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f 188
nr Today we have taken away the little Mitanni wall in front of the retaining wall of the terrace, cleaning  the eastern and the western section of the old k103 we were able to do some hypothesis about the relationship between the two walls and the nature of the accumulation between them. In the western section in particular (under f167) and down the bottom of f188 we can actually see a series of ashy layers and bricky reddish ones (f195, III mill), mixed with pieces of bakaia, sloping toward south in line with the same slope of the sandy layers (f151) in the east section of  k106. When f195, on wich f188 sits, approaches  the bottom of the wall it mixes with the soft brown rich in charcoals similar to f184 in k106: it is curious how the end of  f195 seems to mark a boundary of two different accumulations and on this boundary the Mitanni made the little wall in front of the big one. This situation seem to have parallels in J2 where the little Mitanni wall is farest from the big wall that in J1 but it has been constructed equally where the series of ashy layers and bricky reddish ones ends.