| Best image | 2010-8-7 | cJC |  v31 |
| Alternative definitions | 2010-8-7 | cJC | mixed [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Label is included in another | 2010-8-11 | cJC | ^bf [Input file: U811CJC.J / U811CJC.-J] |
| Category | 2010-8-7 | !! | other features [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Definition | 2010-8-7 | cJC | volumetrically feature [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Summary | 2010-8-7 | cJC | This feature is the north baulk of k5. It was a very high baulk. The top portion was excavated with the big pick while the lower portion was more carefully excavated to recover any more bones that might be associated with the human skull. This feature is a mix of natural accumulations and brickfall. The baulk is 1 meter thick, extending 2 meters E-W and is 3 meters deep. [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Best image | 2010-8-7 | cJC | v31 |
| Alternative definitions | 2010-8-7 | cJC | mixed [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Description | 2008-8-26 | cJC | North baulk in k5. This baulk is primarily composed of natural accumulations covering brickfall. It was excavated it one piece down to about 50 cm above the bottom where it was excavated with the small pick to recover as many bones as possible as a skull ( i3) was found close by. [Input file: S826CJC.J / S826CJC.-J] |
| 2008-8-26 | lR | human remains found in animal q-lots within brickfall includes: one rib fragment, right 5th metatarsal, one phalanx, and fragments of the cranium. [Input file: U913CJC.J / U913CJC.-J] |
| Strategy | 2010-8-7 | cJC | As it was one of the last features excavated during the season it had to be removed quickly and was thus taken down all as one piece rather than in smaller features. This resulted in a mixing of brickfall and natural accumulations but as we had the stratified deposits from k4 and k5 we did not think it was necessary to excavate the baulk in small sections. [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Problems in recording | 2010-8-7 | cJC | At the end of MZ21 the records for this feature were lost. They have been reconstructed here from complimentary records such as q-logs, dailys and relays. [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Locus | 2010-8-7 | cJC | k5 [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Relays | 2008-8-27 | hB | 49 (38435 50807 - 8780 / Relay location: point) [Input file: S826CJCR.J / S826CJCR.-J] |
| Elevation | 2010-8-7 | cJC | 8780 @bottom [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| 2010-8-7 | cJC | 9080 @top [Input file: U807CJC.J / U807CJC.-J] |
| Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items | 2008-8-26 | cJC | q67 sits in f52 [Input file: S826CJC.J / S826CJC.-J] |
| Inclusions | 08-25-2016 | !! | frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2011-5-16 | cJC | s160JPD [Input file: V516CJC.J / V516CJC.-J] |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2011-5-16 | cJC | h7jJPD [Input file: V516CJC.J / V516CJC.-J] |
| Other reasons | 2011-5-16 | cJC | Brickfall features are assigned based on the ceramic data and the correlation with the brickfall in J2 and J6. [Input file: V516CJC2.J / V516CJC2.-J] |
| Notes on analogical record | 2010-8-18 | cJC | No specific picture was taken of this feature but in v31 you can see the large freestanding baulk of k5. It is composed of brickfall and is mishapen due to the cut of the trench. [Input file: U818CJC.J / U818CJC.-J] |