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Unit Book A9

A9v57

Processed on 2024-07-27

6. REFERENCE

Analogical Record

Roster Date Author Record
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Photo of context (v view)

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View/drawing of aggregate 2001-06-24 jlw a24 (pit) [Input: L924JW.j]
View/drawing of features 2001-06-24 jlw f221 (group of bricks) [Input: L924JW.j]
View/drawing orientation 2001-06-24 jlw looking overheadsouth [Input: L924JW.j]
General notes on photos 2001-06-24 jlw pits are interesting features in that they are vehicles for moving material from later periods into accumulations and architecture from earlier periods. We try to excavate them first before digging to the lower levels into which they intrude. This pit, a24, was unusual in that it had lower layers that were sealed by a brickfall, f221. Our first Khabur sherd was found near the bottom, dating the time of the digging and the level of the top to Phase 5. v57 is shot from the top of the pit towards the bottom. v57a is shot from the bottom to illustrate the brickfall. [Input: L924JW.j]
Text description of view 2001-06-24 jlw pit sealed by brickfall. [Input: L924JW.j]
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