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Unit Book J3
The Terrace Edge, Center (
Version 1a
)
J3f55
Processed on 2024-12-10
1. OVERVIEW
2. IDENTIFICATION
Designation
3. STRATIGRAPHY
Volumetric Localization
Contact Association
Deposition
Time Sequencing
4. TYPOLOGY
Morphology
6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
Disposition
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1. OVERVIEW
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Category
!!
!!
installation
Best definition
2005-08-23
rE
isolated stone
[Input:
P904GM.j
]
Summary
2012-10-07
jW
Isolated stone in
k12
that may have been part of the west terminus of apron
f10
.
[Input:
WX07JW1.j
]
Best image
2006-04-20
jW
v11a
[Input:
Q420JW.j
]
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2. IDENTIFICATION
Designation
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Description (summary)
2005-08-23
rE
Large limestone block in the south half of
k12
, founded on several layers from top to bottom consisting of brownish soil, a layer of soil mixed with brick chunks, and a reddish layer resembling packing. Originally thought to have been floating, it may well have been part of the west end of the second millennium apron,
f10
. The gap between this stone and the apron may have been filled by the stones
f39
,
f40
,
f48
and
f88
, which washed out and down to the south face of
f11
just to the south.
[Input:
Q302JW1.j
]
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3. STRATIGRAPHY
Volumetric Localization
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Locus
2005-08-23
rE
k101
[Input:
P904GM.j
]
Relays (applicable to elements)
2005-08-23
rE
r211
(40809 49039 - 9130 / Relay location: NW corner)
[Input:
P824GM1R.j
]
2005-08-23
rE
r212
(40793 49066 - 9130 / Relay location: NE corner)
[Input:
P824GM1R.j
]
2005-08-23
rE
r213
(40743 49053 - 9130 / Relay location: SE corner)
[Input:
P824GM1R.j
]
2005-08-23
rE
r214
(40758 49001 - 9130 / Relay location: SW corner)
[Input:
P824GM1R.j
]
M#/elev @top
2005-08-23
rE
m4073
[Input:
P904GM.j
]
M#/elev @bottom
2005-08-23
rE
m4073
[Input:
P904GM.j
]
Contact Association
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Type of contact: latest events
2005-08-22
rE
f33
(laminations) covers
f55
(isolated stone)
[Input:
P824GM.j
]
Type of contact: contemporary events/movable items
2005-09-18
rE
f55
(isolated stone) bonds with
f10
(apron)
[Input:
Q301JW.j
]
Deposition
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Notes on deposition
2005-08-23
jW
We originally thought that this large stone was one of a number of unfounded floating stones to the north of monumental wall,
f11
. However, in light of the fact that the layers underneath are similar to those under the extant stones of apron,
f10
, immediately to the east of
f55
, this stone may well have been part of the apron's western end.
[Input:
P823JW.j
]
Time Sequencing
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Stratum (to which element belongs)
2012-09-09
jW
s144
J3B
[Input:
W909JW.j
]
Phase (to which element belongs)
2012-08-26
!!
f532
(apron)
[Input:
W826JW.j
]
2012-08-26
!!
f549
(stone installation)
[Input:
W826JW.j
]
2012-09-09
!!
h7m
J3B
[Input:
W909JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f10
(apron)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f35
(isolated stone)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f36
(isolated stone)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f55
(isolated stone)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f63
(accumulation D)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f72
(stone installation)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
2012-10-07
!!
f75
(stone installation)
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
Strata (included within phase)
2012-10-07
jW
s144
J3B
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
Stratigraphic reasons of assignment
2006-04-26
jW
Founded on layers similar to
f10
apron
[Input:
Q426JW.j
]
2012-10-07
jW
Isolated stone that sits in accumulation
f33
.
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
Other reasons, reservations, qualifications
2006-04-26
jW
May be isolated part of western end of
f10
apron to monumental wall,
f11
. Stones
f40
,
f48
,
f85
, and
f91
found at the south outside edge of
f11
may have been companions.
[Input:
Q426JW.j
]
2012-10-07
jW
Along with stones
f35
and
f36
, and stone installation
f72
these may be the extant components of the damaged far western edge of construction related to the second apron
f10
. The stones roughly rest on the same early Mittani accumulations as and fall within the north and south boundaries of the apron.
[Input:
WX07JW.j
]
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4. TYPOLOGY
Morphology
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Ware or Material, species
2005-08-23
rE
lithic
[Input:
P904GM.j
]
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6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
Roster
Date
Author
Record
View/drawing of features
p5
2006-05-03
jW
[Input:
Q503JW.j
]
Disposition
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Removed (feature), discarded/missing (item)
2005-08-23
jW
We removed
f55
with great reluctance on P823 after relaying it. It was removed in order to provide a place to excavate a test trench,
k104
, behind the monumental wall,
f11
, to see explore how the wall and the temple BA mound were constructed.
[Input:
P823JW.j
]
2005-08-23
rE
P823
[Input:
P904GM.j
]