| Roster |
Date |
Author |
Record |
| Template |
|
| Photo of context (v view) |
|
| View/drawing of aggregate |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
a25 (wall)
a32 (burial)
a31 (burial) [Input: L929JW.j] |
| View/drawing of features |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
f282 (wall)
f320 (wall)
f383 [Input: L729JW1.j] |
| View/drawing of locus |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
k21
k31 [Input: L729JW1.j] |
| View/drawing orientation |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
looking north [Input: L729JW1.j] |
| General notes on photos |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
with the possible exception of the tomb, a32, discovered and dug in MZ6 and not re-excavated, and the modern burial, f283, all major features in k31 are clearly from the Phase 5 Khabur period. They include the major N-S wall, a25, the E-W cross-wall, f282, and the N-S extension to that wall, f320. In the section of the north baulk of k21 (bottom of image) can be seen, just under the surface, a layer of bricks that mark the beginning of a 15 meter long continuous surface that extends eastward into k22 and k23. [Input: L729JW1.j] |
| 2001-08-02 |
jlw |
with the possible exception of the tomb, a32, discovered and dug in MZ6 and not re-excavated, and the modern burial, a31, all major features in k31 are clearly from the Phase 5 Khabur period. They include the major N-S wall, a25, the E-W cross-wall, f282, and the N-S extension to that wall, f320. In the section of the north baulk of k21 (bottom of image) can be seen, just under the surface, a layer of bricks that mark the beginning of a 15 meter long continuous surface that extends eastward into k22 and k23. [Input: L929JW.j] |
| Text description of view |
2001-08-02 |
jlw |
final photographs of k31 showing Khabur architecture [Input: L729JW1.j] |