; File processed on 2023-12-15

J5k0.2
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	sNP	q255.1
D1a	2009-07-21_T729SE2.j	eA	q294.2

J5k0.3
D1a	2009-07-23_T729SE2.j	eA	q303.1

J5k0.4
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	lH	q20.1
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q188.1
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q204.2
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	dL	q211.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q236.2
D1a	2008-08-27_S828DL1.j	sNP	q279.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	eA	q353.3

J5k0.5
D1a	2009-07-21_T729SE2.j	eA	q294.1
D1a	2009-07-25_T729SE2.j	eA	q308.2

J5k0.6
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q162.1
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	lH	q252.1

J5k0.7
D1a	2008-07-17_S721DL4.j	dL	q25.2
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL3.j	lH	q118.1
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q130.2

J5k0.8
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q128.1
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q231.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q232.1
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	sNP	q269.3
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q421.2

J5k0.9
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q166.1
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q234.1

J5k1
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1205 j5w104 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	A rectangle with its longer sides running N-S, immediately to the south of k2.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region to the south of revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q180.2
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q204.1
D1a	2008-08-17_S818DL1.j	jW	q213.1
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL1.j	dL	q220.1
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q231.3
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q236.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q236.5
D3	2009-03-19_T319JW1R.j	jW	r1165 (41973 47165 - 9000 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2009-03-19_T319JW1R.j	jW	r1166 (42147 46701 - 9000 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2009-03-19_T319JW1R.j	jW	r1168 (41317 46916 - 9000 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2009-03-19_T319JW1R.j	jW	r1169 (41487 46456 - 9000 / Relay location: SW corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	r1166
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	700S
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: r1166, r1165, r1168, and r1169.
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6

J5k1.1
D1a	2008-07-15_S716MO3.j	dL	q10.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q182.3
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q183.2
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	sNP	q246.1
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	sE	q331.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	eA	q357.1
D1a	2009-08-09_T820SE1.j	eA	q379.3
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	eA	q381.4
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	eA	q387.1

J5k1.2
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q182.4
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q204.3
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	sNP	q246.2
D1a	2009-07-27_T729SE2.j	eA	q314.5
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	eA	q325.2
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	jN	q347.1
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	eA	q381.3
D1a	2009-08-24_T826SE.j	jN	q463.1

J5k1.3
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	dL	q51.2
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q184.1
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	eA	q381.2

J5k1.4
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	sNP	q19.2
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q127.2
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	dL	q168.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q181.3
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q186.1
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q186.2
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL3.j	sNP	q197.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	dL	q236.7
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	sE	q327.1
D1a	2009-08-02_T823JN2.j	eA	q339.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	jN	q356.2
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	jN	q387.3

J5k1.5
D1a	2008-07-17_S721DL4.j	dL	q25.1
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q127.1
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	dL	q256.1
D1a	2009-08-13_T820SE1.j	jN	q412.1
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q428.3

J5k1.6
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL3.j	dL	q154.1
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	jN	q330.2
D1a	2009-08-02_T823JN2.j	eA	q339.2

J5k1.7
D1a	2008-07-15_S716MO3.j	lH	q12.2
D1a	2008-07-15_S716MO3.j	sNP	q14.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q183.5
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q185.1
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q231.7
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q236.3
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q238.4
D1a	2009-07-26_T729SE2.j	eA	q310.2
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	eA	q349.1
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q421.5

J5k1.8
D1a	2008-07-23_S726DL1.j	sNP	q80.2
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL2.j	dL	q159.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q181.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q232.4
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	dL	q239.1
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	lH	q267.1
D1a	2009-07-27_T729SE2.j	eA	q314.4
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	eA	q357.2
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	eA	q357.4
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q426.1

J5k1.9
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL2.j	lH	q100.1
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q205.2
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	lH	q269.1
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	jN	q398.4
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q420.1

J5k2
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1206 j5w105 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	A square, immediately to the south of k3.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region containing revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f184
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f185
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f188
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f189
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f190
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f191
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	eA	q325.1
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4920
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500S
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: m4920, m4923, r1165, and r1166.
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v126
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v126a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v131
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v131a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v132
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k2.1
D1a	2008-07-15_S716MO3.j	dL	q12.1
D1a	2008-07-17_S721DL4.j	dL	q34.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q164.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q183.3
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	dL	q244.1
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE2.j	eA	q299.2
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	eA	q325.3
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q428.4

J5k2.2
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	dL	q48.3
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	eA	q341.1
D1a	2009-08-12_T820SE1.j	eA	q400.1

J5k2.3
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL1.j	dL	q82.1
D1a	2009-07-27_T729SE2.j	jN	q313.1
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	jN	q332.3

J5k2.4
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q125.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	dL	q163.1

J5k2.5
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL4.j	sNP	q64.1
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	dL	q126.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q169.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q174.4
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	lH	q257.2
D1a	2009-07-20_T829SE1.j	sE	q286.2
D1a	2009-07-21_T729SE2.j	eA	q291.2
D1a	2009-07-26_T729SE2.j	eA	q310.1
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	sE	q341.2
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	jN	q387.2
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	jN	q428.5

J5k2.6
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL1.j	lH	q8.1
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL3.j	dL	q107.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q184.2
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL1.j	dL	q229.1
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	sNP	q269.2
D1a	2009-08-02_T823JN2.j	jN	q333.1

J5k2.7
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q174.3
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	dL	q236.6
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q367.1
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	eA	q394.3

J5k2.8
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	dL	q48.2
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q55.2
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL3.j	dL	q106.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q173.4
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	dL	q177.2
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	dL	q183.4
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE2.j	eA	q297.1

J5k2.9
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL1.j	dL	q226.1
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL1.j	dL	q226.3
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	lH	q257.1

J5k3
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1207 j5w106 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was the expected location of link between the BA temple and the west edge of the stone staircase installation, f21.  Due to time constraints in 2008, this locus was not excavated in 2008.
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f117
D1a	2008-07-28_S728DL2.j	dL	q89.1
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL3.j	dL	q119.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q173.1
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	lH	q257.3
D1a	2009-07-20_T829SE1.j	jN	q286.1
D1a	2009-07-25_T729SE2.j	eA	q308.1
D1a	2009-07-28_T823JN2.j	sE	q317.2
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	jN	q350.1
D1a	2009-08-08_T820SE1.j	eA	q366.1
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4920
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v68
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v68b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k3.1
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q432.1

J5k3.2
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q183.1
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q299.3
D1a	2009-08-08_T820SE1.j	eA	q371.1

J5k3.3
D1a	2009-07-25_T823JN2.j	jN	q315.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	eA	q357.3

J5k3.5
D1a	2008-07-17_S721DL4.j	lH	q24.1
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL4.j	sNP	q70.1
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	sNP	q130.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q185.2
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q205.1
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	sNP	q263.1
D1a	2009-08-25_T826SE.j	jN	q473.1

J5k3.6
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL4.j	sNP	q55.1
D1a	2008-07-23_S726DL1.j	sNP	q80.1
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL3.j	lH	q120.1
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q187.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q232.2
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE.j	sE	q480.2

J5k3.7
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	mO	q48.1
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q231.4
D1a	2009-08-09_T820SE1.j	jN	q379.2

J5k3.8
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	eA	q346.2

J5k3.9
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL1.j	dL	q222.1

J5k4
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1208 j5w107 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was the expected location of link between the BA temple and the west edge of the stone staircase installation, f21.  Due to time constraints in 2008, excavation was halted near the surface.
C1	2008-08-09_S809JW.j	jW	Began excavating topsoil, f118, with the large pick.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LH.j	lH	We continued ramoving the soft chunky topsoil, f118.  Under the topsoil there was a soft powdery natural accumulation, f131.  We excavated part of the last mentioned accumulation without finding any stone installations.  The collected pottery was mixed( ED, Khabur, Mittani..).  Also we found a part of Islamic style bracelet.  There are few  plant roots in this feature.
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f118
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f131
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL4.j	sNP	q70.2
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q173.3
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q174.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q231.6
D1a	2008-08-27_S828DL1.j	sNP	q274.1
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	jN	q342.1
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	jN	q347.2
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	sNP	q178
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	sNP	q181
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	dL	q183
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4919
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v68
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v68a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k4.1
D1a	2009-07-25_T729SE2.j	eA	q306.1
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE.j	jN	q478.1

J5k4.2
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.3
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q42.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	sNP	q231.1
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	lH	q266.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	jN	q353.1

J5k4.3
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q421.1

J5k4.5
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	lH	q241.1

J5k4.6
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q12.3
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	dL	q19.3

J5k4.7
D1a	2008-07-15_S716MO3.j	dL	q11.1
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	sNP	q51.3
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q204.4

J5k4.8
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	dL	q19.1

J5k4.9
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL2.j	sNP	q156.2

J5k5
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL4.j	dL	q51.1
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	jN	q427.1

J5k5.2
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q180.1
D1a	2009-07-27_T729SE2.j	eA	q314.2

J5k5.3
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL3.j	dL	q104.3

J5k5.4
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.5

J5k5.5
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL3.j	lH	q119.2
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q187.1
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	sNP	q242.1
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL.j	sNP	q252.2
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	jN	q343.1
D1a	2009-09-30_T826SE.j	jW	q483.1

J5k5.6
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL1.j	dL	q226.2

J5k5.7
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL3.j	sNP	q197.2
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	jN	q345.2

J5k5.8
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL3.j	dL	q129.1
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL2.j	sNP	q242.2

J5k5.9
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q232.5

J5k5.59
D1a	2008-07-13_S714DL1.j	sNP	q1.1

J5k6
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q25.3
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.2
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q42.3
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL3.j	lH	q104.2
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL1.j	dL	q220.2
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q231.5
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q233.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q238.3
D1a	2009-08-05_T823JN2.j	eA	q346.1

J5k6.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q182.1
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	eA	q399.1

J5k6.2
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q38.7
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	sE	q345.1

J5k6.3
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q38.8
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q83.2
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	jN	q392.1

J5k6.4
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q189.1

J5k6.5
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL4.j	sNP	q69.1

J5k7
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	dL	q21.1
D1a	2008-08-03_S805DL3.j	sNP	q149.1
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL2.j	sNP	q156.1
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q174.1
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL3.j	sNP	q182.2
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL3.j	sNP	q203.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q236.4
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q238.1
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL2.j	sNP	q238.2
D1a	2009-07-21_T729SE2.j	eA	q294.3
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	eA	q324.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	jN	q356.1

J5k7.1
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q422.3

J5k7.2
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q38.6
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q191.1
D1a	2009-08-13_T820SE1.j	eA	q417.1
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q428.2
D1a	2009-08-24_T826SE.j	jN	q465.1

J5k7.3
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO3.j	dL	q18.1
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q38.9

J5k7.4
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.4
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q422.4

J5k7.5
D1a	2009-08-09_T820SE1.j	jN	q376.1

J5k8
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL.j	sNP	q191.2
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	sE	q341.3
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	sE	q383.2

J5k8.1
D1a	2009-08-31_T831SE1.j	sE	q385.2
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q428.1

J5k8.2
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	sE	q383.1

J5k8.4
D1a	2009-08-08_T820SE1.j	eA	q368.1

J5k8.5
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	eA	q394.2
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE1.j	eA	q434.1

J5k8.6
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL1.j	dL	q227.1

J5k8.7
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q38.10

J5k9
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q167.1
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	jN	q343.2
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	jN	q398.3
D1a	2009-08-24_T826SE.j	jN	q459.1

J5k9.2
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE2.j	eA	q299.1

J5k9.6
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.11
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	sNP	q42.1

J5k10
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE1.j	sE	q356.3
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q422.1

J5k10.1
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q422.5

J5k10.9
D1a	2008-07-20_S721DL4.j	dL	q38.1

J5k11
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1209 j5w108 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	An irregularly shaped polygon to the south of k21 and west of k1.  Most of its southern and western borders are shared with k100.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region to the south of revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .  Its NW corner is r1167
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL1.j	dL	q83.1
D1a	2009-07-30_T823JN2.j	sE	q321.1
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	jN	q332.2
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE1.j	jN	q443.1
D1a	2009-08-24_T826SE.j	jN	q465.2
D3	2009-03-19_T319JW1R.j	jW	r1167 (42323 46237 - 9000 / Relay location: NW corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	r1167
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: r1167, r1166, r1169, r543, r542, r541, r540, r539, r538.
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2b
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v100
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v100a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v102
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v104
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v104a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6

J5k11.2
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE1.j	eA	q429.1

J5k11.5
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	dL	q162.3
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	sE	q330.1

J5k12
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1210 j5w109 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	A square, immediately to the south of k13.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region containing revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .
C1	2008-08-24_S824LH2.j	lH	We started removing the natural accumulation, f158, after we photographed the water chanel, v104, that cuts its way through this accumulation.  We began to cut a new section of the east face of the east baulk in order to dig effectively for the escarpment of revetment wall, f3.  The escarpment begins and can be seen clearly as feature 239 in J1 and continues to the west.  It most probably ends as f74 of wall f41 in the middle of J5.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	Today we removed the compact natural accumulation, f158, especially the part that abuts the revetment wall.  The upper sloping part of the red, stone-like escarpment, f169, appeared under the accumulationof f158. We started to follow the escarpment which slops pasically towards the south in this locus.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	After we found out that the sloping compact floor, f169,is not the escarpment, but the floor accumulation which coveres it; we started to remove this accumulation.  Alaso we extended our excavationarea toward the south and removed the rest of the natural accumulation of f158 which used to cover the floor accumulation, f169.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We completed preparations for exploration for westward extension of the escarpment originally found in J1.  From overhead, it is clear that we have located it on the eastern edge of the locus.  The search is complicated by the fact that the escarpment is covered by a hard deposit of similar material that has melted from the glacis above, f169.  We will continue this project next season.
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a10
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	mO	f6
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	sNP	f113
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f169
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f186
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f199
D1a	2008-08-07_S809DL3.j	sNP	q173.2
D1a	2009-08-12_T820SE1.j	eA	q402.1
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	sNP	q245
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	dL	q247
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q264
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q266
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q275
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4324
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500S
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: m4324, m4920, r1166, r1167.
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2b
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v103
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v103a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v104
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v104a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v115b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v131
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v131a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v135
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6

J5k12.3
D1a	2009-07-25_T823JN2.j	sE	q317.1

J5k13
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1211 j5w110 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was excavated to explore the southern half of the eastern extension of the stone staircase installation, f21, and associated access to the BA temple.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LH.j	lH	We started excavating the topsoil of this locus, f105.  It looks soft, chunky and powdery.  It covered a big limestone which sits in it in the south western quadrant of this locus.
C1	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	After finishing the removal of the east baulk of k34, we resumed excavating in this locus.  In natural accumulation, f115, we uncovered a large, isolated limestone block, f116, in the middle of the locus.  In the southeastern quadrant was a cluster of melon-sized stones, f120.
C1	2008-08-09_S809JW.j	jW	Continued to excavate natural accumulation, f115, with large picks.  Documented and removed isolated floating stone, f116, and isolated cluster of stones, f120.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LH.j	lH	We continued excavating the soft natural accumulation, f129, which is overlayed by a group of big limestones, f130, in the southwestern part of it.  Among the collected pottery from the accumulation of f129, q185, we found a Middle Assyrian style base, which is relatively thick with a string cut, flat bottom.  In the middle of the southern edge of the last mentioned accumulation, f129, we noticed an ashy soft spot coverd a big stone.  At least five big limestones are scattered among the soil of f129, but we didn`t label them as a new feature because we don`t know the extent of them.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	Took a series of photographs, v82, to document features excavated in the past week.  Finished excavating the safety baulk accumulation under topsoil, f115.  In the process, we exposed more of floor, f143, which extended to the east.
C1	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	We cleaned and photographed, v86, the full extent of the exposed floor surface, f143.  We began removing the volumetric material in the north baulk, f153.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Began to remove the north baulk as volumetric material, f155.
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a4
D1a	2008-08-05_S914LH.j	sNP	f105
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	dL	f115
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	dL	f116
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f120
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f129
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f130
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f138
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f139
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f143
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f144
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f145
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f146
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f147
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f148
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f149
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f150
D1a	2008-08-17_S914LH.j	jW	f153
D1a	2009-08-01_T823JN2.j	jN	q332.1
D1a	2009-08-10_T820SE1.j	sE	q385.1
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	jN	q398.1
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL1.j	dL	q154
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	dL	q168
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	dL	q172
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	sNP	q175
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	sNP	q177
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	sNP	q180
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	dL	q185
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	dL	q196
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	sNP	q200
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q206
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	jW	q217
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL2.j	sNP	q220
D3	2008-08-17_S817DL2R.j	sNP	r698 (43022 46912 - 9251 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-17_S817DL2R.j	sNP	r699 (43180 46496 - 9251 / Relay location: W limit)
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r871 (43027 46917 - 9242 / Relay location: sk43 #6)
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r872 (42560 46736 - 9243 / Relay location: sk43 #7)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4324
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v62
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v69
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82c
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82d
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v86
O15	2008-08-17_S819DL2.j	sNP	w15
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v87
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v87a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v129
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v133
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v133a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-26_T326JW2.j	jW	p4
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p7

J5k13.1
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE1.j	eA	q422.2

J5k13.3
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE1.j	eA	q398.5

J5k14
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1212 j5w111 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was excavated to explore the northern half of the eastern extension of the stone staircase installation, f21, and associated access to the BA temple.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LH.j	lH	After removing the soft chunky topsoil, f104, we found a hard crusted natural accumulation, 106.  A big limestone sits in this new feature.  The last mentioned stone is on the line of the stones of f14 in k24, even though it`s about 1 m higher.
C1	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	At the beginning of the day, began to remove natural accumulation, f112, which was present throughout the locus and surrounded the stones of installation, f108.  Uncovered a semi-circular arc of small stones, along the eastern baulk.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LH.j	lH	We continued excavating the hard crusted natural accumulation, f106, where we found two big limestones, f109, in the northwestern quadrant of this locus.  In the next pick run we noticed that these two stones aren`t founded, but sits in f106.  Also we found traces of another line of stones, f108, at the northern border of this locus on the line of the stones of f14 in k24, even though it`s about 1 m higher.
C1	2008-08-09_S809JW.j	jW	Continued to excavate natural accumulation, f112, with large picks.  Documented and removed an arc of stones, f119, along the eastern baulk.  Uncovered a stone installation, f123, running NW to SE in the southeastern quadrant.
C1	2008-08-14_S814JW.j	jW	We began to remove the safety baulk on the south side of the locus.  We used features previously identified from excavation in the main part of the locus.  One floor surface and what were probably crude walls associated with it were identifed near the end of the day.  Features have not been assigned.  The locus is filled with isolated limestone blocks and organized rows of stones which we have not been able to link with others nearby.
C1	2008-08-14_S814JW.j	jW	We prepared and photographed, v80, a long view looking east and west across 4 loci (k14, k24, k34, k44) that documented the relationship between the portion of the temple mound which includes the staircase, f21, and various stone installations in k14 and k24; the mini-plaza to the west in k34; and the stonework in k44 which forms the western boundary of the mini-plaza.  dL analyzed the open spaces between the various stoneworks in k14 and k24 to see if they had been paved.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	Took a series of photographs, v83, to document features excavated so far this season.
D1a	2008-08-05_S914LH.j	sNP	f104
D1a	2008-08-05_S914LH.j	sNP	f106
D1a	2008-08-06_S914LH.j	sNP	f108
D1a	2008-08-06_S914LH.j	sNP	f109
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	sNP	f112
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f119
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f123
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f125
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f142
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f187
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f195
D1a	2008-08-07_T323JW.j	dL	i26
D1a	2008-07-17_S721DL4.j	mO	q26.1
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL1.j	Jw	q152
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL1.j	dL	q153
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL1.j	dL	q155
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	sNP	q156
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	dL	q161
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q164
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	lH	q169
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	dL	q173
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q284
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r868 (43665 46636 - 9276 / Relay location: sk43 #3)
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r869 (43490 47095 - 9276 / Relay location: sk43 #4)
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r870 (43024 46917 - 9271 / Relay location: sk43 #5)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4670
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v59
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v65
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67a
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v70
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83c
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83d
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v119
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v119a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v120
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v127
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v127a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v129
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v134
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v134a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v224

J5k14.3
D1a	2009-08-03_T823JN2.j	eA	q340.1

J5k15.5
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE1.j	jN	q442.1

J5k21
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1213 j5w112 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	An irregularly shaped polygon to the south of k22 and west of k1.  Most of its southern,  and western borders are shared with k100.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region to the south of revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .  Its NW corner is m4424
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4424
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: m4424, r1167, r538, r537, r536.
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2b
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4b
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p7

J5k22
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1214 j5w113 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	A square, immediately to the south of k23.  It delimits the previously excavated (as unit J1) region containing revetment wall, f189.  It was not surveyed this season - rather the coordinates were obtained by extending to the south and east existing survey lines .
C1	2008-07-26_S726LH.j	lH	we started to remove the northern baulk of this locus, so we can get a comparative view for the stratigraphical sequence in J1 and J5, beside that we can follow the line of the revetment wall in its western part after we remove this baulk.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LH.j	lH	We removed the northern baulk of this locus.  After careful cleaning we found that the compacted floor, f39, extens throghout the southern half of k23 and contiues to the south edge of the north baulk of k22.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LH.j	lH	We started to remove the irregularly shaped part of the north baulk, f72.  It was left over from previous excavations.
C1	2008-07-31_S731JW.j	jW	We drew and photographed the section of the north baulk which was approximately bisected by revetment wall, f3, which continued to the north into k23.  Because we could not verify that the soil features we see in the baulk had been properly identified and documented, we assigned them new J5 numbers and described all of them.  Features f77 to f85 are located to the west of f3 and are assumed to have built up outside the mound, while features f86 to f90 are located to the east of f3 and are presumed to be part of the temple mound complex.
C1	2008-08-03_S803JW.j	jW	took dirty photo of the area bounded as follows; to the south by the south baulk of k22; to the east by the revetment wall, f3; to the north by the stones of installation, f37; and to the west by the west baulks of k22 and k23.  The purpose was to draw templates to assist in pottery analysis of features which abut wall, f3.
C1	2008-08-14_S814JW.j	jW	We traced the excarpment from the northwest corner of the locus where it was first discovered, south along the outer face of wall, f41, to which it belongs.  The soil above the escarpment was defined as mixed since it was deposited by a combination of backdirt from locus k100 and aeolian soil deposited since the revetment wall system was first excavated several seasons ago.  As a result the pottery will tell us little about when the excarpment was built and used.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	Removed accumulations and laminations f86, f87, f88, and f89, from a narrow strip east of revetment wall, f3 and west of the west face of the west baulk of k12.  The purpose was to determine when the top stones of f3 were placed.  We stopped before excavating f90, which comprised a dam of small stones on the south and red, bricky material to the north.  To fully explore this feature, k12 must be completely excavated to this elevation, which will not happen this season.  jW looked at the pottery lots in the field, which seemed to be Mittani, Phase 6, which we would expect from the stratigrapy.  The results were documented in view, v84.
C1	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	We photographed ,v85, the results of excavating the series of layers between the east face of revetment wall, f3, and the west face of the unexcavated portion of k12.  Although we halted work before the lowest layer, f90, was excavated. mKB reported that some Phase 1 sherds were present in the q-lot for f89.  We measured and photographed the location, v85.  The large limestone block, f151, had almost certainly shifted away from its original place at the southwest corner of revetment wall, f3, and was resting on a soil pillar, f154, After measuring and photography, v89, v90, we moved it back to its likely original position atop the lower wall stones and removed the pillar.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Began to excavate laminar, natural accumulation, f157.  It is a narrow strip that follows the south face of revetment wall, f3.  The goal is to determine if the escarpment to the plaza is continuous from the west face (where it is f74) to the plaza itself, excavated as J1f239 in this and previous seasons.
C1	2008-08-21_S821JW.j	jW	With two teams we excavated a considerable amount of natural accumulation, f157, from the area to the south of revetment wall, f3, in a strip about 100cm wide.  Because we expect that the escarpment rises from east to west and because we see part of it as f74 as it abuts wall, f41 along the outer west face of f3, we expected to trace f74 around the corner of f3 as it turned to the east.  However, pickman Hussein stated that he was seeing a variety of textures, colors, and inclusions (including brick pieces and ash) in the soil he was excavating, not the hard material he had encountered next to f41.
C1	2008-08-23_S824JW.j	jW	Removed natural accumulation, f157, from a 100cm strip immediately south of revetment wall, f3.  Of interest was a gulley, which began to the northwest along the west face of wall, f41, in k33 and then ran along the south face of revetment wall, f3.
C2	2008-07-31_S731JW.j	jW	gB, fAB, and jW discussed the approach to excavating the glacis/escarpment, f74.  It descends to the southwest rapidly from wall, f41 and has been broken by at least one pit which is filled with ashy soil.  In the SW corner of k22 it is covered by a number of layers of modern and ancient accumulations.  Since a partial baulk at the intersection of k22 and k21 would have to be removed to complete the task we decided to cover the exposed part of f74 (which has been photographed) with plastic and finish tracing its extents at the end of the season when we expect that more of it will be present in k33 to the northwest, which is presently being excavated.  As to the new features, we will excavate those to the west of f3 first, assuming as elsewhere, that those would have built up on the outside of the wall, eventually covering it.  We will not excavate the features to the east of f3 until we need to know how it was built.
C3	2008-08-21_S821JW.j	jW	In a meeting with jW, gB stated that he believed that the part of the revetment wall, f3, that we are seeing may be a late addition which includes the pavement of stones contained by it and juts out to the south of the original line of f41.  On the other hand, f41, is a much earlier structure that passes under f3.  As such we still may have not yet reached the escarpment even though we are below the third course of stones which comprise f3.
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a5
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a7
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	mO	f3
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	mO	f4
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	mO	f5
D1a	2008-07-21_S914LH.j	sNP	f41
D1a	2008-07-26_S914LH.j	sNP	f64
D1a	2008-07-29_S914LH.j	sNP	f72
D1a	2008-07-30_S914LH.j	sNP	f74
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f77
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f78
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f79
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f80
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f81
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f82
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f83
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f84
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f85
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f86
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f87
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f88
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f89
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f90
D1a	2008-08-04_S914LH.j	lH	f101
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f141
D1a	2008-08-16_S914LH.j	dL	f151
D1a	2008-08-17_S914LH.j	jW	f154
D1a	2008-08-18_S914LH.j	dL	f155
D1a	2008-08-18_S914LH.j	dL	f157
D1a	2008-08-18_S914LH.j	dL	f158
D1a	2008-08-20_S914LH.j	dL	f161
D1a	2008-08-23_S914LH.j	jW	f164
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	jW	f192
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f198
D1a	2008-08-24_T323JW.j	sNP	i30
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q85
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	sNP	q99
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q103
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q106
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q112
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q127
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q128
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q129
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	dL	q134
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	sNP	q136
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	lH	q150
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	sNP	q199
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	jW	q216
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL2.j	sNP	q221
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL2.j	sNP	q222
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q224
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	sNP	q234
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	sNP	q236
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	dL	q239
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	sNP	q241
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	sNP	q244
D1a	2008-08-24_S824DL.j	sNP	q249
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q253
D3	2008-07-31_S802DL4R.j	sNP	r367 (42873 45918 - 9093 / Relay location: W limit of the section)
D3	2008-07-31_S802DL4R.j	sNP	r368 (42736 46283 - 9094 / Relay location: E limit of the section)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4424
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NW corner: m4425, m4324, r1167, m4424.
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2a
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v2b
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4a
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v4b
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v41
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v41a
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v41b
O15	2008-07-31_S819DL2.j	sNP	w6
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v47
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v49
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v49a
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v51
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v51a
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v53
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v55
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v56
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v57
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v57b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v84
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v85
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v85a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v85b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v98
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v98a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v98b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v101
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v101a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v101b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v89
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v89a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v89b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v92
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v92a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v92b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v97
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v99
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v99a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v116
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v116a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v124
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v124a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v125
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v130
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v130a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v135
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v135a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v137
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v138
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p7

J5k23
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1215 j5w114 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	This locus was the expected location of the northern extension of the revetment wall system excavated (as unit J1) in previous seasons.
B11	2008-08-20_S820JW.j	jW	We excavated the north baulk of k13 as f153.  We extended the scope of this volumetric material to encompass the north baulk of k23 as well and began to excavate it.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LH.j	lH	We removed the berm from the southern border of the locus, then began excavation.  The topsoil was f2, (actually a mixture of old topsoil and recent backfill).  f2 covered f9, natural accumulation.  q5 contained the pottery from this feature.  At the Northeastern quadrant of k23 we found i2 which is fragment of obsidian blade.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LH.j	lH	We noticed some differences in natural accumulation, f9, near the southwestern border, at the depth of about 20cm from the topsoil; it was more compact, full of pottery sherds, bones, pebbles and stones.  We didn`t consider it as a new feature because it`s not different in the nature of its deposition from f9.  Under this compact soil we found a stone, f11, in the south western quadrant.  In the southeastern quadrant we found a lens, f10, which is compact with big stones and pottery sherds among it.  The q-item q10.1 is an obsidian fragment.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LH.j	lH	We removed f10, from which we got a grinding stone, i4.  After we dug around the stone in southwestern quadrant,f11, we found two co-located stones at the bottom of it.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LH1.j	lH	We removed the natural accumulation, f9.  We made a new feature for the natural accumulation, f16, because we began to uncover several large limestone boulders which may be connected with the revetment wall, f3.
C1	2008-07-19_S719LH.j	lH	We started with removing the fill, f25, of the pit, a1, and the  stones inside the pit, f24, then we took aphoto, v16.  A new compact feature appeared, f31, in northeastern half of the pit, includes two bones, i14, that hPU identified as coming from a young caw.  We photographed this feature before we remove it, v18.
C1	2008-07-20_S720LH.j	lH	We started to remove the natural accumulation, f23, in the southern part of k23, using the big pick, and we found one mudbrick and many basalt grinding stones in it.  Under f23, we found a new natural accumulation, f33, that looks softer than the previous feature.  After removing f33, we found a new kind of accumulation that usually deposite above a floor, f34.  We sent the pottery, q44, directly to mKB so that we could learn the phase.  This accumulation covered a group of large stones, f37, which may be a part of the revetment wall of the temple complex.   Then we started to remove it after photographing, v21.
C1	2008-07-21_S721LH.j	lH	We started our work in this locus with taking photo for it, v22, includes the natural accumulation above the floor, f34, with the stones traces in the SW quadrant of k23, f37, and the big stone in the SE quadrant, f38, that sits in the natural accumulation, f33; this view shows also the northern half of this locus including the natural accumulation, f30, and the stone line in the east, f19, and the flat stones to the west, f20.  After taking the photo we removed the rest of f34, -using the small pick- to find a floor underneath, f39, which is full of limestone nodules. It`s mixed with big amount of pottery sherds, pebbles and weak reddish soil.  We noticed that this new floor dosen`t continue toward the stones of f37, because there is a soft powdery accumulation which is a fill, f43.  We photogrphed those new evidence with v23.  After some conversations about this new features, we decided not to remove f39.  We`ll remove it after removing the southern baulk of k23. This will help us understand the relationship of this feature and the eastern section of J01.  We will show this by photographing the section of the eastern baulk of J1 and the south baulk of k23 in J5 together.    Then we removed the natural accumulation, f33, -using the small pick- in the southeastern quadrant of k23.  We found a new feature containing large stones, f46.  It was lower than  the stone, f38, which covered floor accumulation, f34.  It`s on the same north-south line as revetment wall, f3 in k22.
C1	2008-07-21_S721MO.j	mO	we started to remove natural accumulation ,  f33 , in the Eastern part.  In antiquity the floor accumulation , f39 , was cut  to insert stones , f37 ,.  We don't know why this was done.  The evidence for the cut is a soft fill , f43 , between , f37 , and , f39 ,.  The stone , f38 , covered floor accumulation , f39 ,.  But the floor accumulation , f39 , covers the stones , f46 ,.  Now , we think that f46 may be the top of revetment wall f3.  This means that stone, f38, was probably a memory stone of the wall.  The order of deposition was: f46 then f39 then f37 then f26 and f38.
C1	2008-07-22_S722MO.j	mO	In the NW corner we started dig the natural accumulation , f30 ,.  Under it was a natural accumulation, f48, around the stones, f20.  It's similar to natural accumulation, f30.  Then we began to remove natural accumulation , f30, in the NE corner  and under it we found a mud brick deposit , f54.  We dug the natural accumulation, f30, which was SE of, f19.  Under it we found a new floor accumulation, f50,. It's the continuation to the east of floor accumulation, f33.  Under, f50, we found a highly compacted floor, f53.  It was continuation of highly compacted floor, f39.  But it was only found in a small spot.  So the accumulation order is: f19, covers f50; f50 covers, f53.  So , f19 and, f38 , wer a deposited later than f50.  ,the bricks of , f54 abuts f19.  f30 covers f48, but they are similar accumulations.
C1	2008-07-23_S724LH.j	lH	We started with removing the rest of the natural accumulation, f30, between the stones of f20 and f19.  The melted brick, f54, in the northeastern corner seemed to be continued under the natural accumulation, f30. We photographed the new feature and its relationship with the other features in this locus ,v28.  We want to remove the southern baulk of k23 in order to open our unit, J5, to the eastern section of J1. We began  to draw it, w3.  Removing the last mentioned baulk could help us tracing the continuity of the northern corner of the revetment wall, f3, in k22.  The location of the stones of f37 in the southwestern quadrant, and f46 in the southeastern quadrant seem to form a semi-circle, which maybe represents kind of cultic symbol that the Hurrians used to build at the corners of their houses, temples and other kinds of structures.  We can see this phenomenon in the southwestern corner of the temple, and in some houses in Urkesh.
C1	2008-07-24_S724LH1.j	lH	After drawing, w3, the southern baulk section, we photographed it, v32.  Therefore, we can remove it on Saturday.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LH.j	lH	After clening this locus, we photographed it, v41, in a wide view that links its features(particularly f39) with the revetment wall, f3, and the feature sequence in the eastern section of J1.  Then we started to excavate the natural accumulation, f48, inside the arc formed by the stones of f37 and f46.  Then we extended the excavation to the south and noticed two new stones in the southeastern corner of this locus, that may be a part of the top of the revetment wall, f3.  After claeaning, we photographed the new evidence, v42.
C1	2008-08-03_S803LH.j	lH	We continued excavating the southwestern quadrant of this locus together with the western part of the southern baulk that abuts the stones of the revetment wall, f3.  After we removed the rest of the sandy lamination, f78, we started to remove the dense natural accumulation below, f80.  Below the last mentioned natural accumulation, f80, we found a new layer of chunky, sandy lamination, f81, which we finished excavating today.  The collected pottery from f78, 80 and 81 includes many Mittani-style flat rims, and goblet bases.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LH.j	lH	We removed the dense natural accumulation, f82, at the southwestern quadrant of this locus.  The stone triangle, f99, became more clear, so we could notice that it`s linked with the stones of f41, running to the northwest, and probably continue its direction below the stones of f37 and f20.  We photographed this new feature in its relationship with the surrounding features, v55.  The natural accumulation, f82, was covering a lens of ashy soil, f83, which rested directly above the glacis, f74.  Removing the ashy layer, f83, helped to see clearly the extention of the glacis, f74, which abuts the western border of all the stones of f41, and sloping towards the south and the southwest.  The ashy layer above it in this locus could be connected to the same phenomenon that produced the ash above the glacis of J6, f63.  Above the third and the second millenium glacis in J1 gB also noticed the same ashy layer.
C1	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	The east and north baulks were drawn and photographed on S811 and S813 respectively.  See v76, v77, w111, w12.  We began removing the east baulk as f132.  Other than a one-stone extension to the east for stone installation, f19, no significant architecture was found.  We designated two large stones previously found as f138 and f139.
C1	2008-08-21_S821JW.j	jW	Finished excavating the volumetric material, f153, comprising the north baulk.  The southern part of staircase, f21, was exposed, but we still do not understand the link between it and the arrangement of stones to its south, f126, which may represent a damaged structure that originally abutted the staircase.
D1a	2008-09-17_S917JW.j	jW	a1
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a13
D1a	2008-07-12_S914LH.j	dL	f2
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	dL	f9
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	lH	f10
D1a	2008-07-14_S914LH.j	dL	f11
D1a	2008-07-16_S914LH.j	mO	f16
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	lH	f19
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	lH	f20
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	lH	f22
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	lH	f23
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	dL	f24
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	dL	f25
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	dL	f26
D1a	2008-07-19_S914LH.j	dL	f30
D1a	2008-07-19_S914LH.j	dL	f31
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	lH	f33
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	mO	f34
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	mO	f37
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	mO	f38
D1a	2008-07-21_S914LH.j	lH	f39
D1a	2008-07-21_S914LH.j	sNP	f43
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	mO	f46
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	lH	f48
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	sNP	f50
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	sNP	f51
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	sNP	f53
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	mO	f54
D1a	2008-08-04_S914LH.j	sNP	f99
D1a	2008-08-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f132
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f197
D1a	2008-07-13_T323JW.j	dL	i2
D1a	2008-07-15_T323JW.j	mO	i4
D1a	2008-07-16_T323JW.j	dL	i6
D1a	2008-07-16_T323JW.j	dL	i7
D1a	2008-07-17_T323JW.j	mO	i10
D1a	2008-07-17_T323JW.j	mO	i11
D1a	2008-07-19_T323JW.j	mO	i14
D1a	2008-07-22_T323JW.j	sNP	i16
D1a	2008-07-22_T323JW.j	sNP	i17
D1a	2008-07-22_T323JW.j	sNP	i18
D1a	2008-07-13_S713DL.j	sNP	q2
D1a	2008-07-13_S713DL.j	lH	q5
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL2.j	dL	q7
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	lH	q10
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	mO	q11
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	mO	q13
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	dL	q15
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	mO	q18
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	mO	q22
D1a	2008-07-17_S719MO1.j	dL	q28
D1a	2008-07-17_S719MO1.j	dL	q29
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	mO	q33
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	dL	q34
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	dL	q36
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	sNP	q37
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	mO	q38
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	lH	q42
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	mO	q44
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q47
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q51
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	mO	q53
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	sNP	q56
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	lH	q57
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	mO	q59
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	sNP	q62
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	mO	q67
D1a	2008-07-28_S728DL.j	dL	q89
D1a	2008-07-28_S728DL.j	lH	q91
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q94
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q96
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	sNP	q139
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q142
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q143
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q144
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	lH	q146
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q190
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q195
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q205
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q207
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q208
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	sNP	q227
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	sNP	q235
D1a	2010-08-04_U804JW1.j	jW	q484
D3	2008-07-12_S712DL-R.j	dL	r5 (42826 46319 - 9288 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-24_S726DL3R.j	sNP	r268 (42835 46312 - 9160 / Relay location: W point)
D3	2008-07-24_S726DL3R.j	sNP	r269 (42970 45950 - 9161 / Relay location: E point)
D3	2008-07-29_S729DL3R.j	sNP	r320 (42826 46315 - 9103 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-07-29_S729DL3R.j	sNP	r321 (42972 45949 - 9116 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2008-08-11_S813DL2R.j	dL	r616 (43201 46455 - 9226 / Relay location: N limit)
D3	2008-08-11_S813DL2R.j	dL	r617 (42786 46289 - 9226 / Relay location: S limit)
D3	2008-08-11_S813DL2R.j	dL	r618 (43201 46455 - 9229 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-11_S813DL2R.j	dL	r619 (43344 46091 - 9229 / Relay location: W limit)
D20	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	m4425
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 E
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 N
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v1
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v1b
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v3
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v5
O15	2008-07-21_S722LH.j	lH	v22
O15	2008-07-21_S722LH.j	lH	v23
O15	2008-07-22_S722LH.j	lH	v11
O15	2008-07-22_S722LH.j	lH	v26
O15	2008-07-23_S819DL2.j	lH	w3
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v41a
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v41b
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v42
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v42a
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v49
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v53
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v55
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v56
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v57
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v57a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-11_S819DL2.j	sNP	w11
O15	2008-08-11_S819DL2.j	sNP	w12
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v76
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v76a
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v77
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v77a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v82e
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v84
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v85
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v85a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH1.j	jW	v98
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v89
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v96
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v97
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v99
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v116
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v116a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v117
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v117a
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v118
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v128b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v129
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v129a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v130
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v135
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v135a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v136
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v136a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v138
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v138a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-26_T326JW2.j	jW	p4
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p7
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k24
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1216 j5w115 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	This locus was the expected location of the northern extension of the revetment wall system excavated (as unit J1) in previous seasons.  Among other things, it yeilded the monumental staircase, f21.
C1	2008-07-13_S713LH.j	lH	We began excavating this locus today. Under topsoil, f1, is natural accumulation, f7.  In the Northeastern quadrant we found i1 which is a body of an animal figurine with broken head and legs.  A stone hearth, f8, was in the southwest quadrant.
C1	2008-07-14_S714LH.j	lH	We continued digging natural accumulation, f7, but we noticed the same differences which is in k23 also near the western border, but it was 10cm deeper than that in k23.  But we didn`t consider it as a new feature because it`s not different in the nature of its deposition from f7.  The q-item q8.1 is an obsidian fragment.
C1	2008-07-15_S715LH.j	lH	We removed f7, from which we got a clay body of animal figurine,i5.  At the western border and towards the east we found new natural lens, f12, that could be the ancient surface of the terrace at the end of the last period of settlement.  In the Eastern half we found soft soil, f13.  In the NE quadrant was a line of at least three large limestone blocks, f14, running east to west.  We phtographed f12 and f13 in v6.  Photo v7 shows the line of stones, f14, and a Mittani sherd which was directly on top of the stones.  The stones of f14 are at elevation 9181.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LH1.j	lH	We found more stones that were part of the installation of stones, f14.  The hard accumulation in the west half of the locus, f12, may be covering more stones of f14, so we decided to remove f12 after we had photos for f12, f13, f14, in v10.  We found another Mittani rim sherd among the stones, f14, that belongs to q17.  Beside that we found a broken base of Mittani goblet that belongs to q20.
C1	2008-07-18_S718LH.j	lH	We continued removing  the natural accumulation, f12, where we found a new line of stones, f21, that runs in south-north direcion.
C1	2008-07-22_S722LH1.j	lH	We started to excavate the southwestern quadrant of this locus, by removing the natural accumulation, f52.  We found at least two steps below and to the west of the original stones of f21.  The new steps are made of large dressed stones.
C1	2008-07-22_S722MO.j	mO	we divided the square in two parts.  We dug in the southern part in the SW corner.  We found the continuation of NS line of stones, f21. There are at last three additional  steps to the west.
C1	2008-07-23_S724LH.j	lH	We continued digging the western edge, and removing the natural accumulation, f52.  The last mentioned feature seemed to cover another line of stones which is the third step in the staircase, f21, discovered by probinging the accumulation, f52, along the western baulk with the Shish.  So after exposing the third step in the southwestern quadrant of k24, we took a new photo of it, v29.
C1	2008-07-24_S724LH1.j	lH	We continued removing the natural accumulation, f52, from the western border of this locus.  At the northwestern corner we found a horizontal big stone, that offers the northern limit for the staircase.  To the north of it we found a lens that is very compact and full of pebbles.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LH.j	lH	We discovered that three layers abut the stones of f14.  The natural accumuation, f52, is the highest layer that abuts the stones of f14.  We temporarily left a portion in the northeastern corner, so that we could photograph it and the two new features that appears under it, f65 and f66.  The first feature, f65, is a highly compact floor that is full of pebbles and pottery sherds, with a flat surface.  It extends from the northeastern corner of this locus to about 130 cm to the east.  The second feature, f66, covers f65.  It is a compact natural accumulation, with irregular surface.  After cleaning the locus with its new features, we photographed them, v37.  Then we removed the rest of f52 in the southeastern corner to find that f66 continues its extention under the natural accumulation of f52.
C1	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	The east and north baulks were drawn and photographed on S812 and S813, respectively. See v74, v75, w14, w13.  We began removing the east baulk as f133.  In the baulk were an extension to the north of stone installation, f14, and a clear indication that f14 was identical to installation, f108, in k14.  In addition we found an N-S line of stones, f140, which resemble those that form the west face of the top of staircase, f21.
C2	2008-07-13_S713LH.j	lH	Tomorrow at first light we will photograph f8 and then remove it.
C2	2008-07-14_S714LH.j	lH	Tomorrow, we are going to take v5 for the new features f10, f11 in k23 because we will remove them.
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a6
D1a	2008-07-12_S914LH.j	sNP	f1
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	lH	f7
D1a	2008-07-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f8
D1a	2008-07-15_S914LH.j	sNP	f12
D1a	2008-07-15_S914LH.j	dL	f13
D1a	2008-07-14_S914LH.j	lH	f14
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	lH	f21
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	sNP	f52
D1a	2008-07-28_S914LH.j	lH	f65
D1a	2008-07-28_S914LH.j	lH	f66
D1a	2008-07-29_S914LH.j	sNP	f69
D1a	2008-08-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f133
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f140
D1a	2008-07-13_T323JW.j	lH	i1
D1a	2008-07-15_T323JW.j	dL	i3
D1a	2008-07-15_T323JW.j	dL	i5
D1a	2008-07-13_S713DL.j	sNP	q1
D1a	2008-07-13_S713DL.j	lH	q3
D1a	2008-07-13_S713DL.j	lH	q4
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL2.j	dL	q6
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL2.j	dL	q8
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	lH	q9
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	mO	q12
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	sNP	q14
D1a	2008-07-14_S714DL3.j	dL	q16
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	mO	q17
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	dL	q20
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	dL	q21
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	dL	q23
D1a	2008-07-17_S722DL1.j	dL	q24
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	sNP	q63
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	mO	q66
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	sNP	q71
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q75
D1a	2008-07-28_S728DL.j	lH	q90
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q189
D3	2008-08-12_S813DL2R.j	sNP	r620 (43801 46280 - 9239 / Relay location: W limit)
D3	2008-08-12_S813DL2R.j	sNP	r621 (43662 46633 - 9239 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-13_S813DL2R.j	sNP	r622 (43662 46633 - 9239 / Relay location: N limit)
D3	2008-08-13_S813DL2R.j	sNP	r623 (43302 46497 - 9239 / Relay location: S limit)
D20	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	m4667
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 E
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 N
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v1
O15	2008-07-13_S714DL5.j	lH	v1a
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v3
O15	2008-07-14_S714DL5.j	lH	v3a
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v6
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v7
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v8
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v8a
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v10
O15	2008-07-22_S819DL2.j	sNP	w2
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v37
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v37a
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v44
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v45
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v45a
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v50
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v60
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72d
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-12_S819DL2.j	sNP	w13
O15	2008-08-12_S819DL2.j	sNP	w14
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v74
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v74a
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v75
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v75a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83e
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v118
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v119
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v120
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v130
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v224
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k31
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q252

J5k32
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1217 j5w116 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was excavated to clear sightlines into J5 from an observation platform built directly to the south.
C1	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	After photography, v78, a crew from A20 began to excavate the topsoil, f134, with the large pick.  After two pick runs, we began to excavate the naturual accumulation under the topsoil, f136.
C1	2008-08-14_S814JW.j	jW	We resumed excavation of natural accumulation, f136, with large picks.  Except for a few isolated small stones, there was nothing of interest, which so far matches our hypothesis, that this locus overlays the western extension of escarpment, f74 - first discovered in k22 to the east - and that nothing else was ever built thereafter in that location.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	We continued to excavate natural accumulation, f136, which has not changed since we removed the topsoil.  The outside sections of the east and north baulks confirm that the accumulation is uniform to a depth of about two meters from the surface.
C1	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	We continued to excavate natural accumulation, f136.  At the end of the day we decided to cease excavations there and document the results.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Drew, w18, and photographed, v93 the north baulk.  Drew, w19, and photographed, v94, the east baulk in preparation for removal.
C1	2008-08-21_S821JW.j	jW	Removed the north baulk, which was treated as volumetric material, f162, since the stratigraphy had already been documented by drawing and photography as topsoil and a single accumulation under it.
C1	2008-08-23_S824JW.j	jW	Removed the volumetric material in the east baulk, f162.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	We cut its northeastern corner in about 50 cm to the west, and 50 cm to the south.  Removing this corner was in order to better view from the panorama which is to the south of J5.  That coner used to stand against the stone installation in k23, so it was impossible to see the whole structure without removing it.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	We extended the borders of the triangle at the northeastern corner, f167, about 1 m to the west and 2 to the south.  This triangle dimensions which we started to remove yesterday was 50 cm to the west and 50 cm to the south originally.  Removing this corner was in order to better view from the panorama which is to the south of J5.  That coner used to stand against the stone installation in k23, so it was impossible to see the whole structure without removing it.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We finished removing the volumetric material, f167, from the northeast corner of this locus.
D1a	2008-08-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f134
D1a	2008-08-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f136
D1a	2008-08-21_S914LH.j	sNP	f162
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f167
D1a	2008-08-09_T323JW.j	sNP	i28
D1a	2008-08-26_T323JW.j	lH	i31
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q188
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q193
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	sNP	q198
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q203
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q210
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	dL	q213
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	sNP	q238
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	sNP	q242
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q256
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q263
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q274
D3	2008-08-18_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r706 (43050 45445 - 9222 / Relay location: W limit)
D3	2008-08-18_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r707 (42910 45801 - 9223 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-18_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r708 (42910 45801 - 9223 / Relay location: N limit)
D3	2008-08-18_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r709 (42543 45677 - 9223 / Relay location: S limit)
D3	2009-08-25_T825JW-R.j	aAJ	r1566 (42939 45668 - 8934 / Relay location: m6216)
D3	2009-08-25_T825JW-R.j	aAJ	r1567 (42699 46044 - 9031 / Relay location: m621 5)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4966
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v78
O15	2008-08-18_S819DL2.j	sNP	w18
O15	2008-08-18_S819DL2.j	sNP	w19
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v93
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v93a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v94
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v124
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v124a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v124b
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k33
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1218 j5w117 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-08-20_S820JW.j	jW	Removed north baulk as volumetric material, f160.
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was the expected location of link between the monumental staircase, f21, and the stonework of locus k43.
C1	2008-07-24_S724LH1.j	lH	We started excavating its topsoil, f55, which looks chunky and compact. Under the top soil, we found a new natural accumulation, f59.
C1	2008-07-26_S726LH.j	lH	We continued removing the natural accumulation, f59, which was soft and chunky.  At midday we moved the workmen from this locus to remove the northern baulk of k22.
C1	2008-07-31_S731JW.j	jW	We continued to remove natural accumulation, f59 with two crews using large picks.  Although not of uniform consistency having areas of soft and hard patches due to the action of water and erosion after abandonment, we kept digging it as one feature because the overall color and texture did not change.  It contained few inclusions.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LH.j	lH	We removed the compact crusted natural accumulation, f98, which extended on all over this locus below the soft powdery accumulation, f94.  This highly compact floor could be connected with the similar layers in the surrounding loci; f60 in k44, f93 in k43, f45 in k34, f39 in k23.  Under the compact floor, f98, we found a new feature, f100, which is a lamination, full of nodules in a red sandy matrix.  We removed the last mentioned lamination to find a very compact feature, f102.  It has the same reddish brown sandy color of the lamination, f100, which was covering it.   But it`s much more compact.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LH.j	lH	After drawing the western section of this locus, w8, we photographed it, v58.  Also we drew the northern section, w9, and photographed it, v61.  Then we drew the eastern section of this locus, w10, and photographed it, v63.
C1	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	Finished removing the east baulk, f107, and a cluster of melon-sized stones that was imbedded in it, f111.  Began excavating packed floor surface, f102, in order to define the interface between the staircase, f21;  the wall, f41; and its glacis, f74.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LH.j	lH	For this eastern baulk, we started to remove it as one feature, f107, because all of the collected pottery from k23 is Mittani style.
C1	2008-08-09_S809JW.j	jW	Continued to carefully excavate the clean, hard, naturally compacted, fine-grained accumulation, f102.  Under it was a very sandy laminar accumulation, f122.  As we removed this acccumulation, we noticed a very hard-surface accumulation, f124, underneath, which abutted the N-S line of stones, f126, in the same way that glacis f74 abutted wall, f41 to the south.  On this basis, jW tentatively called the accumulation in this area, glacis, f121.  Later detailed analysis with the assistance of fAB and rE established that f121 was a continuation of f124, and that it was a natural glacis formed atop f74, which is several layers of accumulation below.  Late in the day we began removing f124.
C1	2008-08-10_S810LH.j	lH	We continued excavating the eastern half including the eastern baulk of this locus, so we removed the rest of the compact natural accumulation of f124.  Below the last mentioned accumulation there was another compact layer, f127, which formed by a lamination full of nodules, Mittani style pottery sherds, animal bones, and teeth for different kinds of animals (probably donkey and rodent..).  The lamination of f127 covers a layer of natural accumulation, f128, which appears in the western section of k23.  It also abuts the stones of f126 in the eastern baulk.  In the northern part of the baulk we found traces of new stones in the same line as the stones of f126.
C1	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	Began excavating laminated accumulation, f128, with the large pick as planned.  Along the western face of the midline boundary, pickman Kamiran reported that the feature was now much harder and was breaking up into rectangular pieces of dense material.  On the south end of the eastern border with stone installation f126, a lower stone in line with the staircase, f21, appeared.  These data were evidence that the escarpment that we were searching for may possibly slope up to the west rather than down as we had expected.  After thorough cleaning, the locus was photographed, v79.  After shifting to the small pick, we started excavating a new soil accumulation, f135, below f128.  We started from the far southeast corner, where we could see the escarpment, f74, about 10cm below and to the east.  We began to remove f135 and found that it covered a very hard, gray layer with some embedded sherds.  As it was still about 5cm above f74, we designated it floor accumulation, f137.  Traces of f137 could be seen in the west section of the east half square in k33 and in the north edge of the west section of k22.
C1	2008-08-14_S814JW.j	jW	We finished excavating laminar floor accumulation, f135.  It could be seen in section and differed in both color (brown versus gray) and texture (hard versus very hard) from the floor accumulation, f137, below it which in turn covers the almost stone-like escarpment, f74.  Consulted with rE, supervisor of unit J1 (which has several similar escarpment surfaces with hard accumulations above) to properly instruct pickman.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	We continued to excavate floor accumulation, f137.  Two pottery lots, q204 and q209 were tagged for immediate evaluation of the phase by mKB.
C1	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	We removed two more q-lots from floor accumulation, f137.  There is a miniature wadi that has formed about 50 cm west of the stone installation, f126, and most of the pottery and bones came from the bottom of it.  The situation was documented in v88.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Drew, w17, and photographed, v90, the bottom part of the north baulk in preparation for removal.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	We removed the rest of the part of the floor accumulation, f137, that abuts the bottom step of the staircase, f21, and the stone installation, f126.  Under the floor accumulation, f137, we found a compact escarpment which had been disturbed by a gulley, f168.  The gulley runs south-north near the bottom step of staicase, f21, and continue its line parallel to the stone instalation, f126, in k23 then we can see the rest of it near the revetment wall, f3, in k22 and k12.  We photographed the new feature, v105 and v106, in order to  understand the sequence of the features that abut the staircase, f21, and the stone installation, f126, to the south of the staircase.
C2	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	We will excavate f102 and the accumulations below it by starting in the far SE corner of the locus, move west to the N-S midline, then move north toward f21.
C2	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	On S814 we will remove the balance of f135, which is primarily located in the eastern quarter of the locus.  We well clean well and photgraph, then consult with gB and fAB before we begin to excavate f137.
C2	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	as of today we will cease excavation in this locus for the MZ21 season.
D1a	2008-07-23_S914LH.j	dL	f55
D1a	2008-07-24_S914LH.j	sNP	f59
D1a	2008-08-02_S914LH.j	sNP	f94
D1a	2008-08-04_S914LH.j	sNP	f98
D1a	2008-08-04_S914LH.j	dL	f100
D1a	2008-08-05_S914LH.j	sNP	f102
D1a	2008-08-05_S914LH.j	sNP	f103
D1a	2008-08-06_S914LH.j	sNP	f107
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	sNP	f111
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f121
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f122
D1a	2008-08-09_S914LH.j	dL	f124
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f126
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f127
D1a	2008-08-10_S914LH.j	sNP	f128
D1a	2008-08-13_S914LH.j	sNP	f135
D1a	2008-08-14_S914LH.j	dL	f137
D1a	2008-08-19_S914LH.j	dL	f160
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f168
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f194
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	eA	f229
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	eA	f230
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	sE	f231
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	sE	f232
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	sE	f233
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	jN	f234
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f237
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f238
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f239
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f240
D1a	2009-08-24_T901SE.j	sE	f286
D1a	2008-08-07_T323JW.j	sNP	i25
D1a	2008-08-09_T323JW.j	sNP	i27
D1a	2009-08-05_T820SE2.j	jN	i53
D1a	2009-08-05_T820SE2.j	jN	i54
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	sNP	q68
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q73
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q78
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q82
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q116
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	dL	q117
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	dL	q119
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q126
D1a	2008-08-02_S803DL7.j	sNP	q131
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	dL	q135
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	sNP	q138
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q141
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q145
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q148
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	sNP	q157
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	dL	q159
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q163
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q167
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	dL	q170
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	dL	q174
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	sNP	q176
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	sNP	q179
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	sNP	q182
D1a	2008-08-10_S810DL1.j	dL	q184
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q186
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q191
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q192
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	dL	q197
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	dL	q201
D1a	2008-08-14_S816DL1.j	dL	q202
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q204
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	sNP	q209
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	dL	q214
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	jW	q215
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q228
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	sNP	q231
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	lH	q258
D1a	2009-07-31_T802SE.j	eA	q326
D1a	2009-07-31_T802SE.j	sE	q327
D1a	2009-08-01_T802SE.j	sE	q329
D1a	2009-08-01_T802SE.j	eA	q330
D1a	2009-08-01_T802SE.j	eA	q332
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	jN	q333
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	jN	q334
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	eA	q336
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	eA	q337
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	eA	q338
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	eA	q339
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	eA	q340
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	eA	q342
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	jN	q343
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	eA	q347
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	sE	q355
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q462
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q465
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	dL	r497 (43160 45484 - 9174 / Relay location: S point)
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	dL	r498 (43511 45620 - 9232 / Relay location: N point)
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	sNP	r504 (43511 45620 - 9233 / Relay location: W point)
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	sNP	r505 (43378 45975 - 9233 / Relay location: E point)
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	sNP	r506 (43378 45975 - 9233 / Relay location: N point)
D3	2008-08-05_S805DL2R.j	sNP	r507 (43015 45846 - 9233 / Relay location: S point)
D3	2008-08-17_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r704 (43439 45815 - 9101 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-17_S818DL3R.j	sNP	r705 (43333 46077 - 9101 / Relay location: W limit)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4823
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-04_S819DL2.j	sNP	w8
O15	2008-08-05_S819DL2.j	sNP	w9
O15	2008-08-05_S819DL2.j	sNP	w10
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v58
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v58a
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v61
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v61a
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v63
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v63a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-13_S813DL4.j	sNP	v79
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v79a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v79b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v79c
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v81
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v81a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v81b
O15	2008-08-17_S819DL2.j	sNP	w17
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v88
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v88a
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v88b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v88c
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v90
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v90a
O15	2008-08-25_S825LH.j	lH	v105
O15	2008-08-25_S825LH.j	lH	v106
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v118
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v130
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p6
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v164
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v167
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v167a
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168a
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168b
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168c
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168d
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v170
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v170a
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v171
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v171a
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v171b
O15	2009-08-05_T810SE1.j	sE	v173
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v176
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v176a
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v176b
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v220
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v220a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k34
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1219 j5w118 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	This locus was the expected location of link between the monumental staircase, f21, and the stonework of locus k44.
C1	2008-07-16_S716LH1.j	lH	We started to excavate the topsoil, f15.  A clay figurine of a female body was found among this feature, i8.
C1	2008-07-18_S718LH.j	lH	The excavation continuing in this locus.  Under the topsoil there is a new natural accumulation, f17.
C1	2008-07-19_S719LH.j	lH	We removed the natural accumulation, f17, which was covering another natural accumulation, f29, which looks lighter and softer.
C1	2008-07-20_S720LH.j	lH	We planed to stop excavating the whole locus after we reach the depth of 9200, but when we measured the depth, it was already 9190.  Then we began to excavate only the north half using the big pick.
C1	2008-07-21_S721LH.j	lH	bWP put new markers in the northern half of this locus.  We continued removing the natural accumulation, f29, to find a new feature under it, f42.  It looks very compact, and similar to the floor accumulation , f34, above the floor, f39, in k23.  We photographed the new feature, v24, so we could remove it -using the big pick.  After removing the last mentioned feature, we found a new feature, f45.  It`s a kind of highly compacted floor, type b, full of nodules and pottery sherds among reddish soil.  It reminds us of the floor of k23, f39.  So we took a new photo for it, v25.
C1	2008-07-21_S721MO.j	mO	we saw new feature similar to f34 in k23 and in same elevation, we gave it new number f42.
C1	2008-07-23_S724LH.j	lH	we stop excavating the northern half of this locus to preserve the floor which was discovered in it, f45, and which was covered by a floor accumulation was full of pottery sherds dated back to the Middle Assyrian period.  After protecting the natural floor, f45 with sheets of plastic, we started digging natural accumulation, f29, in southern half of the locus to expose the natural floor, f45.  Assuming that floor, f45 extends throughout the locus we will remove only the southern half to expose the staircase, f21.remove it in this half to follow the continuity of the staircase.
C1	2008-07-24_S724LH1.j	lH	We are continuing removing the natural accumulation, f29, in the southern half of k34.  The floor accumulation, f42, was excavated and then we cleaned the natural floor, f45, which extended across the entire locus, for a photograph, v43.  Then, we began to excavate the floor, f45 in the southern half.  Pickman kHussein noted that f45 was laminar, had been formed by successive actions of water, and highly compacted (sherds generally lay flat) by foot traffic.
C1	2008-07-26_S726LH.j	lH	We focused on excavating the southern part, to keep the natural floor, f45, in the northern half for the moment.  After removing the rest of the last mentioned feature in the southern half of this locus, we found a new feature that formed by lamination, f63.  The collected pottery was various (dotted decoration, red slip, imitation metal ware..).
C1	2008-07-28_S728LH.j	lH	We photographed this locus in v39, to show the sequnce of its features, the floor, f45, in the northern half of it, and the laminated natural accumulation, f63, in the southern half.  Then we drew and photographed the section of the eastern baulk, w4 and v38.  We did the same for the section of the northern baulk, w5 and v40.  We drew and photographed The sections  in order to remove the eastern baulk of this locus, which we started with after the breakfast.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LH.j	lH	After removing the rest of the eastern baulk, we started to excavate the southern half of the baulk, where we found two new lines of stones, which form staircase, f21.  The first step(which is the fourth in the staircase) is formed by three flat stones.  It was distinguished by a horizontal circular hole in the western section - in the south half of the second stone face.  The hole could have been previously used as a door socket or a pole to support a light roof.  The hollowed stone may not be in situ, but reused.  The second line of stones that formed the second newly descovered step, includes two stones, with a rough surface.  To the west of the last mentioned step, which is the fifth step in the staircase, f21, we found a new feature, f70, under the lamination of f63.  The new feature seems very compact and flat.  Its elevation is 9090 which is the same as the top of the revetment wall, f3.  We photographed the wide view, v44, of k24 and k34, and the relationships between the staircase and the floor which abuts it, f45. Then, we dug below the northern half of the eastern baulk of k34 and recovered new stones, that are a part of stone installation, f14, and located at the north border of the lowest step of staircase, f21.
C1	2008-08-06_S806LH.j	lH	We started excavating the eastern baulk of this locus.  We removed the topsoil, f55, and the upper natural accumulation, f59, as one feature, f103.  We removed the natural accumulation of f94 as separate feature for chronological and pottery typological reasons.  The last mentioned accumulation may be linked with the Middle Assyrian floor accumulation, f42, in k34.  Tomorrow we will remove the Mittani features, f98 and f100, as a third separate feature.
C1	2008-08-23_S824JW.j	jW	After a false start to excavate a 100cm-wide test trench along the staircase
C1	2008-08-24_S824LH2.j	lH	We continued excavating the southern part of the lamination, f128, that abuts the last step of the staircase, f21.  This lamination was covered by the compact flat surface, f70.  It`s covering the laminar accumulation, f135.
C2	2008-08-02_S802JW.j	jW	Score, draw and photograph the west section of locus k34 in lieu of the east section of k44, which is obstructed by several lines of stones.  Then, remove it to better understand the relationship among the stone installations of k44, the staircase, f21, and the accumulations between them, f42, f45, f63, and f70
D1a	2008-07-16_S914LH.j	dL	f15
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	dL	f17
D1a	2008-07-19_S914LH.j	dL	f29
D1a	2008-07-21_S914LH.j	dL	f42
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	mO	f45
D1a	2008-07-26_S914LH.j	lH	f63
D1a	2008-07-28_S914LH.j	dL	f67
D1a	2008-07-29_S914LH.j	sNP	f70
D1a	2008-08-17_S914LH.j	jW	f152
D1a	2008-07-16_T323JW.j	mO	i8
D1a	2008-07-23_T323JW.j	dL	i20
D1a	2008-07-30_T323JW.j	sNP	i22
D1a	2008-07-30_T323JW.j	dL	i24
D1a	2008-07-16_S716MO2.j	dL	q19
D1a	2008-07-17_S722DL1.j	dL	q25
D1a	2008-07-17_S719MO1.j	dL	q27
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	mO	q31
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	sNP	q39
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q46
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q50
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	mO	q65
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	sNP	q69
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q72
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q77
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q80
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q81
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q84
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q86
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	lH	q88
D1a	2008-07-28_S728DL.j	dL	q92
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q93
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q97
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q98
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	sNP	q101
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	sNP	q102
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q105
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q107
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q108
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q113
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q114
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	dL	q240
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	sNP	q243
D1a	2008-08-23_S823DL1.j	dL	q246
D1a	2008-08-24_S824DL.j	sNP	q250
D1a	2008-08-24_S824DL.j	sNP	q251
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q254
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q255
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	sE	q344
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	eA	q345
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	jN	q350
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q352
D3	2008-07-20_S720MO-R.j	sNP	r190 (43792 45721 - 9196 / Relay location: W nail)
D3	2008-07-20_S720MO-R.j	sNP	r191 (43647 46091 - 9188 / Relay location: E nail)
D3	2008-07-28_S728DL3R.j	dL	r314 (43837 46169 - 9225 / Relay location: E marker)
D3	2008-07-28_S728DL3R.j	dL	r315 (43984 45795 - 9225 / Relay location: W marker)
D3	2008-07-28_S728DL3R.j	sNP	r306 (43837 46169 - 9225 / Relay location: N marker)
D3	2008-07-28_S728DL3R.j	sNP	r307 (43471 46028 - 9225 / Relay location: S marker)
D3	2008-08-03_S803DL3R.j	dL	r397 (43619 45656 - 9230 / Relay location: S marker)
D3	2008-08-03_S803DL3R.j	dL	r398 (43984 45794 - 9229 / Relay location: N marker)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1525 (43728 46166 - 9126 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1526 (43793 45915 - 9084 / Relay location: NW corner)
D20	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	m4741
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 E
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 N
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v9
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v9a
O15	2008-07-21_S722LH.j	lH	v24
O15	2008-07-21_S722LH.j	lH	v25
O15	2008-07-27_S819DL2.j	sNP	w5
O15	2008-07-28_S819DL2.j	sNP	w4
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v38
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v38a
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v39
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v40
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v40a
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v44
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v45
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v50
O15	2008-08-03_S819DL2.j	sNP	w7
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v60
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72c
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v83
O15	2008-08-25_S825LH.j	lH	v105
O15	2008-08-25_S825LH.j	lH	v106
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v118
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v121
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v140
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-30_T330JW1.j	jW	p5
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168a
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v168c
O15	2009-08-05_T810SE1.j	sE	v173
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k43
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1220 j5w119 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	This locus was excavated to explore the nature and extent of the stone installations to the west of the stone staircase installation, f21.
C1	2008-07-26_S726LH.j	lH	We started excavating its topsoil, f56, which looks chunky and soft.  In the topsoil we found a distinctive pottery sherd, that is decorated with unclear shapes that might be part of scorpion or snake, q83.
C1	2008-07-29_S729LH.j	lH	After removing the topsoil, f56, we found a natural accumulation, f68.  The new feature was soft and chunky.  In the western border of this locus we found a new line of stones, f71, that sits in the last mentioned accumulation. We photographed this new feature after cleaning it, v43.  To the east of this stone installation we found a new layer that was full of fist-sized stones and pottery sherds.  It may be a floor associated with stones, f71.
C1	2008-08-02_S802LH.j	lH	After removing the natural accumulation, f75, which covered the stone installation, f91, that runs north-south in the middle of this locus, we noticed two separate natural accumulations - one on its eastern side, f93, and one on the western side, f92.  We didn`t excavate the western natural accumulation, f92, today.  So we started to remove the natural soft accumulation of f93 with the big pick.  We uncoverd a new row of stones while excavating f93.  After removing the natural accumulation of f93, which only covered the lower part of stone installation, f91, we found a new soft lamination, f95.  The last mentioned feature is free of pottery sherds, pebbles and inclusions.
C1	2008-08-03_S803LH.j	lH	We photographed the whole locus after cleaning it, v52, to show the relationship between the different levels of stone installations in it, f71, f73 and f91.  We removed the rest of the compact lamination, f95, in the eastern border of this locus.  Under the last mentioned feature we found a new layer, f97, of compact crust probably formed by melted brick.  We stopped excavating in this locus, while waiting to remove the northern baulk in order to understand the relationship between the stone installations in k44 and k43.  Excavating the western half of the last mentioned baulk would help us to explane the gap between the stones, f71, and the northern border, where we found a baked red mudbrick.  Also the pottery sherds which we will collect may help us recognize the phase of the highest stone installations in k44, f28, and in k43, f71.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Began to remove the north baulk as volumetric material, f156.  Photographed north section, v91.
C1	2008-08-19_S819JW.j	jW	Finished excavating the north baulk of this locus.  We found that the stone installations f28 in k44 and f71 were linked by a threshold, f163.  Although the bottom rows of stone installations f49 in k44 and f91 in k43 were continuous across the baulk, the top rows were not.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We photographed the threshold, f163 (v112), that connects the stone installations, f28 and f49, in k44 from the stone installation, f71 and f91, in k43.
D1a	2008-07-23_S914LH.j	dL	f56
D1a	2008-07-29_S914LH.j	sNP	f68
D1a	2008-07-29_S914LH.j	sNP	f71
D1a	2008-07-30_S914LH.j	sNP	f73
D1a	2008-07-30_S914LH.j	sNP	f75
D1a	2008-07-30_S914LH.j	sNP	f76
D1a	2008-07-31_S914LH.j	sNP	f91
D1a	2008-08-02_S914LH.j	sNP	f92
D1a	2008-08-02_S914LH.j	sNP	f93
D1a	2008-08-02_S914LH.j	sNP	f95
D1a	2008-08-03_S914LH.j	sNP	f97
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	sNP	f114
D1a	2008-08-18_S914LH.j	dL	f156
D1a	2008-08-23_S914LH.j	jW	f163
D1a	2008-07-30_T323JW.j	sNP	i23
D1a	2008-08-09_T323JW.j	sNP	i29
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q83
D1a	2008-07-26_S726DL2.j	dL	q87
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	dL	q95
D1a	2008-07-29_S729DL1.j	sNP	q100
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q104
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q109
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q110
D1a	2008-07-30_S730DL2.j	sNP	q111
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q115
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	dL	q118
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q120
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q121
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q122
D1a	2008-07-31_S802DL2.j	lH	q123
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q124
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	sNP	q125
D1a	2008-08-02_S802DL2.j	dL	q130
D1a	2008-08-02_S803DL7.j	sNP	q132
D1a	2008-08-02_S803DL7.j	sNP	q133
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	sNP	q158
D1a	2008-08-06_S806DL1.j	dL	q160
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q165
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q166
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	jW	q218
D1a	2008-08-18_S818DL2.j	sNP	q219
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q225
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q283
D3	2008-08-17_S817DL2R.j	sNP	r702 (43690 45174 - 9250 / Relay location: E limit)
D3	2008-08-17_S817DL2R.j	sNP	r703 (43537 45583 - 9250 / Relay location: W limit)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4822
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500E
D21	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	500N
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v46
O15	2008-08-02_S802LH1.j	lH	v48
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v52
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80b
O15	2008-08-17_S819DL2.j	sNP	w16
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v91
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v91a
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112a
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-26_T326JW2.j	jW	p3
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k44
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1221 j5w120 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	This locus was excavated to explore the nature and extent of the stone installations to the west of the stone staircase installation, f21.  It was expected to link the temple and the palace.
C1	2008-07-18_S718LH.j	lH	We started to excavate its topsoil, f18, which looks like the topsoil of k34, f15, because both of them contain backfill from previous excavations.
C1	2008-07-19_S719LH.j	lH	While we were removing the topsoil, f18, we found at the depth of about 15 cm, a burial, f27, that includes a skeleton of a child, i12 - associated with q30b -.  It was located in the northeastern quadrant.  The skull was directed to the west.  The length of this skeleton is about 45 cm, the width of it about 15 cm.  We took a photo for this burial befor, while and after drowing it, using the grade, v15, v17.  In the western part of k44 we found a floor of stones in north-south direction, includes lime stones (15-47 cm length) and few basalt stones scattered among it.
C1	2008-07-20_S720LH.j	lH	For the stone floor that we discovered in k44, we took a photo, v20, but we didn`t excavate this locus today.
C1	2008-07-22_S722LH1.j	lH	We divided the locus into northern and southern half.  Then we started excavating the northern half, and removing the natural accumulation, f47.  In this accumulation, in the middle of the locus, we found a new floor of stones, f49, which is not related to the stone floor to the west of it, f28.  There are two soil layers below the bottom of f28 and the top of f49.  We noticed the layers in the section that goes under f28. The first layer is soft accumulation that comes directly under f28, and covers a crust that comes above the second stone floor, f49.  Because we removed, f47, with the big pick, we didn`t notice that it was composed of the two layers mentioned above.  After photographing the new features, we started to remove the natural accumulation, f47, in the southern part of this locus, and we found that the stones, f49, continued to the south baulk.
C1	2008-07-22_S722MO.j	mO	We started dig the natural accumulation, f47.  We discovered that the stones, f28 are not founded.  In, f47, we discovered a group of stones, f49 situated in NS direction.
C1	2008-07-23_S724LH.j	lH	We started to remove the western part of the natural accumulation, f47, to see the extent of the stone installation, f49. but we noticed that it doesn`t continue toward the west.  When removing the eastern part of the last mentioned natural accumulation, we exposed another layer of stones that co-located under the stones of f49.  To the west also we found another step of stones under the top of f49, but deeper by about 20cm.  The rest of the square at the eastern baulk seemed empty from any new line of stones, after testing it with the shish, we photographed the evidence in this locus, v30.
C1	2008-07-24_S724LH1.j	lH	We removed the natural accumlation, f57, in the eastern baulk of this locus.  Under the last mentioned feature, we found a new feature that looks like the floor accumulation, f42, in k34. The new floor accumulation have been labled as f58.  The floor did really appeared at the southwestern corner of this locus, f60.  We gave the triangular shap that was formed from the natural accumulation, f47, between the stone pathes, f28 and f49, a new feature number, f61.  Then we took a photo for the new features in this locus, v33.
C1	2008-07-26_S726LH.j	lH	We didn`t excavate it today, but we tested the sections below the stone installations, f28, and f49.  We found out that: the eastern section below f28 consists of two different accumulations, the first higher one, f47, looks soft and powdery, the underneath one, f61, looks very compact.  As to f49, the eastern section shows that it is made of two sets of stones, one atop the other.  The western section indicates that the stones, f49, are on one layer under which is a compact soil feature, f61, that is disturbed by rodents.
C1	2008-07-28_S728LH.j	lH	We started our day with photographing the features of k44, v35 and v36, to study the foundations of the stone installation.
C1	2008-08-03_S803LH.j	lH	We started to remove the eastern baulk of this locus in order to have a wide view for the loci k24, k34 and k44.  This can help us to understand the relationship among the staircase, f21; the flat empty space, f70, in k34; and the stone installations, f49 and f28, in k44.  We divided the baulk into three parts to collect pottery that will help understand the transition between Middle Assyrian phase and the Mittani phase.  The top layers of late accumulation (f15, 17, and f29) were removed as one feature, f96. The middle Assyrian accumulation, f42, will be removed as a separate feature tomorrow.  Also the Mittani features, f45 and f63 will be removed as separate features tomorrow.
C1	2008-08-04_S804LH.j	lH	We continued removing the eastern baulk of this locus.  So we removed the rest of the natural accumulation, f96, which was originally three different accumulations(f15, f17, f29).  Then we removed the floor accumulation, f42, as a separate feature.  Also the highly compact floor, f45, was removed as a separate feature.  We started to excavate the compact lamination of f63 as another separate feature, and we are going to remove the rest of it tomorrow.
C1	2008-08-05_S805LH.j	lH	We removed the rest of the hard crusted lamination, f63, in the eastern baulk of this locus.  After cleaning, We photographed, v60, the wide view of the staircase in k24(f14, f21), the hard crust, f70, in k34 and the stone installations(f28, f49) in k44.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We removed a small step of two accumulations (the natural floor, f60 and the natural accumulation, f180) from the east edge of the locus.  We discovered a tannur and large smashed pot along the western edge of f180.  Then we photographed, v111, that pottery sherds insitu and removed as many of the sherds as possible without damaging the stones of f49.  Then we backfilled the rest of the sherd that in the eastern section of the accumulation under the stone installation, f49, for the excavation next season.
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a2
D1a	2009-04-06_T406JW.j	jW	a3
D1a	2008-07-17_S914LH.j	dL	f18
D1a	2008-07-19_S914LH.j	mO	f27
D1a	2008-07-19_S914LH.j	mO	f28
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	sNP	f47
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	lH	f49
D1a	2008-07-23_S914LH.j	dL	f57
D1a	2008-07-24_S914LH.j	sNP	f58
D1a	2008-07-24_S914LH.j	dL	f60
D1a	2008-07-24_S914LH.j	dL	f61
D1a	2008-07-26_S914LH.j	lH	f62
D1a	2008-08-03_S914LH.j	sNP	f96
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	sNP	f180
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	sNP	f181
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f193
D1a	2008-09-08_S914LH.j	lH	f196
D1a	2008-07-17_T323JW.j	sNP	i9
D1a	2008-07-19_T323JW.j	mO	i12
D1a	2008-07-19_T323JW.j	dL	i13
D1a	2008-07-23_T323JW.j	sNP	i21
D1a	2008-09-10_T323JW.j	jW	i32
D1a	2008-07-17_S722DL1.j	dL	q26
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	mO	q30
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	mO	q32
D1a	2008-07-19_S719MO1.j	dL	q35
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	sNP	q40
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	sNP	q54
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	dL	q60
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	mO	q64
D1a	2008-07-23_S723DL3.j	sNP	q70
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q74
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q76
D1a	2008-07-24_S726DL2.j	sNP	q79
D1a	2008-08-03_S803DL7.j	sNP	q137
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	dL	q140
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	lH	q147
D1a	2008-08-04_S805DL1.j	lH	q149
D1a	2008-08-05_S805DL1.j	sNP	q151
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q273
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q277
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q279
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r866 (44165 45328 - 9297 / Relay location: sk43 #1)
D3	2008-09-08_S908JW-R.j	hB	r867 (43982 45797 - 9284 / Relay location: sk43 #2)
D20	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	m4743
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 E
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 N
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v9
O15	2008-07-16_S716LH.j	lH	v9b
O15	2008-07-19_S819DL2.j	eE	w1
O15	2008-07-20_S722LH.j	lH	v20
O15	2008-07-22_S722LH.j	lH	v27
O15	2008-07-30_S730LH.j	lH	v35
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v60
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v67b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v72b
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80a
O15	2008-08-14_S823JW.j	jW	v80b
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v111
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v111a
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v111b
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v111c
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112a
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v112b
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v114
O15	2008-09-19_S919JW.j	jW	v114a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v139b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v140
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v141
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v141a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-03-26_T326JW2.j	jW	p3
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226c

J5k54
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1222 j5w121 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	This locus was the expected location of link between the temple and the palace.  Due to time constraints in 2008, excavation was halted near the surface.
C1	2008-07-20_S720LH.j	lH	We opened a new locus, k54, to the west of k44; then we started to remove the topsoil, f32, after we took a photo for it, v19.  Under the topsoil we noticed a new natural accumulation, f35, and under this accumulation was a hard crust of melted brick, f36.
C1	2008-07-21_S721LH.j	lH	We removed the rest of the natural accumulation, f35, in the northern half of the locus - using the big pick.  Using the small pick, we started to remove the crust, f36.  Then we found in the southwestern quadrant a new compact feature, f44.  It is a natural accumulation that is free of pottery sherds and pebbles.  In the northeastern quadrant, there is a line of stones, f40, 140 cm long that goes toward the west.  The line has more than eight stones (15-30 cm length).
C1	2008-07-21_S721MO.j	mO	we dug in two parts; the first one is f36 which is crust.  The second part is f35 (natural accumulation).  We found new compact accumulation in the SW corner and we see the same accumulation in the SW corner of k44 covering the stones, f28.
C1	2008-07-22_S722LH1.j	lH	We continued removing the natural accumulation, f44, but we didn`t remove the stones of f40.  Under the last mentioned feature, we found a hard, compact crust.  Lots q55 and q58 came frome above the crust.  Lot q61 came from under the crust, and was sent to mKB for analysis because it might contain Middle Assyrian pottery.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	Photographed the halted excavation, v95.  Placed plastic sheeting on the bottom and began to backfill it using soil from a number of loci under excavation.
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	sNP	f32
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	dL	f35
D1a	2008-07-20_S914LH.j	dL	f36
D1a	2008-07-21_S914LH.j	lH	f40
D1a	2008-07-22_S914LH.j	mO	f44
D1a	2008-07-21_T323JW.j	dL	i15
D1a	2008-07-22_T323JW.j	sNP	i19
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	sNP	q41
D1a	2008-07-20_S720DL2.j	mO	q43
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q45
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q48
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q49
D1a	2008-07-21_S721DL2.j	dL	q52
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	sNP	q55
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	mO	q58
D1a	2008-07-22_S722DL1.j	dL	q61
D20	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	m4745
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 E
D21	2008-07-20_S720LH1.j	lH	500 N
O15	2008-07-20_S722LH.j	lH	v19
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-08-24_S824LH.j	lH	v95
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k100
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1201 j5w100 R314 jW.jpg
A35	2009-03-31_Y331JW.j	jW	L_W22d9504 j5w125 U911 jW.jpg
B11	2008-08-06_S806JW.j	jW	A truncated, sawtooth-shaped block of soil which obscures the sightlines to the revetment wall, f3; the various platforms associated with it; the stone staircase, f21; the stone wall, f41; and the glacis associated with it, f74.
B11	2008-08-20_S820JW.j	jW	Removed upper portions of the northern projections, f110, to provide proper sightlines for the viewing platform.
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	An irregularly shaped polygon whose NW corner is m4966.  This locus was excavated to clear sightlines into J5 from an observation platform built directly to the southwest.
C1	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	Excavated the baulk, f110, consisting of previously documented layers of soil which formed the locus, to a depth of 40cm below the surface.
C1	2008-08-06_S807JW.j	jW	Removed approximately 40cm of the stepped baulk line using workmen from J1.
C1	2008-08-09_S809JW.j	jW	Workmen temporarily detailed from J1 excavated natural accumulation, f110 in this locus.  About 30cm were removed before they departed.
C1	2008-08-13_S813JW.j	jW	A crew from A20 resumed the excavation of the volumetric material, f110.
C1	2008-08-16_S816JW.j	jW	We continued to excavate natural accumulation, f110.  It is very similar to natural accumulation, f136, in the adjacent locus, k32.
C1	2008-08-17_S817JW.j	jW	We continued to excavate natural accumulation, f110.  We need to adjust the north and south borders of this locus to improve the sight-lines from the observation platform.
C1	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	We exended the locus to the southwest by 150cm to improve the sightlines from the new observation platform south of k32.
C1	2008-08-19_S819JW.j	jW	Two crews excavated here, removing the projections to the northeast of the locus in preparation for excavating f157 to find the eScarpment linking units J5 and J1.  We found two rows of stones.  Unfounded f155, running northeast to southwest off the corner of revetment wall, f3, and f161, running north to south.
C1	2008-08-21_S821JW.j	jW	Finished excavating the northern projections of unexcavated baulks, f110.  Near the south face of revetment wall, f3, continued to excavate natural accumulation, f157, to find the escarpment which we have found to the west, f74, which abuts wall f41 and to the east, features 189 and 239 in unit J1. gB believes that we will have to dig deepaer to reach it since it slopes severely from northeast to southwest and from north to south.
C1	2008-08-24_S824LH2.j	lH	We started digging the topsoil, f159, of the southwestern extension of this locus in order to see the stone structures in k22, k23 and k24  more clearly from the Panorama to the south of J5.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	The strategy of the last three excavation days includes digging the southern edge of this locus to make it sloping.  This work required extending the southern edge of k11 about 1m towards the south, so the slop can be done.  The slope was done at the end of the excavation time today, with extention includes the southern edge of the southwest triangle of this locus (temporarily identified as locus 31) that had been removed for better view from the panorama to the south of J5.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	We removed the rest of the northeastern triangle (temporarily identified as locus 31) which we started digging yesterday for a better view from the panorama which is to the south of J5.  Then we extended its southern edge 1 m to the south, in order to make it sloping at the same angle of the southeastern edge slope of formerly excavated parts of this locus.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	we removed the eastern part which used to be part of J1.  The hight of this part is about three meters from the natural accumulation of f158 which coveres the compact floor accumulation, f169, that coveres the escarpment of the revetment wall in k12.  Removing this part was in order to build a staircase that leads from the plaza near the revetment wall in J1 to the additional revetment wall, f3, and the stone structures in J5.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We removed the rest of volumetric accumulation, f159, in the eastern part of the upper step of this locus.  We also removed the rest of the volumetric accumulation, f174, in the eastern part of the lower step of this locus.
C2	2008-08-18_S818JW.j	jW	We will dig out the northeast teeth to within 100cm of the old baulk line.  Also, we will excavate the northeastern two thirds of the southwest extension to the level already excavated along the northeastern edge.  Then, we will slope the remaing 50cm slice from the surface on the southwest to the lower level to the northeast.
D1a	2008-08-07_S914LH.j	sNP	f110
D1a	2008-08-19_S914LH.j	dL	f159
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f174
D1a	2009-07-21_T901SE.j	sE	f204
D1a	2009-07-27_T901SE.j	eA	f213
D1a	2009-07-28_T901SE.j	sE	f216
D1a	2009-07-28_T901SE.j	sE	f217
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f235
D1a	2009-07-30_T820SE2.j	sE	i49
D1a	2009-07-30_T820SE2.j	eA	i50
D1a	2008-08-07_S807DL3.j	sNP	q162
D1a	2008-08-09_S809DL1.j	dL	q171
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q187
D1a	2008-08-13_S813DL1.j	sNP	q194
D1a	2008-08-16_S816DL1.j	dL	q211
D1a	2008-08-17_S817DL1.j	dL	q212
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q223
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q226
D1a	2008-08-19_S819DL.j	dL	q229
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	sNP	q230
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	dL	q232
D1a	2008-08-20_S820DL.j	dL	q233
D1a	2008-08-21_S823DL1.j	sNP	q237
D1a	2008-08-24_S824DL.j	sNP	q248
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	dL	q257
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	lH	q259
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q265
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q267
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q276
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q281
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	sE	q291
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	eA	q293
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q298
D1a	2009-07-26_T802SE.j	eA	q312
D1a	2009-07-27_T802SE.j	sE	q314
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	eA	q318
D1a	2009-07-31_T802SE.j	sE	q323
D1a	2009-07-31_T802SE.j	sE	q325
D1a	2009-08-03_T805SE1.j	eA	q341
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	eA	q346
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q354
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	jN	q360
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q362
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q370
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	eA	q372
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	eA	q380
D1a	2009-08-26_T829SE.j	sE	q482
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1527 (42428 45688 - 9118 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1528 (41779 46243 - 9066 / Relay location: Notch N)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1529 (41691 46214 - 9098 / Relay location: Notch S)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1530 (41626 46383 - 9100 / Relay location: Notch E)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1531 (41545 46452 - 9097 / Relay location: NE high corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1532 (40974 46198 - 9182 / Relay location: SE high corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1533 (41114 45614 - 9205 / Relay location: SW high corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1534 (41896 45658 - 9211 / Relay location: Mid-west corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1535 (42155 45535 - 9225 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1540 (41400 46580 - 9004 / Relay location: NE low corner)
D3	2009-08-23_T823JW-R.j	jG	r1541 (40893 46411 - 8993 / Relay location: SE low corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	m4966
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding counterclockwise from the NW corner: m4966, r740, r741, r543, r542, r541, r540, r539, r538, r537, r536.
O15	2008-08-09_S809LH.j	lH	v64
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73a
O15	2008-08-11_S811LH.j	lH	v73b
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v125
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v125a
O15	2008-09-22_S922JW.j	jW	v125b
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v150
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v150a
O15	2009-07-28_T729SE.j	sE	v160
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v161
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v166
O15	2009-08-03_T805SE2.j	jN	v172

J5k101
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1202 j5w101 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	An irregular pentagon which defines the perimeter of a test probe dug to obtain ceramic material to date the revetment wall extension, f3.  Relay r827 marks the NW corner.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	After we removed soft powdery accumulation, f170, which covered about three big limestone, we tried to collect more pottery sherds from the soil among the stones, f177.  The collected pottery from the soft podery accumulation, f177, wasn`t enough, so we extended the borders of this test probe towards the east about 50 cm in order to collect more pottery sherds that might help at the chronological understanding of what we presume the second millennium revetment wall, f3, in k22 and k23.  After we removed the soft powdery naturall accumulation, f179, of the extention of this locus, we found another big limestones which we couldn`t remove any of them.  We covered this locus with plastic bag at the end of our excavation day to protect it from the derts during the night.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We completed excavation this test probe above the western corner of the revetment wall, f3, in k22.  Then we backfilled the locus.
D1a	2008-08-23_S914LH.j	sNP	f165
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f170
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f177
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f179
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	lH	q260
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q270
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q272
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r753 (41903 46538 - 9019 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r753 (41903 46538 - 9019)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r754 (41991 46606 - 9010 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r754 (41991 46606 - 9010)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r755 (41957 46468 - 9023 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r755 (41957 46468 - 9023)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r756 (42046 46533 - 9014 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r756 (42046 46533 - 9014)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r824 (42316 46189 - 9035 / Relay location: S corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r825 (42388 46260 - 9037 / Relay location: E corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r826 (42444 46256 - 9043 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r827 (42489 46152 - 9037 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r828 (42390 46104 - 9045 / Relay location: SW corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	r827
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding counterclockwise from the SE corner: r824, r825, r826, r827, r828.
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v108
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v110
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v110a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k102
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1203 j5w102 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	An irregular pentagon which defines the perimeter of a test probe dug to obtain ceramic material to date the revetment wall, f189.  Relay r833 marks the NW corner.
C1	2008-08-25_S825LH1.j	lH	The test probe which we oppened it yesterday, f166, to the north and above the revetment wall, turned to be a new locus, k102. we continued excavating this test probe in order to collect more pottery sherds that might be found among the big limestones and under the fist-sized stones of this locus.  Unfortunately, we didn`t find any new evidence or any new pottery sherds that might help at the chronological understanding or the typological analysis.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	After we removed the granular accumulation, f171, which used to spread all over this test prob, we found more than fife big limestones.  Among the last mentioned stones there is the reddish granular accumulation, f175.  We collected small amount of pottery sherds from the accumulation of f175, so we extended the borders of this locus towards the north about 70 cm in order to collect more pottery sherds that might help at the chronological understanding of what we presume the original revetment wall in k12.  The soft chunkey natural accumulation of the new part, f176, didn`t give us enough pottery sherds. So we removed one of the big limestones in the middle of this locus to collect more sherds from the reddish granular accumulatin, f178, under that stone.  We covered this locus with plastic bag at the end of our excavation day to protect it from the derts during the night.  Tomorrow we will put the stone which we removed today back above a plastic bag.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We completed excavation and backfilled the locus.  Dug the natural accumualtions, f182 and f183, in the eastern extention in order to obtain pottery for analysis of the phase when that part of the revetment wall, f3, was built.  After the backfill, jW noticed that there was a layer of reddish material (excavated in a previous season and showing on an adjacent east baulk) which would have covered the stones of this locus.
C3	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	This red covering was similar to the baqaya glacis as it met the revetment wall in the excavations in J3 to the east.  Since all evidence there pointed to wall construction in Phase 1, we can assume the same situation existed in the vicinity of k102 and that this portion of the revetment wall was also built in Phase 1.
D1a	2008-08-23_S914LH.j	sNP	f166
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f171
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f175
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f176
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f178
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f182
D1a	2008-08-27_S914LH.j	lH	f183
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q268
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q269
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q271
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q278
D1a	2008-08-27_S827DL.j	lH	q280
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r757 (42333 46198 - 9032 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r757 (42333 46198 - 9032)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r758 (42444 46245 - 9043 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r758 (42444 46245 - 9043)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r759 (42390 46105 - 9043 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r759 (42390 46105 - 9043)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r760 (42491 46151 - 9036 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r760 (42491 46151 - 9036)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r829 (42064 46691 - 9012 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r830 (41938 46578 - 9015 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r831 (41912 46520 - 9019 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r832 (41951 46470 - 9022 / Relay location: S corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r833 (42141 46594 - 9021 / Relay location: SE corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	r833
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, proceding clockwise from the NE corner: r829, r830, r831, r832, r833.
I11	2008-09-03_S903MK~1.j	mKB	the shape sherds were not sufficient to date the features securely. All features had few sherds except f166. Date of the features probably Phase 1 but given the number of Late Chalcolithic body sherds it could be early in Phase 1.
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v107
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v113
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k103
A35	2009-03-13_T313JW.j	jW	L_W21d1204 j5w103 R316 jW.jpg
B11	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	A quadrangle which defines the perimeter of a test probe dug to obtain ceramic material to date the stone staircse installation, f21.  Relay r814 marks the NW corner.
C1	2008-08-26_S826LH.j	lH	We continued excavating this test probe in order to collect more pottery sherds that might help at the chronological understanding of the staircase, f21.  We removed the rest of the granular natural accumulation, f172, which covered powdery natural accumulation, f173.  This probe is free of stones, and the sherds collected from it are so few.  We covered this locus with plastic bag to protect it from the derts during the night.
C1	2008-08-27_S827LH.j	lH	We completed excavation and backfilled the locus.
D1a	2008-08-25_S914LH.j	lH	f172
D1a	2008-08-26_S914LH.j	lH	f173
D1a	2008-08-25_S825DL1.j	lH	q261
D1a	2008-08-26_S827DL.j	lH	q262
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r761 (43376 46367 - 9156 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r761 (43376 46367 - 9156)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r762 (43431 46381 - 9155 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r762 (43431 46381 - 9155)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r763 (43453 46319 - 9156 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r763 (43453 46319 - 9156)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r764 (43405 46301 - 9159 / Relay location: #####)
D3	2008-08-25_S825DL3R.j	hB	r764 (43405 46301 - 9159)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r812 (43370 46373 - 9154 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r813 (43432 46390 - 9157 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r814 (43456 46318 - 9152 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r815 (43405 46297 - 9160 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r816 (43384 46363 - 9091 / Relay location: SE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r817 (43435 46367 - 9187 / Relay location: NE corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r818 (43446 46326 - 9183 / Relay location: NW corner)
D3	2008-08-27_S828DL3R.j	hB	r819 (43408 46305 - 9180 / Relay location: SW corner)
D20	2009-03-18_T318JW1.j	jW	r814
D99	2009-03-18_T318JW.j	jW	The perimeter points that define this locus are, counterclockwise form the SE corner are: r812, r813, r814, r815.
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v109
O15	2008-08-28_S828LH.j	lH	v109a
O15	2009-03-23_T323JW1.j	jW	p1

J5k104
A35	2009-03-31_Y331JW.j	jW	L_W22d9501 j5w122 U911 jW.jpg
B11	2009-07-22_T722JW.j	jW	A long, narrow, banana-shaped locus bounded on the north by the south side of locus, k22; on the east by the face of wall, f41; on the west by the extant northeast face of locus, k32, on the north by the south faces of revetment walls, f3 and f189; on the south by the north face of locus k100; and on the east by the border between units J1 and J5.  It has subsequently been divided into a north half, k105, and a south half, k106.
D1a	2009-07-20_T901SE.j	sE	f201
D1a	2009-07-20_T901SE.j	sE	f202
D1a	2009-07-22_T823SE2.j	sE	i33
D1a	2009-07-20_T725SE1.j	eA	q285
D1a	2009-07-20_T725SE1.j	eA	q286
D1a	2009-07-20_T725SE1.j	eA	q287
D1a	2009-07-20_T725SE1.j	jN	q288
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1171 (42972 45988 - 9020 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1172 (43043 45766 - 9042 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1173 (42000 46301 - 8935 / Relay location: N corner)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1174 (41971 46272 - 8928 / Relay location: W corner)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1175 (41877 46330 - 8916 / Relay location: E corner)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1176 (41817 46245 - 8911 / Relay location: S corner)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1177 (42402 45748 - 8928 / Relay location: SW corner)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1178 (42623 45821 - 8943 / Relay location: W)
D3	2009-07-20_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1179 (42531 45985 - 8953 / Relay location: E)
O15	2009-07-19_T728SE1.j	sE	v145
O15	2009-07-19_T728SE1.j	sE	v146
O15	2009-07-19_T728SE1.j	sE	v146a
O15	2009-07-19_T728SE1.j	sE	v147
O15	2009-07-19_T728SE1.j	sE	v147a
O15	2009-07-20_T728SE1.j	jN	v148
O15	2009-07-20_T728SE1.j	jN	v148a
O15	2009-07-20_T728SE1.j	jN	v149
O15	2009-07-20_T728SE1.j	jN	v149a

J5k105
A35	2009-03-31_Y331JW.j	jW	L_W22d9502 j5w123 U911 jW.jpg
B11	2009-07-22_T722JW.j	jW	A long, narrow locus consisting of the north half of locus, k104.  It has an east baulk conforming to the Mozan grid separating it from locus k106.  The purpose of this baulk is to preserve a section prependicular to the revetment walls.
C2	2009-08-08_T808JW.j	jW	The issue in this locus is to determine how the shape of the architecture of the construction in the periods Early Dynastic through Mittani were influenced by the shape of the preexisting mound in the Late Chalcolithic period.  A wall of cut stones, f41, is the key to this analysis.  We cannot sink a probe behind it or in front of it because later structures would be damaged.  However, we can examine floor surfaces which either abut or whose eastward extensions were cut by later construction.  Hopefully the earliest of these floors will have been constructed about the same time as the f41 wall.  So far we have removed floor f74, which abutted f41 and contained Mittani ceramics.  We have exposed a stepped stone structure, f205, which was covered by f74 in the vicinity of f41.  Farther west from the wall, f74 covered an accumulation, f244 over a rough sherd and pebble floor, f246.  This floor was roughly horizontal and abuts the second of the f205 "steps."  Under and along the southeastern edge of f246 there are two hard surfaces which slope down from east to west.  It is possible that these are earlier escarpments to f41.  We will expose all of one floor surface before proceeding to excavate the next.  Pottery from each floor and its floor accumulation will be sent to mKB for special analysis.
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a8
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a9
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a11
D1a	2009-09-01_T901JW.j	jW	a12
D1a	2009-07-23_T830SE1.j	sE	f74
D1a	2009-07-23_T830SE1.j	sE	f155
D1a	2009-07-23_T830SE1.j	sE	f161
D1a	2009-08-06_T830SE1.j	eA	f200
D1a	2009-07-21_T901SE.j	sE	f203
D1a	2009-07-21_T901SE.j	sE	f205
D1a	2009-07-21_T901SE.j	sE	f206
D1a	2009-07-23_T901SE.j	sE	f207
D1a	2009-07-23_T901SE.j	sE	f208
D1a	2009-07-23_T901SE.j	sE	f209
D1a	2009-07-27_T901SE.j	eA	f212
D1a	2009-07-27_T901SE.j	eA	f214
D1a	2009-07-27_T901SE.j	eA	f215
D1a	2009-07-28_T901SE.j	sE	f218
D1a	2009-07-28_T901SE.j	sE	f219
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f220
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f221
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f222
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f223
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f224
D1a	2009-08-08_T901SE.j	sE	f244
D1a	2009-08-08_T901SE.j	sE	f245
D1a	2009-08-08_T901SE.j	sE	f246
D1a	2009-08-09_T901SE.j	sE	f250
D1a	2009-08-09_T901SE.j	sE	f251
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	jN	f253
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	sE	f254
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	sE	f255
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	sE	f256
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	sE	f257
D1a	2009-08-12_T901SE.j	eA	f258
D1a	2009-08-12_T901SE.j	sE	f259
D1a	2009-08-12_T901SE.j	sE	f260
D1a	2009-08-12_T901SE.j	sE	f261
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f263
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f265
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f266
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f267
D1a	2009-08-15_T901SE.j	sE	f269
D1a	2009-08-15_T901SE.j	sE	f270
D1a	2009-08-15_T901SE.j	sE	f271
D1a	2009-08-15_T901SE.j	sE	f272
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f275
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f276
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f277
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f278
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f279
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	sE	f280
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	jW	f282
D1a	2009-08-24_T901SE.j	sE	f285
D1a	2009-08-26_T901SE.j	jN	f288
D1a	2009-08-26_T901SE.j	sE	f289
D1a	2009-08-29_T901SE.j	sE	f290
D1a	2009-08-29_T901SE.j	sE	f291
D1a	2009-08-30_T901SE.j	sE	f292
D1a	2009-08-30_T901SE.j	sE	f293
D1a	2009-08-30_T901SE.j	sE	f294
D1a	2009-07-22_T823SE2.j	sE	i34
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	sE	i35
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i38
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i39
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i40
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i41
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i42
D1a	2009-07-23_T729SE1.j	eA	i44
D1a	2009-07-23_T729SE1.j	eA	i45
D1a	2009-07-23_T729SE1.j	eA	i46
D1a	2009-07-25_T729SE1.j	eA	i47
D1a	2009-07-28_T729SE1.j	jN	i48
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE2.j	jN	i57
D1a	2009-08-11_T820SE2.j	jN	i58
D1a	2009-08-13_T820SE2.j	eA	i59
D1a	2009-08-15_T820SE2.j	eA	i60
D1a	2009-08-16_T820SE2.j	jN	i61
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	eA	q289
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	sE	q292
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	eA	q294
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q295
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q296
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q299
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q300
D1a	2009-07-23_T725SE1.j	eA	q301
D1a	2009-07-23_T725SE1.j	eA	q302
D1a	2009-07-23_T725SE1.j	eA	q304
D1a	2009-07-23_T725SE1.j	eA	q305
D1a	2009-07-25_T725SE1.j	eA	q306
D1a	2009-07-25_T725SE1.j	eA	q308
D1a	2009-07-26_T802SE.j	jN	q310
D1a	2009-07-27_T802SE.j	sE	q313
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	eA	q315
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	eA	q317
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	sE	q320
D1a	2009-07-30_T802SE.j	sE	q321
D1a	2009-07-30_T802SE.j	sE	q322
D1a	2009-07-31_T802SE.j	sE	q324
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q356
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q358
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q361
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q367
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	jN	q369
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	eA	q373
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	jN	q376
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	eA	q377
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	jN	q379
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	jN	q382
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	sE	q383
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	sE	q384
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	jN	q385
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	jN	q386
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	eA	q387
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q392
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q393
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	sE	q395
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q398
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	jN	q400
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	eA	q402
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	eA	q404
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	jN	q405
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	eA	q408
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	jN	q410
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	jN	q411
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	jN	q412
D1a	2009-08-13_T819SE1.j	jN	q416
D1a	2009-08-13_T819SE1.j	jN	q417
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	jN	q420
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	eA	q422
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	eA	q426
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	jN	q428
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	jN	q429
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	eA	q431
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	jN	q432
D1a	2009-08-17_T819SE1.j	jN	q435
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	sE	q436
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	eA	q451
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	jN	q452
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	jN	q453
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	eA	q455
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q457
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q458
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q459
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q461
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q464
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q466
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q467
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q468
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q469
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q472
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q473
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q474
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	jN	q475
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	jN	q476
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	jN	q478
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	jN	q479
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	sE	q480
D1a	2009-08-26_T829SE.j	sE	q481
D1a	2009-09-30_T829SE.j	jW	q483
D1a	2010-08-04_U804JW1.j	jW	q485
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q903
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q904
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q905
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q908
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q909
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q915
D3	2009-07-21_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1189 (42355 46047 - 8929 / Relay location: NW)
D3	2009-07-21_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1190 (42268 46115 - 8929 / Relay location: NE)
D3	2009-07-21_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1191 (42064 46036 - 8912 / Relay location: SE)
D3	2009-07-21_T721SE-R.j	sE	r1192 (42141 45964 - 8930 / Relay location: SW)
D3	2009-08-25_T825JW-R.j	aAJ	r1568 (43046 45655 - 8956 / Relay location: west end)
D3	2009-08-25_T825JW-R.j	aAJ	r1569 (43030 45864 - 8961 / Relay location: east end)
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v151
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v151a
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v151b
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v151c
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	sE	v152
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	sE	v152a
O15	2009-07-22_T728SE1.j	sE	v153
O15	2009-07-22_T728SE1.j	sE	v153a
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v155
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v155a
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v156
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v156a
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v156b
O15	2009-07-23_T729SE.j	sE	v156c
O15	2009-07-28_T729SE.j	sE	v159
O15	2009-07-28_T729SE.j	sE	v159a
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v162
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v162a
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v162b
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v163
O15	2009-07-30_T804SE.j	sE	v163b
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v164
O15	2009-08-01_T804SE.j	sE	v165
O15	2009-08-05_T810SE1.j	sE	v173
O15	2009-08-05_T810SE1.j	sE	v174
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v177
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v178
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	sE	v178a
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v181
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v181a
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jN	v184
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jN	v184a
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v185
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v185a
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v187
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v187a
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v187b
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v188
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v188a
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v188b
O15	2009-08-11_T819JN.j	eA	v191
O15	2009-08-12_T819JN.j	jN	v192
O15	2009-08-12_T819JN.j	jN	v192a
O15	2009-08-12_T819JN.j	jN	v192b
O15	2009-08-13_T819JN.j	jN	v193
O15	2009-08-13_T819JN.j	jN	v193a
O15	2009-08-13_T819JN.j	jN	v194
O15	2009-08-13_T819JN.j	jN	v194a
O15	2009-08-13_T819JN.j	jN	v194b
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v196
O15	2009-08-16_T819JN.j	jN	v198
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v200
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v200a
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v200b
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v200c
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v202
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v202a
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v202b
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v203
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v203a
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v205
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v205a
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v205b
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v206
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v207
O15	2009-08-24_T830JN.j	jN	v207a
O15	2009-08-25_T830JN.j	jN	v208
O15	2009-08-25_T830JN.j	jN	v208a
O15	2009-08-25_T830JN.j	jN	v208b
O15	2009-08-25_T830JN.j	jN	v208c
O15	2009-08-25_T830JN.j	jN	v209
O15	2009-08-26_T901JN.j	jN	v212
O15	2009-08-26_T901JN.j	jN	v212a
O15	2009-08-26_T901JN.j	jN	v212b
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v214
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v215a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v215b
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v216
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v217
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v217a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v218
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v218a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v219
O15	2010-03-12_U312JW.j	jW	v221
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v222
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v222a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v222c
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223b
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223c
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v224
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v224a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226a

J5k106
A35	2009-03-31_Y331JW.j	jW	L_W22d9503 j5w124 U911 jW.jpg
B11	2009-07-22_T722JW.j	jW	A long, narrow locus consisting of the south half of locus, k104.  We are not maintaining an east baulk on this locus.
B11	2009-08-08_T808JW.j	jW	A long, narrow locus consisting of the south half of locus, k104. It has a west baulk conforming to the Mozan grid separating it from locus k105 to the northwest.  It is bounded on the north by the revetment wall, f189, and on the south by the irregular north face of locus k100.
D1a	2009-07-25_T901SE.j	sE	f210
D1a	2009-07-26_T901SE.j	sE	f211
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f225
D1a	2009-07-30_T901SE.j	sE	f226
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	sE	f227
D1a	2009-08-01_T901SE.j	sE	f228
D1a	2009-08-03_T901SE.j	sE	f236
D1a	2009-08-05_T901SE.j	sE	f241
D1a	2009-08-06_T901SE.j	sE	f242
D1a	2009-08-08_T901SE.j	sE	f243
D1a	2009-08-08_T901SE.j	sE	f247
D1a	2009-08-09_T901SE.j	sE	f249
D1a	2009-08-11_T901SE.j	jN	f252
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f262
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f264
D1a	2009-08-13_T901SE.j	sE	f268
D1a	2009-08-15_T901SE.j	sE	f273
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	jN	f274
D1a	2009-08-16_T901SE.j	eA	f281
D1a	2009-08-18_T901SE.j	sE	f283
D1a	2009-08-23_T901SE.j	sE	f284
D1a	2009-08-24_T901SE.j	sE	f287
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i36
D1a	2009-07-22_T729SE1.j	eA	i37
D1a	2009-07-23_T729SE1.j	jN	i43
D1a	2009-08-01_T820SE2.j	sE	i51
D1a	2009-08-02_T820SE2.j	jN	i52
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE2.j	jN	i55.1
D1a	2009-08-06_T820SE2.j	jN	i55.2
D1a	2009-08-08_T820SE2.j	eA	i56
D1a	2009-07-21_T725SE1.j	eA	q290
D1a	2009-07-22_T725SE1.j	eA	q297
D1a	2009-07-23_T725SE1.j	eA	q303
D1a	2009-07-25_T725SE1.j	eA	q307
D1a	2009-07-25_T725SE1.j	eA	q309
D1a	2009-07-26_T802SE.j	eA	q311
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	eA	q316
D1a	2009-07-28_T802SE.j	sE	q319
D1a	2009-08-01_T802SE.j	sE	q328
D1a	2009-08-01_T802SE.j	eA	q331
D1a	2009-08-02_T805SE1.j	eA	q335
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	eA	q348
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	eA	q349
D1a	2009-08-05_T805SE1.j	eA	q351
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q353
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q357
D1a	2009-08-06_T810SE2.j	eA	q359
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	jN	q363
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q364
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	jN	q365
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	jN	q366
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q368
D1a	2009-08-08_T810SE2.j	eA	q371
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	eA	q374
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	sE	q375
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	eA	q381
D1a	2009-08-10_T813JN.j	sE	q388
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q389
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q390
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	jN	q391
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	sE	q394
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	sE	q396
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	sE	q397
D1a	2009-08-11_T813JN.j	eA	q399
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	jN	q401
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	jN	q403
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	eA	q406
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	eA	q407
D1a	2009-08-12_T813JN.j	jW	q409
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	jN	q413
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	sE	q414
D1a	2009-08-13_T813JN.j	sE	q415
D1a	2009-08-13_T819SE1.j	eA	q418
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	eA	q421
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	jN	q423
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	jN	q424
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	jN	q425
D1a	2009-08-15_T819SE1.j	jN	q427
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	jN	q430
D1a	2009-08-16_T819SE1.j	jN	q433
D1a	2009-08-17_T819SE1.j	jN	q434
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	jN	q437
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	eA	q438
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	sE	q439
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	eA	q440
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	eA	q441
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	jN	q442
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	jN	q443
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q444
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q445
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q446
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q447
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q448
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	eA	q449
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	eA	q450
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	jN	q454
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q456
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q460
D1a	2009-08-24_T825SE.j	jN	q463
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q470
D1a	2009-08-25_T825SE.j	jN	q471
D1a	2009-08-26_T826SE1.j	jN	q477
D1a	2009-08-17_T820SE.j	eA	q814
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	sE	q815
D1a	2009-08-18_T820SE.j	eA	q816
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q900
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q901
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q902
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q906
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q907
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q910
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q911
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q912
D1a	2010-08-26_U826JW.j	jW	q913
D3	2009-07-22_T725SE-R.j	jN	r1218 (41873 46327 - 8858 / Relay location: north)
D3	2009-07-22_T725SE-R.j	jN	r1219 (41803 46258 - 8853 / Relay location: south)
D3	2009-08-16_T819SE-R.j	eA	r1465 (42191 46040 - 8906 / Relay location: NE)
O15	2009-07-21_T728SE1.j	jN	v150
O15	2009-07-25_T729SE.j	sE	v157
O15	2009-07-25_T729SE.j	sE	v157a
O15	2009-07-25_T729SE.j	sE	v157b
O15	2009-07-26_T729SE.j	eA	v158
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v169
O15	2009-08-02_T805SE2.j	jN	v169a
O15	2009-08-05_T810SE1.j	sE	v174
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	jN	v175
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	jN	v175a
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	jN	v179
O15	2009-08-06_T810SE1.j	jN	v179a
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v180
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v180a
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v180b
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v180c
O15	2009-08-08_T810SE1.j	jN	v180d
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jW	v183
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jW	v183a
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jW	v183b
O15	2009-08-09_T810SE1.j	jW	v183c
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	eA	v189
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	eA	v189a
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	eA	v189b
O15	2009-08-11_T819JN.j	eA	v190
O15	2009-08-11_T819JN.j	eA	v190a
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v195
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v195a
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v197
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v197a
O15	2009-08-15_T819JN.j	jN	v197b
O15	2009-08-16_T819JN.j	jN	v199
O15	2009-08-16_T819JN.j	jN	v199a
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v201
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v201a
O15	2009-08-17_T819JN.j	jN	v201b
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v204
O15	2009-08-18_T819JN.j	jN	v204a
O15	2009-08-26_T830JN.j	jN	v211
O15	2009-08-26_T830JN.j	jN	v211a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v213
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v213a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v214
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v214a
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v214b
O15	2009-08-30_T901JN.j	jN	v219
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v222
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v222b
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v223d
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v224a
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v225
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226
O15	2010-08-12_U812JW.j	jW	v226b

J5k107
B11	2009-08-08_T808JW.j	jW	A small rectangular probe between the rows of stones of f186.  The purpose was to ascertain whether the space could have served as a water channel.
D1a	2009-08-09_T901SE.j	sE	f248
D1a	2009-08-09_T810SE2.j	eA	q378
O15	2009-08-10_T819JN.j	jN	v186

J5k538
D1a	2008-08-26_S828DL1.j	lH	q265.1