| Roster |
Date |
Author |
Record |
| Nature of association |
2008-09-13 |
cVP |
Glacis f107 partially covers ^wall7 and also covers ashy accumulation f167, that itself abuts the same wall. [Input: S913CVP.J] |
| Criteria of aggregation |
2008-09-13 |
cVP |
This aggregates is not based in any functional or structural meaning, yet, but a general stratigraphical one. [Input: S913CVP.J] |
| Features within aggregate |
2008-09-13 |
cVP |
f107 (glacis)
f166 (wall)
f167 (layer)
f187 (glacis) [Input: S913CVP.J] |
| Items within aggregate |
2008-09-13 |
cVP |
i18 (seal) [Input: S913CVP.J] |
| q-lots within aggregate |
2008-09-13 |
!! |
q182 (bones, pottery)
q208 (bones, pottery) [Input: S913CVP.J] |
| Notes on aggregation |
2008-09-13 |
cVP |
The wall was ascribed tentatively to Phase h33, more on account of stratigraphical reasons. Even if the cylinder seal found in f167 was preliminary assesed as Early Akkadian, the pottery associated with it has mitanni components. That means that the wall f166, along with glacis f187 (^glacis 3), could have been built during Phase h33, but the accumulation of ashes and bricky crups forming f167, above it, and also the upper glacis f107, ^glacis2, are Mittani. Also, we think that there could be a connection between f187 found in k74, abutting wall f166, and glacis f164 in k84; they are both red and bricky and at a similar elevation. f187 would slope down in a general SW direction. [Input: S913CVP.J] |