J2f174

File: /MZ/A/J02/D/F/0174.HTM
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Label is included in another	2010-12-3	cJC	^use1
Category	2005-8-14	!!	build-up
Definition	2005-8-14	sC	accumulation B
Summary	2007-7-13	pC	f174 is characterized by the presence of tannur pieces, bones, gypsum and ash. About 15-20 cm down the soil turns more compact and contains more ash and charcoal. it is the same as f171 (and f183)

2007-7-13

2010-8-8

its an accumulation layer located in k13.

2010-8-8

the descriptive attributes of this feature such as color, hardness and texture were not recorded

Type of contact: Latest events	2005-8-3	mH	f166 (accumulation D) covers f174
Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items	2005-8-14	sC	q458 sits in f174
	2005-9-4	mKB	q458.1 sits in f174
	2005-8-14	sC	q459 sits in f174
	2005-8-14	sC	q463 sits in f174
	2005-8-14	sC	q464 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	vVE	q482 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	vVE	q483 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	vVE	q485 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	vVE	q486 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	sC	q489 sits in f174
	2005-8-15	sC	q490 sits in f174
Type of contact: Latest events	2005-8-3	mH	f172 (accumulation D) abuts f174
Type of contact: Earliest events	2005-8-3	mH	f174 covers f182 (accumulation B)
	2005-8-3	mH	f174 abuts f171 (accumulation B)
Inclusions	06-09-2016	!!	frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature

Stratum to which element belongs	2011-11-11	cJC	s176 ^J2B
Phase to which stratum belongs	2011-11-11	cJC	h7f ^J2B
Stratigraphic reasons	2008-3-5	pC	use area equal to f171, f150
Typological reasons	2005-9-14	mH	Mixed pottery dating from Mitanni/Khabur to LC3.
Other reasons	2005-9-14	mH	Same in elevation as f150 in k4. Also = f171 in k103.
	2011-5-16	cJC	Ashy layer above brickfall, equal to f150
	2011-11-21	cJC	Interface of EDIII and Mittani. This feature is confusing as the excavators note is is roughly similar to f150, which is the post-brickfall use of the area, but there are no features equivalent to brickfall in k13 so it is possible that during the brickfall phase there was little build-up in this area as it was already higher and sloping down towards the curtain wall ( f228), but then how would the upper curtain wall f224, get up so high in relation this feature? Probably because the accumulations from the EDIII slope down away from the revetment wall to the south. Close to the revetment wall this feature is at similar levels to the accumulations associated with the phase right after the brickfall, but as it goes south it slopes down, and is covered by the accumulations such as f200, which has the small curtain wall f224 resting on it.
I99.NTime	2005-9-12	mKB	1 red painted and burnished bowl typical of the Mittani period, 1 wide disk base, and a number of Khabur type painted sherds. Earlier ceramics include Phase 4 ribbed rims and a flat base of the LC3 period.

2005-8-14

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