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f196 f259 f288 f339 f340 f341 f344 k127 |
| 2009-8-22 | mM.jpg | J01t395 [Input file: T909LC.J / T909LC.-J |
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f196 f259 f288 f339 f340 f341 f344 k127 |
| 2009-8-22 | mM.jpg | J01t395 [Input file: T909LC.J / T909LC.-J |
| Orientation | 2009-8-11 | lC | ~N [Input file: T909LC.J / T909LC.-J] |
| Description of view | 2009-8-11 | lC | View showing wall f288 with more stones uncovered after the removal of part of f197 and of the stones belonging to f307. Below f196 has been assigned a different number, f340, to the core of the escarpment itself, to distinguish the pottery in the case that to build the escarpment was used earlier material for the core adding just a hard clay layer to its surface. The stones f339 seem floating on top of a break inside wall f259. It is possible that these stones form a first attempt to block the water coming from the west. [Input file: T909LC.J / T909LC.-J] |
| B2.View Web |  V22d1132 |
 V22d1133 |
| Photo | 2009-8-11 | dM | L_V22d1132 |
