| Description (summary) |
2010-07-17 |
pc |
the long east secton of k82 k104 (k83) and k84, perpendicular to wall f218. Here are visible from north to south: directly south of wall f218 a bricky accumuation which was labeled as escarpent while layed intentionally (the consistence is not of an accumulation) and compact f314 and f275. On the tp f243, which is the fill of a water channel of later periods (late second millennium). f300 is a hard and compact surface with a marked slope toward south-east which ends against wall f227. On top of f300 and against wall f227 a dump of pottery f200.f192 is the fill of a large hollow pit f199 which extends from north to south for about 6 meters removing partly stones of wall f227 and f164. On top of pit f192 there are 2 floors f214 and f206 which are under bin a7 (walls f201 and f197). F164 is a thick layer of a bricky red earth layed east of wall f129. Under it other two similar layers f297 and f296. f308 is a natural accumulation. Under it a series of hard compact layers sloping sharply south east. [Input: U726PC.J] |