| Description (summary) |
2010-07-17 |
pc |
north section of k84, perpendicular to wall f129. Here is visisble the base of wall f129 which is located at ca. 88.00 m and sticks out. The layers against it are very diffirent in nature and composition: from the top a bricky and compact layer f164 was labeled as escarpment/glacis, protecting the eastern side of the wall. F199 is a pit cut. Under f164 other layers of glacis/escarpment are layed intentionally: f296 and f297. F305 and f308 are natural accumulations. Directly under the base of wall f129 are several thin layers of compact and hard surfaces (f311,284,289,290 where wall is founded. Here is possible to see that these surfaces are sloping east (and have a marked slope also to the south) [Input: U726PC.J] |