J7f5

File: /MZ/A/J07/D/F/0005.HTM
Processed on 08-25-2016
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Label is included in another	2010-8-11	cJC	^flst [Input file: U811CJC.J / U811CJC.-J]
Category	2008-7-30	!!	unknown [Input file: S810CJC.J / S810CJC.-J]
Definition	2008-7-30	hQ	isolated stone [Input file: S810CJC.J / S810CJC.-J]
Summary	2010-8-7	cJC	This is a large floating stone. It is associated with several other floating stones at similar elevations such as f4, f6, f25, f38, f29, f37, f35 and f36. It sits in the topsoil layer of f1. [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J]

Best image

2010-8-18

2008-8-3

Floating stone [Input file: S802CJC.J / S802CJC.-J]

Recovery/Assignment and the Record

lack of information

2010-8-7

cJC

The bottom elevation of this stone was not taken. The measurements were done by the surveyor hB because we did not have the markers or equipment to take relays - therefore we only took the 3 points and the top elevation. [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J]

Volumetric localization

Locus	2008-7-30	hQ	k1 [Input file: S810CJC.J / S810CJC.-J]
Relays	2008-7-30	hQ	4 (36143 50235 - 9108 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input file: S824CJCR.J / S824CJCR.-J]
	2008-7-30	hQ	5 (36138 50219 - 9108 / Relay location: S corner) [Input file: S824CJCR.J / S824CJCR.-J]
	2008-7-30	hQ	6 (36164 50204 - 9108 / Relay location: W corner) [Input file: S824CJCR.J / S824CJCR.-J]
Elevation	2008-7-30	hQ	9109 @top [Input file: S810CJC.J / S810CJC.-J]

Contact association

Type of contact: Earliest events	2008-8-10	cJC	f5 sits in f1 (topsoil) [Input file: S810CJC2.J / S810CJC2.-J]
	2010-8-7	cJC	f5 sits in f8 (lense D) [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J]
Inclusions	08-25-2016	!!	frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature

Time sequencing

Stratum to which element belongs	2011-5-16	cJC	s70 ^JPD [Input file: V516CJC.J / V516CJC.-J]
Phase to which stratum belongs	2011-5-16	cJC	h8m ^JPD [Input file: V516CJC.J / V516CJC.-J]
Other reasons	2011-5-16	cJC	Floating stones in J7 can be correlated with floating stones at similar elevations in J2 and although there is no independent J7 ceramic data to support these strata assignments the comparison with J2 seems secure. [Input file: V516CJC2.J / V516CJC2.-J]