| Best image | 2006-10-7 | mS |  v127a |
| Category | 2005-8-25 | !! | installations [Input file: P826CVP1.J / P826CVP1.-J] |
| Definition | 2005-8-25 | cVP | bench [Input file: P826CVP1.J / P826CVP1.-J] |
| Best image | 2006-10-7 | mS | v127a |
| Description | 2005-8-25 | cVP | Row of big elongated flat boulders flanking the Terrace Wall f72 along its bottom (as known till today), in k106, k9 and k10. It is formed by two features, f164, the stones more to the W, that are at a lower level, and the ones more to the E, f180, at a higher level. We still don't know its function, even if we call it ledge, footing or bench, not so much for its possible functionality as for its shape and situation adjoining a wall. [Input file: P817CVP.J / P817CVP.-J] |
| 2005-8-25 | cVP | Bench, footing or ledge [Input file: P826CVP1.J / P826CVP1.-J] |
| Evolution | 2006-10-4 | lC | After three more excavation season we reached another conclusion: a6 is a bench abutting the base of the Revetment Wall, interpreted as a curtain wall (^cur t3) or similar typology of structure. The date is not clear yet because the accumulation abutting and covering it area clearly Mitanni, but the big stones sits on top of clearly EDIII material. This material is in the middle between a6 ( f180) and the lower and earlier flat large stone belonging to f164, interpreted as an early stone escarpment. [Input file: V114LC.J / V114LC.-J] |
| Locus | 2005-8-25 | cVP | k107 [Input file: P826CVP1.J / P826CVP1.-J] |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2009-3-6 | !! | s14JPA [Input file: A-CUMUL.J / A-CUMUL.-J] |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2009-3-6 | !! | h6bJPA [Input file: A-CUMUL.J / A-CUMUL.-J] |
| Other reasons | 2006-10-4 | lC | The chronology of this installation is unsure. This is also due to the water erosion and many of the J1 elements have been used for long periods. We often find Mitanni material right on top of early Third Millennium material.... [Input file: V114LC.J / V114LC.-J] |
| Photo of view |  v90  v90a  v90b  v216a | |||
| Photo of view |  v224  v224a  v224b  v225 | |||
| Photo of view |  v225a  v225b  v363 |