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Unit Book A12

A12f371

Processed on 2024-09-12

1. OVERVIEW

Roster Date Author Record
Equals other label 2003-07-29 jl f405 (accumulation D), f409 (accumulation D) [Input: N805JL.j]
2003-08-25 jl f413 (accumulation D), f414 (accumulation D) [Input: N825jl.j]
Category !! !! buildup
Best definition 2001-07-23 jl accumulation [Input: L825JL.j]
Best image 2001-07-21 !!
v161c [Input: L827JL.j]

2. IDENTIFICATION

Designation

Roster Date Author Record
Description (summary) 2001-07-24 jl This is the red layer with white inclusions observed under f369 in k27. Right now, it seems to occupy only the western half of the locus and to slope down to the west and south. [Input: L822JL.j]
2001-08-25 jl This very red layer under f369 was not excavated enough to really get a feel for its contents. However, it actually seems to be a series of thin red layers, with thin brown layers in between them. It is apparently closely related to, if not the same as, f372, although it is not level. Could it be the product of water pouring down a slope? [Input: L825JL.j]
Notes on description 2002-09-10 jl ms and I observed today that the material in the northern half of the feature is rather different from the southern half. In the north, the material is a solid red, while in the south, it is predominantly brown with red, bricky chunks, eventually merging into the brown f369. In all cases, the soil is very damp, compact, and gummy, almost like clay. [Input: M914JL.j]
2002-09-13 jl This layer seems to be linked to f372. Our discovery of the striations on the north of f371 (v___) led us to excavate the laminations there as a layer. Much of what we called f371 lay on top of these laminations. However, the upper f371 material which we removed merged gradually with f369 in the south and west. It is possible that there were never three features in this layer: there may have only been f369 (the dirty brown which looks much like f392, above) and f372, the red-brown laminations. f371, although its solid red was very distinctive at its higher levels, may have only been the misunderstood intersection between these two features. [Input: M914JL.j]

3. STRATIGRAPHY

Recovery/Assignment

Roster Date Author Record
Notes on recovery 2001-08-13 jl Some of the lowest levels of f369 were probably f371. At the time, we did not understand that it was a series of thin layers, rather than one thick red layer. So, we were searching for a clear red layer, and could never find it. It is also possible that it did not slope quite as sharply as our excavations revealed it, if we were actually excavating material from it on the north side. Still, it is a difference of only a few centimeters. [Input: L913JL.j]

Volumetric Localization

Roster Date Author Record
Locus 2001-07-23 jl k27 [Input: L825JL.j]
M#/elev @top 2001-07-23 jl m2702 [Input: L825JL.j]
M#/elev @bottom 2001-09-10 jl m2703 [Input: L910jl.j]

Axial Definition

Roster Date Author Record
Notes on axial definition 2001-08-13 jl This feature sloped up against the north wall of a33. If it is actually equal to f372, it is curious that it suddenly levels out, especially given the sharpness of its slope. [Input: L913JL.j]

Contact Association

Roster Date Author Record
Type of contact: contemporary events/movable items 2002-09-09 ms i154 (bowl) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2001-07-30 !! q868.1 (lithic artifact) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: L822JL.j]
2001-08-02 !! q888.1 (brick) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: L822JL.j]
2002-09-10 !! q926.1 (lithic artifact) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M910MS.j]
2002-09-09 !! q934.1 (sample) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-09 !! q934.2 (sample) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-09 !! q934.3 (sample) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-09 !! q934.4 (lithic artifact) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-14 !! q966.1 (lithic artifact) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M914JL.j]
2002-09-17 !! q989.1 (lithic artifact) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M917JL.j]
2001-07-30 jl q868 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: L822JL.j]
2001-08-02 jl q888 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: L822JL.j]
2002-09-10 ms q926 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M910MS.j]
2002-09-10 ms q933 (pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M910MS.j]
2002-09-09 ms q934 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-09 jl q938 (bones, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M911JL.j]
2002-09-14 jl q966 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M914JL.j]
2002-09-15 jl q968 (pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M915JL.j]
2002-09-16 ms q988 (bones, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M916JL.j]
2002-09-17 ms q989 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M917JL.j]
2002-09-17 ms q993 (pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M917JL.j]
2002-09-18 ms q1004 (pottery) sits in f371 (accumulation) [Input: M918JL.j]
Ceramic typological distribution !! !! frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature

Time Sequencing

Roster Date Author Record
Stratum (to which element belongs) 2001-09-16 jl s8 [Input: L915JL1.j]
2024-08-11 mS s650A12A [Input: ZI811mS.j]
Phase (to which element belongs) 2024-08-11 !! h3bMZA [Input: ZI811mS.j]

6. REFERENCE

Analogical Record

Roster Date Author Record
View/drawing of features

v161c
2001-07-21 jl [Input: L827JL.j]

v171
2001-09-18 jl [Input: L918jl.j]

v171b
2001-09-18 jl [Input: L918jl.j]

v174
2001-09-18 jl [Input: L918jl.j]

v174a
2001-09-18 jl [Input: L918jl.j]

v181
2002-09-04 jl [Input: M904JL.j]

v188
2002-09-07 ms [Input: M911JL.j]

v188a
2002-09-07 ms [Input: M911JL.j]

v188b
2002-09-07 ms [Input: M911JL.j]

v188c
2002-09-07 ms [Input: M911JL.j]

v188d
2002-09-07 ms [Input: M911JL.j]

v192b
2002-09-09 jl [Input: M911JL.j]

v193
2002-09-09 jl [Input: M911JL.j]

v196
2002-09-10 jl [Input: M914MS.j]

v196a
2002-09-10 jl [Input: M914MS.j]

v199
2002-09-10 jl [Input: M914MS.j]

v204
2002-09-11 ms [Input: M914JL.j]

v204a
2002-09-11 ms [Input: M914MS.j]

v204b
2002-09-11 ms [Input: M914MS.j]

v210
2002-09-13 jl [Input: M914JL.j]
v210c
2002-09-13 jl [Input: M914JL.j]