| Best image | 2009-9-13 | lC |  v108 |
| Label includes another | 2009-9-13 | lC | f168 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f188 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f245 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f246 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f247 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f260 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f314 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] | |
| 2009-9-13 | lC | f331 [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] |
| Best image | 2009-9-13 | lC | v108 |
| Description | 2009-9-13 | lC | Stone wall running east to west almost parallel to the revetment wall f72. This wall is constituted of just a row of stones and it is preserved for two courses. It forms a clear and sharp boundary at the base of the revetment wall. It was built in part against the material belonging to the second escarpment and was resting on Mittani accumulations. Going to the west it became less and less compact till to be formed just by few isolated stones ( f314). It also dates to Mittani period. [Input file: T913LC.J / T913LC.-J] |