| text description of view |
2006-8-17 |
bL |
This view shows a circle,f142, in the NE quarter of k23 formed by fist-sized stones imbedded in a matrix of dried mud. It sits in an area of natural accumulation, f141. It is particulaly noteworthy because it sits directly above a pit dug into the ancient layer of baqaya, f109, that formed the surface of the Third Millennium BA temple mound. and directly below a burned area in an oval of packed soil. This suggests that this particular point retained some significance throughout the entire Mittani period. |
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