| Best image | 2008-3-6 | pC |  v125 |
| Category | 2005-9-3 | !! | build-up |
| Definition | 2005-9-3 | sC | lense B |
| Best image | 2008-3-6 | pC | v125 |
| Description | 2005-9-7 | aA | f295 has been assigned to a layer characterized by a very fine texture (clayish), by a compact and soft consistence. |
| 2008-3-12 | pC | a layer on the S-W corner of k14 |
| Locus | 2005-9-3 | sC | k14 |
| Elevation | 2005-9-3 | sC | 8769 @bottom |
| 2005-9-3 | sC | 8799 @top |
| Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items | 2005-9-3 | sC | q747 sits in f295 |
| 2005-9-8 | mKB | q747 sits in f295 | |
| 2005-9-4 | mKB | q747.1 sits in f295 | |
| Type of contact: Earliest events | 2008-3-12 | pC | f295 overlays f297 (accumulation D) |
| 2008-3-12 | pC | f295 abuts f289 (accumulation D) | |
| Inclusions | 06-09-2016 | !! | frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2011-11-11 | cJC | s610J2B |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2011-11-11 | cJC | h3uJ2B |
| Stratigraphic reasons | 2008-3-5 | pC | pottery dated to Khabur period |
| Typological reasons | 2008-3-5 | pC | it is still end of mittani, while all the other features at this level are mittani and this feature would be the only one dated to Khabur; Probably transitional feature |
| Other reasons | 2011-5-16 | cJC | This feature has conflicting assignments based on previous excavators and pottery. Based on the ceramics and the seal impression it probably dates to the EDIII period. The Khabur sherds may be introduced from another feature above this (as per the excavators), however, the elevations are roughly the same as f303, also in k14 which is dated to the EDIII as well. |
| 2011-11-21 | cJC | This featue may contain some intrusive later sherds but likely belongs to later phases of EDIII. | |
| I99.NTime | 2005-9-8 | mKB | this feature had in it a seal impression dating to late ED III-Early Akkadian period. The ceramics in the lot dated from the Khabur period with a medium and a small body sherd of painted Khabur type and a painted Khabur necked jar sherd. Otherwise the body sherds were from ware types prevalent in Phase 1 and te lot contained a Ph 1 conical cup rim. The excavators have explained this mixture as resulting from a cut made in the Khabur period into Phase 1 deposits. |
| Color definition | 2005-9-3 | sC | weak red |
| Color number | 2005-9-3 | sC | 2.5YR5/2 |
| Hardness | 2005-9-3 | sC | soft |
| Texture | 2005-9-3 | sC | very fine, compact |
| Photo of view | v125 |
| Removed | 2010-8-8 | yM | very fine, compact |
| Notes on disposition | 2010-8-8 | yM | P903 |