavements at different elevations. This suggests that f52 and f82 were reused over multiple periods of time, laying down new pavements. It also suggests that the bricky mass is not technically a wall due to these multiple pavements underneath but that bricky material was periodically placed over the pavement during use. All 3 pavements are similar in type, color, and hardness labeled f123 and f124.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9270
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f123 (floor, type b) covers f117 (floor, type b)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	unclear what this feature rests on
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Clay,pottery inclusions
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Light gray
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Very compact
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v95

A20f118
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	layer
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v94
B11	2008-08-24_S824LC3.j	lC	This layer is considered the interface between the ash f24 and the feature underneath. It is brown in color and quite compact in hardness. This layer has some pieces of broken mud bricks and sherds. In the northern portion, next to the north section of k12, we cut the layer for some centimeters. In some points it is very soft, other points are more compact, moreover there are still lenses of ash, all because is an interface .It is also contains small pieces of charcoal and  few burnt small pieces of clay. This feature seems to start right where the mud bricks visible in the edge of f52 are stopping. The feature is also sloping down toward west, but it is quite irregular in its surface.
C1	2008-08-14_S816LR.j	lR	In k12, we continued to remove the ash f24 in the hope that a pavement surfaces to find the depth of f52 and f64 wall. By the end of the day, a brown slightly compact layer was found under the ash f24, labeled f118. This layer still contains lots of charcoal and ash embedded but maybe the interface between a floor surface and the ash f24.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	continued to remove 5 cm from f82 then scraped the ash f24 to expose f118
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k12
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9374
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f24 (accumulation C) overlays f118 (layer)
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Sandy clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Very pale brown 10YR7/3
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Medium compacted
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v94b
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	yM	v95
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143

A20f119
A20	!!_!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
A21	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	fill
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Thick layer of accumulation above the floor f142. This accumulation presents numerous sherds, pebbles and bones. The soil is of bricky clay, with some patches of gray ash above all in its southern portion. Many also the fragments of broken bricks, both of the gray and red kind. It is compact and generally gray-brownish in color. It is interpreted as a fill inside the structure, probably like an accumulation of abandonment.
C1	2008-08-17_S817LC.j	lC	Today we continued to remove the baulk between our k101 and the old A19k99, looking for the continuation of the vertical mud brick wall f115. After removing f119, considered as a fill inside the structure, we found more vertical bricks just above the bricks already exposed, in the northern part of the baulk. Towards the west we didn't find more bricks and tomorrow we will continue to excavate f119.
C1	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lC	Today we continued to remove f119 south and north to the vertical bricks f137. In the northern half we uncovered part of a nice floor; f142, that we will finish to uncover tomorrow. In the southern half we preceded more slowly because of the presence of some mud bricks and we have to check if they are simply broken bricks from a brickfall or some kind of installations. At the end of the morning a skull of a small animal was found just next to the southern section of k101.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we removed f137, some vertical bricks in the southern part of k101 and we excavated f119.
D1	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	k101
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r352 (41527 42136 - 9203 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r353 (41691 42143 - 9200 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r354 (41700 42062 - 9206 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r355 (41535 42042 - 9199 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r417 (41695 42163 - 9133 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r418 (41719 42105 - 9136 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r419 (41394 41974 - 9157 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r420 (41392 42095 - 9161 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r421 (41449 42092 - 9160 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r422 (41459 42033 - 9163 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r423 (41537 42048 - 9179 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r424 (41537 42148 - 9124 / Relay location: E)
D42	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	9214
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f119 (fill)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f137 (installation) sits in f119 (fill)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f138 (installation) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q229.1 (debitage) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q229.2 (debitage) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	!!	q233.1 (ta) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	!!	q234.1 (uk ct laf) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-17_S817YM.j	yM	q210 (bones, pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q221 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	sE	q224 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	sE	q229 (items, pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-21_S822YM1.j	sE	q233 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	eE	q234 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	eE	q235 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	sE	q241 (bones, pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	sE	q242 (pottery) sits in f119 (fill)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) abuts f115 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) abuts f116 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) covers f142 (floor, type a)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) overlays f137 (installation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) overlays f138 (installation)
K3	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Clay
K5	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	10YR5/4
K7	2008-08-16_S824LC.j	lR	Compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v117
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v118
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v119
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v126
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v127
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v129
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134

A20f120
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	accumulation
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v96
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Accumulation very thick, gray in color with bricky material. Numerous sherds and bones were recovered in this accumulation. f108 is abutting the walls f125 and f126 and can be interpreted like the abandonment after the use of the floor f144, or like the collapse of the two walls above.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	While removing f120, stones emerged, west of f85 wall. These stones continue to go down, at the moment are 3 stones deep but stop to the west. A thick vertical line is also visible where the stones end which would then make f84 a discrete wall with stone foundations at its western edge and another wall, f127 built in the west that abuts f84.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	today we removed the accumulation f120, south of the mud brick wall f126, uncovering the floor f144. Tomorrow we will take photos of f144 and then we will excavate the floor trying to go down to the level of the stone pavement f108, to understand the link between it and the pavement f132. In the south of the locus we removed the vertical bricks f137 uncovering more oblique bricks belonging to the f138. We also continued to remove f119 in the southern part of k101 between f115 and f138.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we uncovered the floor f144 below f120 and tomorrow we will take photos.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r357 (42000 41955 - 9213 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-18_S818YM-R.j	yM	r358 (41856 41967 - 9211 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9200
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f78 (fill) covers f120 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	!!	q219.1 (kiln waste) sits in f120 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	!!	q219.2 (grinding stone) sits in f120 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-18_S818YM2.j	yM	q219 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f120 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	lC	q248 (bones, pottery) sits in f120 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q258 (bones, pottery) sits in f120 (accumulation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f120 (accumulation) covers f144 (floor, type c)
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Silty clay
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR5/4
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Soft
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-20_S901LC2.j	sE	v104
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
P1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	S825

A20f121
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	accumulation A
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v91
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Accumulation between two pavement f112 and f122. It is very compact and full of ceramic sherds, but it doesn't form a pavement because there isn't a clear visible surface. It is perhaps in relationship with the southern exit of the drain a3. Because of this probably we will take also a sample of soil to analyze.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k3
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9337
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f112 (pavement, type c) covers f121 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) abuts f99 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) abuts f107 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) covers f122 (pavement, type c)
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Mixed,ashy to sandy soil
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Medium compacted
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93a

A20f122
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	!!	v91
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Pavement constituted of ceramic sherds and few small pebbles and bones. It seems to be well built, even if it is less compact of the pavement f112. The pottery sherds are small with a size between 3-4 cm. We have uncovered just a small portion of it, north to the pavement f112 and it seems to be in relationship with the southern drain to which it is physically linked. The pavement is sloping down toward south.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k3
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9330
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f121 (accumulation A) covers f122 (pavement, type c)
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Sherds,pebbles,bones
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Compact
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v93a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f123
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	floor, type b
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Floor type b identified just in the section of the western edge of f82. It appears the same of f124, just a little thicker (3-5 cm). It is sloping down sharply toward south, arriving until the south section of k12. It has a gray surface, very compact, with small inclusions (about 0.5-1cm) of pebbles and ceramic fragments. On top of it there is a thin layer of black ash.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	Found this pavement today while excavating the vertical section of f82 to the west to see if good brick faces surfaced and to investigate if f117 (the first pavement noticed) curls up towards the bricks suggesting an outside floor surface or if the bricky mass sits on the floor. After following several good brick faces we resolved that f117 goes under the presumed bricks, finding a series of pavements at different elevations. This suggests that f52 and f82 were reused over multiple periods of time, laying down new pavements. It also suggests that the bricky mass is not technically a wall due to these multiple pavements underneath but that bricky material was periodically placed over the pavement during use. All 3 pavements are similar in type, color, and hardness labeled f124 to the highest in elevation, followed by f123 that slopes at an angle, then f117 which was the first pavement noticed, the lowest and thickest.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k12
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9331
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f124 (floor, type b) covers f123 (floor, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f123 (floor, type b) covers f117 (floor, type b)
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Clay
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR7/4
K8	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Hard

A20f124
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	floor, type b
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Floor type b exposed for about 120 cm north to south and 25 cm east to south, in the western edge of f82. The floor shows some kind of lamination, probably because of its exposure to the water or to the atmospheric agents. In some points its surface appears to be whitish, but generally it is constituted of clay with many small (about 0,3-1cm) inclusions of pebbles and ceramics. It seems about 2-3 cm thick and it is very compact. To the north it seems the same of the floor f123 that instead, toward south starts to sloping down.
C1	2008-08-17_S818lR.j	lR	dy Found this pavement today while excavating the vertical section of f82 to the west to see if good brick faces surfaced and to investigate if f117 (the first pavement noticed) curls up towards the bricks suggesting an outside floor surface or if the bricky mass sits on the floor. After following several good brick faces we resolved that f117 goes under the presumed bricks, finding a series of pavements at different elevations. This suggests that f52 and f82 were reused over multiple periods of time, laying down new pavements. It also suggests that the bricky mass is not technically a wall due to these multiple pavements underneath but that bricky material was periodically placed over the pavement during use. All 3 pavements are similar in type, color, and hardness labeled f124 to the highest in elevation, followed by f123 that slopes at an angle, then f117 which was the first pavement noticed, the lowest and thickest.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k12
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9305
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f52 (layer) overlays f124 (floor, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f82 (brickfall) overlays f124 (floor, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f124 (floor, type b) covers f123 (floor, type b)
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Clay
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Pale brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR6/3
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Very compact/hard

A20f125
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v96
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Wall running north to south in the western part of k101. It is constructed of gray and red mud bricks (10x35x35 cm). In its eastern face seems to be plastered with a thin layer of gray clay. It is preserved for about 120 cm in height and about 130 cm north to south, but we don't know its original length because probably it has been in part removed during the excavation of A19. Its width is not clear, but probably is around 70 cm, that is the measurement of two bricks side by side. The wall is only in part on top of the stone pavement f108 for which it should have been the western edge. On top of the wall there is a row of medium sized stones, probably pertinent to some other structure.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	In k101, another 15 cm was removed from the north section, finding a wall f126 running west to east. Wall f125 was further defined, this wall is located in the western edge of k101 running north to south, possibly the cross wall for f126. Wall f127 appears to abut f40 on the southern end; these are a series of horizontal bricks that go down several courses then ends approximately 15 cm then f126 wall emerges underneath. At first we assumed that wall f84 continued to run west, so that f127 and f84 were the same wall. This however is not the case. While removing f120, stones emerged, west of f85 wall. These stones continue to go down; at the moment are 3 stones deep but stop to the west. A thick vertical line is also visible where the stones end which would then make f84 a discrete wall with stone foundations at its western edge and another wall, f127 built in the west that abuts f84.
C1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	While removing f127 and f40 from the south, more stones surfaces from wall f125. It is unclear if these stones continue north, if so then a2 was built over f125 wall.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r372 (41998 41777 - 9271 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r373 (41838 41726 - 9216 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r374 (41824 41729 - 9147 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r375 (41541 41662 - 9138 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r376 (41529 41643 - 9138 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r377 (41821 41667 - 9147 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r378 (42010 41731 - 9292 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9251
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f127 (wall) abuts f125 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f125 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f125 (wall) rests on f108 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f125 (wall) overlays f108 (pavement, type b)
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f126
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v96
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running east to west. It is preserved for about 200 cm east to west and 70 cm in height. The south face of this wall, the only one visible for us, was difficult to define. At the beginning we left many more bricks that in a second moment were revealed to be just broken collapsed bricks. So we defined the face following a clear line visible on the surface, and the soil was coming out following exactly this surface, but then in the vertical section we were not able to identify bricks, even if the material is clearly bricky clay. Perhaps it is due to the presence of some kind of plaster. The wall seems to be the north edge of the pavement f108 and just to abut the wall f125 and probably also the wall f84 with its stone foundation.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	In k101, another 15 cm was removed from the north section, finding a wall f126 running west to east. Wall f125 was further defined, this wall is located in the western edge of k101 running north to south, possibly the cross wall for f126. Wall f127 appears to abut f40 on the southern end; these are a series of horizontal bricks that go down several courses then ends approximately 15 cm then f126 wall emerges underneath. At first we assumed that wall f84 continued to run west, so that f127 and f84 was the same wall. This however is not the case. While removing f120, stones emerged, west of f85 wall. These stones continue to go down; at the moment are 3 stones deep but stop to the west. A thick vertical line is also visible where the stones end which would then make f84 a discrete wall with stone foundations at its western edge and another wall, f127 built in the west that abuts f84.
C1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	One course of bricks were removed by accident from f126 wall but they continue below and rearticulated. Wall f126 contains many phytolith inclusions in the bricks mixed with elongated splinters of charcoal.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9221
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f153 (accumulation) overlays f126 (wall)
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-20_S901LC2.j	sE	v104
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a

A20f127
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v96
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running east to west closing a6 to the south. This wall seems to be linked with the clay layer f150, surrounding the pavement f132, and abutting the wall itself. This wall is very low preserved, with three courses of horizontal bricks visible. The bricks are gray in color and are not easily recognized. It is preserved for about 180 cm east to west, and 15-30 cm in width. Below the lower course of gray bricks there is a layer of reddish fine clay that could be part of bricks but much softer. So it is not clear if it is part of the wall of something else, like a sort of  preparation level for what above.
C1	2008-08-18_S818lR.j	lR	Wall f127 appears to abut f40 on the southern end, these are a series of horizontal bricks that go down several courses then ends approximately 15 cm then f126 wall emerges underneath. At first we assumed that wall f84 continued to run west, so that f127 and f84 were the same wall. This however is not the case. While removing f120, stones emerged, west of f85 wall. These stones continue to go down; at the moment are 3 stones deep but stop to the west. A thick vertical line is also visible where the stones end which would then make f84 a discrete wall with stone foundations at its western edge and another wall, f127 built in the west that abuts f84.
C1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	This morning the north section of k101 was drawn. This section is not the true north section of k101, it is actually our cut into k14 but shows nicely the wall f127 which we plan to remove today. After the section was drawn we then photographed the section, including overhead, oblique, and direct north views. The wall was removed in section, beginning in the eastern area working west, leaving a small section to see the horizontal bricks from two sides. We then proceeded to continue removing the bricks to west, then cleaned out the section and photographed it again. What was in view was bricky material sitting on a nice row of horizontal bricks then several centimeters below, a layer of reddish fine clay appearing similar in shape and size to bricks but much softer than brick.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9313
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f131 (accumulation A) abuts f127 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f150 (layer) abuts f127 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f127 (wall)
F51	2008-08-19_S822YM1.j	!!	q222.1 (kiln waster) sits in f127 (wall)
F51	2008-08-19_S822YM1.j	yM	q222 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f127 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f127 (wall) rests on f153 (accumulation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f127 (wall) abuts f125 (wall)
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Clay
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Compact
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v96
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v97a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v102a
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v103
O12	2008-08-20_S901LC2.j	sE	v104
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106b
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122c
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
P1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	S819

A20f128
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	layer
A35	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	!!	v81a
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Layer very compact constituted of a gray clay. It is a quite irregular plan sloping toward south, and initially we thought it was part of the pavement f80. Now it seems that the pavement f80 is set out on a very soft ash layer that is on top of this compact clay layer. To the north, just next to the pavement f80 it is built with numerous small pebbles and sherds (about 2-4 cm) embedded in the clay. Toward south is sloping down quite sharply, but its southern edge has not been excavated yet. The layer seems to be about 3-4 cm thick, just on top of a softer layer, constituted probably of ashy soil.
D1	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	k3
D42	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	9348
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f80 (pavement, type b) rests on f128 (layer)
G1	2008-08-19_S818lR.j	lR	a3
K3	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Silty clay
K5	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Light yellowish brown
K6	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	10Yr6/4
K7	2008-08-18_S824LC.j	lC	Hard
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v81a
O12	2008-08-14_S823LC2.j	lC	v82a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v91a
O12	2008-08-17_S824LC2.j	lC	v92
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v143
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f129
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v99a
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Some mud bricks found during the removal of the east baulk of k3. More bricks have been then identify also in the north section of k3 forming probably a wall. From the bricks preserved it seems that the wall was running east to west, even if two courses of bricks were uncovered to the south. It is preserved for about 150 cm east to west and about 100 cm north to south including the southern bricks. The bricks are red and very badly preserved. The lowest course of brick is instead gray in color. The bricks measure about 35x35x10 cm. It is possible that these bricks belonging to two different walls forming a corner, but only further excavations can clarify it.
D1	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	k3
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r365 (41970 41363 - 9368 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r366 (41881 41319 - 9358 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r367 (41877 41336 - 9356 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r368 (41891 41357 - 9365 / Relay location: E)
D3	2008-08-19_S820EE-R.j	yM	r369 (41961 41394 - 9362 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	9373
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f29 (layer) abuts f129 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f31 (layer) abuts f129 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f73 (pavement, type c) abuts f129 (wall)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f17 (layer) covers f129 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f129 (wall) abuts f73 (pavement, type c)
K3	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	Loam clay
K5	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	Yellow
K6	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	10YR8/6
K7	2008-08-19_S824LC.j	lC	Medium compacted
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	lC	v99a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v141
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v156a

A20f130
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	sE	lens
B11	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Lens. During the cleaning of A18 to take nice photos we found a metal object, the pin q226.1, coming perhaps from the backfill or more probably from the good layer below. So we created this feature just to record the q-item.
D1	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	sE	k3
D42	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	sE	9373
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	!!	q226.1 (pin) sits in f130 (lens)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	sE	q226 (items) sits in f130 (lens)
P1	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	sE	S820

A20f131
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	lC	accumulation A
A35	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	!!	v103
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Accumulation type a above pavement f132. This accumulation is very compact and not really different in the matrix from that one of the vertical bricks that were on top of it. In some points this accumulation was a little bit softer and no clear mud brick faces or lines were visible. Moreover inside this accumulation there were more big sherds. But generally this accumulation, like all the others accumulations on top of the pavements of A20, was very clean, with few sherds, q-items and bones. Only a small animal mandible was found on top of the pavement f132 as shown from v122b.
D1	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	lC	k15
D42	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	lC	9273
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9274
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f92 (wall) abuts f131 (accumulation A)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f40 (wall) covers f131 (accumulation A)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f56 (brick pile) covers f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	!!	q227.1 (kiln waste) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	!!	q256.1 (uk ct laf) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-20_S822YM1.j	sE	q227 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	lC	q249 (pottery) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	lC	q256 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	sE	q263 (pottery) sits in f131 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f131 (accumulation A) abuts f127 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f131 (accumulation A) covers f132 (pavement, type c)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Pale brown
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR6/3
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Very compact
O12	2008-08-19_S828LC.j	sE	v103
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
P1	2008-08-20_S831LC.j	lC	S827

A20f132
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-21_S831LC.j	lC	pavement, type c
A35	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	!!	v105
B11	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	Stone pavement inside the room a6. The pavement is about 260 cm in length (E-W) and 140 cm in width (N-S). It is built with quite big stones of 20-30 cm in diameter. It is very similar to the pavement f 57 right to east of it, both for the size of the stones and for its irregular aspect. Moreover the walls forming a6 with the pavement f132 are orientated exactly like the walls of a1 so this could be contemporary both to the pavement f57 or to the secondary use of it. Between the stones of the pavement there are also small pebbles and sherds.
C1	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lC	Today we continued to remove the vertical bricks of the a2. The bricks in this part of the structure are badly preserved, damaged from numerous animal holes. Some bricks seem to be broken already in antiquity and it is a little bit more difficult to find their faces. Removing these vertical bricks, the cobblestone floor f132 continues to be uncovered. Probably tomorrow we will link the stones of the pavement with the stones found just to the northeast of the a2, f93,  and that we assume are part of the same pavement.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	We finished removing the vertical bricks of a2 towards the north, uncovering more than 2/3 of the stone pavement f132. Tomorrow after we take photographs of the arbitrary north-south section showing the structure of a2 then will finish removing completely a2.
D1	2008-08-21_S831LC.j	lC	k15
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9274
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f131 (accumulation A) covers f132 (pavement, type c)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f132 (pavement, type c) rests on f150 (layer)
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K3	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	stones
K5	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106b
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122b
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122c
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v123
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a

A20f133
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	wall
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north-east to south-west closing the a5 toward east. A good elevation of 19 courses of mud brick for a height of about 170 cm is preserved. It measures about 300 cm north to south and 90 cm in width. The mud bricks are gray with many chaffs inclusions and measure 10x40x40 cm. It is in not very good conditions because it has been exposed for some years, having been excavated during A19 excavation in MZ N. The wall is 2 or 3 bricks in width and it seem having a sort of "lesena" in the internal face forming a kind of bench. In its southern half is damaged probably by a later pit. The wall seems to abut the wall f116.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r396 (41365 42277 - 9112 / Relay location: S)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r400 (41355 42684 - 9100 / Relay location: E)
D42	2008-08-28_S831LC.j	lC	9112
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f133 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f133 (wall) abuts f134 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f133 (wall) abuts f135 (floor, type b)
G1	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	a5
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Bricks, clay
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/4
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a

A20f134
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	pavement, type b
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Pavement type b uncovered in a5 between the floor f135 and the stone installation f136. It measures about 160 cm east to west and 70 cm north to south, and it is built of numerous small (3-5 cm) and medium (8-12 cm) pebbles. Just few sherds have been used in this pavement. The pavement could continue toward north below f135, but only further excavation will clarify it.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r401 (41593 42175 - 9069 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r402 (41546 42320 - 9067 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r403 (41372 42267 - 9072 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r404 (41374 42190 - 9068 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r433 (41456 42215 - 9068 / Relay location: middle)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r434 (41449 42149 - 9069 / Relay location: NW)
D42	2008-08-28_S831LC.j	lC	9069
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f133 (wall) abuts f134 (pavement, type b)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f135 (floor, type b) overlays f134 (pavement, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f134 (pavement, type b) abuts f116 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f134 (pavement, type b) overlays f136 (stone installation)
G1	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	a5
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Pebbles, sherds, clay
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	White, light gray
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR8/2 10YR7/2
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139

A20f135
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	floor, type b
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Floor type b in the northern part of a5, measures 150 cm east to west and 80 cm north to south. It is built of a very compact layer of gray clay, with many sherds embedded in it. Some of these sherds are vertical, many others lye flat. This floor is very compact and seems to go underneath the stone installation f148. Probably covers part of the pavement f134 and it is possible that below this clay layer the pavement f134 continues toward north, also because some pebbles are visible under the clay of f135.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D42	2008-08-28_S831LC.j	lC	9115
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f133 (wall) abuts f135 (floor, type b)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f135 (floor, type b) abuts f116 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f135 (floor, type b) overlays f134 (pavement, type b)
G1	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	a5
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	clay, sherds
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	hard
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a

A20f136
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	stone installation
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v111
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Stone installation in the southern part of a5, built of medium sized stones between 15 and 30 cm in diameter, with few bigger stones (30-40 cm). In this installation are clearly visible two stone alignments, one north-south of about 160 cm in length, and one east-west of about 70 cm. These alignments form two external faces, one to the west and one to the north. In the internal part there are a series of scattered irregular medium sized stones. Toward west, outside the stone face, there is a cluster of bigger stones. It doesn't seem a pavement, probably it has had a function of some kind, perhaps as a very low bench or as working area.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f134 (pavement, type b) overlays f136 (stone installation)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	either goes under f133 or abuts
G1	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	a5
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Stones
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	White
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR8/2
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139

A20f137
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	installation
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Brick installation covering in part the other brick installation f138 and the accumulation f119. It is built of 5 or 6 vertical gray bricks of normal size (10x40x40 cm). As for f137 its function is not totally clear.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we removed f137, some vertical bricks in the southern part of k101 and we excavated f119.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r409 (41459 42141 - 9211 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r410 (41476 42050 - 9214 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r411 (41527 42053 - 9213 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r412 (41519 42139 - 9204 / Relay location: NE)
D42	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	9216
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9181
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) overlays f137 (installation)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	!!	q247.1 (disk) sits in f137 (installation)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	lC	q247 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f137 (installation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f137 (installation) sits in f119 (fill)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Bricks, clay
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/4
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v117
P1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	S825

A20f138
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	installation
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Brick installation constituted of vertical mud brick slightly oblique. The bricks are quite small, between 5 and 8 cm in thickness for 30x40 cm. In some points are visible two courses of bricks, in other just one. It is preserved for about 130 cm north to south and 70 cm east to west, and its function is not clear.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r405 (41389 42140 - 9234 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r406 (41454 42141 - 9197 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r407 (41464 42102 - 9199 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-24_S824YM-R.j	yM	r408 (41387 42101 - 9233 / Relay location: SW)
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9199
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) overlays f138 (installation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f138 (installation) sits in f119 (fill)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	bricks
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v112
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v116a
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v117
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v126
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v127
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v129
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147

A20f139
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	layer
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-08-25_S903LC.j	eE	For the first 5 cm the feature revealed a combination of compact gray bricky material, soft red clay and a small pockets of ash. Within one of these pockets was found carbonized wood. The next few cm of the feature revealed a more compact bricky layer with sherds and some ashy material. These elements can be seen in both the north and west sections adjacent to the feature.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	k101
D42	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	9154
D52	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	9144
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f108 (pavement, type b) overlays f139 (layer)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	!!	q238.1 (carbon sample) sits in f139 (layer)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	eE	q238 (items, pottery) sits in f139 (layer)
K3	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	clay, ash
K5	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	Light brown
K6	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	10YR7/2
K7	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	eE	compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v114
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a

A20f140
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	accumulation
A35	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	!!	v145
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Accumulation above the stone installation f141. This layer is very compact and gray in color. Just few sherds  are coming from this accumulation. At the beginning we thought it was a kind of floor, because of its hardness and aspect, but removing a small portion of it, looking for the face of same mud bricks that were next to it, we found all the stones of f141. Moreover also f89 that was above f140 was very compact and constituted of bricky material like f140.
C1	2008-08-24_S824LC3.j	lC	Today we continued to remove the accumulation f140 on top of the stone installation f141, until we stopped to work in the field around 6 am because of a sudden sand storm.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	k13
D42	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	9270
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9262
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f89 (layer) covers f140 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-23_S822YM1.j	lC	q239 (bones, pottery) sits in f140 (accumulation)
F51	2008-08-24_S826YM.j	yM	q243 (pottery) sits in f140 (accumulation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f140 (accumulation) covers f141 (stone installation)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/3
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	very hard
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
P1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	S823

A20f141
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	stone installation
A35	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	!!	v140
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Stone installation constituted of big sized stones, to 60 cm in diameter. It is preserved for about 100 cm south to north and 180 cm east to west. On top of some stones in its western edge there is also a big stone of about 70 cm in length. At the beginning we thought it was a stone pavement, i.e. the continuation of the pavement f93 in k14. But then, because of its irregularity and the substantial difference from the pavement f93 has been labeled as stone installation. Toward east the feature presents a cluster of 7 medium sized stones, very well built together, also with a door socket that could be in situ or reused in a secondary context. It is also possible that these more eastern stones belonging to the pavement f93.
C1	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lC	Almost at the end of the day we uncovered in k13 a series of stones labeled as f141. At the beginning I thought it could be the continuation of the stone pavement f93 of k14 to the west in k13. But after a better analysis the stone installation f141, it is evident that this pavement differs in size and construction from pavement f93. The stones are bigger and, to be a pavement, it is very irregular and the stones don't create a flat surface. We have labeled this feature a stone installation rather than a pavement due to its irregularity. Moreover the big stone, already uncovered some days ago appears to sit on other stones. It could be a tomb. Very similar tombs were discovered in the Khabur level in area C2 from the German excavation utilizing several large elongated stones for a cover with smaller stones set between forming a cist type tomb.
C3	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lr	These stone appear too irregular to form a pavement and contrasts sharply with the cobblestone pavements found in A20. One elongated stone overlays more stones that are partly visible in the small cracks between the stones. The shape almost appears to form a cist type tomb with elongated stones used as a cover however this is all speculative as we only have one human tooth from a1 and portions of a skull in k101 and this season we don't have time to investigate this possibility. These stones may also form a drain or other type of installation.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	k13
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9262
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f143 (wall) rests on f141 (stone installation)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f140 (accumulation) covers f141 (stone installation)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	stones
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	White
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR8/2
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v144a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v145
O12	2008-09-06_S915LC.j	lC	v150
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v152
O12	2008-09-06_S916LC.j	lC	v154

A20f142
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	floor, type a
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v107
B11	2008-08-26_S903LC2.j	lC	Floor quite compact with some traces of lamination that could be part of some kind of plastering. In some points there are traces of burning, as showed by the surface that appears from black to reddish in color. There are also traces of burnt clay, orange in color. Despite it seems plastered it is not very compacted, and it is just few cm thick. Some sherds and small traces of charcoal are visible in the surface. Also some traces of white due to organic material are recognizable in the surface. It has been uncovered for about 400cms north to south, in part underneath the brick installation f138, and for about 150 cm east to west, but it should cover originally all the room of a5.
C1	2008-08-23_S823LC.j	lR	This floor appears lined or plastered and was first noticed while scraping the section where thin multiple layers of white material flaked off in section. The floor surface appears to be a living floor or a floor that was used inside the structure a5. Given it's height in elevation with another floor surface and stones below (approx 25 cm) and the continuation of the bricks from wall f116, this floor likely belongs to a reuse of this structure at a later phase when the floor was raised.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	9123
D52	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	9117
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f119 (fill) covers f142 (floor, type a)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q257 (pottery) sits in f142 (floor, type a)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) abuts f115 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) abuts f116 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) covers f147 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) covers f151 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) overlays f148 (stone installation)
K3	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	clay loam
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	Light gray Yellowish brown
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	10YR7/2 10YR5/4
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	compact
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	hard
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v107
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v108
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v109
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v115
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v118
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v119
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v119a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v126
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v127
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v128a
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	sE	v129
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v134
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a

A20f143
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	wall
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north to south, almost parallel and built in the same technique of the wall f92. There were preserved just 5 or 6 thin vertical bricks in the southern part of k13, below its eastern baulk. The bricks were really badly preserved and we removed this feature in order to understand the link between the stone of the pavement f93 in k14 and the stones of the stone installation f141.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	Today we removed the small portion of vertical bricks f143rpreted at the beginning as a wall parallel to the wall f92, constructed in the same technique. Below these bricks and the accumulation f140 we found more stones, but there isn't a clear link between the pavement f93 in k14 and the stone installation f141 in k13. It seems rather a quite irregular and non homogeneous structure. Between these new stones there is also a door socket, perhaps in situ, linked to a doorway, or in a secondary use inside the pavement. Then we remove part of f30 still covering the wall f41, looking for more bricks.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we removed the small portion of vertical bricks labeled as f143, in order to see if the stones of the pavement f93 of k14 were continuing toward west and if linked with the stone installation f141 in k14. We found more stones but we don't have a clear continuation, rather an irregular presence of stones, among which a door socket, perhaps in situ or reused secondarily for the pavement.
D1	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	k13
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r425 (42241 41311 - 9267 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r426 (42216 41373 - 9266 / Relay location: N)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r427 (42231 41298 - 9263 / Relay location: N)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r428 (42148 41424 - 9256 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r429 (42161 41446 - 9261 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r430 (42136 41450 - 9259 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r431 (42123 41424 - 9258 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2008-08-25_S831YM-R.j	yM	r432 (42148 41285 - 9273 / Relay location: SE)
D42	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	9276
D52	2008-08-23_S831LC.j	lC	9261
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f89 (layer) covers f143 (wall)
F51	2008-08-25_S826YM.j	lC	q245 (bones, pottery) sits in f143 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f143 (wall) rests on f141 (stone installation)
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Bricks
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Light yellowish brown
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	medium compacted

A20f144
A20	!!_!!	!!	surface
A21	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	floor, type c
A35	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	!!	v122
B11	2008-08-26_S903LC2.j	lC	Floor with a white surface due to the organic material on top of it. The floor is medium compacted and it is quite disturbed from animal holes. This floor is just few cm thick and in general it is quite badly preserved, because it is also disappearing toward west. It is not clear in which relationship it was and with which structures
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	today we removed the accumulation f120, south of the mud brick wall f126, uncovering the floor f144. Tomorrow we will take photos of f144 and then we will excavate the floor trying to go down to the level of the stone pavement f108, to understand the link between it and the pavement f132.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LC.j	lC	we uncovered the floor f144 below f120 and tomorrow we will take photos.
D1	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	9189
D52	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	9183
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f120 (accumulation) covers f144 (floor, type c)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q251 (bones, pottery) sits in f144 (floor, type c)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f144 (floor, type c) covers f145 (accumulation B)
K3	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	Sandy loam
K5	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	Light gray
K6	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	medium compact
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
P1	2008-08-25_S831LC.j	lC	S826

A20f145
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	accumulation B
A35	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	!!	v132
B11	2008-08-26_S903LC2.j	lC	This accumulation is a layer of brown clay soil with numerous small broken pieces of orange and gray bricks, probably coming from the mud brick wall f125, right west to this accumulation. In its lower part  these inclusions of brick pieces seem disappearing, while to the east there are less orange bricks and the soil is more gray. The accumulation is medium compacted and easily removable with the small pick. Some quite big sherds have been found inside it.
D1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	9183
D52	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	9161
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f144 (floor, type c) covers f145 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	!!	q254.1 (specimen) sits in f145 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	lC	q254 (pottery) sits in f145 (accumulation B)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f145 (accumulation B) overlays f146 (accumulation A)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/4
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
P1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	S826

A20f146
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	accumulation A
B11	2008-08-26_S903LC2.j	lC	Accumulation on top of the stone pavement f108. This accumulation is not very different from the accumulation above, f145, except for the smaller number of brick pieces. It is brown in color, with some sherds, small charcoals and components of fine orange clay. In some points, just on top of the stones of the pavement, there are patches of fine lime, trace of water stagnation.
D1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	9161
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9155
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f145 (accumulation B) overlays f146 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	!!	q255.1 (sample) sits in f146 (accumulation A)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q255 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f146 (accumulation A)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f146 (accumulation A) abuts f149 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f146 (accumulation A) overlays f108 (pavement, type b)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR7/1
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	soft
P1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	S826

A20f147
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	accumulation B
A35	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	!!	v119
B11	2008-08-26_S903LC2.j	lC	Accumulation below the floor f142, brown to light orange in color. It is compacted, but easily removable with the small pick. It is a sandy soil probably in part coming from the crumble of orange mud bricks, despite no pieces of bricks are visible. There are some darker ashy lens and light brown patches. Just few sherds were found.
D1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	9117
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9076
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) covers f147 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	!!	q260.1 (pestle) sits in f147 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-08-26_S826YM.j	sE	q259 (pottery) sits in f147 (accumulation B)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	yM	q260 (items, pottery) sits in f147 (accumulation B)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	pale brown
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR6/3
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	medium compact
O12	2008-08-25_S901LC2.j	lC	v119
P1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	S827

A20f148
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	stone installation
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v111
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Stone installation built of two big flat stones of 65x40 cm and 60x30 cm, and more other smaller stones toward south. It is just about 10-20 cm higher than the level of the floor f135 and the pavement f134 right next to it, inside a5, but it is more or less at the same level of the stone installation f136. The stones are sitting in a quite soft layer on top of the floor f135. We don't know exactly its measurements because has been uncovered only in part.
D1	2008-08-26_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9076
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) overlays f148 (stone installation)
G1	2008-09-13_S916LC3.j	lC	a5
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	stones
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	white
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR8/2
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v111
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v113
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a

A20f149
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	sE	wall
A35	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	!!	v132
B11	2008-08-31_S831LC2.j	lC	Mud brick wall, running east to west. It is built of two vertical bricks and a small flat brick in between for a width of about 30 cm. It was preserved for just one course, on top of the pavement f108, from which was separated by a gray thin ashy layer with some white inclusion, coming from organic or burnt material. The bricks are brown in color and not very compact. To the north there is other bricky material, probably bricks, but without any clear face or line.
D1	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	sE	k101
D42	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	sE	9163
D52	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9156
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f146 (accumulation A) abuts f149 (wall)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	!!	q261.1 (pestle) sits in f149 (wall)
F51	2008-08-27_S901YM2.j	sE	q261 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f149 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f149 (wall) rests on f108 (pavement, type b)
K3	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	light yellowish brown
K6	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	10YR6/4
K7	2008-09-03_S903LC.j	lC	compact
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v132
O12	2008-08-27_S909LC.j	yM	v133
P1	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	sE	S827

A20f150
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	lC	layer
A35	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	!!	v105
B11	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	Layer of clay, very compact, all around the stone pavement f132. This layer is slightly sloping toward the center of the room. It is abutting the walls around the pavement forming a sort of basin and probably the stone pavement f132 was built later on top of this layer. The clay layer is clearly abutting the west wall f92, the southern f127 and the eastern f152, but only partially the north row of vertical bricks. Between the stones of the pavement f132 there is a sort of mortar made of clay really similar to f150, but that could be put at the same time of the stones. It is also probable that there was a repair in a second moment because in the west part of the room, next to the wall, the clay covers the stones, and in the north part this layer is less compact and constituted of a more reddish soil, similar to the baqaia. This clay layer is also present in the passage between the walls f86 and 152, perhaps a doorway.
D1	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	lC	k14
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9269
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f132 (pavement, type c) rests on f150 (layer)
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f92 (wall) abuts f150 (layer)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f150 (layer) abuts f127 (wall)
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K3	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	clay
K5	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	very compact
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v105
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106a
O12	2008-08-21_S901LC2.j	sE	v106b
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122b
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122c
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v123
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v124
O12	2008-08-26_S909LC.j	lC	v125a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149
O12	2008-08-28_S910LC.j	lC	v149a

A20f151
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	!!	v136
B11	2008-09-01_S901LC.j	lC	Some mud bricks probably forming a wall, running east to west. It was uncovered late during the last day of excavation so only further excavations will clarify it. Three rows of mud bricks are visible in section next to the wall and probably it forms a corner toward north. The only clear face is the southern. The bricks are irregular, different in size, but usually measure about 35x39x9 cm. The wall is only partially uncovered in a corner of k101, underneath a5, next to the stone installation f148. For now it is preserved for just 70 cm in length and 55 in width. The bricks are very compact and brown in color, instead the mortar is gray and a little bit softer.
D1	2008-08-27_S831LC.j	lC	k101
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9072
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f142 (floor, type a) covers f151 (wall)
F99	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	either rests on or abuts f148
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v136
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a

A20f152
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-08-28_S831LC.j	lC	wall
A35	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	!!	v110
B11	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	Mud brick wall running north to south. The bricks are gray in color and very badly preserved, only four courses of bricks are visible, and the lower bricks are more compact and better preserved. The wall f152 seems to be bounded with the mud brick wall f84. The wall ends to the north with a probable doorway, and it is almost in the same line of the wall f86, just to the north of it, that has also the same width (80 cm). In its eastern portion it is very poorly preserved with just one course of brick visible. The clay layer f150, belonging to the a6, seems to abut this wall in its western face.
D1	2008-08-28_S831LC.j	lC	k15
D42	2008-09-07_S907LC.j	lC	9204
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f75 (brickfall) covers f152 (wall)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f152 (wall) abuts f84 (wall)
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K3	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	clay, bricks
K5	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	light gray
K6	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	10YR7/2
K7	2008-09-02_S902LC.j	lC	medium compact
O12	2008-08-23_S901LC2.j	lC	v110
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v122a
O12	2008-08-26_S903YM.j	lC	v123
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v137
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v138a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v139a
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v140
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v146
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v147
O12	2008-08-28_S909LC2.j	lC	v148
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161
O12	2008-09-15_S917LC4.j	lC	v161a

A20f153
A20	!!_!!	!!	buildup
A21	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	!!	accumulation
B10	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	accumulation
B11	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Probable accumulation between the two walls f127 and f126. This accumulation has been recovered in section and seems that the wall f127 rest on it. This accumulation has a thin (about 5 cm) layer of red bricky material, very similar to bricks, but much softer. It could be like a sort of preparation below the pavement or a course of mud brick of very bad quality belonging to the wall f127. This accumulation is gray in color with small pebbles, sherds and numerous animal holes. It is very similar to the material underneath forming the possible wall f126, but softer in hardness.
C99	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	The feature has not been excavated. This feature number has been assigned after the end of the excavation for a accumulation recovered just in section but important for the Harris Matrix.
D99	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	We didn't take relays and neither elevation for this feature because we didn't excavate it.
F50	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f127 (wall) rests on f153 (accumulation)
F52	2008-09-12_S912LR.j	lR	f153 (accumulation) overlays f126 (wall)
K3	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Sandy clay
K5	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Light gray  Reddish yellow
K6	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	10YR7/2  7.5YR7/6
K7	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Compact

A20f154
A20	!!_!!	!!	installation
A21	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	!!	wall
B10	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	wall
B11	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Row of vertical mud bricks probably forming a wall. It seems to be the north edge of a6 because in some points the clay layer f150 around the pavement f132 seems abutting these bricks. This link is not so clear because there are many animal holes disturbing both the features. The bricks are very badly preserved and not many lines are visible. The wall is preserved for about 185 cm east to west, it is 25 cm high and 15-18 cm wide. The bricks are gray and seem to be of the same type of the f63 wall's mud brick.
C3	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	The wall seems to be part of a6, because in some points the clay layer f150 is abutting it, even if the are a is quite disturbed. Neither the relationship of the wall f154 with the wall f63 is clear, because between them there is a gap, fill with softer soil, so we don't have a physical contact. Moreover for a room like a6 we should expect a wider wall, even if also the wall f92 is quite narrow, and they could belong to a secondary reuse of the room. This wall doesn't have a link with the wall 86 from which is separated by a gap, and it doesn't start in line with the last vertical brick of the wall f86, next to the doorway, but about 20 cm to the north.
D99	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	We didn't take relays and neither elevation for this feature because we assigned this new feature at the very end of the season.
G1	2008-09-03_S903LC3.j	lC	a6
K3	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Bricks
K5	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Very pale brown
K6	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	10YR7/3
K7	2008-09-16_S916LC2.j	lC	Compact

A20f155
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	top soil layer in k23. It is a very hard layer at the top but as we dug further down the loam became sandy and very soft.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f158 sits in f155
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f160 sits in f155
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f161 sits in f155
F51	2010-09-07_ZE724yG.j	!!	q264.1 (bead) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-07_ZE724yG.j	!!	q264.2 (flake) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-07_ZE724yG.j	!!	q264.3 (bead) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-08_ZE724yG.j	!!	q266.1 (brick) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	!!	q279.1 (pestle) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	!!	q279.2 (mortar) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-07_ZE724yG.j	bH	q264 (items, pottery) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-08_ZE724yG.j	bH	q266 (bones, pottery) sits in f155
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	yM	q279 (pottery) sits in f155
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 covers f157
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 covers f162
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 overlays f173

A20f156
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	top soil layer in k23. It is a very hard layer at the top but as we dug further down the loam became sandy and very soft.
F51	2010-09-08_ZE724yG.j	!!	q267.1 (uk maf) sits in f156
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	!!	q268.1 (figurine) sits in f156
F51	2010-09-07_ZE724yG.j	bH	q265 (pottery) sits in f156
F51	2010-09-08_ZE724yG.j	bH	q267 (items, pottery) sits in f156
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	lC	q268 (items, pottery) sits in f156
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 covers f166
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 covers f171
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f163
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f164
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f165

A20f157
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is a natural accumulation layer in k23. This layer is slightly hard but it breaks to a soft sandy loam.
C40	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	When we first assigned this feature we assigned it to include all the surface that surrounded the stone installations f159, f160. We excavated the north east corner of the locus as this feature,but when we will proceed we will give the rest of this layer another number which is f173.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 covers f157
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f203 overlays f157
F51	2010-09-14_ZE721yG.j	yM	i32 (grinding stone) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-14_ZE721yG.j	yM	i33 (ceramic vessel) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	!!	q270.1 (uk laf) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q289.1 (pestle) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	1Hl	q270 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	yM	q271 (bones, pottery) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	yM	q276 (bones, pottery) sits in f157
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	lC	q289 (items, pottery) sits in f157
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 abuts f164
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 covers f174
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 overlays f162
F60	!!_!!	!!	<a href="../X/XF/FT-CA.htm#0157" onclick="return up_win(this);">frequencies</a> of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167a
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171a

A20f158
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is a stone installation located in k23 against the western section. They are relatively small and one of them is a grinding stone.
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r440 (42933 41253 - 9434 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r441 (42892 41223 - 9433 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r442 (42882 41257 - 9433 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r443 (42847 41237 - 9436 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r444 (42859 41208 - 9433 / Relay location: SW)
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q282.1 (grinding stone) sits in f158
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	lC	q282 sits in f158
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f158 sits in f155
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167a
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171a

A20f159
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is a stone installation in k23 located in the middle of the square. It consist of relatively small stones, about nine of them that were laid close to each other, forming a round shape.
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r445 (42877 41375 - 9370 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r446 (42883 41325 - 9365 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r447 (42836 41340 - 9368 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r448 (42843 41362 - 9372 / Relay location: SE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 abuts f159
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q293.1 (door socket) sits in f159
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	yM	q293 (items) sits in f159
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f159 sits in f179
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167a
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171a

A20f160
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is a stone installation in k23 located against the northern section of the locus. It consists of four stones one is relatively bigger then the other three, and it is located on the side of the three stones that are close to each other.
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r436 (43017 41366 - 9377 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r437 (42989 41348 - 9384 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r438 (42941 41393 - 9383 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r439 (43003 41409 - 9385 / Relay location: SW)
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f160 sits in f155
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167a
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171
O12	2010-09-14_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v171a

A20f161
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is an oval shaped isolated stone located in k23.
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r449 (42691 41415 - 9426 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r450 (42744 41442 - 9421 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r451 (42710 41463 - 9421 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r452 (42676 41452 - 9422 / Relay location: NE)
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f161 sits in f155
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167

A20f162
A35	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v167
B11	2010-09-12_U912YM.j	yM	It is a pavement type C in k23 which consist of small pebbles and sherds. It has a triangular shape and it continued under the eastern baulk of the k23. The components of this pavement are very small round pebbles and small pieces of flatly layed sherds.
C3	2010-09-18_U918LC.j	lC	This pavement, at the beginning thought to be a simple outdoor surface, is a really thick and compact pavement with many pebbles and sherds, layed on a sort of substructure made of hard clay with pottery inclusion. It overlays another beautiful sherds and pebbles pavement f165, and it shows how this open area has been used for a long period, or at least with a strong frequency.
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r453 (42580 41518 - 9405 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r454 (42882 41397 - 9415 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r455 (42814 41468 - 9412 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r456 (42766 41466 - 9403 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r457 (42772 41503 - 9404 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-08_U912MM1R.j	yM	r458 (42749 41572 - 9406 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r465 (42677 41679 - 9407 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r466 (42736 41597 - 9403 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r467 (42569 41522 - 9408 / Relay location: SW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 covers f162
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 overlays f162
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q283.1 (grinding stone) sits in f162
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q283.2 (grinding stone) sits in f162
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	yM	q273 (bones, pottery) sits in f162
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	lC	q274 (pottery) sits in f162
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	lC	q283 (items, pottery) sits in f162
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 abuts f168
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 abuts f171
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 overlays f165
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 overlays f169
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167
O12	2010-09-12_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v167a

A20f163
B11	2010-09-13_U912YM.j	yM	It is a natural accumulation layer located in k24. This layer contain a lot of roots. It is hard and dry on the top, although it becomes very soft when broken. The lower parts of the this layer is very soft, and the loam has an ashy texture that makes it very hard to clean.
C1	2010-09-13_U912YM.j	yM	Today we continued removing f163. When we first started the removal the layer was hard but as we dug further down the layer became very soft, with an ashy texture.One of the unique characteristiques of this feature is that its hard to clean due to its ashy texture.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f163
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f183 overlays f163
F51	2010-09-15_ZE721yG.j	jS	i34 (figurine) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	!!	q269.1 (weight) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	!!	q272.1 (flake) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	!!	q272.2 (blade) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	!!	q278.1 (mother of pearl) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-12_ZE724yG.j	yM	q269 (items, pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	jH	q272 (items, pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-13_ZE724yG.j	aMH	q275 (pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	yM	q278 (bones, pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	yM	q285 (items, pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q311 (pottery) sits in f163
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q313 (pottery) sits in f163
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f163 abuts f172
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f163 covers f186

A20f164
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is a stone installation located in the north west part of k24. It consist of medium, small and large stones. This stone installation continued under the eastern baulk of k23.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r479 (42888 41740 - 9395 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r480 (42865 41690 - 9394 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r481 (42778 41687 - 9400 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r482 (42743 41761 - 9398 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r483 (42772 41797 - 9400 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r484 (42818 41780 - 9400 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r485 (42834 41815 - 9405 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r486 (42863 41811 - 9400 / Relay location: NE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 abuts f164
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f164
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q306.1 (door socket) sits in f164
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q306.2 (door socket) sits in f164
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q306 (items, pottery) sits in f164
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 rests on f182
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 abuts f171
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 overlays f165

A20f165
A35	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v185
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is a  very nice beautifully laid pebble sherd pavement located in the south western part of k24. We found the continuation of this pavement under the eastern baulk of k23. This pavement consist of small and medium size pebbles and sherds. Both the pebbles and the sherds are laid on their flat side forming a nice flat surface. This pavement is relatively thick and the components of this pavement are very compacted in the soil.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r495 (42493 41731 - 9398 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r496 (42518 41756 - 9398 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r497 (42532 41782 - 9398 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r498 (42565 41737 - 9398 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r499 (42558 41709 - 9393 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r500 (42524 41660 - 9393 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r501 (42448 41485 - 9390 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r502 (42478 41479 - 9390 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r503 (42744 41563 - 9391 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r504 (42548 41598 - 9393 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r509 (42836 41675 - 9389 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r510 (42785 41779 - 9358 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r511 (42832 41822 - 9386 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r512 (42808 41841 - 9384 / Relay location: SE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 overlays f165
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 overlays f165
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 overlays f165
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f165
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q297.1 (bead) sits in f165
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	yM	q297 (items, pottery) sits in f165
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q308 (pottery) sits in f165
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q309 (bones, pottery) sits in f165
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f169
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f179
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f183
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v185
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v185a

A20f166
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is a sherd pebble pavement (small patch) in the south west corner of k24, covering a part of pavement f165.this small pavement is a part of pavement f162 that was found continuing under the eastern baulk of k23. This pavement is different form the other pavement, where the pebbles and the sherds are bigger in size, and they are not laid flat.
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r462 (42512 41671 - 9402 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r463 (42617 41657 - 9404 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-15_U918MM1R.j	yM	r464 (42538 41602 - 9400 / Relay location: S)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 covers f166
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q284.1 (grinding stone) sits in f166
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	yM	q284 (items, pottery) sits in f166
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f165
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f169
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f183

A20f167
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is the top soil layer in k25. It is hard and contain a lot of roots.
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	yM	q277 (pottery) sits in f167
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	yM	q298 (pottery) sits in f167
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	yM	q299 (pottery) sits in f167
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f167 covers f170

A20f168
B11	2010-09-13_U912YM.j	yM	It is a small stone wall in k23 going against the middle part of the east section of the square. it consist mainly of 6 medium size stones that forms a rectangular shape.
C1	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	Today we removed the baulk between k23 and k24 expecting to find more stones under the baulk in the middle part as the continuation of wall f168 towards wall f171 but we did not find any stone, so the assumption we made earlier about the tow walls being connected, was incorrect.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r470 (42752 41556 - 9407 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r471 (42813 41467 - 9407 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r472 (42835 41491 - 9405 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r473 (42780 41580 - 9398 / Relay location: NE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 abuts f168
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 abuts f168
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q304.1 (grinding stone) sits in f168
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q304.2 (grinding stone) sits in f168
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q304.3 (grinding stone) sits in f168
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q304 (items, pottery) sits in f168
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f168 rests on f179

A20f169
A35	2010-09-16_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v177
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is a hard floor surface in k23. At first we thought that it could be a brick melt since its highly compacted and hard but it turned out to be a floor surface. This layer is very hard, dry and breaks into flakes.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r487 (42678 41438 - 9404 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r488 (42775 41412 - 9404 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r489 (42819 41371 - 9410 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r490 (42841 41380 - 9412 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r491 (42687 41597 - 9395 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r492 (42636 41567 - 9400 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r493 (42636 41466 - 9405 / Relay location: SE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f169
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 overlays f169
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f169
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q292.1 (grinding stone) sits in f169
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q292.2 (grinding stone) sits in f169
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q292.3 (grinding stone) sits in f169
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q292.4 (grinding stone) sits in f169
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	jH	q292 (pottery) sits in f169
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 abuts f159
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 abuts f168
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 overlays f179
O12	2010-09-16_ZE816aMA.J	lC	v177

A20f170
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is the natural accumulation layer in k25 under the top soil f167. it is relatively soft and it contained some roots.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f167 covers f170
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q281.1 (figurine) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q281.2 (uk laf) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q288.1 (uk laf) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-14_ZE724yG.j	lC	q280 (pottery) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	yM	q281 (bones, pottery) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	lC	q287 (pottery) sits in f170
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	yM	q288 (bones, pottery) sits in f170
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f170 covers f177

A20f171
B11	2010-09-13_U912YM.j	yM	it is the small wall in k24 located against the middle part of the western section,south of the stone installation f164. This wall consist in the western part, of two big stones, and the rest of the stones in the eastern part are small.
C3	2010-09-18_U918LC.j	lC	This possible wall is built above the pavement f165, and even if stratigraphically it is later in the construction, I think they belong to the same use of this possibly open area, including the wall f168, the sligtly later pavement f162 and possibly the bin f174.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f162 abuts f171
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 abuts f171
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f156 covers f171
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q303.1 (mortar) sits in f171
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q303 (items) sits in f171
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f171 rests on f182

A20f172
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Layer sloping sharply to the north and then getting more and more flat. Is constituted of a sort of harder surfaces above softer ashy and sandy material. It seems naturally born in a moment of abandonment of this area and follows the slope of f205.
C3	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	This feature is sloping to the north as f202 and then f205. f205 is a bricky material that seems to have been washed away. Later, above this sloping surface other sloping layer made mostly of ash were formed by natural agents. This shows a moment of abandonment until f192 that is a kind of horizontal floor.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f172
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f163 abuts f172
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f186 abuts f172
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f192 overlays f172
F51	2010-09-26_ZE724yG.j	lC	q339 (bones, pottery) sits in f172
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f172 covers f202
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f172 overlays f205

A20f173
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	It is an accumulation layer located in the southern part of k23. This layer consists of a soft ashy like soil very easy to excavate.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f179 rests on f173
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f155 overlays f173
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f174 sits in f173
F51	2010-09-15_ZE721yG.j	lC	i35 (door socket) sits in f173
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q286.1 (sh) sits in f173
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	!!	q286.2 (sh) sits in f173
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q294.1 (sh) sits in f173
F51	2010-09-15_ZE724yG.j	yM	q286 (bones, pottery) sits in f173
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	jH	q294 (pottery) sits in f173

A20f174
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	An oval shaped clay installation located in the north western part of k23. The part that we uncovered suggest that its oval shaped. This installation consist of a 10 cm thick compacted clay installation. presumably it is a bin.
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Sort of clay installation badly preserved. Just the eastern part has been uncovered. It consists of a thin wall of very compacted clay 10 cm thick, showing different layers of pressed clay. Going deeper the surface become less compact and seems to disappear. The remains suggest an oval shape for this installation. The function is not clear, not having found the bottom (excavated for just 10-15 cms). It could be a sort of clay or water container set out in the ground.
C3	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	The shape could also remind a kiln. Some ash has been uncovered but not as much as expected from the use of a kiln and moreover the walls are not vitrified nor show firing traces. More excavation is required to better understand its function.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f157 covers f174
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f178 sits in f174
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f174 sits in f173

A20f175
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Hard bricky layer found in the northern portion of k25 below the ashy accumulation f177. The layer is very hard and clearly coming from melted mudbricks. it coild be the top of some structures.
C3	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	We assigned a new feature because it is much different from what above and being at the level of the other A20 mudbrick structures we will remove part of it looking for organisid mudbricks.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 covers f175
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q302.1 (clay lump) sits in f175
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q302 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f175
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f184
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f187
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f188

A20f176
B11	2010-09-14_U912YM.j	yM	Top soil layer in k34. It is a very hard layer that contain a lot of roots.
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	!!	q291.1 (uk caf) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q296.1 (blade) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q296.2 (door socket) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q296.3 (pestle) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q296.4 (pestle) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	!!	q296.5 (pestle) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q301.0 sits in f176
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	bS	q291 (items, pottery) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	lC	q296 (items, pottery) sits in f176
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q301 (pottery) sits in f176
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f176 covers f181
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f176 covers f198

A20f177
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Natural accumulation constituted of soft ashy material. It is clearly naturally born, but it is different from f170 that was instead not ashy but just sandy material. It could be the interface between f170 and the lower filling f180 and it could also show some kind of activities carried in the nearby.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r474 (42700 41655 - 9416 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r475 (42706 41717 - 9400 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r476 (42688 41788 - 9391 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r477 (42715 41804 - 9394 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r478 (42764 41681 - 9394 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f170 covers f177
F51	2010-09-18_ZE721yG.j	lC	i36 (unknown) sits in f177
F51	2010-09-16_ZE724yG.j	yM	q290 (pottery) sits in f177
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	lC	q295 (pottery) sits in f177
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 covers f175
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 covers f191
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 overlays f180

A20f178
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	The fill inside the clay installation f174. the soil of this fill is very soft and contains large quantity of ash.
F51	2010-09-18_ZE724yG.j	lC	q300 (pottery) sits in f178
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f178 sits in f174

A20f179
A35	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v185
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	It is a floor surface located in k23. Itis a very compacted hard layer that was difficult to remove. When excavated it came out in flaky chunks.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r505 (42561 41558 - 9396 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r506 (42740 41551 - 9396 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r507 (42880 41379 - 9403 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r508 (42667 41443 - 9401 / Relay location: SW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f179
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f168 rests on f179
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f169 overlays f179
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f159 sits in f179
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f179 rests on f173
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	lC	v186
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v185
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v185a

A20f180
A35	2010-09-20_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v187
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	Fill of pit f189 in k25. this feature was very mixed. It contained large quantities of ash. The soil was humid, dark brown and breaks in to medium size chunks that breaks into a very soft fine sandy loam that feels cold on the hands. This layer contained fytoliths, a lot of animal bones and some small fragments of tanners.
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r522 (42326 42217 - 9282 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r523 (42429 42309 - 9288 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r524 (42396 42291 - 9288 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r525 (42515 42324 - 9282 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r526 (42591 42173 - 9294 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 overlays f180
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q314.1 (figurine) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q317.1 (sample) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q317.2 (figurine) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q317.3 (clay lump) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q320.1 (clay lump) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	!!	q331.1 (caf) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	!!	q341.1 (flake) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	!!	q341.2 (core stone) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q314 (bones, pottery) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	lC	q317 (pottery) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	lC	q320 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	bS	q331 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f180
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	bS	q341 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f180
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 abuts f188
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 abuts f195
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 sits in f189
O12	2010-09-20_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v187

A20f181
A35	2010-09-20_ZE819yG.j	!!	v189
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Natural accumulation probably wind born in nature. It is very soft and it gets more compact going deeper. It is similar to f163 and f173, but less ashy in texture.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f198 rests on f181
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f176 covers f181
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f185 sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE721yG.j	yM	i37 (nail) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q307.1 (grinding stone) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q307.2 (grinding stone) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q307.3 (debitage) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	!!	q307.4 (bead) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q312.1 (figurine) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q319.1 (arrow head) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q319.2 (figurine) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q324.1 (blade) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q324.2 (uk kaf) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	jS	q307 (items, pottery) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q312 (pottery) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	yM	q319 (items, pottery) sits in f181
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	yM	q324 (pottery) sits in f181
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f181 covers f197
O12	2010-09-20_ZE819yG.j	yM	v189

A20f182
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	It is a thin layer of accumulation under wall f171 in k24. The soil is relatively soft and easy to remove.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f164 rests on f182
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f171 rests on f182
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q305 (pottery) sits in f182
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f182 overlays f183

A20f183
A35	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v186
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Floor type b. Very compact and hard. In certain point it shows a sort of lamination. It is probably naturally formed with water helping. Possibly it become very hard by use and was perfect as base for the later and higher pavement f165.
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r514 (42891 41708 - 9383 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r515 (42552 41594 - 9397 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r516 (42637 41772 - 9391 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-18_U918MM1R.j	mM1	r517 (42828 41883 - 9378 / Relay location: NE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f165 rests on f183
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f166 overlays f183
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f182 overlays f183
F51	2010-09-19_ZE724yG.j	yM	q310 (pottery) sits in f183
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f183 overlays f163
O12	2010-09-19_ZE816aMA.J	lC	v186

A20f184
A35	2010-09-20_ZE816aMA.J	!!	v187
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	Brick fall layer on top of the stone pavement f190 in k25. This layer consist of soft accumulation, brick pieces and some hard bricky material that make's it difficult to remove. This layer was compacted, slightly dry and contained fytoliths and roots.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f184
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q321.1 sits in f184
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q315 (pottery) sits in f184
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	lC	q321 (pottery) sits in f184
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f187
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f188
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f191
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 covers f190
O12	2010-09-20_ZE816aMA.J	yM	v187

A20f185
A35	2010-09-20_ZE819yG.j	!!	v189
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	Sherd and pebble pavement located in the south eastern corner of k34. It consist of small pebbles and sherds that were not laid flatly but rather irregularly and disoriented.
D3	2010-09-20_U921YM2R.j	yM	r519 (42924 41974 - 9357 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-20_U921YM2R.j	yM	r520 (43044 42044 - 9355 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-20_U921YM2R.j	yM	r521 (43038 42224 - 9359 / Relay location: NE)
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q316 (pottery) sits in f185
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f185 sits in f181
O12	2010-09-20_ZE819yG.j	yM	v189

A20f186
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Natural accumulation ashy in texture. It is more compact than f163 and probably this is due to water accumulation that compacted it. It was covering floor f192. A lot of inclusion are natural and it cames out in very small chunks.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f186
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f163 covers f186
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	!!	q318.1 (uk laf) sits in f186
F51	2010-09-20_ZE724yG.j	yM	q318 (bones, pottery) sits in f186
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	lC	q322 (pottery) sits in f186
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f186 abuts f172
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f186 covers f192

A20f187
A35	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	!!	v192
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	It is a vertical mud brick wall located in the north east corner of k25. The uncovered part of this wall consist of two rows of bricks that are slightly damaged.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f187
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 abuts f187
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f187
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f187 rests on f190
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v192

A20f188
A35	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	!!	v192
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	It is mud brick wall located to the north in k25. This wall was cut by the pit f198 and consist horizontally of two rose of horizontal mud bricks.
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r527 (42655 42355 - 9281 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r528 (42545 42305 - 9283 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r529 (42575 42238 - 9316 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-21_U921YM2R.j	yM	r530 (42689 42283 - 9293 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f188
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 abuts f188
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f188
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f190 abuts f188
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f175 covers f188
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f188 abuts f190
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v192

A20f189
A35	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	!!	v192
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	It is the pit cut in k25. This pit cuts wall f188 and wall f195 and continues under the eastern baulk of k24. The pit has a circular shape and its relatively wide.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r564 (42590 42172 - 9293 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r565 (42510 42083 - 9315 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r566 (42367 42112 - 9300 / Relay location: S)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 sits in f189
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f86 (wall)
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f188
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f190
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f195
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v192

A20f190
A35	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	!!	v192
B11	2010-09-20_U912YM.j	yM	it is a stone pavement in k25. it consist of medium size stone that are very nicely laid, flat side up. some of the stones form a straight row running east west.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f190
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f187 rests on f190
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f188 abuts f190
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 covers f190
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 overlays f190
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f190 abuts f188
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v192

A20f191
A35	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	!!	v192
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	It is a vertical mud bricks installation in k25. it has an almost rectangular shape. It consist of two rows of vertical bricks running north south that form's some kind of a frame, and in between them, there are vertical bricks perpendicular to that frame. This installation consist only of one row of bricks in thickness.
C2	2010-09-21_U919LC.j	lC	Today we finished to remove the filling of the pit and scraping the eastern side of it we saw that the western vertical bricks of f191 are above some lamination layers and the ash f188 is going below them. At the beginning we thought that the pit was cutting also the bricks f191 but this seems showing that the vertical bricks are later than the pit and for some reasons they were set in part on top of the ash. Tomorrow we will remove the western bricks trying to understand their relationship and if the pavement f190 is extending to the south.
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r531 (42214 42452 - 9280 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r532 (42349 42500 - 9285 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r533 (42367 42439 - 9272 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r534 (42481 42458 - 9278 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r535 (42543 42451 - 9305 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r536 (42395 42288 - 9290 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r537 (42386 42242 - 9276 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r538 (42309 42190 - 9308 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-26_U926BH-R.j	yM	r546 (42250 42185 - 4658 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-26_U926BH-R.j	yM	r547 (42210 42385 - 4658 / Relay location: SE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f184 abuts f191
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 abuts f191
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f177 covers f191
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f191
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f203 overlays f191
F51	2010-09-26_ZE724yG.j	yM	q338 (pottery) sits in f191
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f57 (pavement, type b)
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f180
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f191 overlays f191
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v192
O12	2010-09-22_ZE819yG.j	yM	v193

A20f192
B11	2010-09-26_U912YM.j	yM	It is a floor surface in k24. This layer is very compacted and hard, although it produce very fine dust when scraped, that has an ashy texture. This layer contains also white inclusions . The surface of this layer is very irregular and uneven.
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r542 (42889 41750 - 9327 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r543 (42991 42187 - 9318 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r544 (42553 41971 - 9308 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r545 (42604 41647 - 9335 / Relay location: SW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f192
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f186 covers f192
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f200 overlays f192
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q333.1 (blade) sits in f192
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q333.2 (figurine) sits in f192
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q333.3 (figurine) sits in f192
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	bS	q333 (pottery) sits in f192
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f192 overlays f172

A20f193
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Filling of pit. The upper part was constituted of a very hard clayish material similar to bricky material. It was full of empty spaces probably due to water seepage inside the pit and the born of many roots. The presence of these spaces is natural and not linked to the presence of chaff. The material was highly adherent to the walls of the pit. Below this thick layer there were some small to medium sized stones and softer material, with mudbrick chunks and few pottery sherds.
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q323.1 (sample) sits in f193
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q323.2 (pestle) sits in f193
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	!!	q323.3 (uk laf) sits in f193
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q325.1 (flake) sits in f193
F51	2010-09-21_ZE724yG.j	yM	q323 (bones, pottery) sits in f193
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	yM	q325 (pottery) sits in f193
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f193 sits in f194

A20f194
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	It is the pit cut in k24. this pit is small, and has a circular shape. it cut's f186 and f192. the bottom of this pit was plastered with a bakaya layer, probably to protect it from the water.
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r540 (42742 41849 - 9323 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-25_U926BH-R.j	yM	r541 (42644 41791 - 9332 / Relay location: N)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f193 sits in f194
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f172
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f186
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f192
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f202

A20f195
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Mudbrick wall running north to south and probably bonded to ^wall1. It seems to be two whole brikcs wide, with wide spaces for the mortar. The mudbrick are of gray very hard clay mesuring about 40x40 cms. Just few rows of mudbricks are so far visible and the wall measures about 1 meter and an half, then it is cut by the pit f189 but restart to run to the north until the northern baulk of k25.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r567 (42338 42115 - 9307 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r568 (42180 42037 - 9294 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r569 (42362 42041 - 9327 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r570 (42257 41999 - 9321 / Relay location: SW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f189 cuts f195
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f180 abuts f195
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f205 overlays f195
F51	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f195 bonds with f63 (wall)

A20f196
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	It is a brick fall layer east of the vertical bricks installation f191 in k25. It consist of some bricky materials, pieces of bricks and some soft patches of soil. it contained also some fytoliths. This layer breaks into a mixed loam, ranging between sandy, soft loam, and dry bricky flaky material.
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q334.1 (figurine) sits in f196
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q334.2 (kiln waste) sits in f196
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	!!	q334.3 (sh) sits in f196
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	lC	q334 (items, pottery) sits in f196
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 abuts f187
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 abuts f191
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f196 overlays f190

A20f197
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Floor type b extending in the southern portion of k34. It seems the continuation to the north of floor b f192 in k24, but less well preserved. It is sloping to the north and becoming thinner. It is disturbed from many rodhent holes. Between the upper level of the floor and the lower pavement f204 there was a very hard layer that we considered and removed as the same as f197.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f181 covers f197
F51	2010-09-26_ZE724yG.j	!!	q337.1 (maf) sits in f197
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	amH	q335 (pottery) sits in f197
F51	2010-09-26_ZE724yG.j	yM	q337 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f197
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 covers f204
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 overlays f206
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 overlays f208
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 sits in f207

A20f198
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	It is a stone installation in the north eastern corner of k34. It consist of 3 or 4 stones.
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f176 covers f198
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f198 rests on f181

A20f199
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	This feature was assigned as a volumetrique feature to the removal of the northern baulk of k14.
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	yM	q326 (pottery) sits in f199
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	lC	q328 (pottery) sits in f199
F51	2010-09-25_ZE724yG.j	amH	q336 (pottery) sits in f199
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f199 overlays f63 (wall)

A20f200
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	This feature was assigned as a volumetrique feature to the removal of the northern baulk of k24.
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q327.1 (mortar) sits in f200
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q327.2 (pestle) sits in f200
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q327.3 (pestle) sits in f200
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	!!	q327.4 (bead) sits in f200
F51	2010-09-22_ZE724yG.j	yM	q327 (items, pottery) sits in f200
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f200 overlays f192

A20f201
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	This feature was assigned as a volumetrique feature to the removal of the eastern baulk of k24.
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	!!	q329.1 (figurine) sits in f201
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	!!	q329.2 (figurine) sits in f201
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	!!	q329.3 (unknown) sits in f201
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	!!	q329.4 (flake laf) sits in f201
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	bS	q329 (pottery) sits in f201

A20f202
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Layer sloping to the north. It was below f172 and follows the slop formed by the erosion of f205. As f172 is constituted of an harder surface on top of ashy soft material. This layer shows a moment of the abandonment of the area, with some activities that were carried out in the nearby.
C99	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	We assigned this feature number after we removed part of it as f205.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r580 (42713 42204 - 9308 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r581 (42882 41749 - 9291 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r582 (42436 41614 - 9296 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r583 (42437 41779 - 9305 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r584 (42501 41889 - 9306 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r585 (42499 41979 - 9297 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r586 (42547 42088 - 9301 / Relay location: SE)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f194 cuts f202
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f172 covers f202
F51	2008-08-14_S817YM2.j	sE	q196.1 (uk cl) sits in f202
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f202 abuts f205

A20f203
B11	2010-09-23_U912YM.j	yM	This feature was assigned as a volumetrique feature to the removal of the northern baulk of k15
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	!!	q332.1 (disk) sits in f203
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	!!	q332.2 (flake) sits in f203
F51	2010-09-23_ZE724yG.j	bS	q330 (pottery) sits in f203
F51	2010-09-24_ZE724yG.j	bS	q332 (pottery) sits in f203
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f203 overlays f157
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f203 overlays f191

A20f204
B11	2010-09-26_U912YM.j	yM	It is a pebble pavement located in k34. It is a very nicely laid pavement. it consist of small pebbles. in the middle one can see straight line of stones that are slightly bigger in size, which divides the pavement into two parts, one part consist of smaller pebbles. the pebbles of this pavement are very compacted in a very hard layer. This pavement is laying on top of another one 206, which seems to be a preparation layer for pavement f204.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r548 (43110 42254 - 9270 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r549 (42865 42154 - 9278 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r550 (42884 42100 - 9275 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r551 (43193 41865 - 9278 / Relay location: W)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r552 (43357 41927 - 9282 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r553 (43308 42071 - 9276 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r554 (43259 42083 - 9275 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r555 (43195 42173 - 9271 / Relay location: N)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f207 cuts f204
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 covers f204
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f204 overlays f206

A20f205
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Hard bricky material found on top of ^wall1 and wall f195. At tthe beginning we thought it could be the destruction layer of the building. We removed part of it looking for organized mudbricks but we did not find them. It could be interpreted as the collapse of the walls. It is deeply sloping to the north, possibly inside the room, but it seems due to a later erosion, because the surface is very compact. more excavation is required for a better understanding of this feature.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r571 (42408 41605 - 9306 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r572 (42436 41614 - 9296 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r573 (42437 41779 - 9305 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r574 (42501 41889 - 9306 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r575 (42499 41979 - 9297 / Relay location: S)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r576 (42547 42088 - 9246 / Relay location: E)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r577 (42454 42046 - 9256 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r578 (42385 42049 - 9251 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r579 (42299 41958 - 9309 / Relay location: S)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f202 abuts f205
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f172 overlays f205
F51	2010-09-26_ZE724yG.j	yMs	q340 (pottery) sits in f205
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f205 overlays f63 (wall)
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f205 overlays f195

A20f206
B11	2010-09-26_U912YM.j	yM	It is a small sherds and pebbles pavement, located in the northern part of k34, under pavement f204, which suggest that it is a preparation layer for f204. This pavement consist of very small pebbles and sherds, not very compacted.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r556 (43216 42290 - 9259 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r557 (43097 42257 - 9270 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r558 (43195 42173 - 9271 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r559 (43259 42083 - 9275 / Relay location: N)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r560 (43308 42071 - 9276 / Relay location: N)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f207 cuts f206
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 overlays f206
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f204 overlays f206

A20f207
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Possible cut cutting the southern edge of pavement f204. Just this edge of the cut has been uncovered at the very end of the season. We don't know yet its complete shape and the porpuse. It removed part of the pebbles of the pavement f204 and the pebbles and sherds of its preparation f206 uncovering a flat floor (f208).
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 sits in f207
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f207 cuts f204
F52	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f207 cuts f206

A20f208
B11	2010-09-26_U928LC.j	lC	Floor b extending in the south western corner of k34 and just partially exposed at the very end of the excavation season. More excavation is required for a better understanding.
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r561 (42999 41791 - 9298 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r562 (42884 42100 - 9275 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2010-09-28_U828YM-R.j	yM	r563 (43193 41865 - 9278 / Relay location: NW)
F50	2010-09-29_U929LC2.j	lC	f197 overlays f208