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-dy Today we excavated in k85 the brickfall f86 and found in the Southern part of the square a lens of ash f90; in k200 Ahuar finished to clean the section and we took a view of it. in k75 we excavated f93, which is the brickmelt and in k75 we finisched to remove the northern baulk f88 and to dig the pit f87. After breakfast cJC, hQ and dH stayed at home entering data.

k 85
dy Today we excavated f86, which is the brickfall: it is a soft brown wet soil with big chunks of red and grey bricks whith some carbons and stones. there are some stones f91 sitting in f86: they are 5 stones of >50cm located in a line South-West East-North. Because they sit in the brickfall they come probably from the presumed structure which created the brickfall; we also found two door socket in f86 q153.2. In the Southern part of k85 there is a lens of ash f86, which sits in the brickfall f89. This is characterized by the presence of carbons, brick cumples and vegetal inclusions: we made a sample of this q153.1

q 153.1
ds A soil sample of f90, which is a ashy lens with some vegetal white inclusions

k 74
dy Today we finished to remove the northern baulk f88: it was soft and was all accumulation same as f65 and f72. It covered a row of bricks which is very badly preserved and therefore removed and the pit f87. Half of the pit was excavated yesterday and today we excavated the northern part which was in the baulk. It is a round shallow pit, 40 cm high in the northern part and 20 cm in the southern part: this is due to the fact that we missed the top part of it while ecavating f64. This pit cuts f64 and f76, which probably originally belonged to the same structure, which now is melted. The pit cut f92 cuts the brickmelt and was probably a storage pit. when it came in disuse it was filled by earth and at the top by some bricks which sealed the top. The fill f87 was loose earth very fine in texture and soft; it has some rooths and lot of phytoliths, some pottery and stones and a burnt backed brick. There was also q155.1 and q155.2, which are lavorated stones of unknown use. The pottery looks Mittani

f 89
ds it is a floating stone in k64, which was already found in season 2006 by J4 excavation

k 75
dy today we excavated the brickmelt f93, which is located under f82. It differentiate from f82 being more soft, but still full of brickmelt and pieces of bricks