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Unit Book J6

The Northeastern End of the Temple Terrace and the Betili (Version 1a)

J6f142

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1. OVERVIEW
2. IDENTIFICATION
- Designation
3. STRATIGRAPHY
4. TYPOLOGY
- Morphology
6. REFERENCE
- Analogical Record

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1. OVERVIEW

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Category	!!	!!	fill, dumping, collapse
Best definition	2008-08-16	pc	fill [Input: S818PC.j]
Summary	2008-12-31	pC	f142 is the ashy fill of the elongated pit cut f122: is a brown soil composed by different horizontal layers with lot of bones, carbons, pottery. The north continuation of it was found in J4 (J4f137) [Input: SZ31.j]
Best image	2008-08-17	!!	[Input: S828CVP.j]

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2. IDENTIFICATION

Designation

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Definition	2008-08-17	cVP	accumulation B [Input: S817CVP.j]
Description (summary)	2008-08-17	cVP	first discovered while digging up the glacis f132, in a elongated spot running NE-SW, along the pebble floor f140, at the beginning it seemed to cut f132 and f140. It is an ashy grey soft soil. We realyed the zone opened today, that was not very deep, some 15 cm, and at the bottom there was a brown soil. The filling today gives a sealing, a piece of inlaid and a small miniature vessel. [Input: S817CVP.j]
Description (summary)	2008-08-19	cVP	the ashy spot is composed by a group of different layers running almost horizontally, but slightly sloping down from the NE corner, alternating lenses of ashes, grey soil and brown soil. It contains a big quantity of pottery sherds and animal bones. The pottery seems also to be Khabur and possibly h23. [Input: S819PC.j]

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3. STRATIGRAPHY

Recovery/Assignment

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Daily notes about recovery of elements	2008-08-18	cVP	The spot of ashes detected yesterday in just a small area seems to be different layers of ashy accumulation that runs down pc f140, and also under the brown soil f141. It slopes down in the south and SW area, where we still have to remove the remains of f141. [Input: S817CVP.j]
Argument	2008-08-19	cVP	The fact that it is found in a round area, going down to the center, and resting and abuting the brown soil around, along with the quantity of discarded sherds and bones, make us consider the possibility that it was a kind of dump. [Input: S819PC.j]
Procedures	2008-08-20	cVP	We excavate the rest of this feature, the ashy layers, that goes deeper in the centre of the shallow pit or dump. Reaching the bottom, we relay and photograph. [Input: S820PC.j]

Volumetric Localization

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Locus	2008-08-16	pc	k84 [Input: S818PC.j]
Relays (applicable to elements)	2008-08-17	pC	r295 (38883 51786 - 8971 / Relay location: NE point) [Input: S820DH-R.j]
	2008-08-17	pC	r296 (38917 51713 - 8953 / Relay location: NW point) [Input: S820DH-R.j]
	2008-08-17	pC	r297 (38830 51612 - 8938 / Relay location: SW point) [Input: S820DH-R.j]
	2008-08-17	pC	r298 (38788 51612 - 8939 / Relay location: S point) [Input: S820DH-R.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r381 (38782 51652 - 8935 / Relay location: #####) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r381 (38782 51652 - 8935) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r382 (38788 51410 - 8897 / Relay location: point) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r383 (38715 51327 - 8897 / Relay location: point) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r384 (38728 51251 - 8896 / Relay location: point) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r385 (38628 51239 - 8901 / Relay location: point) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
	2008-08-19	dH	r386 (38573 51326 - 8939 / Relay location: point) [Input: S828CVPR.j]
M#/elev @top	2008-08-16	pc	m4989 [Input: S818PC.j]
M#/elev @bottom	2008-08-16	pc	m4989 [Input: S818PC.j]

Contact Association

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Type of contact: latest events	2008-08-18	cVP	f132 (glacis) overlays f142 (fill) [Input: S817CVP.j]
	2008-08-17	cVP	f140 (pavement, type c) overlays f142 (fill) [Input: S817CVP.j]
	2008-08-17	cVP	f141 (accumulation A) overlays f142 (fill) [Input: S817CVP.j]
Type of contact: contemporary events/movable items	2008-08-07	cJC	i11 (jar) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S818PC.j]
	2008-08-07	cJC	i12 (seal impression) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S818PC.j]
	2008-08-18	!!	q231.1 (ob) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S818PC.j]
	2008-08-18	!!	q231.2 (slag) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S818PC.j]
	2008-08-18	eA	q231 (pottery) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S818PC.j]
	2008-08-19	pC	q249 (pottery) sits in f142 (fill) [Input: S826PC.j]
Type of contact: earliest events	2008-08-19	cVP	f142 (fill) abuts f150 (accumulation D) [Input: S819PC.j]
	2008-08-20	cVP	f142 (fill) overlays f151 (accumulation B) [Input: S820PC.j]
	2008-09-02	pC	f142 (fill) sits in f122 (pit-c) [Input: S902PC.j]
Ceramic typological distribution	!!	!!	frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature

Spatial Aggregation

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Aggregate (to which element belongs)	2008-09-07	pC	a3 (pit aggregate) [Input: S902PC.j]

Time Sequencing

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Stratum (to which element belongs)	2008-09-21	pC	s19b^MZA [Input: S921PC2.j]
Phase (to which element belongs)	2008-09-21	!!	h63^MZA [Input: S921PC2.j]
Stratigraphic reasons of assignment	2008-09-21	pC	is located under ^glacis2 and cuts f151, which is early mittani [Input: S921PC.j]
Typological reasons for assignment	2008-08-18	mKB	most sherds are Phase h23 but one may be Phase h35 [Input: S825MKB.j]
Typological reasons for assignment	2008-08-20	mKB	date determined by looking at shapes and decoration only; pottery q lots will receive a full analysis at a later time. Mittani based on preliminary examination of shapes and decoration [Input: S820MKB.j]

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4. TYPOLOGY

Morphology

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Color	2008-08-16	pc	grey [Input: S818PC.j]
Color number (Munsell)	2008-08-16	pc	5YR 5/1 [Input: S818PC.j]
Hardness, compaction	2008-08-16	pc	soft [Input: S818PC.j]

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6. REFERENCE

Analogical Record

Roster	Date	Author	Record
View/drawing of features	w20 2008-08-10 hQ [Input: S906CVP2.j] w24 2008-08-10 hQ [Input: S906CVP2.j] 2008-08-17 pC [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-17 pC [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-17 pC [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-18 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] v72a 2008-08-18 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-18 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-18 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-18 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 pc [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 pc [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-19 pc [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-20 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-21 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-23 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-23 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-23 cVP [Input: S828CVP.j] 2008-08-31 pC [Input: S828CVP.j] p5 2008-09-06 pC [Input: SX22PC.j]