; File processed on 2024-12-10

; J3v1
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t001 V18d3043 P905 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3043 J3v1 P802 jW.jpg
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k11
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k12
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k13
O22	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	View showing condition of locus k12 prior to excavation.  There is a slight upslope from south to north to the top of a mound upon which was built a series of temples (BA).  The vegetation is typical of the entire site - weeds with large, deep roots not eaten by grazing caprids.  Along the north baulk there is a berm used to divert runoff from winter rains away from the excavation.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3043 J3v1 P802 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3044 J3v1a P802 jW.jpg

; J3v1a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3044 J3v1a P802 jW.jpg
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k1
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k11
O15	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	k12
O21	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	medium shot
O22	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-02_P802GM1.j	gM	Sub-view to the east showing the relationship of k12 to an exploratory trench dug by German excavators several seasons ago that exposed the northern edge of an apron along the top of a monumental wall and stair structure, being explored in unit J2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3043 J3v1 P802 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3044 J3v1a P802 jW.jpg

; J3v2
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t002 V18d3005 P813 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3005 J3v2 P803 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k13
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k100
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	View showing condition of loci, k13 and k100 prior to the planned start of its excavation.  There is a slight upslope from south to north to the top of a mound upon which was built a series of temples (BA).  The vegetation is typical of the entire site - weeds with large, deep roots not eaten by grazing caprids.  It was originally anticipated that these loci would be used for a deep sounding to explore the methodology used to construct the monumental wall which defines the outer extent of the mound, but we later decided to excavate closer to the wall.  Therefore these loci were never excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3005 J3v2 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3006 J3v2a P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3007 J3v2b P803 dM.jpg

; J3v2a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3006 J3v2a P803 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k1
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k11
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k13
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k21
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k100
O21	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	medium shot
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	Sub-view to the south showing condition of loci k13 and k100 prior to the planned start of excavation, as well as their relationship to loci k11 and k12 which straddled the monumental wall and were excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3005 J3v2 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3006 J3v2a P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3007 J3v2b P803 dM.jpg

; J3v2b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3007 J3v2b P803 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k100
O21	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	View showing condition of locus k100 prior to its planned excavation.  Locus k12 appears at the top of the photo which was taken soon after excavation began.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3005 J3v2 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3007 J3v2b P803 dM.jpg

; J3v3
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t003 V18d3008 Q602 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3008 J3v3 P803 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f4
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f5
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f20
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f21
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f41
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O16	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	m3931
O16	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	m3932
O16	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	m4007
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	View of the first non-soil features exposed after the removal of a thin layer of topsoil from k12.  It consists of a tannur, f3, an associated working surface, f4 and five large floating stones, f5,f6,f20,f21,f41.  All were found in a matrix of loess, f2.    On the template are plotted survey markers m4007, m3931, and m3932 which provide a geo-reference for the photograph.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3008 J3v3 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3009 J3v3a P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3010 J3v3b P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3011 J3v3c P803 dM.jpg

; J3v3a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3009 J3v3a P803 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f4
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f5
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O21	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	wide shot
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking east
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	Sub-view to the east, highlighting the relationship of the German exploratory trench, the north edge of the monumental wall apron and the excavated features in k12.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3008 J3v3 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3009 J3v3a P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3010 J3v3b P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3011 J3v3c P803 dM.jpg

; J3v3b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3010 J3v3b P803 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f4
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f5
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f20
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f21
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O21	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	medium shot
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	Sub-view to the south showing the relationship between the working surface, f4, and the two floating stones, f5, f6.  The dirt-covered tops of more floating stones, f20, f21, can be seen  in the lower right-hand corner.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3008 J3v3 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3010 J3v3b P803 dM.jpg

; J3v3c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3011 J3v3c P803 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O15	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O21	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	looking west
O25	2005-08-06_P807GM.j	rE	Sub-view to the west, highlighting the tannur, f3, whose rim is just beginning to be exposed along the west baulk.  Due to the shallow depth of the tannur we presume that it was used during a post-abandonment late period of scattered occupation.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3008 J3v3 P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3010 J3v3b P803 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3011 J3v3c P803 dM.jpg

; J3v4
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t004 V18d3012 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3012 J3v4 P804 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f4
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f5
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f20
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f21
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f45
O15	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O22	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	looking northwest
O25	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	View of tannur, f3, probably constructed during scattered occupation, at a point in the excavtion where it was about half exposed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3012 J3v4 P804 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3013 J3v4a P804 dM.jpg

; J3v4a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3013 J3v4a P804 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O21	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	Closeup of tannur, f3.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3012 J3v4 P804 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3013 J3v4a P804 dM.jpg

; J3v5
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t005 V18d3014 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3014 J3v5 P804 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f4
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f6
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f20
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f21
O15	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O22	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	looking west-southwest
O25	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	View of the excavated tannur, f3.  Also shown are a related working surface, f4, and three floating stones, f6,f20,21.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3014 J3v5 P804 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3015 J3v5a P804 dM.jpg

; J3v5a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3015 J3v5a P804 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	f3
O15	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	k11
O15	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	k13
O21	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	wide shot
O22	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	looking west
O25	2005-08-04_P807GM.j	rE	Sub-view of excavated tannur, f3,  as seen along the north edge of a wall apron ,f10, that was exposed during the course of excavation by a German team several seasons ago. closeup of tannur
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3014 J3v5 P804 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3015 J3v5a P804 dM.jpg

; J3v6
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t006 V18d3016 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3016 J3v6 P807 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-07_P807GM.j	gM	k21
O15	2005-08-07_P807GM.j	gM	k22
O15	2005-08-07_P807GM.j	gM	k23
O22	2005-08-07_P807GM.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-07_P807GM.j	gM	View showing condition of loci k21,22,23 prior to excavation.  Although they were laid out by the surveyor, they were not excavated during this season (2005-P) due to higher priority work, such as the excavation of k103 to the south.

; J3v7
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t007 V18d3017 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3017 J3v7 P808 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f12
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f13
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f14
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f15
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f16
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f17
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f18
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f19
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k101
O22	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	looking southwest
O25	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	View of group of large "floating" stones, f14,15,16,17,18,19 contained in loess, f13, in k101.  A  small area of compacted soil and stones of unknown use, f12, is also shown.  It is all but certain that the floating stones washed down from deteriorating structures higher on the temple mound.  Furthermore, since they were not carried away and re-used we can assume that this movement of the stones occurred after the tell was abandoned.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3017 J3v7 P808 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3018 J3v7a P808 dM.jpg

; J3v7a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3018 J3v7a P808 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f12
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f13
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k101
O21	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	medium shot
O22	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	looking southwest
O25	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	Sub-view of the locus after the stones were removed, showing that none were founded or a part of an organized structure where we found them.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3017 J3v7 P808 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3018 J3v7a P808 dM.jpg

; J3v8
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t008 V18d3019 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3019 J3v8 P809 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f2
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f3
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f4
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f6
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f20
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f21
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f22
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f23
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f24
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f45
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k12
O22	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	looking west
O25	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	View of the fully excavated tannur, f3, the edge of the possible working surface, f4, and a number of floating stones, f6,20-24,45 resting in loess, f2 in k12.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3019 J3v8 P809 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3020 J3v8a P809 dM.jpg

; J3v8a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3020 J3v8a P809 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f2
O12	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	f3
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k12
O21	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	looking west
O25	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	Closeup of the fully excavated tannur, f3.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3019 J3v8 P809 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3020 J3v8a P809 dM.jpg

; J3v9
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t009 V18d3021 P821 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3021 J3v9 P810 dM.jpg
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f3
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f4
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f5
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f6
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f10
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f11
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f12
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f20
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f21
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f23
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f24
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f25
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f26
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f27
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f28
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f29
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f30
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f39
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f40
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f41
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f45
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k12
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k101
O22	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	looking north
O25	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	This view illustrates a point in the excavation where the monumental wall, f11, and its apron, f10, was being defined.  One of the problems was to identify which of the large limestone blocks were floating stones and which were a part of the wall complex.  Those stones identified as floating were relayed and removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3021 J3v9 P810 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3022 J3v9a P810 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3023 J3v9b P810 dM.jpg

; J3v9a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3022 J3v9a P810 dM.jpg
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f10
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f11
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k12
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k101
O21	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	wide shot
O22	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	looking north
O25	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	This sub-view shows the relationship of the monumental wall and the BA temple complex to the north.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3021 J3v9 P810 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3022 J3v9a P810 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3023 J3v9b P810 dM.jpg

; J3v9b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3023 J3v9b P810 dM.jpg
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f3
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f4
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f5
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f6
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f10
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f11
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f12
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f20
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f21
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f23
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f24
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f25
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f26
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f27
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f28
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f30
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f39
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f40
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f41
O12	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	f45
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k12
O15	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	k101
O21	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	looking north
O25	2007-08-14_P812GM1.j	eI	This sub-view shows better the wall, f11, the apron, f10, and the collection of floating stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3021 J3v9 P810 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3023 J3v9b P810 dM.jpg

; J3v10
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t010 V18d3001 P820 rE.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3001 J3v10 P801 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k1
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k11
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k21
O22	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	View of former loci of unit J02, which were partially excavated in MZ17 and this season incorporated into J03.  J03k1=J02k33; J03k11=J02k43; J03k21=J02k53.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3001 J3v10 P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3002 J3v10a P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3003 J3v10b P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3004 J3v10c P801 dM.jpg

; J3v10a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3002 J3v10a P801 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k21
O21	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	Sub-view of J03k21=J02k53 that shows J02 features:  f57=ts, f66=ly.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3001 J3v10 P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3002 J3v10a P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3003 J3v10b P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3004 J3v10c P801 dM.jpg

; J3v10b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3003 J3v10b P801 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k11
O21	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	Sub-view of J03k11=J02k43 that shows J02 features:  f53=ts, f59=ly, f60=ly.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3001 J3v10 P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3003 J3v10b P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3004 J3v10c P801 dM.jpg

; J3v10c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3004 J3v10c P801 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	k1
O21	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-12_P812GM1.j	gM	Sub-view of J03k01=J02k33 that shows J02 features:  f42=ts, f46=lb, f49=ly, f54=pt,  f55=fi, and f61=ly.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3001 J3v10 P801 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3004 J3v10c P801 dM.jpg

; J3v11
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t011 V18d3024 P823 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f21
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f26
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f30
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f35
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f36
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f37
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f39
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f40
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f41
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f44
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f45
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	This major photograph, taken of k12 and k101 at a point in the excavation when the extent and composition of the monumental wall, f11, and its apron were almost fully exposed, shows a number of the phases of use and later abandonment.  It was also taken just before we began to excavate the typological column, f102/f104.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3025 J3v11a P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3026 J3v11b P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3028 J3v11d P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3025 J3v11a P815 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	This subview, taken from nearly overhead shows the major stone work of the monumental wall, f11, and the apron, f10.  At this point we were in the process of trying to determine which of the large limestone blocks were part of the walls and which were "floating" ones were residue from deteriorated strutures that had washed down from higher in the slope.  The vertical south face of f11 was just being exposed and can be seen in the lower left part of the photo.  There is a group of large limestone blocks, f39, f40, in the bottom center of the photo which may be a buttress.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3025 J3v11a P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3028 J3v11d P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3026 J3v11b P815 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	wide shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	This sub-view, taken with a wide-angle lens illustrates the total scope of the excavated portions of loci k12 and k101.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3025 J3v11a P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3026 J3v11b P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3028 J3v11d P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f40
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	Closeup of the vertical south face of the monumental wall, f11 along the west edge of  k101.  Part of a large limestone block, f40 appears in the bottom right of the photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3028 J3v11d P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f39
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f40
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	Closeup of the large limestone block, f40 and the conglomeration of smaller blocks and mud, f39, along the south face of monumental wall, f11.  At this point, it was unclear whether f40 and f39 were part of a natural, post-abandonment or whether they were constructed during active use to buttress the wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3028 J3v11d P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	This sub-view shows the eastern part of the south part of monumental wall, f11.  The south face has not been exposed at this point.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3029 J3v11e P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v11f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f39
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f40
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking northeast
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	This subview taken from a low angle and looking north across the top of the exposed  top of the monumental wall, f11, shows the possible path of a rock fall which could have deposited f40 and f39, which appear in the foreground.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3024 J3v11 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3027 J3v11c P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3030 J3v11f P815 dM.jpg

; J3v12
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t012 V18d3031 P823 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3031 J3v12 P815 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f1
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f21
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f26
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f36
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f37
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f41
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f44
O12	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	f45
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	View of the north section of k12, taken with the horizontal reference string and feature labels still attached.  Two large floating stones, f21 and f41, are supported by pedistals, pending excavation of the north baulk.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3031 J3v12 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3032 J3v12a P815 dM.jpg

; J3v12a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3032 J3v12a P815 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O21	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	medium shot
O22	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-15_P823GM5.j	rE	Subview of the N section, without the string and labels.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3031 J3v12 P815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3032 J3v12a P815 dM.jpg

; J3v13
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t013 V18d3033 P823 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3033 J3v13 P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f1
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f37
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f42
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking east
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	This view illustrates the relationship between the apron stones, k10, in k101, and the structures to the east and south.  Several years ago, a German team excavated an E-W trench to the east of k12/k101 which revealed a line of large limestone blocks extending along the south baulk of their trench. This line of stones matches the north edge of apron stones, f10 in J03k101.  This series of views also provides evidence to resolve the issue of whether the apron, f10, was built as a part of the monumental wall, f11, in Phase 1 (ED III) or was added subsequently as decoration in Phase 5 (Khabur) or 6 (Mittani).
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3033 J3v13 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3034 J3v13a P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3035 J3v13b P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3036 J3v13c P816 dM.jpg

; J3v13a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3034 J3v13a P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f1
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f37
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f42
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking east
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	This sub-view of the east section of k12 and extending into k101, best shows the stratigraphy associated with the apron stones towards E section.  It appears as if the stones were laid on top of accumulation, f33, which overlays fill, f34, the top level of material datable to Phase 1.  Note that the scoring that separated f33 and f31 in the vicinity of the vertical reference stick is in error.  The photo clearly shows that f33 contines to angle upward to the north crossing the stick at the red/white boundary rather than in the middle of the red band.  The photo also shows that the stones of the south edge of the apron, f10, are higher than the stones of the north edge of the monumental wall, f11.  Furhermore, the edge stones do not abut.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3033 J3v13 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3034 J3v13a P816 dM.jpg

; J3v13b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3035 J3v13b P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f1
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f2
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f37
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f42
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking southeast
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	This view to the SE shows another aspect of the relationship between the Phase 1 and Phase 5/6 accumulations and construction.  It seems to show accumulation, f31, building up behind the apron stones, f10, and contrasts with the layers of fill, f34, f38, f42, which were part of the Phase 1 constrution of monumental wall, f11, and the temple BA mound which rose to the north (left in photo) behind it in this sector.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3033 J3v13 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3034 J3v13a P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3035 J3v13b P816 dM.jpg

; J3v13c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3036 J3v13c P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f31
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f33
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f34
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f38
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f42
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking southeast
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	This closeup of the apron, f10, and the material underneath shows the stones laid on top of the fill layers, f34. f38, f42, which comprise the Phase 1 temple mound.  It is more evidence that the apron was a late addition to the wall/mound/temple complex.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3033 J3v13 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3034 J3v13a P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3035 J3v13b P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3036 J3v13c P816 dM.jpg

; J3v14
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t014 V18d3037 P823 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3037 J3v14 P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f39
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f47
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f48
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f85
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f91
O13	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	i4
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking northeast
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	View showing some of the components of f39, a conglomeration of large limstone blocks and soil immediately to the south of monumental wall, f11.  In the area between the individual blocks (eventually designated f48, f85, and f91) one can see the base of a small Mittani cup, i4, as well as slag, i4.1, probably from metal working.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3037 J3v14 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3038 J3v14a P816 dM.jpg

; J3v14a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3038 J3v14a P816 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f39
O12	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	f47
O13	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	i4
O15	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	looking southwest
O25	2005-08-16_P823GM5.j	rE	The sub-view is a closeup of f39, showing in more detail the cup base whose location is indicated by the spot pointer.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3037 J3v14 P816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3038 J3v14a P816 dM.jpg

; J3v15
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t015 V18d3039 P830 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3039 J3v15 P820 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f43
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	At the time of this photo, we had exposed the entire south face of monumental wall, f11, and a solid, horizontal, water-hardened accumulation, f43, abutting the wall and extending south.  By that time, large limestone blocks f40 and f48 had been removed to explore the type of contact between limestone blocks f85 and f91 (the remaining components of f39) and wall f11.  Clearly, as shown in v15a, there was no contact.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3039 J3v15 P820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3040 J3v15a P820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3041 J3v15b P820 dM.jpg

; J3v15a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3040 J3v15a P820 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f43
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	This view, a closeup of the gap between limestone blocks f85 and f91 and the monumental wall, f11, shows that the stones were deposited by natural forces and were not part of a buttress to f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3039 J3v15 P820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3040 J3v15a P820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3041 J3v15b P820 dM.jpg

; J3v15b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3041 J3v15b P820 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	f43
O15	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	looking overhead-northeast
O25	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	This view is a closeup of an impression in accumulation, f43, representing the trace of the bottom part of a very large limstone block, f40, which was previously removed.  It could have been made when the block rolled down the temple mound and imbedded in the soft mud deposited by rain, f43. caused by f40 (wall and fallen stones)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3039 J3v15 P820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3041 J3v15b P820 dM.jpg

; J3v16
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t016 V18d3042 P905 gM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3042 J3v16 P823 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-22_P823GM5.j	gM	f52
O15	2005-08-22_P823GM5.j	gM	k103
O22	2005-08-22_P823GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-22_P823GM5.j	gM	This view shows the condition of the locus just as excavation began. The locus was located south of the other units in a large flat plaza.  There is no surface vegetation on the topsoil, f52, because it had been used as a place to put back dirt, pebbles, and stones removed from the excavation.

; J3v17
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t017 V18d3058 Q130 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3058 J3v17 P824 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f43
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f50
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f66
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f67
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f68
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f72
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f85
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f91
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k101
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking north
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	This series of views, taken after the monumental wall, f11, and apron, f10 were fully excavated, allows us to evaluate their extent after the last modifications were made, probably in Phase 5, the Mittani period.  From this photograph, it appears as if the large limestone blocks f66, f67, and f68 were part of the wall prior to abandonment.  They were set in, but not covered with plaster-like mud.  They appear to be on the northernmost of three E-W lines of similar blocks that form the extant top of the wall.  They were later removed for safety reasons as we excavated just to the north of them to explore how the wall was constructed.  The three subviews are all taken looking south towards the north face of the wall and illustrate how the most intact of several layers of bakhia, f50, sealed the surface extending from the wall up to the temple BA.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3058 J3v17 P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3059 J3v17a P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3060 J3v17b P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3061 J3v17c P824 dM.jpg

; J3v17a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3059 J3v17a P824 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f50
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f72
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	This sub-view shows the bakhia layer, f50.  Although at first we thought that it was the top surface of the temple mound, this photo illustrates that it abuts the wall about 50cm. below the top, and therefore must be an intermediate surface, perhaps marking the end of seasonal construction.  Several more layers of fill would have been subsequently placed above f50 and another layer of bakhia, bricks and stones would have marked the true top.  This photo shows that the N-S line of limestone blocks, f72, were laid atop the highest layer of fill, f34, that we can positively associate with the temple mound.  It is possible that they were a part of the apron system, f10.  One can also see the limestone blocks, f66-68, hanging over the north edge of the wall, necessitating their removal when we began to excavate directly below them.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3058 J3v17 P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3059 J3v17a P824 dM.jpg

; J3v17b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3060 J3v17b P824 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f50
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f66
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f67
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f68
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	Subview showing the interface of the bakhia layer, f50, and the inside face (N) of wall, f11.  The bakia layer in this vicinity was later removed as a part of the excavation of the typological column, k102/k104.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3058 J3v17 P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3059 J3v17a P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3060 J3v17b P824 dM.jpg

; J3v17c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3061 J3v17c P824 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f10
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f11
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f50
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f68
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k12
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k101
O21	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	Subview showing details of the upper part of wall, f11, construction.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3058 J3v17 P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3059 J3v17a P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3060 J3v17b P824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3061 J3v17c P824 dM.jpg

; J3v18
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t018 V18d3062 Q131 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3062 J3v18 P825 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f53
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f54
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k103
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking east
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	This view shows an installation of two large stones, which sit in the first layer of natural accumulation, f53, below the surface topsoil, f52.  The stones were placed, but not founded within f53 as it built up, and later covered.  This is most likely a simple installation constructed during scattered occupation after abandonment.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3062 J3v18 P825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3063 J3v18a P825 dM.jpg

; J3v18a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3063 J3v18a P825 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	f54
O15	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	k103
O21	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	looking south
O25	2005-08-25_P904GM5.j	rE	Subview closeup of stones, f54, showing they were not founded
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3062 J3v18 P825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3063 J3v18a P825 dM.jpg

; J3v19
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t019 V18d3045 Q131 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3045 J3v19 P827 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f57
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f58
O15	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	k104
O22	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	The excavation of the typolgical column moved from k102, the north baulk of k12, to k104, located just north of the north face of the monumental wall, f11.  The first extant layer of bakhia that we encountered, f50, covered all of k12.  (We postulate that there was a higher layer atop fills f34, f38, and f42 that had all but eroded away after abandonment.)  As f50 was being removed from the 2m x 2m locus of k104, underneath we encountered a layer of compacted fill, f57, atop another thin layer of bakiah, f58.  This view shows that f58 extended throughout the locus, sloping down from north to south following the shape of the temple BA mound.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3045 J3v19 P827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3046 J3v19a P827 dM.jpg

; J3v19a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3046 J3v19a P827 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f57
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f58
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f89
O12	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	f92
O15	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	k104
O21	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-08-27_P904GM5.j	jW	This subview shows the east balk of the locus.  Several additional features appear here.  First, parts of two thin layers of bakhia, f89, apparently imbedded in compacted fill, f57, and seen in the right center of the photo, show a "reverse slope" upward to the south.  Second, a wedge of fill, f92, and seen in the lower right part of the photo, appears above the full bakhia layer, f58.  Although we do not know its purpose, it could be part of a continuing project to raise the level of the entire wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3045 J3v19 P827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3046 J3v19a P827 dM.jpg

; J3v20
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t020 V18d3057 Q506 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3057 J3v20 P828 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f57
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f58
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f62
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f70
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f89
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f92
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This view shows the result of the removal of most of compacted fill, f59.  The surface has been leveled in the locus and the photo clearly shows the remnants of the bakhia layer, f58, above compacted fill, f59.  Also shown are the upward sloping layers of bakhia, f89, and the pile of bricks, f62.  A previously unrecorded wedge of compacted fill, f92 can be seen in the lower right side of the photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3055 J3v20b P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3056 J3v20a P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3057 J3v20 P828 dM.jpg

; J3v20a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3056 J3v20a P828 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f58
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview, showing the south baulk adjacent to the north face of the monumental wall, f11, shows the remaining sliver of the bakhia layer, f58, above compacted fill, f59.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3056 J3v20a P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3057 J3v20 P828 dM.jpg

; J3v20b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3055 J3v20b P828 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f65
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	wide shot
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	OHE
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview looks overhead and to the east onto compacted fill, f59. There is a pillar of baked bricks, f62, in the east baulk and compacted layer of ash, f65, appears in the lower left.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3055 J3v20b P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3056 J3v20a P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3057 J3v20 P828 dM.jpg

; J3v21
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t021 V18d3047 Q508 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3047 J3v21 P828 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	looking northeast
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This photograph documents a human burial, a1, in the first stages of excavation.  Only one of the innominate (hip) bones is clearly visible.  It clearly sits in the packed fill, f59, providing strong evidence that the grave was not dug, but rather that the burial was an event contemporary with the mound building process.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3047 J3v21 P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3048 J3v21a P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3049 J3v21b P828 dM.jpg

; J3v21a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3048 J3v21a P828 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f60
O12	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	f62
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview is a closeup of the human remains, f60 and marker column, f62.  Several long bones of this burial in the flexed position are visible in addition to the innominate.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3047 J3v21 P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3048 J3v21a P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3049 J3v21b P828 dM.jpg

; J3v21b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3049 J3v21b P828 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O15	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	wide shot
O22	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-28_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview is a wide-angle photo of the eastern two-thirds of the locus, k104, showing the relative position of the burial, a1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3047 J3v21 P828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3049 J3v21b P828 dM.jpg

; J3v22
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t022 V18d3050 Q508 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3050 J3v22 P829 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a2
O12	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	f62
O15	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	This series of views, taken after the burial, a1, was beginning to be exposed in more detail than in v21.  The main view shows most of the locus, including the human burial, a1, and an animal burial, a2, which may have been associated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3050 J3v22 P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3051 J3v22a P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3052 J3v22b P829 dM.jpg

; J3v22a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3051 J3v22a P829 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O12	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	f62
O15	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview is a closeup of burial, a1, and brick pillar, f62, which shows the comparatively good preservation of the skeletal bones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3050 J3v22 P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3051 J3v22a P829 dM.jpg

; J3v22b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3052 J3v22b P829 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O15	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	looking northeast
O25	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview is a tighter closeup of the well-preserved pelvic structure of the remains.  The innominate rests on a stone tool, i8, that presumably belonged to the deceased.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3050 J3v22 P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3051 J3v22a P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3052 J3v22b P829 dM.jpg

; J3v23
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t023 V18d3053 Q508 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3053 J3v23 P829 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a2
O15	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	Photograph of cluster of animal bones (skull and long bone), possibly associated with human burial, a1, about 150 cm to the north at about the same elevation.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3053 J3v23 P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3054 J3v23a P829 dM.jpg

; J3v23a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3054 J3v23a P829 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	a2
O15	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-29_P904GM5.j	gM	Subview showing closeup of animal bones, possibly those of a pig.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3053 J3v23 P829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3054 J3v23a P829 dM.jpg

; J3v24
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t024 V18d3064 Q508 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3064 J3v24 P831 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f60
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O15	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	OV
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	Photograph of human skeleton, i8, which is part of burial, a1, now fully exposed.  The purpose of the photograph was to prepare a registered drawing using Feehand.  The two red stakes have been surveyed to provide the geo-reference.

; J3v25
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t025 V18d3067 Q508 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O11	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	a2
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f60
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f64
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O15	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	This photograph helps resolve several issues with the burial, a1.  First, one can see that  the remains sit in compacted fill, f59, strongly indicating that the burial was made at the same time the temple mound was being constructed.  There is no shaft or cut that might indicate that the burial occured later in time.  Second, the body is in a fully flexed position.  Third, a stone tool, i8, probably belonging to the deceased is located direcly under the innominate bone.  Fourth, an extensive layer of compacted ash, f64, was in place before the burial was accomplished and this layer was covered by, compacted fill, f59, in which the body sits.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3068 J3v25a P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3069 J3v25b P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3070 J3v25c P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg

; J3v25a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3068 J3v25a P831 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f60
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i10
O21	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking northeast
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	Final close subview of the complete burial illustrating the excellent preservation of the skeleton and the outstanding work of gM and vS in removing the surrounding soil matrix to expose it.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3068 J3v25a P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg

; J3v25b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3069 J3v25b P831 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f60
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O21	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	Final close subview of the skeleton as seen from the back.  Note that there is a hole in the back of the skull, which will be analyzed in the laboratory.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3068 J3v25a P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3069 J3v25b P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg

; J3v25c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3070 J3v25c P831 dM.jpg
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O21	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	Final close subview of the left side of the skull showing its excellent preservation and exposure.  In addition, one can see well-preserved teeth, which will be useful in determining the age of the individual at the time of death.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3068 J3v25a P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3069 J3v25b P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3070 J3v25c P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg

; J3v25d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i8
O13	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	i10
O21	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	Final close subview of the pelvis and the stone tool directly underneath the innominate.  The shape of the greater sciatic notch may be useful in determining the sex of the deceased.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3067 J3v25 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3071 J3v25d P831 dM.jpg

; J3v26
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t026 V18d3072 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3072 J3v26 P831 dM.jpg
O11	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	a1
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f59
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f64
O15	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	This view shows part of the complex nature of compacted fill, f64, and its relationship with the compacted fill, f59, which covered the burial, a1.  This complexity was missed during the first phases of excavation.  We noted an ashy component to the NW corner of the locus while excavating f59, but did not immediately assign it a separare feature number.  As one can see in the north baulk there is a clear demarkation between the two.  The human skeleton is shown, clearly sitting in f59.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3072 J3v26 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3073 J3v26a P831 dM.jpg

; J3v26a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3073 J3v26a P831 dM.jpg
O12	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	f64
O15	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O21	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	looking northwest
O25	2005-08-31_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview highlights the ashy layer, f64, as seen in the north section.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3072 J3v26 P831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3073 J3v26a P831 dM.jpg

; J3v27
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t027 V18d3074 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f66
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f67
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f68
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k101
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This view shows three large limestone blocks, f66, f67, and g68 overhanging the excavation of the typological column, k104.  These stones were probably a part of the top layer of the last reconstructed version of the monumental wall, f11.  One can see that it was necessary to stabilize f66 and f67 with a rope harness before we decided to remove it to protect the individuals who were excavating deep within the locus.  The black marks on the limestone blocks are registration marks for possible use in drawing the stones from the photographs.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3075 J3v27a P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3077 J3v27c P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3078 J3v27d P903 dM.jpg

; J3v27a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3075 J3v27a P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f11
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f66
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f67
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f68
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k101
O21	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	medium shot
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview shows the limestone blocks from an alternate perspective.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3075 J3v27a P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3078 J3v27d P903 dM.jpg

; J3v27b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f66
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f67
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k101
O21	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview shows a closeup of f66 and f67 before removal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg

; J3v27c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3077 J3v27c P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f68
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k101
O21	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview shows a closeup of f68 before removal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3075 J3v27a P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3077 J3v27c P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3078 J3v27d P903 dM.jpg

; J3v27d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3078 J3v27d P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f67
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k101
O21	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking east
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This subview shows a closeup of the top of f67 after the removal of f66.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3074 J3v27 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3076 J3v27b P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3078 J3v27d P903 dM.jpg

; J3v28
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t028 V18d3079 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3079 J3v28 P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f64
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f65
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k104
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	This view was taken after the burial, a1, and compacted fill, f59, in which it sat were removed from the north half of locus k104.  It illustrates the sharp interface of the compacted layer of ashy fill, f64, and another layer of red fill, f65, to the north, only the edge of which was exposed.  On the basis of excavation this season, we do not know the extent or function of f65.

; J3v29
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t029 V18d3065 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3065 J3v29 P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f11
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f69
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f70
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f80
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k105
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	In order to explore the nature of the interface between the monumental wall, f11, and the material behind it in the few days of excavation remaining in season MZ18, we dug only in the south half of k104, designating the "reduced" locus k105.  This view shows the result of the first day's excavation.  On the right side one can see the north face of f11, whose stones are covered with a layer of bakhia, f80, a local virgin soil, to regulate the flow of water from the layers in the mound behind to the fully exposed south face.  We assume that the bakhia allows water to trickle through, thus assuring that the mud mortar between the stones of the wall does not wash away.  On the left of the photo, one can see a vertical layer of compacted fill, f70, in which is imbedded several horizontal lenses of bricky material, f69.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3065 J3v29 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3066 J3v29a P903 dM.jpg

; J3v29a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3066 J3v29a P903 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f11
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f69
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f70
O12	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	f80
O15	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	k105
O21	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-09-03_P904GM5.j	gM	closeup of the wall stones in section
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3065 J3v29 P903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3066 J3v29a P903 dM.jpg

; J3v30
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t030 V18d3080 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3080 J3v30 P904 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-04_P918JW2.j	gM	f73
O15	2005-09-04_P918JW2.j	gM	k105
O22	2005-09-04_P918JW2.j	gM	ov
O25	2005-09-04_P918JW2.j	gM	One of the layers of compacted fill, f73, behind monumental wall, f11, was composed of tibin, the raw material of mudbricks consisting of clean, dampened soil mixed with chopped straw.  This is a photograph of a sample of tibin showing phytoliths and decayed roots.

; J3v31
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t031 V18d3095 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3095 J3v31 P905 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	f72
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k12
O22	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	looking north
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	As the excavation of locus k12 progressed, a large limestone block, f35, was uncovered along the west baulk.  Later, it was found to be the northernmost of a N-S row of seven such stones, f72, the subject of this view..  The stones were all at an elevation above the top layer of compacted fill, f34, which we believe formed the surface of the BA temple mound, which was bounded on its outer periphery by the monumental stone wall, f11.  It is unlikely that this row of stones was deposited naturally, but its function is unclear.  The most likely explanation is that it somehow formed the western boundary of the apron, f10, which was added in the Mittani period.  (The wall, f11, and temple mound were probably built much earlier in the Early Dynastic period.)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3095 J3v31 P905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3096 J3v31a P905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3097 J3v31b P905 dM.jpg

; J3v31a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3096 J3v31a P905 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	f72
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k12
O21	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	ov
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	Subview, which is a closeup of the four southernmost stones of f72.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3095 J3v31 P905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3096 J3v31a P905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3097 J3v31b P905 dM.jpg

; J3v31b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3097 J3v31b P905 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	f72
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k12
O21	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	tight shot
O22	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	ov
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	Subview, which is a closeup of the three northernmost stones of f72.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3095 J3v31 P905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3097 J3v31b P905 dM.jpg

; J3v31c
O12	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	f72
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k12
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k104
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k105
O21	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	wide shot
O22	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	Subview, which is a dirty photo showing that the stones in f72 are founded atop f34, the highest level of the temple mound, best seen in profile in the section of  the W baulk of k12 adjacent west of f72.

; J3v32
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t032 V18d3094 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3094 J3v32 P904 dM.jpg
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	no buttress, cont. at lower levels under removed stones.

; J3v33
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t033 V18d3081 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3081 J3v33 P904 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	f75
O15	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	k103
O22	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	looking west
O25	2005-09-05_P918JW2.j	gM	View showing a ring of small stones,f75, in the NW corner of locus k103, a sounding through many layers of empty accumulation which overlay the plaza associated with the BA temple mound.

; J3v34
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t034 V18d3098 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3098 J3v34 P906 dM.jpg
O12	0000-00-00_P918JW2.j	gM	f78
O12	0000-00-00_P918JW2.j	gM	f79
O15	0000-00-00_P918JW2.j	gM	k12
O22	0000-00-00_P918JW2.j	gM	OV
O25	0000-00-00_P918JW2.j	gM	View of two large limestone blocks that were located below the line of stones, f72, along the western baulk of k12.  The northernmost was f78 and the southernmost was f79.  They can be see to be about the same elevation as the top extant row of stones in the monumental wall, f11.  They could have been used to stablilize the fill behind the wall during construction or their foundations could have been dug into fill layer f34 to serve as a foundation for the southernmost two stones of f72.  Regrettably, in order to complete the excavtion on time, they were removed before a full analysis could be done.

; J3v35
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t035 V18d3083 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3083 J3v35 P913 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f34
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f38
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f83
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f84
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f90
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	This view, a series of three photographs of the combined west baulks of loci k12, k101, and k11 shows the accumulations and fills on either side of the monumental wall, f11.  The purpose is to aid in the understanding of how the temple BA mound behind f11 was constructed and what it looked liked before it was abandoned.  Originally we believed that the extensive bakhia layer f50 was the top of the mound in antiquity.  However, subsequent layers of fill, f42/f90, f38, and f34 were placed on top of it and sealed again with a layer of bakhia, f83, (only a small part of which survived being eroded by water and wind after abandonment) and a level platform of bricks, f84, whose function is unknown.  This photo is a closeup taken just N of the wall, f11.  It illustrates the interface of the fill layers f34 and f38 with the wall and the remnants of the brick platform, f84, and bakhia, f83, which formed the top of the temple mound from the time of construction during the Early Dynastic period to as late as the Mittani period.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3082 J3v35a P913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3083 J3v35 P913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3084 J3v35b P913 dM.jpg

; J3v35a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3082 J3v35a P913 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f34
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f38
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f83
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f84
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f90
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	This wide angle photo shows the general arrangement on the temple side of the wall.  The light brown accumulations nearer the surface are layers of loess deposited atop the abandoned mound.  The sloping surface in the lower right hand part of the photo is the first continuous layer of bakhia which sealed the compacted fills beneath.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3082 J3v35a P913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3083 J3v35 P913 dM.jpg

; J3v35b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3084 J3v35b P913 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f34
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f38
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f83
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f84
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	This wide angle photo focuses on the region immediately north and south of monumental wall, f11.  It illustrates that the accumulations and layers differ substantially.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3082 J3v35a P913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3083 J3v35 P913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3084 J3v35b P913 dM.jpg

; J3v36
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t036 V18d3112 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3112 J3v36 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f43
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Series of three final post-excavation photographs showing the W baulk of the combined loci, k11, 12, and 101.  This is the middle portion of the W baulk, which focuses on k101 in the vicinity of monumental wall, f11, and shows the interface between the wall, the ancient mound and the post-abandonment accumulations
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3111 J3v36a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3112 J3v36 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3113 J3v36b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v36a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3111 J3v36a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Sub-view of the northernmost of the photos, which focuses on k12 north of monumental wall, f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3111 J3v36a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3112 J3v36 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3113 J3v36b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v36b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3113 J3v36b P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Sub-view of the southermost portion of the W baulk, which focuses on k11 and k101 south of monumental wall, f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3112 J3v36 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3113 J3v36b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v37
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t037 V18d3114 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3114 J3v37 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photograph of the limstone block apron, f10 of the monumental wall, f11.  We fashioned the rope harness to overcome the instability in the foundation structure caused by excavation of the typological column.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3114 J3v37 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3115 J3v37a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v37a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3115 J3v37a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	OV
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Sub-view closeup of the limestone block apron, f10, from overhead along the E baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3114 J3v37 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3115 J3v37a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v38
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t038 V18d3116 Q509 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3116 J3v38 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photograph of the excavated portions of the monumental wall, f11, its apron, f10 and its terrace, f50
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3116 J3v38 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3117 J3v38a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v38a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3117 J3v38a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-13_P918JW2.j	jW	reverse view
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3116 J3v38 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3117 J3v38a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v39
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t039 V18d3093 Q510 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking overhead-northeast
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	This series of photographs constitute the record of the excavated components  of the lower portion of the typological column.  They illustrate how the wall and mound behind it were built.  First the wall stones were laid, then the mound was built up by application of successive layers of compacted fill obtained from various sources in and around the tell.  The layers were not uniform in compostion or deposition.  Some contained large amounts of ash, while others were relatively clean.  The sealing layers of bakhia that follow the slope of the mound indicate that it probably was built over several seasons and may have been built in several phases.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3085 J3v39a P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3088 J3v39d P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3091 J3v39g P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3085 J3v39a P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	E baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3085 J3v39a P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3088 J3v39d P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	W baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	N baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3088 J3v39d P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	S baulk, W
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3088 J3v39d P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	S baulk, E
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	N baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39g
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3091 J3v39g P914 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f80
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Subview closeup of the inside (N) face of wall, f11, showing the packing, f80, which is called bakhia locally.  Although the picture could have been more sharply focused, one can clearly see the mortar-like bakhia which surrounds the stones of the wall.  We believe that the bakhia acted like a permiable membrane to regulate the flow of water through the wall structure without weakening the wall or damining the water behind it.  (Bakhia is a mixture of reddish clay and small kernals of limstone.)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3085 J3v39a P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3086 J3v39b P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3087 J3v39c P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3088 J3v39d P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3089 J3v39e P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3090 J3v39f P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3091 J3v39g P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v39h
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	closeup of the narrow E baulk where the fill meets the packing, f80
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3092 J3v39h P914 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3093 J3v39 P914 dM.jpg

; J3v40
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t040 V18d3106 Q510 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f52
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f53
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f56
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f63
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f76
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f77
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f81
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f82
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photographs of the excavated portion of the locus, taken with the North baulk as the reference
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3107 J3v40d P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3108 J3v40a P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3109 J3v40b P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg

; J3v40a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3108 J3v40a P915 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	East baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3108 J3v40a P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg

; J3v40b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3109 J3v40b P915 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	E baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3107 J3v40d P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3108 J3v40a P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3109 J3v40b P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg

; J3v40c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	S baulk of the first step down
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg

; J3v40d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3107 J3v40d P915 dM.jpg
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f76
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f77
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Large stone in the NW corner, f77 which was imbedded in a layer of concrete, f76.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3107 J3v40d P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3108 J3v40a P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg

; J3v40e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking west
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	W baulk
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3105 J3v40c P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3106 J3v40 P915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3110 J3v40e P917 dm.jpg

; J3v41
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t041 V18d3102 Q510 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3102 J3v41 P908 gG.jpg
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photograph showing the relationship between the monumental wall, f11, apron, f10, and bakhia packing, f50
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3101 J3v41a P908 gG.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3102 J3v41 P908 gG.jpg

; J3v41a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3101 J3v41a P908 gG.jpg
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Subview closeup of interface of monumental wall, f11, and apron, f10, including two large floating stones, f85 and f90 just to the south of the south face.  It shows well the top and south (outside) face of f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3101 J3v41a P908 gG.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3102 J3v41 P908 gG.jpg

; J3v42
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t042 V18d3104 Q510 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3104 J3v42 P910 gG.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k1
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k21
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k102
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking overhead-northnorth
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Photograph taken from a high ladder to the south of the temple mound showing the geographic relationships among J1, J3, J2, and BA temple.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3103 J3v42a P910 gG.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3104 J3v42 P910 gG.jpg

; J3v42a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3103 J3v42a P910 gG.jpg
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k1
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k21
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k102
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k103
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O15	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	looking overhead-northnorth
O25	2005-09-15_P918JW2.j	jW	Closeup focusing on the relationship between J3 and BA temple taken from high ladder
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3103 J3v42a P910 gG.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3104 J3v42 P910 gG.jpg

; J3v43
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t043 V18d3118 Q511 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3118 J3v43 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f7
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f8
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f9
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f13
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f30
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f43
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f86
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f87
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f88
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Series of three photographs showing the E baulk of the combined loci, k11, 12, and 101.  This is the southernmost of the photos focusing on k101.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3118 J3v43 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3119 J3v43a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3120 J3v43b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v43a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3119 J3v43a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	This is the central photograph, focusing on the interfaces of the apron, f10 and the monumental wall, f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3118 J3v43 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3119 J3v43a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3120 J3v43b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v43b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3120 J3v43b P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking east
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	This is the northernmost photgraph in the series, focusing on k12
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3118 J3v43 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3120 J3v43b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v44
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t044 V18d3121 Q511 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3121 J3v44 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f43
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f50
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k12
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k104
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photograph of the monumental wall, f11
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3121 J3v44 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3122 J3v44a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v44a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3122 J3v44a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f10
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking overhead-northeast
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	View from overhead
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3121 J3v44 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3122 J3v44a P917 dm.jpg

; J3v45
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t045 V18d3124 Q511 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3124 J3v45 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Final photograph of two large stones, f85 and f91, and their relationship with the monumental wall, f11.  The stones were part of a group that included f40 and f39 that had tumbled down from the terrace, probably in the late second millennium.  This photo show that they were not a part of the wall system, since they neither bond to or abut it.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3123 J3v45a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3124 J3v45 P917 dm.jpg

; J3v45a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3123 J3v45a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f85
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f91
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k101
O21	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking north
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Closeup of the two stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3123 J3v45a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3124 J3v45 P917 dm.jpg

; J3v46
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t046 V18d3125 Q511 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3125 J3v46 P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f11
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f70
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f80
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f94
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking southwest
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Final view of the bakhia sealing system for the inside face of the monumental wall, f11.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3125 J3v46 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3126 J3v46a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3127 J3v46b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v46a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3126 J3v46a P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f80
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f94
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking southwest
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Closeup of a wall stone at the bottom of the excavated area showing that an ash deposit,f94 directly abutted the wall system, f11/f80.  This is strong evidence that the wall was not free-standing, but rather built course by course and supported with packed fill, which eventually was raised to form the terrace up from the lower monumental wall to the higher temple.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3125 J3v46 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3126 J3v46a P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3127 J3v46b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v46b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3127 J3v46b P917 dm.jpg
O12	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	f80
O15	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	k105
O21	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-09-17_P918JW2.j	jW	Closeup of the bakhia, a local virgin soil that was used as a plaster to control the passage of water through the stones of the wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3125 J3v46 P917 dm.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3127 J3v46b P917 dm.jpg

; J3v47
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t047 V19d2001 R331 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2001 J3v47 Q812 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-12_RX31JW.j	rE	f98
O12	2006-08-12_RX31JW.j	rE	f99
O15	2006-08-12_RX31JW.j	rE	k21
O22	2006-08-12_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-08-12_RX31JW.j	rE	Photograph of locus k21 just after it had been cleaned and prior to excavation.  The locus had been partially dug in MZ 17 as part of unit J2's attempts to find the top of the revetment wall, f11, but abandoned when that season ended.  One can see the first accumulation to be excavated. f98, and a large limestone block, f99.

; J3v48
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t048 V19d2002 Q828 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2002 J3v48 Q812 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	rE	f102
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	rE	f103
O15	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	rE	k21
O22	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	rE	looking east
O25	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	rE	This is a photograph of locus k21 the day after excavation had been started.  A large limestone block, f102, can be seen in the east section as can the working natural accumulation, f103.

; J3v49
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t049 V19d2003 R331 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2003 J3v49 Q812 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f97
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f100
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f101
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f104
O15	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	This is a photo of a conglomeration of stones, f101, laying relatively close to the surface in the NW corner of k13.  The topsoil, f97, and the layer of natural accumulation in which it sat, f100, can clearly be seen in the N baulk.  Also, in the foreground can be seen the next layer of natural accumulation, f104.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2003 J3v49 Q812 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2004 J3v49a Q812 dM.jpg

; J3v49a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2004 J3v49a Q812 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f101
O12	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f104
O15	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview provides a closeup of the stone conglomerate before its removal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2003 J3v49 Q812 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2004 J3v49a Q812 dM.jpg

; J3v50
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t050 V19d2018 Q828 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2018 J3v50 Q815 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2147 J3v50 Q820 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	bL	f105
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	bL	f106
O15	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	bL	k22
O22	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	bL	This is a photograph of locus k22 the day after excavation had been started.  It shows the topsoil, f105, and the first layer of natural accumulation, f106, beneath.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2018 J3v50 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2147 J3v50 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2148 J3v50a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v50a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2148 J3v50a Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2018 J3v50 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2147 J3v50 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2148 J3v50a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v51
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t051 V19d2025 Q901 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2025 J3v51 Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	f107
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	f110
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	f114
O15	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-14_RX31JW.j	eDB	This view, taken midway through the excavation of locus k13 shows two large limestione blocks, f110 and f112, which sat in accumulation f107.  Block f110 was then removed to facilitate excavation, but was later found to have been a part of a possible living installation, a7, which included block f112, floors and a tannur.

; J3v52
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t052 V19d2026 R401 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2026 J3v52 Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f109
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f110
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f111
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f114
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f116
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	k13
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	looking west
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	This view, taken about midway through the excavation of locus k13 shows a test trench, f116, which followed the baqaya glacis, f109 from the point of its initial discovery in the far NE corner, south to the baulk between k13 and k12 to see if the baqaya found last year (f50 in k12) was a continuation or a separate layer.  Also shown is a large limestone block, f110, and a thin layer of dark soil, f111, that covered parts of the baqaya glacis.  The layer was perhaps residue from activities associated with a pit feature, a5 to the west of f111.

; J3v53
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t053 V19d2027 Q830 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2027 J3v53 Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f98
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f103
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f126
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f129
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f139
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	k21
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	k108
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	This view is of the north section of locus k21, which will be combined with locus k22 to the north to form locus k108.  The features are numbered in a curious way because excavation this season began below the tell surface when an effort in a previous season to find the revetment wall by J2 was stopped due to higher priority needs elsewhere.  So the topsoil is f126, while the starting point of the excavation was f98, two layers below.  The photo was taken with a wide-angle lens which exhibited considerable distortion at the edges.  Even so, the boundary between accumulations f103 and f139 suggest that perhaps there had been a gully along that boundary after abandonment.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2027 J3v53 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2028 J3v53a Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v53a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2028 J3v53a Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f98
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f103
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f126
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f129
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	f139
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	k21
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	k108
O21	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	rE	The same section without the string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2027 J3v53 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2028 J3v53a Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v54
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t054 V19d2029 Q923 eDB.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2029 J3v54 Q815 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	a5
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f109
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f122
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f127
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f128
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	k13
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	looking southwest
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	This is photograph of a pit, a5, that was cut into the baqaya glacis, f109, prior to its being covered by a mud glacis, f152.  Three components are shown: the cut, f128; the bottom, f127; and a fill, f122.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2029 J3v54 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2030 J3v54a Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2031 J3v54b Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v54a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2030 J3v54a Q815 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	a5
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f109
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f122
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f127
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f128
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	k13
O21	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	medium shot
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	OV
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	This subview from overhead shows the composition of the material forming the bottom of the pit.  It was similar to the contstituants of the mound discovered last year in a deep probe in loci k104 and k105.  Here one can see a packing filled with ash pockets and pieces of brick.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2029 J3v54 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2030 J3v54a Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v54b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2031 J3v54b Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	f127
O21	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	tight shot
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	looking west
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	eF	This is a closeup of the bottom of the pit showing that the pit was not much deeper than the layer of baqaya through which it was cut.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2029 J3v54 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2030 J3v54a Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2031 J3v54b Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v55
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t055 V19d2304 R404 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2304 J3v55 Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O15	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	k22
O22	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-08-15_RX31JW.j	bL	This view, taken soon after excavations began in the lower part of locus k22.  We were searching for evidence of the revetment wall, f11.  Here we see two large limestone blocks, f124 and f125,  imbedded in a very hard layer of packed material, f123.  As it turned out, the stones were imbedded in the packing.  The stones were elements of  a line of stones placed along the line of the revetment wall as it was before it was covered by natural accumulation.  The packing was made of mud and formed the surface of the mound that remained until the site was abandoned.

; J3v56
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t056 V19d2132 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f50
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k12
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	This view shows the relationship between features excavated in Season P (f50 in k12) and Season Q (f109 and a4 in k13) in adjacent loci.  The baqaya surface, f109, in the northern locus is clearly the same as the baqaya surface, k12 discovered in the first season in the southern locus.  The E-W line of limestone blocks, a4, are located well above the baqaya surface and reflect activity much later in time.  Although there are many such blocks seemingly randomly located above the baqaya in units J1, J2, and J3 these are unique in that they are at the same elevation and seem to be placed in a line.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2133 J3v56a Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2135 J3v56c Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2305 J3v56d Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v56a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2133 J3v56a Q817 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview is a closeup that shows the stones of aggregate a4 looking to the west.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2133 J3v56a Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v56b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview is a closeup that shows the stones of aggregate a4 looking to the east.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v56c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2135 J3v56c Q817 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview is a closeup that shows the stones of aggregate a4 looking to the south.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2133 J3v56a Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2135 J3v56c Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2305 J3v56d Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v56d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2305 J3v56d Q817 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f10
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f11
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f50
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k12
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O21	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	wide shot
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview is a wide shot that shows the stones of aggregate a4 in relationship to the revetment wall, f11, and the wall apron, f10
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2132 J3v56 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2133 J3v56a Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2134 J3v56b Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2305 J3v56d Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v57
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t057 V19d2136 Qx07 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2136 J3v57 Q816 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f133
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	This is a photograph of the locus before excavation began showing its relationship with the BA temple and terrace to the north
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2136 J3v57 Q816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2137 J3v57a Q816 dM.jpg

; J3v57a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2137 J3v57a Q816 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f133
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	ov
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the surface of the locus just as excavation began.  The the surface was level E-W and sloped down gradually from N to S.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2136 J3v57 Q816 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2137 J3v57a Q816 dM.jpg

; J3v58
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t058 V19d2138 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2138 J3v58 Q816 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	f103
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	f134
O12	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	f135
O15	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	k21
O22	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-08-16_RX31JW.j	rE	This is a view of two large limestone blocks which were found relatively close to the surface and well above the revetment wall, f11, and the memory stones which were placed above f11 when it became covered in the Mittani Period.  Typically we have considered them secondarily deposited by natural forces, but in the case of these two we cannot rule out placement by humans as part of some structure in the period of scattered occupation.

; J3v59
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t059 V19d2307 R407 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2307 J3v59 Q817 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f136
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f138
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This is a view of a circular area of scorched soil on a larger oval of packed soil, f138.  It is likely that the burning occurred after the tell was abandonded.  In and of itself, the burn spot is insignificant; however it is at the same place as a sucession of earlier circular features, probably dating from the Mittani period.  These include a circle of small stones encased in soil mortar and a pit dug into the surface of the original baqaya layer which covered the temple mound from the time it was constructed in the Early Dynastic Period.

; J3v60
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t060 V19d2308 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2308 J3v60 Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f102
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f115
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f123
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f124
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f125
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f143
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f144
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f145
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f148
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f158
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f159
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph documents an important discovery in the excavation.  A hard-packed layer of mud (wahal), f123, running E-W and sloping down from N-S is located along the north side of k108.  A horizontal surface of what seems to be softer material, f148, runs E-W along the southern part.  Sherds within it are flat suggesting that it was used as a walkway.  Between the two at differing elevations are large limestone blocks generally oriented E-W.  Some were eventually seen to be placed along the line of the revetment wall, f11, after it was covered.  Others were seen to be where they were found as a result of natural forces, particularly deterioration of structures higher on the mound.  At the time the photo was taken, we did not know which were which.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2139 J3v60x Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2308 J3v60 Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v60x
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2139 J3v60x Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2139 J3v60x Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2308 J3v60 Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v61
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t061 V19d2378 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2378 J3v61 Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f102
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f144
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f148
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f154
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f161
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f164
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph was taken soon after v60 as excavation of the floor surface, f148, in k108 continued.  It shows better the imbedded, flat sherds.  In addition, miscellaneous limestone blocks are shown.  Noteworth also, is accumulation 164, which is the surface that overlays the transition between the wahal, f123 to the north (not shown here), and the floor, f148.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2309 J3v61c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2378 J3v61 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2379 J3v61a Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v61a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2379 J3v61a Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f148
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f164
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O21	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview is a closeup of the floor surface, f148, and the transitional accumulation above it, f164, to the north.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2378 J3v61 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2379 J3v61a Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v61c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2309 J3v61c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2309 J3v61c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2378 J3v61 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2379 J3v61a Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v62
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t062 V19d2145 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2145 J3v62 Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f149
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f150
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph documents a pit, a6, found in the NE corner of locus k23 below the general location of the stone and laminar conglomerate, f142.  Note that although the directional and horizontal references are not in the photo, which was taken looking to the NE to a pit that is about 100 cm in diameter.  The photo documents that it was cut into the wahal layer, f152, which in turn was a new surface applied in the Mittani period to cover the baqaya covering, f109, which served as the surface of the BA temple mound since the Early Dynastic period when the mound and revetment wall, f11, were constructed.  The photo shows the pit, a6, consisting of the cut, f160, and a layer of fill within, f149.  The wahal layer, f152, can be seen in the north part of the locus, while the accumulation which covered it, F151 can be seen to the south of the pit, not having been fully excavated at the time the photo was taken.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2145 J3v62 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2146 J3v62a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v62a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2146 J3v62a Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f149
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f160
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	ov
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This closeup from overhead shows clearly that the pit was cut into the wahal, f152, which appears on the right.  The accumulation, f151, which covered the wahal can clearly be seen to the left.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2145 J3v62 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2146 J3v62a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v63
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t063 V19d2143 R402 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2143 J3v63 Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f97
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f100
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f104
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f107
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f114
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f120
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f121
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f122
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f126
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f127
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f128
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph documents the depositional history of this part of the BA temple mound as seen from the west baulk of k13.  Moving in reverse order one sees topsoil, f97, several layers of natural accumulation, f104, f107, f114, f117, overlaying two layers, f120, f121 which follow the slope of the baqaya surface of the original mound, f109.  More likely than not these surfaces correspond to the wahal surface, f152, and the layer covering it, f151, in the locus aadjacent to the west, k23.  The pit, a5, consists of 3 features; the cut, f128, a top layer of fill, f122, and a bottom layer, f127, which may be the top of the fill for the entire BA temple mound.  One can see that the pit was cut into the Early Dynastic period's baqaya layer, f109, was thereafter filled, f122, and later was completely covered by f120, and f121, which we date to the Mittani period.  Although no directional or horizontal references are shown, the photo was taken looking west and the pit has a diameter of roughly 100 cm.  For reference purposes, two stones, f112, f117, part of a4, are shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2143 J3v63 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2144 J3v63a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v63a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2144 J3v63a Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f120
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f121
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f122
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f127
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f128
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	Closeup of the pit, a5, showing the cut, f128, the fills,f122, f127, the baqaya glacis, f109 and the ovelaying wahal glacis, f120 and f121.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2143 J3v63 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2144 J3v63a Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v64
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t064 V19d2140 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2140 J3v64 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2140 J3v64 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2141 J3v64a Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v64a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2141 J3v64a Q819 dM.jpg
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph, V19d2141, designated for the alternative view, v64a, is not the correct one.  In fact, it lacks sufficent detail to identify what it portrays.  A search of the archives did not yield the correct photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2140 J3v64 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2141 J3v64a Q819 dM.jpg
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	Due to a lack of a suitable photograph, this alternate view's number will be vacated; however, the information intended to be portrayed is contained in other views taken about the same time, v60 and v61, for example.

; J3v65
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t065 V19d2149 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2149 J3v65 Q821 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the context of the pit a6 at about the time that it was dug.  It is surrounded by accumulation, f151, covering the wahal glacis, f152, into which it was cut.  More generally, the lack of other features is significant in that it shows that the BA temple mound continued as a sacred area into Mittani times when the wahal surface was applied over the original Early Dynastic covering, baqaya layer f109.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2149 J3v65 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2159 J3v65a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v65a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2159 J3v65a Q821 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking northwest
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview presents details of the pit, a6, dug into an accumulation, f151, which covered the wahal surface, f152, of the second phase of the BA temple mound.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2149 J3v65 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2159 J3v65a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v66
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view, planned to be of the section of the east baulk of k13 does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The information that would have been conveyed by this view can be found in a later view, v82.

; J3v67
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	This view was intended to show the relationship among accumulations in the west baulk of k13.  The information that would have been conveyed can be seen in views v63 and v72.

; J3v68
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	This view, looking south, was intended to show the natural accumulation under the topsoil in the north half of k22.  The information that would have been conveyed can be seen in plot p11 (horizontal extent), section drawings w16, w19 (vertical extent) and view v78.

; J3v69
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	This view, looking east, was intended to show the natural accumulation under the topsoil in the north half of k22.  The information that would have been conveyed can be seen in plot p11 (horizontal extent), section drawings w16, w19 (vertical extent) and view v78.

; J3v70
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t070 V19d2160 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2160 J3v70 Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f102
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f115
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f154
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f155
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f161
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	This significant record photograph shows the Mittani period surface in k108 (and the subject of v60) after it had been fully excavated.  Looking to the north, at the bottom of the photo can be seen a level floor surface, f148, which probably served as a pathway around the extant outer portion of the BA temple mound complex.  At the top can be seen the hard-packed wahal surface, f123, which was applied to form a new coating to the mound, perhaps because it had been damaged or had become too difficult to maintain.  Between are a number of large limestone blocks, some of which were probably placed as "memory stones" to approximate the location of the revetment wall, f11, which by that time had been covered as the plaza below filled with aeolian soil.  Other blocks probably were deposited as a result of natural forces.  At the time that the photo was taken, we had not decided which stones were which.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2160 J3v70 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2161 J3v70a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v70a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2161 J3v70a Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f102
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f115
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f154
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f155
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f161
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O21	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	This sub-view shows the same features from an alternate perspective.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2160 J3v70 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2161 J3v70a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v71
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t071 V18d2142 R407 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2142 J3v71 Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f141
O12	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	f142
O15	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-08-17_RX31JW.j	bL	This view shows a circle,f142, in the NE quarter of k23 formed by fist-sized stones imbedded in a matrix of dried mud.  It sits in an area of natural accumulation, f141.  It is particulaly noteworthy because it sits directly above a pit dug into the ancient layer of baqaya, f109, that formed the surface of the Third Millennium BA temple mound. and directly below a burned area in an oval of packed soil.  This suggests that this particular point retained some significance throughout the entire Mittani period.

; J3v72
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t072 V19d2166 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2166 J3v72 Q822 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O11	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f3
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f50
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f112
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f117
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f130
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f131
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	f132
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	k12
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O22	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking southwest
O25	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows two groups of features in widely separated periods.  First, it shows that the baqaya layer discovered in excavations in Season P (2005), f50 in k12 continues north and merges with the baqaya layer discovered in Season Q (2006), f109 in k13.  Second the photo shows clearly the line of large limestone blocks, a4, (consisting of f112, f117, f130, f131, f132) was deposited considerably later in time.  We have hypothesized that this line of stones was contemporaeneous with and linked to the tannur, f3, whose remainder can be seen on the upper left part of the photo.

; J3v73
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	This view was intended to show the relationship between a packed earth floor surface, f173, and a large stone, f169, just after each was excavated.  Both are components of aggregate, a7, a living space including floors, wall stones, and a tannur, f3.  Information about this relationship can be gleaned from view, v83.

; J3v74
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t074 V19d2162 R801 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2162 J3v74 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f105
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f106
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f108
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f113
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f118
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f119
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f145
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k22
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the section of the north baulk of k108 (and the south baulk of the north half of k22).  Considering the deposits above the wahal glacis, f123, accumlations f105, 106, f108, and f113 are relatively clean and seem to have been deposited naturally, with little or no evidence of human activity.  Features f118, and f119 are more problematical since they seem to have many more small inclusions.  A number of large limestone blocks are also shown (f124, f125, f143, f144, f145, and f158).
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2162 J3v74 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2163 J3v74a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v74a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2163 J3v74a Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f105
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f106
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f108
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f113
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f118
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f119
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f145
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k22
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O21	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	N section without the string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2162 J3v74 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2163 J3v74a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v75
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t075 V19d2164 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2164 J3v75 Q922 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f102
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f105
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f106
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f108
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f113
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f118
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f119
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the section of the east baulk of k108.  Considering the deposits above the wahal glacis, f123, and floor f148, accumlations f105, 106, f108, and f113 are relatively clean and seem to have been deposited naturally, with little or no evidence of human activity.  Features f118, and f119 are more problematical since they seem to have many more small inclusions.  There is a wedge of soil, f???, between f113 and f118 in the south part of the locus.  A number of large limestone blocks are also shown (f102, f124, f125, f143, f144, f156, f158, and 159).  The shape of the string, level in the field, shows the distortion introduced by the lens and a tilt away from level by the camera to accommodate the N to S downslope of f123 where the photographer was standing.  The limited correspondence of the accumulations is due to inconsistent scoring.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2164 J3v75 Q922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2165 J3v75a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v75a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2165 J3v75a Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f102
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f105
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f106
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f108
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f113
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f118
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f119
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f144
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O12	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O15	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O21	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-08-22_RX31JW.j	bL	E section without the string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2164 J3v75 Q922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2165 J3v75a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v76
O23	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	The photograph for this view does not exist.  It could have been caused by one of two reasons.  First and most likely, about this time a faulty camera memory card caused several photographs to be lost.  However, the archaeologist who scheduled the photographs was inexperienced and during a busy time may have used the number to plan for a view whose corresponding photo was never actually taken.
O99	2007-07-31_R731JW1.j	jW	This view was intended to show the relationship between a packed earth floor surface, f173, and a large stone, f169, just after each was excavated.  Both are components of aggregate, a7, a living space including floors, wall stones, and a tannur, f3.  Information about this relationship can be gleaned from view, v83.

; J3v77
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t077 V19d2085 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2085 J3v77 Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f175
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f176
O15	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	k31
O22	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows an unusual conglomeration of stones and mud-like soil, f175, in the southeast corner of k31.  The stones and mud were tear-shaped and sat in natural accumulation f176.  It is impossible to tell whether f175 was deposited naturally or was result of human activity.

; J3v78
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t078 V19d2167 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2167 J3v78 Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f162
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f165
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f166
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f167
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f168
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O22	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the west section of the north baulk of k22, just before it was removed.  The elevation reference string is also shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2167 J3v78 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2168 J3v78b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2169 J3v78c Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2170 J3v78a Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v78a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2170 J3v78a Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f162
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f165
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f166
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f167
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f168
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O22	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the west section of the north baulk of k22, just before it was removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2167 J3v78 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2170 J3v78a Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v78b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2168 J3v78b Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f162
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f165
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f166
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f167
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f168
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O22	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the east section of the north baulk of k22, just before it was removed.  Also shown in the forground is a large limestone block, f169, which is a component of aggregate, a7, a possible living space.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2167 J3v78 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2168 J3v78b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2170 J3v78a Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v78c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2169 J3v78c Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f162
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f165
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f166
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f167
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f168
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O12	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O22	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-23_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the east section of the north baulk of k22, just before it was removed.  Also shown in the forground is a large limestone block, f169, which is a component of aggregate, a7, a possible living space.  The elevation reference string is also shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2167 J3v78 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2168 J3v78b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2169 J3v78c Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2170 J3v78a Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v79
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t079 V19d2180 R504 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2180 J3v79 Q826 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k31
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	view of the N baulk with string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2180 J3v79 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2181 J3v79a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v79a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2181 J3v79a Q826 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k31
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	view of the N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2180 J3v79 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2181 J3v79a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v80
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2362 J3v80 Q825 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f3
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f50
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f123
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	general view of all the area, before the baulks were removed, to compare the temple mound surfaces at different times in its development.  The first phase baqaya, f109, in k13 and f50, in k101; the second phase wahal glacis, f123, in k108 and f152 in k23; and the final phase floor surface, f173, in k22, associated with the tannur, f3, in k12, and the line of stones, a4, in k13.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2360 J3v80b Q825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2361 J3v80a Q825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2362 J3v80 Q825 dM.jpg

; J3v80a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2361 J3v80a Q825 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	closeup on k108
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2361 J3v80a Q825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2362 J3v80 Q825 dM.jpg

; J3v80b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2360 J3v80b Q825 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	closeup on k101, 13
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2360 J3v80b Q825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2361 J3v80a Q825 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2362 J3v80 Q825 dM.jpg

; J3v81
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t081 V19d2171 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2171 J3v81 Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	A pit was cut into the layer of baqaya, f109, forming the top of the temple mound.  This photo shows the cut was made while the baqaya glacis, f109, was still visible and not yet covered by the wahal glacis, f152.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2171 J3v81 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2172 J3v81a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v81a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2172 J3v81a Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	closeup
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2171 J3v81 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2172 J3v81a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v82
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t082 V19d2178 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2178 J3v82 Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f97
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f100
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f104
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f107
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f120
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f121
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the section of the east baulk of k13.  In addition to the layers of natural accumulation near the surface, one can see clearly the baqaya surface, f109, of the original temple mound built in the Early Dynastic period.  Also shown clearly, but not recognized for what it was at the time of excavation, are the deteriorated wahal surface, f120, of the first reconstruction, and the deteriorated packed mud surface, f121, of the second reconstruction, which both covered the baqaya during the Mittani period.  The elevation reference string is also shown.  (It was level, but was not photographed with the correct orientation.)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2178 J3v82 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2179 J3v82a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v82a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2179 J3v82a Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f97
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f100
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f104
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f107
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f120
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f121
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	E baulk without elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2178 J3v82 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2179 J3v82a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t083 V19d2182 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the north third of the section of the east baulk of k23.  The elevation string appears, but was not photographed in its proper orientation (level).  The north reference arrow was not included by the photographer.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2185 J3v83c Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2186 J3v83d Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2187 J3v83e Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the middle third of the section of the east baulk of k23.  The elevation string appears, but was not photographed in its proper orientation (level).  The north reference arrow was not included by the photographer.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the south third of the section of the east baulk of k23.  A large limestone block, f169, which is an element of living space, a7, can also be seen.  The elevation string appears, but was not photographed in its proper orientation (level).  The north reference arrow was not included by the photographer.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2185 J3v83c Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	East baulk south without elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2185 J3v83c Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2186 J3v83d Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2187 J3v83e Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2186 J3v83d Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	East baulk middle without elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2186 J3v83d Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v83e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2187 J3v83e Q826 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f133
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f140
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f141
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f147
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f151
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	East baulk north without elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2182 J3v83 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2183 J3v83a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2184 J3v83b Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2186 J3v83d Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2187 J3v83e Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v84
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t084 V19d2106 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2106 J3v84 Q827 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2177 J3v84 Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f178
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f183
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f184
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f185
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f186
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f187
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f188
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k109
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the situation in locus k108, just after the discovery of a packed mud surface, f184,  which is the third and last glacis built as part of the BA temple mound.  The excavator equated f184 with f241, a similar surface found in k108.  Also shown are a number of large limestone blocks.  Four, f185, f186, f187, and f188, form a rough line running SW to NE.  Several others (f183, f178) sit on pedistals of accumulation.

; J3v85
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t085 V19d2173 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2173 J3v85 Q827 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f123
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f169
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f173
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k108
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph shows the middle third of J3 at an important point in the excavation.  In k23, the wahal glacis, f152, from a reconstruction early in the Mittani period had been exposed, while to the south in k108, a similar surface, f123, had also been excavated.  Between, in k22, a horizontal floor surface, f173, and an associated limestone block, f169, from a later part of the MIttani period had been exposed.  In addition, along the northern edge two pits, a5, a6, cut into the baqaya are shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2173 J3v85 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2174 J3v85a Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2175 J3v85b Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2176 J3v85c Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v85a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2174 J3v85a Q827 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph, taken looking to the north along a line which bisects two pits, a5 (east) and a6 (west), shows the transition from the older baqaya glacis surface, f109, to the east and the newer wahal glacis surface, f152, to the west.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2173 J3v85 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2174 J3v85a Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v85b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2175 J3v85b Q827 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f241
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking southwest
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph, taken looking to the southwest along the downward slope of the baqaya glacis shows the transition to the wahal glacis.  The mound of material in the upper center of the photograph is most likely a remnant of the third and final mud glacis, f241.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2173 J3v85 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2174 J3v85a Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2175 J3v85b Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v85c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2176 J3v85c Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f215
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph, taken looking to the north shows the baqaya surface, f109, and a feature constructed of red brick and possibly pise, f215, whose definition and extent are poorly defined because most of it is in the north baulks of k13 and k23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2173 J3v85 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2174 J3v85a Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2175 J3v85b Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2176 J3v85c Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v86
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t086 V19d2188 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2188 J3v86 Q828 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f3
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f50
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f90
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f241
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k12
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This series of three photographs records the west baulks of loci k12, k11, and k101.  It was taken to help understand the relationships among the various surfaces which formed the lower part of the BA temple mound and the revetment wall, f11, at various times it was in use.  In this view, the northernmost of the three, one can see the baqaya surface, f50, of the mound as it was built in the Early Dynastic period, then a thin layer of gray soil, f90.  Above is the first rebuilt wahal glacis, f152, a part of which may have incorporated red brick and baqaya elements.  Traces of the second rebuild of the glacis, f241, may be shown on the middle left of the photo.  A tannur, f3, used late in the occupation of the tell can be seen in the upper left of the photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2188 J3v86 Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2189 J3v86a Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2190 J3v86b Q828 dM.jpg

; J3v86a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2189 J3v86a Q828 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f3
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f11
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f241
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k11
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k12
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview shows the west baulks in the vicinity of the revetment wall, f11.  Interesting is also the accumulation below the tannur, f3, and above the last glacis, f241.  It is about 75 cm thick, uniform in color, and contains a number of sherds, all oriented horizontally.  This suggests a working surface where people stood or walked over an extended period of time.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2188 J3v86 Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2189 J3v86a Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2190 J3v86b Q828 dM.jpg

; J3v86b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2190 J3v86b Q828 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f11
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f30
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f43
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k11
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k101
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview of the south part of the extended baulk shows the revetment wall, f11, and the accumulations that built up to the south of it, f43 and f30, eventually covering the plaza and the wall itself.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2188 J3v86 Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2190 J3v86b Q828 dM.jpg

; J3v87
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t087 V19d2114 Q102 eDB.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2114 J3v87 Q828 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a4
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f127
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f128
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O15	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This progress photograph shows pit a5 that was cut into the baqaya glacis f109.  Both the cut, f128 and the bottom of the fill, f127 are shown after the baulk separating k13 and k23 had been removed.  The wahal glacis, appears in the background to the right, while the pedistal for the stone installation a4 apperars in the upper left
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2114 J3v87 Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2115 J3v87a Q828 dM.jpg

; J3v87a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2115 J3v87a Q828 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f127
O12	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	f128
O21	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-26_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview shows in detail the pit, a5, and its components, the bottom of the second fill, f127, and the cut, f128 into the baqaya glacis, f109.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2114 J3v87 Q828 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2115 J3v87a Q828 dM.jpg

; J3v88
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t088 V19d2116 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2116 J3v88 Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f172
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f174
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f177
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f181
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f182
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f184
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f185
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f186
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f187
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k109
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking east
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This is a photograph of the east section of k109.  It shows a series of natural accumulations which generally slope down from north (left) to south (right).  Three large limestone blocks roughly in a line are also shown.  The elevation reference string is level, but was not framed this way in the camera.  The north reference arrow was also omitted.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2116 J3v88 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2117 J3v88a Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v88a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2117 J3v88a Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f172
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f174
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f177
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f181
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f182
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f184
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f185
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f186
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f187
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k109
O21	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	medium shot
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking east
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This alternate view shows the E section of k109 without the elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2116 J3v88 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2117 J3v88a Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v89
O23	2007-08-05_R805JW.j	jW	The photograph for view 89 is missing.  The most likely explanation for the missing photograph is that it was scheduled, but never taken by the photographer.
O99	2007-08-05_R805JW.j	jW	Fortunately, the information that was to have been communicated by this photograph, the intermediate excavation results for features f194, f196, and f197 in locus k109 is contained in a later view, v90.

; J3v90
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t090 V19d2118 Q102 eDB.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2118 J3v90 Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f194
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f196
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f197
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k109
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking west
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph of the northern part of k109 was taken just before the third glacis, f241 was exposed.  In a matrix of brownish soil which covered the glacis, f194, was found a consolidated mass of gray soil, pottery sherds, limestones, sand stones, f197.  On the periphery was a lens of soil that was more brown and that contained numerous small, white roots.

; J3v91
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t091 V19d2121 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2121 J3v91 Q829 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	a7
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f50
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f109
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f152
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k12
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k13
O15	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	k23
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph documents the progress of the excavtions at a point where the Early Dynastic Period elements, the revetment wall, f11; the apron, f10; and the baqaya glacis, f50 and f109 had been excavated.  Elements built during the Mittani period and later such as the wahal glacis, f152, and the living space installation, a7 had been excavated, but preserved in place to aid in stratigraphich analysis.

; J3v92
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t092 V19d2119 Qx06 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2119 J3v92 Q829 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	a4
O11	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	a7
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f3
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f109
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f112
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f117
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f130
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f132
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f173
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f195
O12	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	f201
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking southwest
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph shows many of the components of a late occupational domestic installation, a7, which includes a tannur, f3, two working surfaces f4 (not shown) and f173, and two lines of large limestone blocks, a4 and two blocks from a second line of limestone blocks, f195 ,and f201.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2119 J3v92 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2120 J3v92a Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v92a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2120 J3v92a Q829 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	a5
O11	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	a7
O21	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	medium shot
O22	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	looking south
O25	2006-08-29_RX31JW.j	rE	This subview shows the lines of stones from a different angle.  In the foreground of the photo is pit a5, which was cut and used at a much earlier time and is not related to the elements that are the subject of the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2119 J3v92 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2120 J3v92a Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v93
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t093 V19d2192 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2192 J3v93 Q902 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O11	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f209
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O22	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking west
O25	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph documents the state of the northeast corner of J3 just after the domestic installation, a7, shown in view v92 was removed.  One sees the pedistal on which the line of stones, a4, sat, f209, which itself is equivalent to the wahal glacis, f152, built during the Mittani period and  visible in the background.  Both cover the Early Dynstic period baqaya glacis, f109, visible in the foreground.  Also shown are pits a5, and a6 which were cut into the baqaya glacis at various times.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2192 J3v93 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2193 J3v93a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v93a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2193 J3v93a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f109
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f209
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O21	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	medium shot
O22	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking southwest
O25	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	The subview, taken looking more to the south and at a lower camera angle shows better f109, the baqaya surface of k13.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2192 J3v93 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2193 J3v93a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v94
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2194 J3v94 Q902 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	a5
O11	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f215
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k22
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k23
O22	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph was taken to show the relatively clean surfaces of the original Early Dynastic III baqaya glacis, f108, and the later Mittani wahal glacis f152 laid overtop the bottom portion of the original.  We began to  see some deteriorated brickwork, f215 at the northernmost extent of f152 where the wahal and baqaya seem to merge.  Unfortunately, one can see more brickwork in and along the line of the north baulk of k23, but there was not time to excavate it this season.  Pits a5 and a6 appear in the photograph, but their relationship with f215, if any is not known.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2194 J3v94 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2195 J3v94a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v94a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2195 J3v94a Q902 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	a6
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f152
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	f215
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	k13
O21	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking south
O25	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	eDB	This subview shows the brickwork, f215, the wahal glacis, f152, and the pit, a6.  The relation among them is not known.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2194 J3v94 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2195 J3v94a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v95
O23	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	The photograph for view 95 is missing.  The most likely explanation for the missing photograph is that it was scheduled, but never taken by the photographer.  Alternatively it could have been taken and mis-identified as belonging to another unit.
O99	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	This view was to have been of the east baulk of k109 with the elevation reference string in the photograph.  There are drawings of the section, w24, w25, and w26, but apparently no alternative photo.  Fortunately, the accumulations were post-occupational, natural ones, with no architecture.  In addition, most accumulations extended across the entire locus and appear in the drawings and photos for the west section, w23, w24, and v147.

; J3v95a
O23	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	The photograph for view 95a is missing.  The most likely explanation for the missing photograph is that it was scheduled, but never taken by the photographer.  Alternatively it could have been taken and mis-identified as belonging to another unit.
O99	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	This view was to have been of the east baulk of k109 without the elevation reference string in the photograph.  There are drawings of the section, w24, w25, and w26, but apparently no alternative photo.  Fortunately, the accumulations were post-occupational, natural ones, with no architecture.  In addition, most accumulations extended across the entire locus and appear in the drawings and photos for the west section, w23, w24, and v147.

; J3v96
O23	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	The photograph for view 96 is missing.  The most likely explanation for the missing photograph is that it was scheduled, but never taken by the photographer.
O99	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	Fortunately, the information that was to have been communicated by this photograph, the west section of locus k109 with the elevation reference string, is contained in a later view, v147 as well as drawings w23 and w34.

; J3v96a
O23	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	The photograph for view 96a is missing.  The most likely explanation for the missing photograph is that it was scheduled, but never taken by the photographer.
O99	2007-08-06_R806JW.j	jW	Fortunately, the information that was to have been communicated by this photograph, the west section of locus k109 with the elevation reference string, is contained in a later view, v147 as well as drawings w23 and w34.

; J3v97
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t097 V19d2191 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2191 J3v97 Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	f210
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	f211
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	f212
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	f213
O12	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	f236
O15	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-08-31_RX31JW.j	bL	Locus k21 was first excavated as part of unit J2 several seasons ago.  They were searching for the revetment wall, but the season ended before it was found.  It was re-named J3k21 and excavation resumed in MZ19.  The limestone blocks, f210, f211, and f212 had been partially excavated and this photo was taken just after excavations resumed.  Limestone block f236 is a bit lower in elevation (20 cm), but part of the same depositional pattern.  All the limestone blocks sit in natural accumulation, f203
O99	2007-08-08_R808JW.j	jW	View 97 was taken during the excavation of the southern half of k21, a trench partially excavated as a part of J2 several years ago.  Five limestone blocks can be seen, only four of which can be positively identified.  The block farthest to the north (left) was tentatively designated as f254.  Elsewhere, the feature is described as a natural accumulation in which other limestone blocks sit.  The large stone is undoubtedly one of many that could not be linked to a specific structure and therefore were removed in the final days of the excavation.  Note that they all were assigned feature numbers and measured with relays; we just do not know which particular one this stone was.

; J3v98
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t098 V19d2196 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2196 J3v98 Q902 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	a6
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f107
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f133
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f140
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f141
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f147
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f215
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f252
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	This photograph shows section of the the north baulk of k23.  Near the surface are post-abandonement deposits which cover the wahal glacis, f152 and baqaya glacis, f109.  However, in the proximity of the the glacis, one can see evidence of brick structures, f215, and possibly pise structures in the east end of the section, f147.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2196 J3v98 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2197 J3v98a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2198 J3v98b Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v98a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2197 J3v98a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f133
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f140
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f141
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f147
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f252
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the section of the west half of the north baulk of k23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2196 J3v98 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2197 J3v98a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v98b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2198 J3v98b Q902 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	a6
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f107
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f133
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f140
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f141
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f147
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f215
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	f252
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the section of the east half of the north baulk of k23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2196 J3v98 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2197 J3v98a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2198 J3v98b Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v99
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t099 V19d2199 Q106 eDB.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2199 J3v99 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	f218
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	k91
O22	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph shows k91, just before excavation began.  One can see that the surface is flat and dusty, a situation resulting from its location in the area of the original plaza associated with the BA temple and from the fact that it served as a temporary road to facilitate removal of backdirt.  This was one of four loci excavated primarily to establish sight lines for visitors to observe the revetment wall, apron, staircase  and other components of the temple mound from a viewing platform south of the revetment wall.

; J3v100
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t100 V19d2201 Qx06 eDB.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2201 J3v100 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	f219
O15	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	k93
O22	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-09-01_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph shows k93, just before excavation began.  One can see that the surface is flat and dusty, a situation resulting from its location in the area of the original plaza associated with the BA temple and from the fact that it served as a temporary road to facilitate removal of backdirt.  This was one of four loci excavated primarily to establish sight lines for visitors to observe the revetment wall, apron, staircase  and other components of the temple mound from a viewing platform south of the revetment wall.

; J3v101
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t101 V19d2329 Qx05 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2329 J3v101 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f98
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f102
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f103
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f126
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f129
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f139
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f203
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f211
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f212
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f213
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the south part of the section of the east baulk of k108 (k21 portion).  The elevation reference line is not shown.  In the foreground can be seen limestone blocks, f211 and f212, which had been exposed but not removed when the locus was a part of unit J2.

; J3v102
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2330 J3v102 Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v103
C10	2007-08-11_R811JW.j	jW	This main view uses the identical photograph as v106a, albeit with a different number (V19d2331 for v103 and v19d2231 for v106a).
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t103 V19d2331 Qx04 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2331 J3v103 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f222
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	k94
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows k94, just before excavation began.  One can see that the surface is flat and dusty, a situation resulting from its location in the area of the original plaza associated with the BA temple and from the fact that it served as a temporary road to facilitate removal of backdirt.  This was one of four loci excavated primarily to establish sight lines for visitors to observe the revetment wall, apron, staircase  and other components of the temple mound from a viewing platform south of the revetment wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2331 J3v103 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2332 J3v103a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v103a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2332 J3v103a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	f222
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	k94
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	bL	The subview is taken from behind the locus to better show the context of the excavated portion of k94.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2331 J3v103 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2332 J3v103a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v104
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t104 V19d2333 Q929 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f525
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f527
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f529
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f530
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f532
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f569
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	f576
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k1
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k2
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	This photograph shows the east baulk of k1 and k2 after it was scored for drawing, but before it was removed.  One can see that after the second apron, f532, began to be covered, soil accumulated uniformly and gradually until the present day.  However, the revetment wall, f569, was covered in a diffent way.  Numerous thin laminations resembling varves in lakes were regularly deposited over an unknown time.  A horizontal tape can be seen, which represents the elevation reference for the drawing.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2323 J3v104a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2324 J3v104b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2325 J3v104c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2334 J3v104a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2335 J3v104b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2336 J3v104c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v104a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2323 J3v104a Q904 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2334 J3v104a Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k1
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	Subview showing the south half of the east baulk of k1 with the elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2323 J3v104a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2334 J3v104a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v104b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2324 J3v104b Q904 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2335 J3v104b Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k1
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k2
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	Subview showing the north half of the east baulk of k1 and k2 with the elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2323 J3v104a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2324 J3v104b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2325 J3v104c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2334 J3v104a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2335 J3v104b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2336 J3v104c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v104c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2325 J3v104c Q904 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2336 J3v104c Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k1
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k2
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	Subview showing the north half of the east baulk of k1 and k2 without the elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2323 J3v104a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2325 J3v104c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2334 J3v104a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2336 J3v104c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v104d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	k1
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	mO	Subview showing the south half of the east baulk of k1 with the elevation reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2322 J3v104 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2326 J3v104d Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2333 J3v104 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2337 J3v104d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v105
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t105 V19d2228 Qx04 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2228 J3v105 Q903 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	f152
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	f173
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	k22
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	k23
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	looking north
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	This photograph shows a late stage in the use of the north part of the wahal glacis, f152.  A large quantity of soil has covered the lower part of the wahal glacis and has been used as a path or a floor.  This can be verified by the levelness of the surface and the fact that the pottery sherds are all oriented horizontally.  This floor is at the same elevation (9200) as a nearby tannur  and  a line of stones, all suggesting that they may have been part of a living space, a7.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2228 J3v105 Q903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2229 J3v105a Q903 dM.jpg

; J3v105a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2229 J3v105a Q903 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	f173
O15	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	k22
O21	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	looking east
O25	2006-09-03_RX31JW.j	rE	Closeup of floor showing imbedded sherds laying flat.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2228 J3v105 Q903 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2229 J3v105a Q903 dM.jpg

; J3v106
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t106 V19d2230 Qx04 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f219
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f224
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f226
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f227
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f228
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k93
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	This view shows the section of north baulk of k93, one of four loci aligned E to W and excavated specifically to open sight lines to the revetment wall and the BA temple mound from the south.  The photograph illustrates that accumulations up to one meter deep were primarly deposited by wind and water run-off from the mound after abandonment.  There are no structures; just a few isolated large limestone blocks.  The elevation reference is included in the main view, but not the sub-views.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2231 J3v106a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2232 J3v106b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2234 J3v106d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v106a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2231 J3v106a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2231 J3v106a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2232 J3v106b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2234 J3v106d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v106b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2232 J3v106b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2232 J3v106b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v106c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f219
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f224
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f228
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k93
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	E half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v106d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2234 J3v106d Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f219
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f224
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f226
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f227
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f228
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k93
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	W half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2230 J3v106 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2232 J3v106b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2233 J3v106c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2234 J3v106d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v107
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t107 V19d2235 Qx04 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f223
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f333
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k94
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	This view shows the section of north baulk of k94, one of four loci aligned E to W and excavated specifically to open sight lines to the revetment wall and the BA temple mound from the south.  The photograph illustrates that accumulations up to one meter deep were primarly deposited by wind and water run-off from the mound after abandonment.  There are no structures.  The elevation reference is included in the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2237 J3v107b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2238 J3v107c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2239 J3v107d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v107a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f223
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f333
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k94
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	W half of N baulk with string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v107b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2237 J3v107b Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f223
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f333
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k94
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	E half of N baulk with string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2237 J3v107b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2239 J3v107d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v107c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2238 J3v107c Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f223
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f333
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k94
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	E half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2237 J3v107b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2238 J3v107c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2239 J3v107d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v107d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2239 J3v107d Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f223
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f333
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k94
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	W half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2235 J3v107 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2236 J3v107a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2239 J3v107d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v108
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t108 V19d2240 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	This view shows the section of north baulk of k91, one of four loci aligned E to W and excavated specifically to open sight lines to the revetment wall and the BA temple mound from the south.  The photograph illustrates that accumulations up to one meter deep were primarly deposited by wind and water run-off from the mound after abandonment.  There are no structures.  The elevation reference is included in the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2241 J3v108a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2243 J3v108c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2244 J3v108d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v108a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2241 J3v108a Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	W half of N baulk with string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2241 J3v108a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2243 J3v108c Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v108b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	E half of N baulk with string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v108c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2243 J3v108c Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	E half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2243 J3v108c Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v108d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2244 J3v108d Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	jW	W half of N baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2240 J3v108 Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2241 J3v108a Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2242 J3v108b Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2243 J3v108c Q904 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2244 J3v108d Q904 dM.jpg

; J3v109
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t109 V19d2327 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2327 J3v109 Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	f226
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	f228
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	k93
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph, taken during the removal of the north baulk of k93 shows one of the many large, displaced limestone blocks, f226 sitting in natural accumulation f221.  One can see other limestone blocks to the north at about the same elevation as the ones in the baulk.  There is no organization to the group, suggesting that they were naturally deposited over a period time, and that they probably were originally components of larger structures higher on the BA temple mound.

; J3v110
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t110 V19d2328 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2328 J3v110 Q904 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f235
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k94
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This photograph documents a layer of stones in a matrix of mud in the north baulk of k94 that was excavated, documented and removed.  There was insufficient evidence to determine whether they were placed by humans or deposited naturally.

; J3v111
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t111 V19d2320 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2320 J3v111 Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k91
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This is a photograph of the east section of k91, a locus that was excavated quickly to provide sight lines into the main excavation from the south.  Expedited excavtion was possible because analysis of adjacent loci had revealed that the first meter of soil below the surface was deposited by wind and water and was relatively free of cultural material.  The section of the north baulk, w30, shows a distinct separation of  soil features f220 and f225, but this is not seen either in this photograph or in the drawing for the east section, w31.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2320 J3v111 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2321 J3v111a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v111a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2321 J3v111a Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f218
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f220
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f225
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k91
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	medium shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	E baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2320 J3v111 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2321 J3v111a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v112
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t112 V19d2316 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2316 J3v112 Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f219
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f224
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k93
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This is a photograph of the east section of k93, a locus that was excavated quickly to provide sight lines into the main excavation from the south.  Expedited excavtion was possible because analysis of adjacent loci had revealed that the first meter of soil below the surface was deposited by wind and water and was relatively free of cultural material.  The section of the north baulk, w29, shows a distinct separation of  soil features f221 and f224, but this is not seen in this photograph.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2316 J3v112 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2317 J3v112a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v112a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2317 J3v112a Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f219
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f221
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f224
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k93
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	medium shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	E baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2316 J3v112 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2317 J3v112a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v113
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t113 V19d2318 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2318 J3v113 Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f223
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k94
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This is a photograph of the east section of k94, a locus that was excavated quickly to provide sight lines into the main excavation from the south.  Expedited excavtion was possible because analysis of adjacent loci had revealed that the first meter of soil below the surface was deposited by wind and water and was relatively free of cultural material.  The section of the north baulk, w28, shows three distinct soil features f222, f223, and f333.  However, f333 cannot be seen in this photograph.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2318 J3v113 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2319 J3v113a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v113a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2319 J3v113a Q905 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f222
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f223
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k94
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	medium shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking east
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	E baulk without string
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2318 J3v113 Q905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2319 J3v113a Q905 dM.jpg

; J3v114
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t114 V19d2310 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	a11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k1
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k106
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k108
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k109
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking west
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	There were a number of isolated limestone blocks most of which were located within a distance of 300 cm from the south face of the monumental revetment wall, f11.   A few were also located in the north part of k109, near the line of limestone blocks, a17, which may have been the second line of memory stones placed at the very end of the Mittani period.  The stones were roughly divided into two groups.  The first comprised ones that had been deposited before the wall was completely covered.  The second comprised ones that had been deposited later, probably after the tell had been abandoned.  This photograph, taken from a ladder and looking west shows primarily the stones of the second group, which are supported by soil pedestals  (This was done to recognize any organized clusters that may have emerged during the course of the excavation.)  All stones in this group were removed.  View v151, taken later, shows better the stones in the first group.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2312 J3v114b Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2313 J3v114c Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2315 J3v114e Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v114a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k1
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k106
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k108
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k109
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking west
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This subview moves farther to the west to better see the stones at the western edge of the unit and to better illustrate the soil pedestals used to temporarily preserve the precise location of the stones.  The revetment wall, f11, can be seen as a reference.  It begins in the right foreground and  moves toward the center of the photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v114b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2312 J3v114b Q906 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	a11
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f11
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f107
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f152
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f241
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k12
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k101
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k108
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k109
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking southeast
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This subview was taken from the far northwest corner of k109 and shows the floating stones in the western part of the unit.  In prticular it shows the ones in the vicinity of aggregate a17, a possible second and very late version  of the original memory stones, which had now been covered by natural accumulations.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2312 J3v114b Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2315 J3v114e Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v114c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2313 J3v114c Q906 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	a11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k109
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking south
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This subview looking south shows all of the floating stones in the vicinity of a11 in k109, the westernmost of the excavated loci.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2312 J3v114b Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2313 J3v114c Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2315 J3v114e Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v114d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k1
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k108
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking south
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This subview looking south shows the floating stones in center of the excavation unit, primarily in k108, south of the glacis and memory stone modifications made during the Mittani period.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v114e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2315 J3v114e Q906 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	f11
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k1
O15	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	k106
O21	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	looking south
O25	2006-09-04_RX31JW.j	aA	This subview looking south shows the floating stones in the easter part of the unit, primarily in k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2310 J3v114 Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2311 J3v114a Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2314 J3v114d Q906 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2315 J3v114e Q906 dM.jpg

; J3v115
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t115 V19d2245 Q923 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2245 J3v115 Q909 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	f151
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	f173
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	f216
O15	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph was taken just after the baulk between k108 and k101 was removed.  In the baulk was a large limestone block, f216, which could be associated with a floor, f103, a number of other stones and a tannur, aggregate a7.

; J3v116
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t116 V19d2246 R818 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2246 J3v116 Q909 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	a8
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	f184
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	This is a photograph of an arc -shaped arrangment of large limestone blocks in the south part of k109.  They sat in f182, an accumulation which may be a floor accumulation for f184. perhaps equivalent to floor surface f148 in the locus adjacent to the east, k108.  There is no indication of whether the stones were placed or naturally deposited.  Their relationship, if any, with another arrangement of stones, a17, shown in the upper left of the photo is not known.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2246 J3v116 Q909 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2247 J3v116a Q909 dM.jpg

; J3v116a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2247 J3v116a Q909 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	a8
O12	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	f184
O15	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-09_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview is a closeup of the arrangement of stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2246 J3v116 Q909 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2247 J3v116a Q909 dM.jpg

; J3v117
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t117 V19d2338 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2338 J3v117 Q910 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	a8
O11	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	a17
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f241
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f244
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f245
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f246
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f247
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	looking north
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	This photograph was taken soon after v116.  One floor surface, f184 has been excavated, revealing another, f247, which performs the same function as floor f148 in the locus adjacent to the east, k108.  Some components of the arc of large limestone blocks, a8, remain.  Considering the pedestals on which these stones sat, it is unlikely that they were associated with floor f247.  A second line of large limestone blocks, a17, can be seen in the upper left hand corner.  It may be associated with the mud glacis, f241, seen in the upper middle.  Although they do not merge, there is a clear relationship between this glacis, f241 and the floor, f247.  They are made of the same material and may have been constructed together as part of the final remodeling of the BA temple mound.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2338 J3v117 Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2339 J3v117a 910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2340 J3v117b Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2341 J3v117c Q910 dM.jpg

; J3v117a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2339 J3v117a 910 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f115
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f244
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f245
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f246
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f247
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O21	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	looking north
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	This photograph is a closeup of a sub-group of the stones of arc a8.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2338 J3v117 Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2339 J3v117a 910 dM.jpg

; J3v117b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2340 J3v117b Q910 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f115
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f244
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f245
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f246
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f247
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O21	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	looking south
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	This photograph is a closeup of the same sub-group of the stones of arc a8 as view v117a, but from the opposite direction.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2338 J3v117 Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2339 J3v117a 910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2340 J3v117b Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2341 J3v117c Q910 dM.jpg

; J3v117c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2341 J3v117c Q910 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f247
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O21	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	This photograph is a closeup of the surface of the floor, f247.  It shows a hard surface that has been pitted, probably due to a combination of traffic and surface water.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2338 J3v117 Q910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2339 J3v117a 910 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2341 J3v117c Q910 dM.jpg

; J3v118
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t118 V19d2248 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2248 J3v118 Q910 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	aA	f247
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	aA	k109
O21	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	aA	tight shot
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	aA	looking south
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	aA	This photograph shows three of the stones of arc a8 resting on soil pedestals above a hard-packed floor f247 in k109.  This floor is one of the significant stratigraphic benchmarks along the entire lower third of J3, extending from J1 in the west to j2 in the east.

; J3v119
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t119 V19d2249 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2249 J3v119 Q910 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	f578
O15	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	k1
O21	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	looking north
O25	2006-09-10_RX31JW.j	eI	This photograph documents a floor feature, f578 located in locus k1.  By comparing it with floor f247, shown in view v118, one can see that it is an identical surface; hard with scattered shallow depressions.  As it is approximately the same elevation, it is clear that it is a continuation to the east of f247.

; J3v120
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t120 V19d2250 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2250 J3v120 Q911 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f145
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f155
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f157
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the BA temple mound as it existed after the first remodeling, which occurred during the Mittani period.  The revetment wall, f11 and the lower part of the apron had been covered by natural accumulation.  The components of the new mound, from south to north, are a flat surface which served as a pathway, f148, a line of stones, a16, oriented along the general line of the now-covered revetment wall,  a gently sloping wahal surface upon which the stones sit, and a steeper sloping wahal glacis, f152, which meets the original baqaya glacis, f109, near the baulk at the top of the photo. This occurs in the region where both are covered by a layer of soil and deteriorated brick, f252.  Also two pits are shown, a5 and a6.  Pit a6 would have been in use during this general time period.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2250 J3v120 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2251 J3v120a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v120a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2251 J3v120a Q911 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f124
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f125
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f143
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f145
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f148
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f155
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f156
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f157
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f158
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f159
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O21	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This subview taken from a wider perpective shows the remodeled glacis under the conditions of early morning light.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2250 J3v120 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2251 J3v120a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v121
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t121 V19d2252 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2252 J3v121 Q911 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f107
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the north part of locus k23 near the end of the excavations there.  The wahal glacis, f152, of the first remodeling is beginning to merge with the baqaya glacis, f109.  A thin layer of soil,f252, covers the merge sector which is defined by some underlaying brickwork, including the N-S line of bricks, f215.  Pit a6, perhaps in uses during this period is also shown.

; J3v122
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t122 V19d2253 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2253 J3v122 Q911 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O11	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	a14
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O14	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	q328
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	OVS
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph was taken soon after we began to remove a thin layer of soil, f252, that was covering the trasition point from the wahal glacis, f152 to the older baqaya glacis.  While doing this, the fill of a pit, f258, was revealed, as was a group of potsherds, q328.  Among the sherds and soil we found a number of seal impressions, a14, dated to the Uruk period on the basis of iconography.

; J3v123
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t123 V19d2254 Qx07 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2254 J3v123 Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i16
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph documents the findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i16, which was found in a soil layer, f252, in the far NW part of k23
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2254 J3v123 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2255 J3v123a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v123a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2255 J3v123a Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i16
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This wider subview shows the general setting of findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i16, in the far NW corner of k23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2254 J3v123 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2255 J3v123a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v124
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t124 V19d2256 Qx07 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2256 J3v124 Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i17
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph documents the findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i17, which was found in a soil layer, f252, in the far NW part of k23
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2256 J3v124 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2257 J3v124a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v124a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2257 J3v124a Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i17
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This wider subview shows the general setting of findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i17, in the far NW corner of k23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2256 J3v124 Q911 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2257 J3v124a Q911 dM.jpg

; J3v125
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2258 J3v125 Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i18
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph documents the findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i18, which was found in a soil layer, f252, in the far NW part of k23

; J3v126
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2259 J3v126 Q911 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O13	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	i19
O15	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-11_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph documents the findspot of Uruk period seal impression, i16, which was found in a soil layer, f252, in the far NW part of k23

; J3v127
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t127 V19d2263 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2263 J3v127 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the general state of the excavation in the NE corner of locus k23 the day after the seal impressions, a14 had been removed.  Brickwork, f270, can be seen emerging just to the north of top of the fill, f258, to pit, a10.  Layer, f252, remains between f270 and the N-S line of bricks, f215.  For reference purposes, one also sees pits a5 and a6, and the baqaya glacis, f109, in the background.  Also, the wahal glacis, f152 can be seen in the right foreground.

; J3v128
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t128 V19d2273 Qx07 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2273 J3v128 Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f251
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f253
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f254
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f257
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f261
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	k108
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	k109
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	looking east
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	This photograph shows how we excavated in the final few days to find the south face of the revetment wall, f11.  Having found the face in k101 in MZ17 (2005-P) as well as in J1 and J2 we dug a trench south of the expected location, then excavated slowly north.  As the sherds and small stones in the trench bottom, f261, were pressed flat, we presume that the area was used as a pathway.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2273 J3v128 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2274 J3v128a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2275 J3v128b Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v128a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2274 J3v128a Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f261
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	k108
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	This subview shows the details of accumulation, f261.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2273 J3v128 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2274 J3v128a Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v128b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2275 J3v128b Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	f261
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	k109
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	tight shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	mO	This subview is a closeup that shows sherds and small stones oriented horizontally on f261, indicating that people walked on the surface as it was being deposited.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2273 J3v128 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2274 J3v128a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2275 J3v128b Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v129
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t129 V19d2260 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2260 J3v129 Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows the relationship between the laminar top of f258, the fill of pit, a10, the wahal glacis, f152 of the Mittani period and the brickwork f270 to the north of it.  It was this surface upon which was placed the spoils of pit a10 which contained the Uruq seal impressions.

; J3v130
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t130 V19d2261 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2261 J3v130 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This is one of three photographs to show the condition of the north ends of loci k13 and k23, prior to excavating through the bottoms of three pits (a5, a6, and a10).  The purpose of doing this was to look for the possible source of the Uruk period seal impressions, a14, beneath the layers of wahal, f152 and baqaya, f109, that sealed them from outside contamination.  Feature f259 is the soon to be removed bottom of the original fill for pit a6.

; J3v131
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t131 V19d2262 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2262 J3v131 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f109
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f127
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This is one of three photographs to show the condition of the north ends of loci k13 and k23, prior to excavating through the bottoms of three pits (a5, a6, and a10).  The purpose of doing this was to look for the possible source of the Uruk period seal impressions, a14, beneath the layers of wahal, f152 and baqaya, f109, that sealed them from outside contamination.  In the foreground, one can see the lamination, f258, which was subsequently discovered to be the fill of pit, a10.

; J3v132
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t132 V19d2264 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2264 J3v132 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f109
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This is one of three photographs to show the condition of the north ends of loci k13 and k23, prior to excavating through the bottoms of three pits (a5, a6, and a10).  The purpose of doing this was to look for the possible source of the Uruk period seal impressions, a14, beneath the layers of wahal, f152 and baqaya, f109, that sealed them from outside contamination. This particular photograph should be used as a frame of reference for interpreting the next ten views.  Note that feature f127 is the soon to be removed bottom of the original fill for pit a5.

; J3v133
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t133 V19d2265 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2265 J3v133 Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f252
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph shows that the brickwork, f270, associated with the BA temple mound was adjacent to the laminated soil, f258, which was found to be the fill of pit, a10.  It is impossible to tell whether the pit cut the brickwork or not.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2265 J3v133 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2266 J3v133a Q12 dM.jpg

; J3v133a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2266 J3v133a Q12 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This subview shows the wider context to which the lamination, f258, belongs, namely the transition between the third millennium and second millenium glacis systems.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2265 J3v133 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2266 J3v133a Q12 dM.jpg

; J3v134
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t134 V19d2267 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2267 J3v134 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f109
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f123
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking southeast
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph was taken to illustrate the excavated, but artificial boundaries between the baqaya and wahal glacis.  Although we did not realize it at the time, the wahal glacis, f152 and f123 was laid over the original baqaya one, f109.  As a result we excavated through the wahal in k13, thinking that it was a layer of natural accumulation.  The result is shown on the left side of the photograph.  Learning from this experience, we stopped excavating in k23 and k108 when we reached the wahal, which is shown on the right side.  The north-south boundary is irregular due to changes in the slope of the baqaya, f109 and some damage from foot traffic.  One can also see several pits, a5 and a6, and brick structures, f215 and f270 at the northern edge of locus k23.

; J3v135
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t135 V19d2268 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2268 J3v135 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This is a general view of k23, one of several that were taken under differing light conditions to show the complex relationship between the pits (a5, a6, and a10) and the deteriorated brickwork (f215 and f270).

; J3v136
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t136 V192269 Q922 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2269 J3v136 Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This main view and associated sub-views help define f270, a conglomerated mass of partially melted bricks that at one time formed a part of the BA temple mound.  Previous excavations of the mound by archaeologists from Tuebingen showed that at least part of the mound was covered by unbaked bricks, but we have exposed such a small area, that will be all but impossible to determine form or function.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2269 J3v136 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2270 J3v136a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2271 J3v136b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2272 J3v136c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v136a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2270 J3v136a Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This sub-view was taken after water was sprayed on the visible bricks of f270.  This technique allows us to recognize patterns of organization not apparent when normally viewed when everything is coated with a layer of dust.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2269 J3v136 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2270 J3v136a Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v136b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2271 J3v136b Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	OVS
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This sub-view was taken from overhead, again with the bricks near f258 wetted, and incorporates the brickwork of f215 to help discern if they are related.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2269 J3v136 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2270 J3v136a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2271 J3v136b Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v136c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2272 J3v136c Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This sub-view was taken with the camera held close to the ground so that brickwork in the baulk, which had been wetted, can also be seen.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2269 J3v136 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2270 J3v136a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2271 J3v136b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2272 J3v136c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v137
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t137 V19d2276 Q921 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2276 J3v137 Q912 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	OVS
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This is a progress photograph of the excavation of the lamination, f238.  By this stage, the extents had been fully defined.

; J3v138
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t138 V19d2277 Q921 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2277 J3v138 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	After the discovery of the Uruk period seal impressions in the NE corner of locus k23, we concluded that they came from material that was beneath the wahal and baqaya glacis on the temple mound.  The previous season we had discovered Late Chalcolithic ceramics in a deep probe behind the revetment wall, f11.  We reasoned that if we dug below pits a5 and a6 we might add more data as to when the temple mound was built.   The photograph shows the first layer, f260, beneath the bottom of pit a5.  Contrasting colors and textures support the idea that the fill came from a variety of sources.

; J3v139
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t139 V19d2278 Q921 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2278 J3v139 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	After the discovery of the Uruk period seal impressions in the NE corner of locus k23, we concluded that they came from material that was beneath the wahal and baqaya glacis on the temple mound.  The previous season we had discovered Late Chalcolithic ceramics in a deep probe behind the revetment wall, f11.  We reasoned that if we dug below pits a5 and a6 we might add more data as to when the temple mound was built.   The photograph shows the first layer, f259, beneath the bottom of pit a6.  Contrasting colors and textures support the idea that the fill came from a variety of sources.  For example, note the red bricks and the hard earth between them.

; J3v140
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t140 V19d2279 Q92 1 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2279 J3v140 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This photgraph documents the mound fill exposed below the bottom of pit, a5.  Note the red inclusions on the east (right) side, which are probably decayed bricks and the gray material on the west side (left), which contains ash.  This supports the hypothesis that the material to build the mound came from a variety of sources.

; J3v141
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t141 V19d2280 Q921 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This series of photographs around the inside of a probe below the bottom of pit a6, illustrates the nature of the material that was used as fill beneath the baqaya glacis, f109, of the original BA temple complex.  One can see two distinct layers of material, f259 and f262, below the top of the pit cut and subsequent sounding within its perimeter.  The various sub-views show that the fill was not only layered, but also each was in turn a heterogeneous mix of ashy and bricky material.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2291 J3v141a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2294 J3v141d Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2295 J3v141e Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2291 J3v141a Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the probe that shows the north section of a6.  Note the contrast between the red bricks and the gray ash.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2291 J3v141a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the east section of a6.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the north section of a6 with the bricks scored.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2294 J3v141d Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking southeast
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the southeast section of a6 with the bricks scored.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2291 J3v141a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2294 J3v141d Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2295 J3v141e Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the south section of a6.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2291 J3v141a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2294 J3v141d Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2295 J3v141e Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v141f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f259
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f262
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking west
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the west section of a6 with the bricks scored.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2280 J3v141 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2292 J3v141b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2293 J3v141c Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2296 J3v141f Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v142
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t142 V19d2297 Q921 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2297 J3v142 Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	OV
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	This series of photographs around the inside of a probe below the bottom of pit a5, illustrates the nature of the material that was used as fill beneath the baqaya glacis, f109, of the original BA temple complex.  One can see a heterogeneus mix of material, f260, below the top of the pit cut and in the baulks of the subsequent sounding within its perimeter.  The various sub-views show that the fill was a mix of ashy and bricky material.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2297 J3v142 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2298 J3v142a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2299 J3v142b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v142c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v142a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2298 J3v142a Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the east section of a5.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2297 J3v142 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2298 J3v142a Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v142b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2299 J3v142b Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the south section of a5.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2297 J3v142 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2298 J3v142a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2299 J3v142b Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v142c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v142c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v142c Q912 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	a5
O12	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	f260
O15	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	k13
O22	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	looking west
O25	2006-09-12_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the west section of a5.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2297 J3v142 Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2298 J3v142a Q912 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v142c Q912 dM.jpg

; J3v143
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t143 V19d2344 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2344 J3v143 Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	a9
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f264
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f265
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f266
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	f267
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eDB	This photograph documents a circular arrangement of four limestone blocks, f264, f265, f266, f267 which formed half of two concentric circles of stones.  Their arrangement suggests that they were placed, but there was no evidence (such as burning) to identify their purpose.  Four other stones, f248, f249, f255, and f256 were inadvertently removed prior to the photograph, but f255 and f256 do appear in plot p40.

; J3v144
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t144 V19d2310 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2345 J3v144 Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f263
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	This series of photographs documents a probe made below the bottom of pit a10.  This pit was a shallow one, filled with clean, fine-grained soil, f258.  We explored below the pit bottom to see if we could possibly find the source of the Uruk period seal impressions, a14 that were found directly to the north of the pit.  Although we did not find any more seal impressions, we did get some information on the construction and modification of the BA temple mound prior to the remodeling in the Mittani period that added the wahal glacis, f152, and memory stones, a16.  Especially in sub-view v144b, one can clearly see the grayish wahal atop another surface that is more reddish brown.  This material appears in the top half of the main view as relatively homogeneous with some decayed red brick along the right side.  (Contrast this uniformity with the mixed material found in the probes below the pits a5 and a6).  More likely than not, the reddish layer is f270.  About 30cm from the bottom, one sees a distinct layer of reddish material with white inclusions, f334.  This strongly resembles the baqaya covering, f109, of the original BA temple mound built during the Early Dynastic period and seen in k13.  Both here and in the west baulk of k101 there were intriguing hints of construction atop the baqaya before the remodeling, but a more detailed inquiry was not possible due to a shortage of resources and time.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2345 J3v144 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2346 J3v144a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2347 J3v144b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2348 J3v144c Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v144a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2346 J3v144a Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f263
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking east
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the east section of a10.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2345 J3v144 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2346 J3v144a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2347 J3v144b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2348 J3v144c Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v144b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2347 J3v144b Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f263
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking south
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the south section of a10.  Note the grayish layer at the top of the photo.  It was the wahal glacis, f152.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2345 J3v144 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2347 J3v144b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2348 J3v144c Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v144c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2348 J3v144c Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f258
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f263
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	Subview of the west section of a10.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2345 J3v144 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2348 J3v144c Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v145
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t145 V19d2349 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2349 J3v145 Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a10
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph is one of several, taken under different light conditions and at different perspectives that illustrate the interface between the original baqaya glacis, f109, the wahal glacis, f152, of the first remodeling and the undefined, congealed mass of bricky material, f270, in the NE corner of locus k23.  In this view, f152 appears to abut f270, which in turn covers f334 (possibly equivalent to f109).  The photo also shows that f270 is larger than originally thought, particularly extending farther to the southeast.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2349 J3v145 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2350 J3v145a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2351 J3v145b Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v145a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2350 J3v145a Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a10
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	medium shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	This subview was taken under the same conditions as the main view, v145, except that water has been sprayed on the bricks that are well defined within f270 and in the baulk.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2349 J3v145 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2350 J3v145a Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v145b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2351 J3v145b Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a10
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	wide shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	This subview was taken under a much stronger light, which emphasizes the differences in texture between f152 (smooth) and f270 (rough) as compared with the main view, v145.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2349 J3v145 Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2350 J3v145a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2351 J3v145b Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v146
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t146 V19d2352 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2352 J3v146 Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	a6
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f215
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	f270
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	k23
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	bL	This photograph is another taken to show the interfaces among f109, f152, and f270.  It is taken from a ladder, looking north.

; J3v147
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t147 V19d2359 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f253
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f257
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking northwest
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	This view is of the section of the west baulk of k109.  This baulk belonged to J1, but was drawn, photographed and removed by J3 because this part of the east face was more than 4 meters from the bottom in J1, while for us, it was one meter high.  We presume the accumulations, f253 at the top and f257 below, are the same on both sides because the two features are accumulations, probably deposited uniformly in the late stages of use of the temple mound as well as after abandonment.  The photo for the main view of this long baulk was taken at an oblique angle.  Therefore, the line between the accumulations is not visible.  However, the subviews and the section drawing, w34, clearly show both accummulations.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2353 J3v147a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2357 J3v147c Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2358 J3v147d Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v147a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2353 J3v147a Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f253
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f257
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	This subview shows the south part of the west baulk with the elevation reference string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2353 J3v147a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2357 J3v147c Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v147b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f253
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f257
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	This subview shows the south part of the west baulk without the elevation reference string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v147c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2357 J3v147c Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f253
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f257
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	This subview shows the north part of the west baulk with the elevation reference string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2357 J3v147c Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v147d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2358 J3v147d Q913 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f253
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f257
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	This subview shows the north part of the west baulk without the elevation reference string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2353 J3v147a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2354 J3v147b Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2357 J3v147c Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2358 J3v147d Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2359 J3v147 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v148
O23	2007-08-23_R823JW.j	jW	This view to depict the section of the north baulk of k23, with the elevation reference string was assigned a number and scheduled for photography.  However, before it could be taken we realized that reference photographs of the baulk had already been taken, v98, v98a, v98b.  In the meantime subsequent views were scheduled, so this number ended up unused.

; J3v148a
O23	2007-08-23_R823JW.j	jW	This view to depict the section of the north baulk of k23, without the elevation reference string, was assigned a number and scheduled for photography.  However, before it was acutally taken we realized that reference photographs of the baulk had already been taken, v98, v98a, v98b.  In the meantime subsequent views were scheduled, so this number ended up unused.

; J3v149
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t149 V19d2388 R824 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2388 J3v149 Q915 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f64
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f65
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f74
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k104
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k105
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	View of loci prior to backfilling.  Plastic covers the last features exposed, f74 at the bottom of k105 and f64 and f65 at the bottom of k104.

; J3v150
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v150 Q917 jW.jpg
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k108
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking southeast
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	View of back dirt from the excavation of f257 piled against the south baulks of k108 and k109.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v150 Q917 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2302 J3v150a Q917 jW.jpg

; J3v150a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2302 J3v150a Q917 jW.jpg
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k108
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	medium shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking southeast
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	Backdirt against the south baulk of k109.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2301 J3v150 Q917 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2302 J3v150a Q917 jW.jpg

; J3v151
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t151 V19d2343 Qx03 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2343 J3v151 Q916 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f273
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f274
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f275
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f276
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f277
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f278
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f279
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f280
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f281
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f282
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f283
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f284
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f285
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f286
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k108
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking west-northwest
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	Floating stones to the south of revetment wall, f11, prior to removal.  Backdrop is the revetment wall in J3 as it continues into the east part of J1
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2342 J3v151a Q916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2343 J3v151 Q916 dM.jpg

; J3v151a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2342 J3v151a Q916 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f273
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f274
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f275
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f276
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f277
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f278
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f279
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f280
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f281
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f282
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f283
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f284
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f285
O12	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	f286
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k108
O15	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	k109
O21	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	tight shot
O22	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	looking north
O25	2006-09-13_RX31JW.j	eI	Closeup of floating stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2342 J3v151a Q916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2343 J3v151 Q916 dM.jpg

; J3v152
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2303 J3v152 Q916 jW.jpg
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k31
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k32
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k108
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	looking northwest
O25	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	Overall view of revetment wall and three phases of the glacis: bakaya, f50 and f109; wahal, f152; and mud, f241.

; J3v153
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t153 V19d2356 Qx02 bL.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2356 J3v153 Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	a14
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f257
O13	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	i20
O14	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	q371
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	General location of findspot of necklace a14.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2355 J3v153a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2356 J3v153 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v153a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2355 J3v153a Q913 dM.jpg
O11	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	a14
O12	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	f257
O13	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	i20
O14	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	q371
O15	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2006-09-16_RX31JW.j	jW	Specific findspot of i20.1, i20.2, i20.3, i20.4.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2355 J3v153a Q913 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2356 J3v153 Q913 dM.jpg

; J3v154
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k1
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k106
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	The south face of the revetment wall and the memory stones atop it have been excavated to at least a depth of 60cm from J2 in the east, through J3 in the center, to J1 in the west.  This series of photographs documents the condition of the wall in seven subviews, starting from the west boundary of J2 through the east half of J3.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2364 J3v154a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2367 J3v154d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2368 J3v154e Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2364 J3v154a Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2364 J3v154a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2367 J3v154d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2368 J3v154e Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2367 J3v154d Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2367 J3v154d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2368 J3v154e Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2368 J3v154e Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2365 J3v154b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2368 J3v154e Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v154g
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2363 J3v154 Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2366 J3v154c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2369 J3v154f Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2370 J3v154g Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v155
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k101
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k109
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	The south face of the revetment wall and the memory stones atop it have been excavated to at least a depth of 60cm from J2 in the east, through J3 in the center, to J1 in the west.  This series of photographs documents the condition of the wall in four subviews, starting from the east half of J3 to the east boundary of J1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2371 J3v155a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2372 J3v155b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2373 J3v155c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v155a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2371 J3v155a Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2371 J3v155a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v155b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2372 J3v155b Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2371 J3v155a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2372 J3v155b Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2373 J3v155c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v155c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2373 J3v155c Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2371 J3v155a Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2373 J3v155c Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v155d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O21	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	tight shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	Closeup of wall stones
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2374 J3v155d Q927 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2375 J3v155 Q927 dM.jpg

; J3v156
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2376 J3v156 Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f107
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f152
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f241
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k12
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k101
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k109
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking northeast
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	General view showing the relative location of the three galcis: mud, f241; wahal, f152; and baqaya, f109.

; J3v157
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2377 J3v157 Q927 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f241
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k109
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	View of the latest of three glacis, f241, against the backdrop of the revetment wall, f11, and the BA temple.

; J3v158
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t158 V19u2001 R710 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2001 J3v158 Q926 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k31
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k32
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k102
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k105
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This view, taken by the unit without orientation or distance references and arranged in panorama, shows the overall condition of excavated loci just after excavation had been completed and the area thoroughly cleaned.  Along the bottom running E-W is the top exposed portion of the revetment wall, f11.  In the middle, just to the N of the unit outlined by plastic sheeting (a backfilled trench dug to explore how the revetment wall was constructed) is the ancient baqaya surface of the temple mound, f50, f109.  In the middle right (restrained by ropes) is the apron, f10, placed to the N of the wall in later phases, perhaps to mimic the stairway excavated in unit J2 farther to the east.  In the middle left of the photo can be seen the wahal layer placed atop the baqaya as part of a later phase after the lower part of the f11 wall sytem had been covered with aeolean soils.  Also on the left, between the wahal and revetment wall can be seen an E-W line of "memory stones",a16, placed in later phases to mimic the now-covered revetment wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2001 J3v158 Q926 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2002 J3v158a Q926 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2003 J3v158b Q926 jW.jpg

; J3v158a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2002 J3v158a Q926 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k108
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the continuation of the revetment wall, f11, and the memory stones, a16, farther to the west.  It shows the complete extent of the excavated protion of the wahal coating, f152.  In the middle left of the photo, sitting atop the wahal covering is another layer of soil, f241, which may have been placed as an additional covering in the very last phase of use of the BA temple mound.  However, we have not exposed enough of it to be certain of its function or extent.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2001 J3v158 Q926 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2002 J3v158a Q926 jW.jpg

; J3v158b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2003 J3v158b Q926 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f532
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the continuation of the revetment wall, f11, and the memory stones, a16, farther to the east.  In the middle of the photo can be seen the wall apron, f10, clearly installed at the same time or shortly after the memory stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2001 J3v158 Q926 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2002 J3v158a Q926 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2003 J3v158b Q926 jW.jpg

; J3v159
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2004 J3v159 Qx08 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f532
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k31
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k32
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k102
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k105
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of three photographs, taken by the unit without orientation or length references and arranged in panorama, shows the total excavated area in two seasons of work in J3.  It is taken from a viewing platform to the southeast, and it shows the important features, the monumental apron, f10; the revetment wall, f11; the memory stones, a16, the Early Dynastic mound's baqaya surface, f50, f109; the later mound's wahal surface, f152, and the final mud surface, f241.  It clearly shows the relationship of these features to the BA temple at the top of the mound.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2004 J3v159 Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2005 J3v159a Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2006 J3v159b Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v159a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2005 J3v159a Qx08 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a17
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f143
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k104
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k108
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview focuses on the various phases of the temple mound best illustrated in the western loci of the unit.  Earliest is on the right and consists of the revetment wall, f11 and the baqaya layer, f50, f109 extending upwards from it north towards the BA temple.  The middle of the photo shows the intermediate periods and consists of memory stones, a16, and wahal layers f123, f143, and f152.  The left of the photo shows the last periods of activity which consists of a mud layer, f241, which by that point covers the memory stones, and another line of stones, a17, which may either be another generation of stones or a structure totally unrelated to the temple.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2004 J3v159 Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2005 J3v159a Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v159b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2006 J3v159b Qx08 jW.jpg
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f556
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k107
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview focuses on the eastern loci and incorporates parts of the revetment wall, f11, and apron, f10 excavated with different feature numbers as part of unit J2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2004 J3v159 Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2005 J3v159a Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2006 J3v159b Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v160
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t160 V19u2007 R709 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2007 J3v160 Qx11 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f108
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of three photographs, taken by the unit, shows details of the construction that marked the transition from the Early Dynastic baqaya temple mound surface, f50, f109, to the Mittani period wahal surface, f123, f152, on the lower mound.  The main view, looking south, shows that the wahal surface is smooth and gradually slopes up from S to N.  Seen at the bottom of the photograph are line of large limestone blocks, a16, placed along the line of the wall after it was covered to preserve the memory of its location.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2007 J3v160 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2008 J3v160a Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2009 J3v160b Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v160a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2008 J3v160a Qx08 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f123
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the placement of the memory stones, a16.  The bottoms are imbedded in the wahal, f123 and roughly follow the line ov the revetment wall, f11, now covered.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2007 J3v160 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2008 J3v160a Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v160b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2009 J3v160b Qx08 jW.jpg
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f108
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking northwest
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows how the northernmost part of the wahal layer, f152, was formed.  It was laid atop the baqaya, perhaps in several stages over a period of time.  Near the baqaya, the wahal seems to have been formed into slabs.  Nearer the surface, it seems to have been applied by dumping baskets of mud on the existing layers.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2007 J3v160 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2008 J3v160a Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2009 J3v160b Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v161
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2380 J3v161 Qx08 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f556
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k91
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k92
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k107
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This photograph, taken at the end of the excavation season from a viewing platform south of the revetment wall, f11, and the BA temple mound, shows the results of excavations in the east part of unit J3 over two seasons as well as the excavations in the west part of unit J2.  It captures the full extent of apron, f10 in k101, f532 in k1 and k2, and f556 in k106 and 107 located north of revetment wall, f11 and extending from the oblique wall in J2 in the east to the baqaya glacis, f50, f109, in k101 of J3 in the west.

; J3v162
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2381 J3v162 Qx08 dM.jpg
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of four photographs in panoramic format and running west to east, provides a visual record of the Mittani period revetment wall apron, f10, f532, f556. The apron is a horizontal layer of large limestone blocks just to the west of a monumental staricase and north of the revetment wall which may have functioned as a reminder of the staircase built in the Early Dynastic period, but subsequently covered by aeolian soil.  It abuts a strung of large limestone blocks (memory stones), a16, which follow the line of the revetment wall, f11, which then was then also covered by aeolian soil.  This first photograph begins along the westernmost extent of the apron.  The view is taken at approximately eye level with respect to the wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2381 J3v162 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2383 J3v162b Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2384 J3v162c Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2385 J3v162a Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v162a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2385 J3v162a Qx08 dM.jpg
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k107
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the west-central part of the wall and apron.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2381 J3v162 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2385 J3v162a Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v162b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2383 J3v162b Qx08 dM.jpg
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k107
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the east-central part of the wall and apron.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2381 J3v162 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2383 J3v162b Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2385 J3v162a Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v162c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2384 J3v162c Qx08 dM.jpg
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k1
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k2
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k106
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k107
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the western part of the wall and apron, which includes portions excavated by unit J2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2381 J3v162 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2383 J3v162b Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2384 J3v162c Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2385 J3v162a Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v163
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2382 J3v163 Qx08 dM.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a18
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	east quarter of J3 memory stones
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of three photographs in a panoramic format provides a visual record of the west half of the revetment wall, f11, excavated this season and the line of large limestone blocks, a16, placed atop the loess which had by the Mittani period covered the wall.  The blocks were placed as a reminder or memory of the location of a much more impressive wall built in the Early Dynastic period.  The view is taken as a panorama starting with this photo straddling loci k108 and k109 on the east and the subviews moving west across k108 to the boundary between units J3 and J1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2382 J3v163 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2386 J3v163a Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2387 J3v163b Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v163a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2386 J3v163a Qx08 dM.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a18
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k108
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k109
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	center east quarter of J3 memory stones
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the middle section of the west part of the revetment wall, f11, and the memory stones, a18.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2382 J3v163 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2386 J3v163a Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v163b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2387 J3v163b Qx08 dM.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a18
O12	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	f11
O15	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	k109
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	looking north
O25	2006-09-28_RX31JW.j	bL	west part of J3 memory stones
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This subview shows the west section of the west part of the revetment wall, f11, and the memory stones, a18.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2382 J3v163 Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2386 J3v163a Qx08 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2387 J3v163b Qx08 dM.jpg

; J3v164
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t164 V19u2010 R709 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2010 J3v164 Qx08 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a6
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a8
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f215
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking west-northwest
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of two photographs, taken by the unit, shows the transition between the Mittani period wahal coating, f152, and the Early Dynastic period baqaya coating, f109 of the BA temple mound along the northern edge of k23.  The wahal coating was not recognized as such when k13 was excavated although probably it was a combination of what was called accumulations f120 and f121.  Just as f152 did not cover f109 along the northern border of k23, f120 and f121 did not cover f109 along the northern border of k13.  Two pits which cut the baqaya coating, a6 and a10, are also shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2010 J3v164 Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2011 J3v164a Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v164a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2011 J3v164a Qx08 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a6
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a10
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f215
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the remnants of brick structures, f215 close to the north baulk of k23.  It is not possible to say to which phase they may belong, because only the south edge of the installation is visible and no time-diagnostic artifacts could be associtated with it.  Two pits, a6 and a10 are also shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2010 J3v164 Qx08 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2011 J3v164a Qx08 jW.jpg

; J3v165
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t165 V19u2012 R709 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2012 J3v165 Qx11 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a17
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k108
O15	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This series of three photographs, taken by the unit shows the relationship between the memory stones, a16, and the wahal layer in which they were placed, f123; and the relationship of another line of large limestone blocks running SW to NE, a17, and the final mound mud coating, f241.  This overall photograph shows both.  In the foreground is the wahal and, along the left side, the memory stones that sit within it.  Note that the line of memory stones is covered by the mud coating seen in the background and that the bottom of the line of large limestone blocks are roughly at the same elevation as the mud.  Also, it appears that the mud coating, f241 had been  partially excavated in the vicinity of the large square limestone cube which can be seen between a17 and the cylindrical stone nearer the front of the photo
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2012 J3v165 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2013 J3v165a Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2014 J3v165b Qx11 jW.jpg

; J3v165a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2013 J3v165a Qx11 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f123
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows that the memory stones, a16, were probably placed at the time the top layer of the wahal was applied.  They are slightly imbedded in the wahal surface.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2012 J3v165 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2013 J3v165a Qx11 jW.jpg

; J3v165b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2014 J3v165b Qx11 jW.jpg
O11	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	a17
O12	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	f241
O21	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2007-07-07_RX31JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the relationship between the final mud coating of the temple mound, f241, and the line of large limestone blocks, a17.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2012 J3v165 Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2013 J3v165a Qx11 jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19u2014 J3v165b Qx11 jW.jpg

; J3v166
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t166 V20d2001 R730 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O11	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	a16
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k101
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k108
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k109
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This series of photogaphs documents the hypothesis that the three excavated surfaces that we call glacis were indeed so.  A glacis is a surface prepared in such a way that water can pass over it without creating gullies or erosion.  The original glacis, f50 and f109 was made of a local virgin soil called baqaya, which resists the penetration of water.  The second glacis, f123 and f152, built in the Mittani period to cover part of the baqaya glacis, was made of packed mud called wahal.  The third glacis, f241, built late in the Mittani period to cover the wahal glacis, was made of packed earth containing sherds.  If these surfaces are true glacis, then we should see a smooth surface after exposure to a typical winter's precipitation and wind.  The photographs show that each glacis is covered by a crust of wind-blown soil hardened by exposure to rain, but is not eroded.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2003 J3v166b R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2004 J3v166c R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2007 J3v166f R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking north, is of the last glacis, f241, made of mud.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2003 J3v166b R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f152
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k108
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking north, is of the intermediate glacis, f123, f152 made of wahal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2003 J3v166b R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2004 J3v166c R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f109
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking north is of the first glacis, f50, f109, made of baqaya.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2003 J3v166b R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2004 J3v166c R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2007 J3v166f R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f241
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k109
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking south, is of the mud glacis.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f123
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f152
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k108
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking south, is of the wahal glacis.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg

; J3v166f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2007 J3v166f R730 dM.jpg
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f50
O12	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	f109
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2007-07-30_R730JW.j	jW	This subview, a closeup looking south, is of the baqaya glacis.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2001 J3v166 R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2002 J3v166a R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2003 J3v166b R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2005 J3v166d R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2006 J3v166e R730 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V20d2007 J3v166f R730 dM.jpg

; J3v167
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t167 V23d8001 V212 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8001 J3v167 U905 dM.jpg
O15	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the condition of locus k13 before it was cleaned of modern surface soil and deposits.  The erosion channels running N-S  result from periodic hard rains.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8001 J3v167 U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8002 J3v167a U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8003 J3v167b U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8004 J3v167c U905 dM.jpg

; J3v167a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8002 J3v167a U905 dM.jpg
O15	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph, taken from an elevated position shows better the runoff channels and loose dirt and pottery near where the digging will occur.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8001 J3v167 U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8002 J3v167a U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8003 J3v167b U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8004 J3v167c U905 dM.jpg

; J3v167b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8003 J3v167b U905 dM.jpg
O15	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph, taken looking in the opposite direction shows the surface debris which has built up over the last three years since the underlying baqaya was exposed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8001 J3v167 U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8003 J3v167b U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8004 J3v167c U905 dM.jpg

; J3v167c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8004 J3v167c U905 dM.jpg
O15	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-05_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph, taken looking east shows the steep N to S slope of the baqaya surface, facilitation water drainage from storms.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8001 J3v167 U905 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8004 J3v167c U905 dM.jpg

; J3v168
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t168 V23d8005 V214 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8005 J3v168 U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the new locus, k110, which is a rectangle set into the northeast corner of k13.  A layer of baqaya, f109 forms the entire top layer of the locus.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8005 J3v168 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8006 J3v168a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8007 J3v168b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v168a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8006 J3v168a U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking overhead-southwest
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This photo shows the surface of f109 after it was cleaned but before excavation began.  The surface is pock-marked and some of the depressions are several centimeters deep.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8005 J3v168 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8006 J3v168a U913 dM.JPG

; J3v168b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8007 J3v168b U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This photo shows that the surface of f09 is uniformly sloped down from north to south.  It also has the consistency of a crust over what is below.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8005 J3v168 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8006 J3v168a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8007 J3v168b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v169
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t169 V23d8008 V214 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8008 J3v169 U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This photo, taken after the first day of excavation shows the features directly beneath the baqaya surface, f109.  There are two new features visible: f346, a hard, dense bricky material; and f347, a softer soil with pockets of imbedded ash.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8008 J3v169 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8009 J3v169a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8010 J3v169b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v169a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8009 J3v169a U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking overhead-southwest
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows that f347 is pock-marked with animal burrows containing very soft, dark soil.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8008 J3v169 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8009 J3v169a U913 dM.JPG

; J3v169b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8010 J3v169b U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows a vertical section of f347, above which is the old east baulk of k13.  In hindsight, it should have been cleaned prior to the start of this excavation in MZ23.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8008 J3v169 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8009 J3v169a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8010 J3v169b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v170
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t170 V23d8011 V215 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8011 J3v170 U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f349
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This progress photo shows locus k110 near the close of excavation on U913.  The area of interest (k110) is shaded, but the locus which contains it, k13, is in bright sunlight.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8011 J3v170 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8012 J3v170a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8013 J3v170b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v170a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8012 J3v170a U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f349
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking overhead-southwest
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows that f347 continued its intrusion into f346 and f349.  One can see the traces of some of the individual burrows and dens.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8011 J3v170 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8012 J3v170a U913 dM.JPG

; J3v170b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8013 J3v170b U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows several of the burrows that comprise f347 close to a segment of wall, f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8011 J3v170 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8012 J3v170a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8013 J3v170b U913 dM.JPG

; J3v171
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t171 V23d8014 V215 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8014 J3v171 U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f349
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph, taken in good light shows the excavation of k110 at the end of the first complete day of excavations.   One can clearly differentiate between the fill of f346, the mud brick wall, f348, and f347, which we had first described as a pit riddled with ash pockets.  From investigation of the section, f347 now appears to be the site of a large colony of animal burrows, which intruded and disturbed f346 and 348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8014 J3v171 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8015 J3v171a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8016 J3v171b U913 dM.jpg

; J3v171a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8015 J3v171a U913 dM.JPG
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows a vertical section of f347, above which is the old east baulk of k13.  (In hindsight, it should have been cleaned prior to the start of this excavation in MZ23.)  Traces of the animal dens and burrows can be clearly seen along the bottom of f347.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8014 J3v171 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8015 J3v171a U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8016 J3v171b U913 dM.jpg

; J3v171b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8016 J3v171b U913 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-13_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows details of the animal burrows and dens.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8014 J3v171 U913 dM.JPG
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8016 J3v171b U913 dM.jpg

; J3v172
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t172 V23d8047 V216 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a5
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a6
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a10
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k31
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O23	2010-09-15_U915JW.j	jW	Took multiple photoraphs for this view, including an overall shot to the west encompassing the entire unit, with detailed shots of the interface between f346 and f348 at the west edge of k110. We also photographed the east baulk. gB viewed out-takes from the views and suggested that we re-take it such that the reddishness of the  material in f348 is more emphasized.  We will try again on U916 to re-take it now that more of f348 has been exposed in k13.
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This is a record photograph taken at the point in time where we were trying to decide whether to follow the original plan and excavate k110 to a depth of two meters, or to expand it to include all of k13.  It shows the relationship of the three features exposed in k110 (f346. f347, f348) to the major features exposed in the MZ20 season.  Those included three pits (a5, a6, a10), the baqaya glacis, f109, a mud glacis, f152, and what may be another glacis constructed near to the time the BA temple mound was abandoned, f241.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8049 J3v172b U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8050 J3v172c U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8052 J3v172e U915 dM.jpg

; J3v172a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a5
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a6
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a10
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k31
O21	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows in more detail the state of the excavations at the close of the MZ20 season.  Visible are the various pits and glacis, all of which were north and higher in elevation than the EDIII revetment wall and its Mittani memory stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg

; J3v172b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8049 J3v172b U915 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view, looking down on k110 shows how the fill, f346, covers the bricks of wall, f348, into which the animal burrows, f347 intrude.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8049 J3v172b U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8052 J3v172e U915 dM.jpg

; J3v172c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8050 J3v172c U915 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking overheadwest
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup sub-view shows the depositional sequence as seen looking west.  The baqaya glacis, f109, seen at the top of the photo, covers the reddish brown fill, 346, which in turn covers the red, inclusion-filled, bricks of f348.  As in previous photographs the trace of the damage caused by burrowing animals can be seen along the bottom.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8049 J3v172b U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8050 J3v172c U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8052 J3v172e U915 dM.jpg

; J3v172d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup sub-view shows the depositional sequence as seen looking west.  The baqaya glacis, f109, seen sloping down from left to right in the middle of the photo, covers the reddish brown fill, 346, which in turn on the left side of the photo covers the horizontal, red, inclusion-filled, bricks of f348. In the center of the photo one sees the network of vertical and horizontal burrows, f347, that intrude both f346 and 348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg

; J3v172e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8052 J3v172e U915 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O21	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view of the east section of k110 shows the intrusions of f347 extend throughout most of the eastern edge.  However, because the part of the section above f109 was not cleaned we cannot accurately date when the burrows were dug.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8047 J3v172 U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8048 J3v172a U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8051 J3v172d U915 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8052 J3v172e U915 dM.jpg

; J3v173
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t173 V23d8044 V217 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8044 J3v173 U916 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a5
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a6
O11	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	a19
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O15	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	k110
O22	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-09-15_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph is the same as view v172, but taken in better light to accent the bricks of f348.

; J3v174
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t174 V23d8045 V217 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8045 J3v174 U916 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	a19
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f351
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f368
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph documents the discovery that the bricks seen on the surface of f348 were the top of a wall.  Originally defined as a pit,a19, this area seems rather to be a region of soft fill associated with glacis f351 that leaned against wall, f348.  Shown is a corner formed by several courses of red mudbricks.  Lacking here is a good wide shot showing the context, including the relationship with fill, f346, which was between the two glacis, f109 and f368.  However, the crust surface, f368, discovered after the fact and which covered the bricks is shown.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8045 J3v174 U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8046 J3v174a U916 dM.jpg

; J3v174a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8046 J3v174a U916 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows four courses of red mudbricks with white granular inclusions, separated by gray mortar.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8045 J3v174 U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8046 J3v174a U916 dM.jpg

; J3v175
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t175 V23d8040 V218 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8040 J3v175 U916 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f351
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f368
O13	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	i29
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the find-spot of a mostly intact jar, i29.  It sits upright in a fill, f351, covered by a crusty surface, f368, which may have served as a glacis before f109 was built.  A wider shot would have better illustrated the context.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8040 J3v175 U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8041 J3v175a U916 dM.jpg

; J3v175a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8041 J3v175a U916 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f351
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f368
O13	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	i29
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is a closeup of the jar, i29.  It is covered by the crust, f358, which serves as a seal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8040 J3v175 U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8041 J3v175a U916 dM.jpg

; J3v176
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t176 V23d8043 V218 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8043 J3v176 U916 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f351
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f368
O13	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	i30
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the find-spot of a mostly intact platter, i30.  The platter sits in a crust-coated (f368) fill, f351, which abuts the west and south sides of brick wall, f348.  Note that this is an outstanding photograph to illustrate the context of a find.  It is sufficiently wide to orient the viewer to important features already excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8042 J3v176a U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8043 J3v176 U916 dM.jpg

; J3v176a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8042 J3v176a U916 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f351
O12	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	f368
O13	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	i30
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-16_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is a closeup of the the platter, i30.  The platter sits in fill, f351, and was sealed by the crust, f368.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8042 J3v176a U916 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8043 J3v176 U916 dM.jpg

; J3v177
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t177 V23d8030 V219 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph documents the discovery of a large jar, i31, found in fill, f356, under a mudbrick floor, f355, which abuts brick wall, f348.  The jar contained an infant burial, a20
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8031 J3v177a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8032 J3v177b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8034 J3v177d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v177a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8031 J3v177a U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows details of the bricks of floor, f355.  Note that the level of the surface upon which the jar, i31, rests has not been reached.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8031 J3v177a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8032 J3v177b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8034 J3v177d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v177b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8032 J3v177b U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the fill, f356, surrounding the jar, i31
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8032 J3v177b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg

; J3v177c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows that the floor, f355, completely covered the fill, f356, in which the jar sits.  It also shows that a substantial part of the jar remained covered at this point.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg

; J3v177d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8034 J3v177d U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows that the jar, f31 is not part of the wall, f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8030 J3v177 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8032 J3v177b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8033 J3v177c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8034 J3v177d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v178
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t178 V23d8035 V219 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the context of the large jar, i31, after all of the surrounding cover and fill had been removed.  By this time it was clear that it probably contained a burial.  One can see that it is near to but does not touch the brick wall, f348.  The sub-views were taken from a variety of perspectives in order to assist in restoration after removal.  (To this point we had not seen a jar of this size from the Late Chalcolithic 3 Period.)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8036 J3v178a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8037 J3v178b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8038 J3v178c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v178a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8036 J3v178a U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows the details of the jar fragments seen looking north.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8036 J3v178a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v178b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8037 J3v178b U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows the details of the jar fragments seen looking northeast.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8036 J3v178a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8037 J3v178b U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8038 J3v178c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v178c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8038 J3v178c U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northwest
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows the details of the jar fragments seen looking northwest.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8036 J3v178a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8038 J3v178c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v178d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup shows the details of the jar fragments seen looking straight down.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8035 J3v178 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8039 J3v178d U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t179 V23d8024 V219 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the wider context of the jar.  At the top of the photo is the BA Temple at the highest point of a mound which slopes down to the south.  In the middle of the photo one sees the excavated north and east baulks of locus k13.  The jar, i31, can be seen in the lower middle of the photo next to the brick wall, f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This tighter photograph shows the jar within the part of the mound excavated in MZ20 and MZ23
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is almost identical to v179a except it is shot from a different angle to better show the brickwork of f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is identical to v179a except it shows the excavator who discovered the jar, Su'ar Muhammad.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photo looks northeast from a distance to illustrate the context of g31 from a different perspective than the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photo, the last taken on U918 after excavation had finished shows that the jar was placed upside down before being covered.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v179f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O13	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2010-09-18_V205JW.j	jW	This photo looks south from a distance to illustrate the context of g31 from a different perspective than the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8024 J3v179 U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8025 J3v179a U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8026 J3v179c U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8027 J3v179d U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8028 J3v179e U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8029 J3v179f U918 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8053 J3v179b U918 dM.jpg

; J3v180
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t180 V23d8075 V219 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents the progress of the excavation of an infant burial, a20.  We were removing large jar, i31, when we encountered the skull of an infant, i32 within. One can see the skull in the lower right side of the photo.  The camera was placed on a tripod above the jar and successive sub-views document the exposure and removal of the human remains.  Two metal stakes were placed on either side of the jar to provide a geographic reference for a drawing.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8083 J3v180h U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8090 J3v180n U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8091 J3v180o U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is taken at an oblique angle to show what was probably the intact part of the jar in which the infant's body was placed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg

; J3v180e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg

; J3v180f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180g
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180h
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8083 J3v180h U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is taken at an oblique angle to show the vertical position of the infant's body within the jar.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8083 J3v180h U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8090 J3v180n U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8091 J3v180o U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180.
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180j
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180k
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20. This is the first time that the mouth of the jar below the body was visible.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180l
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20. This photo documents the damaged condition of the skull.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180m
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20. The body has now been removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180n
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8090 J3v180n U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20. The sherds around the mouth of the jar are being removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8090 J3v180n U920 dM.jpg

; J3v180o
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8091 J3v180o U920 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	a20
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i31
O13	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	i32
O15	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-19_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents a step in the excavation of a20. All of the jar has been removed and one can see the impression of the mouth in the soil.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8075 J3v180 U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8076 J3v180a U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8077 J3v180b U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8078 J3v180c U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8079 J3v180d U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8080 J3v180e U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8081 J3v180f U919 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8082 J3v180g U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8084 J3v180i U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8085 J3v180j U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8087 J3v180k U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8088 J3v180l U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8089 J3v180m U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8090 J3v180n U920 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8091 J3v180o U920 dM.jpg

; J3v181
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t181 V23d8023 V220 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8023 J3v181 U922 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f363
O13	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	i35
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents the findspot of a group of tokens, i35 and i36.  They were found on a mudbrick platform just south of mudbridk wall, f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8022 J3v181a U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8023 J3v181 U922 dM.jpg

; J3v181a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8022 J3v181a U922 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f363
O13	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	i35
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents that the tokens were found on a horizontal brick surface, f363.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8022 J3v181a U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8023 J3v181 U922 dM.jpg

; J3v182
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t182 V23d8017 V220 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	This series of photographs documents the excavation of the remains of a human adult found in a rectangular pit grave.  This photograph shows the entire body with surveyed stakes on either side which serve as geographical references for drawings to be made from this image.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8019 J3v182b U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8020 J3v182c U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8021 J3v182d U923 dM.jpg

; J3v182a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is a closeup of the chest area which was well-preserved
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg

; J3v182b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8019 J3v182b U923 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is a closeup of the hip area which was well-preserved
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8019 J3v182b U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8021 J3v182d U923 dM.jpg

; J3v182c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8020 J3v182c U923 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	This wide sub-view shows the context of the burial.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8019 J3v182b U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8020 J3v182c U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8021 J3v182d U923 dM.jpg

; J3v182d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8021 J3v182d U923 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-23_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is a virtual duplicate of the main view with the addition of a finer scale for drawing reference.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8017 J3v182 U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8018 J3v182a U923 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8021 J3v182d U923 dM.jpg

; J3v183
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t183 V23d8071 V221 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8071 J3v183 U922 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	a21
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f357
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f359
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f360
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph is of a small, nondescript pit along the western junction of loci k12 and k13.  It consists of fill, f359 and cut, f360.  Human bones were found nearby.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8071 J3v183 U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8072 J3v183a U921 dM.jpg

; J3v183a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8072 J3v183a U921 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	a21
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f360
O12	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the pit after the fill was removed.  On the right one can see the top bricks of an undefined structure, f361.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8071 J3v183 U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8072 J3v183a U921 dM.jpg

; J3v184
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t184 V23d8073 V221 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8073 J3v184 U921 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O15	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph documents the continuation of the bricks of floor, f355, north along the west face of brick wall, f348 to the north baulk of k13.  To the west of the floor is fill, f356, whose western limit has not yet been excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8073 J3v184 U921 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8074 J3v184a U921 dM.jpg

; J3v184a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8074 J3v184a U921 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O15	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	OVS
O25	2010-09-21_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view from overhead documents the bricks of f355 along the west face of wall, f348.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8073 J3v184 U921 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8074 J3v184a U921 dM.jpg

; J3v185
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t185 V23d8068 V221 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8068 J3v185 U922 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	OVSE
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph documents the initial stages of the excavation of the human remains, i34, associated with burial, a22.  It was taken soon after the grave was discovered.  The top layer, which included the top of the skull and some of the long bones of the arms and legs, was poorly preserved.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8068 J3v185 U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8070 J3v185a U922 dM.jpg

; J3v185a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8070 J3v185a U922 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-22_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is the first photo taken by the overhead camera which was set up to document the progress of the excavation and to provide a geographic referenced view for drawing.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8068 J3v185 U922 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8070 J3v185a U922 dM.jpg

; J3v186
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t186 V23d8102 V222 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8102 J3v186 Ux04 aMH.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f90
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the eastern edge of loci k22 and k23 at the close of excavations in MZ23.  One can see brick structure, f361, covered by several distinct layers (one, the gray, has been identified as f90), which in turn are covered by what we had, in MZ19, called the wahal glacis, f152.  Later analysis of the ceramics has shown that only sherds from the Late Chalcolithic 3 period are present in f152.

; J3v187
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t187 V23d8059 V221 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This series of photographs documents several unusual features of burial a22.  First, the only grave good was the jawbone of a grazing animal.  Second, one of the skull fragments was imbedded in the soil inside of the cranium.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8060 J3v187a U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8061 J3v187b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8063 J3v187d U925 dM.jpg

; J3v187a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8060 J3v187a U925 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view uses a pointer to show the location of the animal bone alongside the ribs on the right side of the body.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8060 J3v187a U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8061 J3v187b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8063 J3v187d U925 dM.jpg

; J3v187b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8061 J3v187b U925 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	OV
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This extremely tight sub-view shows a skull fragment imbedded in the soil which filled the cranium as the body deteriorated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8061 J3v187b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg

; J3v187c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg
O11	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	a22
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking south
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view, taken looking south shows the skull fragment in relation to the top of the cranium.  It is imbedded and turned 180 degrees from its original position at the skull top.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg

; J3v187d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8063 J3v187d U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8059 J3v187 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8061 J3v187b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8062 J3v187c U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8063 J3v187d U925 dM.jpg

; J3v188
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t188 V23d8064 V222 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8064 J3v188 U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents that the west face of mudbrick wall, f348, had been covered with mud plaster, near floor, f358.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8064 J3v188 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8065 J3v188a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v188a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8065 J3v188a U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is a closeup of the plaster coating.  As it was made of the same material as the bricks, it is difficult to discern.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8064 J3v188 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8065 J3v188a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v189
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t189 V23d8066 V224 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8066 J3v189 U925 dM.jpg
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents the last part of the skull of the human remains, i34, to be excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8066 J3v189 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8067 J3v189a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v189a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8067 J3v189a U925 dM.jpg
O13	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	i34
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This photo is a closeup of the last part of the skull of the human remains, i34, to be excavated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8066 J3v189 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8067 J3v189a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v190
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t190 V23d8054 V224 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8054 J3v190 U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents that the bricks of wall, f348, were not horizontally aligned.  We don't know whether they were originally laid like that or were part of a wall and foundation system that settled.  Note that the photo would have been more effective had the camera been held on the same plane as the line level.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8054 J3v190 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8055 J3v190a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v190a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8055 J3v190a U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup documents that the string was level when the photo was taken.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8054 J3v190 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8055 J3v190a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v191
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t191 V23d8057 V225 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8057 J3v191 U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f352
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This series of photographs documents the intersection of brick wall, f348 with the north and west baulks of k13, both of which we expect to remove during excavations in a future season as we explore the Late Chalcolithic settlement atop the BA temple mound.  This photo shows the intersection of wall f348 and the north baulk.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8056 J3v191b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8057 J3v191 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8058 J3v191a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v191a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8058 J3v191a U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f352
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view is a photograph of the west baulk of k13.  It shows that the fill, f356, contained many mudbricks, perhaps residue from the modification of wall f348.  Note that f346, which covers f352 (and f348) is relatively clean.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8057 J3v191 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8058 J3v191a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v191b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8056 J3v191b U925 dM.jpg
O12	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-09-25_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the part of wall, f348, that is in locus k13, after the wall was excavated and cleaned.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8056 J3v191b U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8057 J3v191 U925 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8058 J3v191a U925 dM.jpg

; J3v192
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t192 V23d8092 V225 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8092 J3v192 Ux04 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f352
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f353
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f357
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This is a photograph of the section of the north baulk of k13 after excavations in MZ13 were completed.  This photograph includes the reference string for the drawing.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8092 J3v192 Ux04 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8093 J3v192a Ux04 dM.jpg

; J3v192a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8093 J3v192a Ux04 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f352
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f353
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f357
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the north section without the reference string.  Unfortunately, the photographer did not stand in the same place and some of the eastern part was cut off.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8092 J3v192 Ux04 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8093 J3v192a Ux04 dM.jpg

; J3v193
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t193 V23d8094 V226 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8094 J3v193 Ux04 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This is a photograph of the section of the east baulk of k13 after excavations in MZ13 were completed.  This photograph includes the reference string for the drawing.  Unfortunately the camera was not leveled horizontally and because of wall, f348, was too far away to show all the details of the animal burrows, f347.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8094 J3v193 Ux04 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8095 J3v193a Ux04 dM.jpg

; J3v193a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8095 J3v193a Ux04 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f347
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	medium shot
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the east section without the reference string.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8094 J3v193 Ux04 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8095 J3v193a Ux04 dM.jpg

; J3v194
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t194 V23d8096 V227 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8096 J3v194 Ux04 dM.jpg
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking west
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This is a record photograph of the west baulk of k13 and the entire surface of k23 at the end of the MZ23 excavation season.  K23 had last been excavated in MZ20 while k13 had been excavated in both MZ20 and MZ23.  One can see architectural elements below the surface of k23.

; J3v195
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t195 V23d8097 V228 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8097 J3v195 Ux05 dM.jpg
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	This is a series of record photographs which document the state of the unit at the completion of excavations in MZ23.  Note that the bricks of the wall, f348, and the platform, f351, have been sprayed with water to emphasize their red color.  Differential wetting and drying makes some of the color enhancement splotchy.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8097 J3v195 Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8098 J3v195a Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8099 J3v195b Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8101 J3v195c Ux05 dM.jpg

; J3v195a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8098 J3v195a Ux05 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph shows the Late Chalcolithic wall, f348, in relation to the reconstructed BA temple, the Early Dynastic revetment wall, f11, and the Mittani apron, f10.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8097 J3v195 Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8098 J3v195a Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8099 J3v195b Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8101 J3v195c Ux05 dM.jpg

; J3v195b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8099 J3v195b Ux05 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f363
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the details of the southwest corner of Late Chalcolithic wall, f348, and the platform, f363 upon which it was apparently built.  Its setting is the volume below the baqaya glacis, f50 and f109, excavated this season (MZ21) to expose the wall system.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8097 J3v195 Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8099 J3v195b Ux05 dM.jpg

; J3v195c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8101 J3v195c Ux05 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O12	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	f363
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-05_V205JW.j	jW	This closeup focuses attention on the brick wall, f348 and its platform, f363.  Also visible in the center right are the top bricks of an undefined brick structure, f361.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8097 J3v195 Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8099 J3v195b Ux05 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8101 J3v195c Ux05 dM.jpg

; J3v196
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t196 V23d8108 V228 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8108 J3v196 Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This photograph documents the damage to wall, f348, caused by a fox who began to dig a burrow one night after the close of the MZ23 excavation season.  The hole was subsequently filled.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8108 J3v196 Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8109 J3v196a Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v196a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8109 J3v196a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8108 J3v196 Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8109 J3v196a Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v197
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t197 V23d8112 V228 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8112 J3v197 Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking north-northeast
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents the relationship of Late Chalcolithic wall, f348, to previously excavated major features in seasons MZ18, MZ19 and MZ20.  These include the Mittani second apron, f10; the Early Dynastic III revetment wall, f11, and its Mittani memory stones; what we thought was the Mittani wahal glacis, f152, and the possible very late Mittani mud glacis, f241.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8110 J3v197a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8111 J3v197b Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8112 J3v197 Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v197a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8110 J3v197a Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the relationship between the excavations in J3 and those of previous seasons in J2 immediately to the east.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8110 J3v197a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8112 J3v197 Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v197b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8111 J3v197b Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f10
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f11
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f152
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f241
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k21
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k22
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k23
O21	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	wide shot
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking east-northeast
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the relationship between the excavations in J3 and those of previous seasons in J2, J4, and J6, all to the east..
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8110 J3v197a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8111 J3v197b Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8112 J3v197 Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v198
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t198 V23d8105 V228 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8105 J3v198 Ux04 aMH.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f109
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f346
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f352
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f353
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f355
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f356
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f357
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f358
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f363
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k11
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This view is a final photograph that documents the excavation of what appears to be the southwest corner of wall, f348.  The wall is shown relative to the north baulk of k13, and shows the various accumulations, galcis, floors, and brick structures associated with the wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8103 J3v198b Ux04 aMH.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8104 J3v198a Ux04 aMH.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8105 J3v198 Ux04 aMH.jpg

; J3v198a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8104 J3v198a Ux04 aMH.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking north
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the southwest corner of f348, which we have tentatively identified as a mudbrick wall.  If this is indeed a wall corner, it may function as a buttress.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8103 J3v198b Ux04 aMH.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8104 J3v198a Ux04 aMH.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8105 J3v198 Ux04 aMH.jpg

; J3v198b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8103 J3v198b Ux04 aMH.jpg
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O12	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	f361
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k12
O15	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	looking northeast
O25	2010-10-04_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view documents that the both the brick wall, f348, and the brick platform, f363 extend east into the east baulks of k12 and k13.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8103 J3v198b Ux04 aMH.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8105 J3v198 Ux04 aMH.jpg

; J3v199
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t199 V23d8107 V228 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8107 J3v199 Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This view documents that, at sometime after wall, f348, was built, the top was removed and contoured to provide a sloping surface for the BA temple glacis.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8106 J3v199a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8107 J3v199 Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v199a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8106 J3v199a Ux07 dM.jpg
O12	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	f348
O15	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	k13
O21	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	looking east
O25	2010-10-07_V205JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows the detail of how the wall bricks were increasingly cut down to the south as the new surface of glacis, f358, was being formed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8106 J3v199a Ux07 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V23d8107 J3v199 Ux07 dM.jpg

; J3v500
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t500 V19d2005 Q921 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2005 J3v500 Q812 dM.jpg
O11	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	a500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f501
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f502
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f503
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f504
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f505
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f506
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f507
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f508
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f509
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f510
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f511
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k1
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This is a general view of k1 before excavation began this season.  This locus had previously been partially excavated several seasons ago as part of J2.

; J3v501
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t501 V19d2006 Q827 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2006 J3v501 Q812 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f524
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	e
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This is a general view of trench B6, previously excavated by a German team from Tuebingen University.  It was taken before excavations began this season to show the condition of preservation.  We can see the north edge of what we would eventually call the second apron, f532, consisting of stones in their original places as well as some that were uncovered earlier and that had fallen away from their original positions.

; J3v502
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t502 V19d2007 Q827 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2007 J3v502 Q813 dM.jpg
O11	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	a500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f501
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k1
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	sw
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This view shows a pebble pavement, f501, in its setting along the south baulk of k1 before the pavement was removed.

; J3v503
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t503 V19d2008 Q827 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2008 J3v503 Q813 dM.jpg
O11	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	a500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f501
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f502
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f503
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f504
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f505
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f506
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f507
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f508
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f509
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f510
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f511
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This photograph shows locus k1 after it was cleaned and highlights the group of large limestone blocks, a500, which sit in accumulation f500.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2008 J3v503 Q813 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2009 J3v503a Q813 dM.jpg

; J3v503a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2009 J3v503a Q813 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f504
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f505
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f506
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f507
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f511
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	w
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This sub-view shows stone boulders f504, f505, f506, f507, and pavement f511, individual components of a500 that are in the general vicinity of the north baulk of k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2008 J3v503 Q813 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2009 J3v503a Q813 dM.jpg

; J3v504
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t504 V19d2010 Q827 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f524
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	sw
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This is the view of the southern section of German trench B6 after it had been cleaned.  Soil features f518, f522, and f533 can be seen.  They all cover the second apron, f532.  Six subviews show the details of the section moving from east to west along its entire length.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2012 J3v504b Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2013 J3v504c Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2016 J3v504f Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the far eastern part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2012 J3v504b Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the mid eastern part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2012 J3v504b Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2013 J3v504c Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the central eastern part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2012 J3v504b Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2013 J3v504c Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the central western part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the middle western part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v504f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2016 J3v504f Q814 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f518
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f535
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail of the far western part of the south section of German trench B6
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2010 J3v504 Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2011 J3v504a Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2012 J3v504b Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2013 J3v504c Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2014 J3v504d Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2015 J3v504e Q814 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2016 J3v504f Q814 dM.jpg

; J3v505
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t505 V19d2019 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O11	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	a500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f500
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f502
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f503
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f504
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f505
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f506
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f507
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f508
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f509
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f510
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f511
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f519
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f520
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f521
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f525
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f526
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f527
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f530
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f534
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k1
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This photograph was taken at an intermediate point in the excavation of k1, after natural accumulation, f500, had been removed to expose floor, f534.  In the process of excavation, the boulders of aggregate, a500, had been left standing on soil pedestals.  A number of new boulders, f519, f520, f521, f525, f526, f527, and f530 were now visible, scattered among and near the ones of a500.  This view shows the arrangement of all the boulders exposed to this point, before their associations with other features, if any, could be determined.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2020 J3v505a Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2022 J3v505c Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2023 J3v505d Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v505a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2020 J3v505a Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f505
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f508
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f527
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail sub-view of the relationship of f508,f505,f527
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2020 J3v505a Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2022 J3v505c Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v505b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f502
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail sub-view of f502
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v505c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2022 J3v505c Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f519
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	n
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail sub-view of f519
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2022 J3v505c Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v505d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2023 J3v505d Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f508
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f525
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f527
O21	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	tight shot
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	detail sub-view of f525 and f527 and their relationship to f508
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2019 J3v505 Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2020 J3v505a Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2021 J3v505b Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2022 J3v505c Q815 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2023 J3v505d Q815 dM.jpg

; J3v506
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t506 V19d2024 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2024 J3v506 Q815 dM.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2032 J3v506 Q815 dM.jpg
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f522
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f524
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f532
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f533
O12	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	f534
O15	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	k2
O22	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	s
O25	2007-11-01_RY01JW.j	jW	This photograph was taken after the excavation of the region between the south baulk of the German trench B6 and the south baulk of locus k2.  It highlights the relationship between natural accumulation, f533, and the surface of the stones of the second apron, f532.

; J3v507
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t507 V19d2037 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2037 J3v507 Q817 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f536
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f537
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k106
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	The eastern part of locus k106 had been partially excavated several years previously as part of unit J2.  Exposure of the revetment wall of the temple mound (now visible in its NE corner) had been the focus of the previous excavations; however, they could not be completed by the time that unit was closed.  That locus has been incorporated into J3 as k106 and this photo was taken after the old excavation was cleaned but before new excavations began.

; J3v508
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t508 V19d2038 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2033 J3v508 Q817 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f522
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f524
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f533
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f535
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph is a progress photo of the excavation in the south part of k2 and taken after v106.  As accumulation, f533 is being removed, more of the stones along the north edge of the second apron, f532, are revealed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2033 J3v508 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2034 J3v508a Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v508a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2034 J3v508a Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2033 J3v508 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2034 J3v508a Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v509
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t509 V19d2035 Q903 mO.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2035 J3v509 Q817 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f539
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f540
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f544
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f546
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph was taken soon after the part of k107 which lay to the south of the south baulk of the German trench in B6 and to the north of the south baulk of k107.  The first features of interest under the topsoil, f539, and first soil layer, f540, consisted of floor, f547, s surface of pebbles and sherds, f546, and an installation of large pebbles, f544.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2035 J3v509 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2036 J3v509a Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v509a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2036 J3v509a Q817 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f544
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f546
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view is a closeup of the pebble installation, f544, in its context of the naturally compacted floor, f547.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2035 J3v509 Q817 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2036 J3v509a Q817 dM.jpg

; J3v511
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t511 V19d2066 Q903 mO.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f524
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f543
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph documents the progress of excavations in the south half of k2, which is south of the previously excavated German trench that was a part of unit B6.  The natural accumulation, f533, which covered the second apron of large boulders, f532, has been removed.  It can now be seen that the apron slopes down from north to south and has two components.  To the west f532 is composed of large boulders placed to form a flat surface, while to the east f532 is composed of smaller bolders arranged in rows running east to west.  Several large stones visible in the photo are not in place, f524, f543.  To the south of the part of f532 that is now visible is natural accumulation f557.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2067 J3v511b Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2068 J3v511c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2071 J3v511f Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v511b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2067 J3v511b Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview shows the western half of f532, containing the larger stones placed flat.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2067 J3v511b Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v511c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2068 J3v511c Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview shows the eastern half of f532, containing the smaller stones arranged in rows that run E-W.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2067 J3v511b Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2068 J3v511c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v511d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f543
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view shows several large stones along the south baulk of k2 that when fully excavated, will become a part of the second apron, f532.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v511e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f543
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view is a closeup of large boulder, f543.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v511f
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2071 J3v511f Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view shows a large boulder, as yet undesignated, that will form a part of the second apron, f532.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2066 J3v511 Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2067 J3v511b Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2068 J3v511c Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2069 J3v511d Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2070 J3v511e Q819 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2071 J3v511f Q819 dM.jpg

; J3v512
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t512 V19d2072 Q903 mO.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2072 J3v512 Q819 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O15	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-17_RY01JW.j	vE	This progress photo taken looking south from the German trench to the excacations of this season in k107 shows the stones of the second apron and the hard accumulation, f548 that covered it.  At this point in the excavation the second apron was designated as a single feature, f532, but later would be split into two features based on the characteristics of the features after excavation was much further along.

; J3v514
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t514 V19d2010 Q902 vVE.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2063 J3v514 Q822 GF .jpg
O12	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	f545
O15	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O15	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	sw
O25	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	Approximately five years ago, a German team from Tuebingen University excavated several trenches on the BA temple mound.  Their purpose was to define extensive stonework which they had discovered by chance while determining the date for a series of houses which they had excavated well south of the BA temple.  They did not backfill their trenches and some of the stonework deteriorated when the underpinning eroded.  The trench in their unit B6 was incorporated into our unit J3 (initially designated as f545) and as we were cleaning and re-aligning it to our current grid we needed to identify which of the large limestone blocks laying along the southern border of the B6 trench were a part of the second apron, f532, and which were displaced from other locations higher in the mound.  This photograph, when compared with a photo from the German excavations (view v514a) provides the basis to make that determination.  One can see five stones which more than likely rolled out of position and two others which had been displaced before the Germans excavated the trench.

; J3v514a
O12	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	f545
O21	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	wide shot
O22	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	sw
O25	2006-08-19_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview shows the state of the German trench in B6 immediately after it had been excavated (designated as gf9102dscn6899.jpg)

; J3v515
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t515 V19d2062 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515 Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	a500
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f503
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f504
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f506
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f507
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f508
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f510
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f511
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f519
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f527
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f529
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f530
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O22	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	This is a progress photograph of the excavations in k1.  Looking north, one sees two groups of stones that seem isolated.  The first ones are in accumulation f500 and are components of a500. They include f503, f504, f505, f506, f507, f508, f510,  and f511.  The second group is in a deeper layer, f534 and include f519, f527, f529 and f530.  One can also see through to the north section of k1, that show (from top to bottom) soils f633, f634, f500, f517, and f534.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515a Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2064 J3v515b Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v515a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515a Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515a Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2064 J3v515b Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v515b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2064 J3v515b Q820 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	a500
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f506
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f507
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f508
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f510
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f511
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O21	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the western half of the north section of k1.  Note that two large boulders, one in the far lower left of the photo and one beneath boulder f510 were not assigned feature numbers at the time this photo was taken.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2062 J3v515 Q820 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2064 J3v515b Q820 dM.jpg

; J3v516
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t516 V19d2065 Rx03 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2065 J3v516 Q820 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f545
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f550
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f553
O12	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-20_RY01JW.j	vE	This progress photograph in locus k107, shows the stepped, eastern part of the second apron, f556 as it was being excavated.  To the left of the lines of stones is the German trench from unit B6, f545.  To the right of the lines of stones is a natural accumulation which covers the southernmost lines of stones, f553.  Also, above f553 can be seen natural accumulations. f548 and f550.

; J3v518
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t518 V19d2038 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2038 J3v518 Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f545
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f553
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph, taken a day later than view, v516, shows the result of removing more of natural accumulation, f553, seen on the right side of the photo.  More of the second apron, f556, is now visible - specifically the top of another E-W line of stones.

; J3v519
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t519 V19d2039 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2039 J3v519 Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f515
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f516
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f518
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f522
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f524
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f533
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f535
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f543
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f551
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O15	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	This progress photo for the excavations in k2 shows the second apron, f532, as it is being uncovered by removing accumulation, f557.  The apron slopes down from north to south, so the most recently exposed stones are on the left side of the photograph.  Also shown here are the various accumulations and top soils which covered the apron, including f515, f516, f518, f522, and f533.  To the right is the accumulation that forms the bottom of the German trench, f535.  Along the south baulk are two large limestone blocks, f543 and f551 whose source and function had not yet been determined.

; J3v520
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t520 V19d2040 Q903 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2040 J3v520 Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph duplicates much of the information conveyed in view v515.  It was shot later, under flatter light.  It shows the stratigraphy associated with the accumulations above the revetment wall, its aprons, and a group of floating large limestone blocks, which can be seen in the foreground.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2040 J3v520 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2041 J3v520a Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2042 J3v520b Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v520a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2041 J3v520a Q821 dM.jpg
O21	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the half of section
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2040 J3v520 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2041 J3v520a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v520b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2042 J3v520b Q821 dM.jpg
O21	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the half of section
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2040 J3v520 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2041 J3v520a Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2042 J3v520b Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v521
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t521 V19d2043 Rx07 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2043 J3v521 Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f536
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f537
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f541
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f542
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f554
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f555
O15	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	k106
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph is a general view of the north section of k106 before substantial excavations had occurred there.  In the section one can see the topsoil, f536, the first natural accumulation underneath, f537, the soft accumulation f541 in the north part and the harder accumulation f542, to the south.  When accumlation f542 was found to extend throughout the square it was redesignated as f552.  Also visible in the foreground are a large limestone block, f554, and a collection of smaller blocks in a soil matrix, f555.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2043 J3v521 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2044 J3v521a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v521a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2044 J3v521a Q821 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f536
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f537
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f541
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f542
O12	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	f552
O15	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	k106
O21	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-21_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview is a closeup of the western half of the north section of k106.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2043 J3v521 Q821 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2044 J3v521a Q821 dM.jpg

; J3v523
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t523 V19d2045 Rx07 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2045 J3v523 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f536
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f537
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f541
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f542
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f554
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f555
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k106
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph is of the west section of k106.  One can see the stratigraphy of the accumulations here.  Topsoil, f536 covers natural accumulation f537, which covers natural accumulations f541 and f542, which in turn blend into natural accumulation f552.  Also seen are several limestone blocks, f554, a group of five, f555, and two others that had not yet been designated at the time of the photo.

; J3v524
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t524 V19d2046 Rx07 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2046 J3v524 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f536
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f537
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f542
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f552
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k106
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This is a photograph of the south section of k106, the east part of which had been previously excavated as part of unit J2.  One can see the stratigraphy of the accumulations here.  Topsoil, f536 covers natural accumulation f537, which covers natural accumulationf542, which in turn blends into natural accumulation f552.

; J3v525
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t525 V19d2047 Q903 mO.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O11	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	a500
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f502
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f503
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f504
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f506
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f507
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f508
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f509
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f510
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f511
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f524
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f525
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f526
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f527
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f528
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f529
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f530
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	general view of k1 and k2 after removal of intermediate baulk view of situation during phase 6b or 7 show f532 clearly with the conction with other features and location of the accumulation above the second apron in k02 . It show also the relationship with collapsed stones and posibal top of the wall
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2049 J3v525b Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2050 J3v525d Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2051 J3v525c Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v525a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f509
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f510
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f520
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f529
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f530
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f551
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	view of collapsed stonesand possible top of wall
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v525b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2049 J3v525b Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f519
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2049 J3v525b Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2050 J3v525d Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v525c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2051 J3v525c Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f524
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	western  half of f532
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2049 J3v525b Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2050 J3v525d Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2051 J3v525c Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v525d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2050 J3v525d Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	eatern  half of f532
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2047 J3v525 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2048 J3v525a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2050 J3v525d Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v526
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t526 V19d2052 Q922 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2052 J3v526 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f502
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f503
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f504
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f507
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f508
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f511
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f518
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f519
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f520
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f522
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f530
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f533
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f563
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f569
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This is a major photograph documenting the progress of excavation in the east section of unit J3.  It focuses on the east baulks of k1 and k2 just after the north baulk of k1, which had separated them, was removed.  One can clearly see the west part of the second apron, f532, as well as some of the eastern part, f556, which is in k107, and the top of the revetment wall, f569, which is in k106.  In the background, farther to the east, one can see the monumental staircase excavated in previous seasons as a part of unit J2.  Visible in the center and right foreground of the photo are scattered large limestone blocks, whose source had not yet been determined, f502, f503, f504, f505, f507, f508, f519, f520, f530, and f563. In addition there is a cluster of small stones, f511, and a natural accumulation, f534, in which the lower stones sit.  The soil layers in the baulk of k1 are, from top to bottom, f633, f634, f500, f517, f534.  The soil layers in the baulk of k2 are, from top to botttom, f518, f222, f333, f557.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2052 J3v526 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2053 J3v526a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2054 J3v526b Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2055 J3v526c Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v526a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2053 J3v526a Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f502
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f503
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f504
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the southern two-thirds of the east baulk of k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2052 J3v526 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2053 J3v526a Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v526b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2054 J3v526b Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f506
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f507
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f511
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f516
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f519
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f522
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f530
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f533
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the northern third of the east baulk of k1 and the southern third of the east baulk of k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2052 J3v526 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2053 J3v526a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2054 J3v526b Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v526c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2055 J3v526c Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f516
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f520
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f522
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f533
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f557
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f563
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	detailed view of the northern two-thirds of the east baulk of k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2052 J3v526 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2053 J3v526a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2054 J3v526b Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2055 J3v526c Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v527
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t527 V19d2056 Q922 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2056 J3v527 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f500
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f503
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f504
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f505
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f517
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f534
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f633
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f634
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	The purpose of this photograph of the south section of locus k1 is to illustrate the stratigraphy of deposits above the second apron, f532 and revetment wall top, f569 (noy yet excavated in this square).  Soil features were all natural accumulations assigned separate numbers for the puposes of analyzing the ceramics and for accounting for excavations in two separate units spaced several years apart, f633, f634, f500, f517, f534.  However, one can clearly see that the soil was continuously deposited either directly by the wind or by wash of the same type of soil from higher elevations during periods of heavy rain.  Also shown are several large boulders whose source and depositional history is not known, f503, f504, f508, f525.  Note in addition, the lack of pits, which indicates that after the temple mound complex was abandoned (probably in the late Mittani period) it was never re-occupied.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2056 J3v527 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2057 J3v527a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2058 J3v527b Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v527a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2057 J3v527a Q822 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview shows the east half of the south section of k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2056 J3v527 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2057 J3v527a Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2058 J3v527b Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v527b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2058 J3v527b Q822 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This subview shows the west half of the south section of k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2056 J3v527 Q822 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2058 J3v527b Q822 dM.jpg

; J3v528
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t528 V19d2059 Rx09 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2059 J3v528 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f539
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f540
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	s
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	The purpose of this photograph of the south section of locus k107 is to illustrate the stratigraphy of deposits above the second apron, f556.  Soil features were all natural accumulations assigned separate numbers, f539, f540, f547, for the puposes of analyzing the ceramics and for accounting for excavations in two separate units spaced several years apart.  However, one can clearly see that the soil was continuously deposited either directly by the wind or by wash of the same type of soil from higher elevations during periods of heavy rain.  Note the similarity to photographs, v527, of the south baulk of k1, located one square to the southwest, which had a similar depositional history.  Also note the lack of pits, which indicates that after the temple mound complex was abandoned (probably in the late Mittani period) it was never re-occupied.

; J3v529
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t529 V19d2060 Rx09 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2060 J3v529 Q822 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f532
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f539
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f540
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	When the German team from Tuebingen excavated their E-W trench in area B6 to follow the north edge of the apron to the revetment wall, they subsumed what was to become the northern parts of J3 loci k2 and  k107.  As excavated by us, these loci appear as partial squares, whose east and west baulks extend north roughly two meters to the south edge of the German trench. This photgraph is a detailed view of the south part of the west section of k107 before it was removed.  It shows the second apron, f532, and the accumulations which cover it.  The accumlation just above the apron, f547, can be discerned; however, those above it to the level of the topsoil, f539 and f540, are unlayered.  One can clearly see that the soil was continuously deposited either directly by the wind or by wash of the same type of soil from higher elevations during periods of heavy rain.  Also note the lack of pits.  Combined, these factors indicate that after the last modification to the temple mound complex (here the second apron, f532) this part of the mound was abandoned (probably in the late Mittani period) and was never re-occupied.

; J3v530
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t530 V19d2061 Rx09 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2061 J3v530 Q922 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f539
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f540
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f547
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f550
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	When the German team from Tuebingen excavated their E-W trench in area B6 to follow the north edge of the apron to the revetment wall, they subsumed what was to become the northern parts of J3 loci k2 and  k107.  As excavated by us, these loci appear as partial squares, whose east and west baulks extend north roughly two meters to the south edge of the German trench. This photgraph is a detailed view of the south part of the east section of k107 before it was removed.  It shows a stepped stone structure, f556, and the accumulations which cover it. The depositonal history is more complex here than in the corresponding west baulk.  One can clearly see that the soil of f539 and f540 was continuously deposited either directly by the wind or by wash of the same type of soil from higher elevations during periods of heavy rain.  However, several layers of different textures can be discerned between the top of f556 and the bottom of f540.  Accumulation 547, very thin in the west, is substantial here in the east.  Accumlations f550 and f553, equated by vVE, are packed layers designated as floors directly above the stepped stones of f556.  The overall impression is that use of this part of the mound continued for a while after the steps were covered.  One possible explanation is that apron f532 and steps f556 are not contemporary - the apron could have been added after the steps were covered.

; J3v531
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t531 V19d2073 Q926 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This is a photograph of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107 after it had been cleaned so that it could function as a template for excavations in k107.  (It had been previously excavated several years ago as a west baulk of a locus of unit J2.)  The purpose of the view is to show the accumlations atop the stepped stone structure, f556.  The original author of this view description noted that there were fifteen layers, however, since the section has not been scored, one cannot differentiate them in these photos even though it can be seen that there are some variations in color and texture.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2074 J3v531a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2076 J3v531c Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2077 J3v531d Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v531a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2074 J3v531a Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Closeup of the south-central part of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2074 J3v531a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2076 J3v531c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v531b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Closeup of the south part of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v531c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2076 J3v531c Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Closeup of the north-central part of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2076 J3v531c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v531d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2077 J3v531d Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Closeup of the north part of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2073 J3v531 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2074 J3v531a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2075 J3v531b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2076 J3v531c Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2077 J3v531d Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v532
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t532 V19d2078 Q926 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2078 J3v532 Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f559
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This photograph shows the section of the east baulk of k107 just after the south baulk and a thin vertical slice of the east baulk, f559, had been removed.  f559 was removed to better align the baulk with the Mozan standard grid.  The stepped stone installation, f556, is shown on the left and one of the natural accumulations which covered the steps of it, f548 is shown on the right.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2078 J3v532 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2079 J3v532a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2080 J3v532b Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v532a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2079 J3v532a Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f559
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Detail of the south half of the east section of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2078 J3v532 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2079 J3v532a Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v532b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2080 J3v532b Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f559
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	e
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	Detail of the north half of the east section of k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2078 J3v532 Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2079 J3v532a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2080 J3v532b Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v533
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t533 V19d2081 Q903 vVE.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2081 J3v533 Q823 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	n
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This is a photograph of the archaeolgists and workmen who excavated the east portion of unit J3 during 2006.  Photographs of this type normally appear in the incidental section, but this one was mistakenly registered as a view.

; J3v534
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t534 V19d2082 Q926 eI.jpg
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	general view of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107 after it was cleaned and scored in preparation for drawing.  It conveys much of the same information as view, v531, whose photograph was taken and described earlier.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2082 J3v534a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2083 J3v534b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2084 J3v534c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v534a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2082 J3v534a Q823 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	medium shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view is a virtual repeat of the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2082 J3v534a Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2083 J3v534b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2084 J3v534c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v534b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2083 J3v534b Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f558
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view is of the north half of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107, taken during the process of drawing the section.  The horizontal elevation reference string is in place and the stepped stone structure, f556, and the soil of the baulk, f558, can be clearly seen.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2083 J3v534b Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2084 J3v534c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v534c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2084 J3v534c Q823 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f548
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f556
O12	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	f558
O15	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	k107
O21	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-23_RY01JW.j	vE	This sub-view is of the south half of the section of the outer east side of the east baulk of k107, taken during the process of drawing the section.  The horizontal elevation reference string is in place and the stepped stone structure, f556, the soil of the baulk, f558, and the natural floor, f548, can be clearly seen.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2084 J3v534c Q823 dM.jpg

; J3v535
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t535 V19d2086 Q926 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	This is the main reference for a series of photogrpahs which document the section of the west baulks of loci k1 ahd k2 prior to their removal.  (The actual removal and documentation was done by the crew of the west portion of J3 as part of loci k11, k12, and k101.)
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2086 J3v535a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2087 J3v535b Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2088 J3v535c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v535a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2086 J3v535a Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	Subview of the far north fifth of the section of the west baulk of loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2086 J3v535a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v535b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2087 J3v535b Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	Subview of the north-central fifth of the section of the west baulk of loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2086 J3v535a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2087 J3v535b Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2088 J3v535c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v535c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2088 J3v535c Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	Subview of the central fifth of the section of the west baulk of loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2086 J3v535a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2088 J3v535c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v535d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	Subview of the south-central fifth of the section of the west baulk of loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v535e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	k2
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	w
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vE	Subview of the far south fifth of the section of the west baulk of loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2089 J3v535d Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2090 J3v535e Q823 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2091 J3v535 Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v536
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t536 V19d2092 Q926 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph and its series of sub-views show the section of the west baulks of loci k106 and k107.  One can see all of the accumulations that were deposited above the second apron, f532, and the revetment wall (not yet excavated and not shown here).  It is clear that when the apron went out of use, no further significant occupation occurred here up to the present time.  For example there are no pits, mudbricks, arrangements of stones, or varying textures and composition of layers that typically provide evidence of human presence.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2093 J3v536a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2094 J3v536b Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2095 J3v536c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v536a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2093 J3v536a Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is of the north quarter of the section of the combined west baulks of loci k106 and k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2093 J3v536a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v536b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2094 J3v536b Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is of the north-central quarter of the section of the combined west baulks of loci k106 and k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2093 J3v536a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2094 J3v536b Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2095 J3v536c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v536c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2095 J3v536c Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is of the south-central quarter of the section of the combined west baulks of loci k106 and k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2093 J3v536a Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2095 J3v536c Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v536d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is of the south quarter of the section of the combined west baulks of loci k106 and k107.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2092 J3v536 Q824 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2096 J3v536d Q824 dM.jpg

; J3v537
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t537 V19d2097 Q926 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2097 J3v537 Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f502
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f503
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f504
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f505
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f506
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f508
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f511
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f517
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f521
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f528
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	The original purpose of this view and subview was to show the location of a large limestone block, f507, which had an impression the excavator attributed to human grinding activity.  The main view shows all the large limestone blocks south of the second apron, f532.  These blocks seem to have been displaced from elsewhere and randomly deposited.  The small rounded arrow on block f507 shows the location of the impression.  Unfortunately, the subview, v537a, that was to show, in close-up, the mark on f507, is missing the photo.  Subview, v537b shows limestone blocks in closeup just to the north of f507, but not that block itself.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2097 J3v537 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2098 J3v537b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v537b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2098 J3v537b Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the relationship among large limestone blocks that most likely were deposited by natural forces from man-made structures elsewhere that had deteriorated.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2097 J3v537 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2098 J3v537b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v538
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t538 V19d2099 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2099 J3v538 Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f548
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f552
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f554
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f555
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f561
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f562
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph shows the full extent of loci k106 and k107 after the north baulk of k106, which separated them, had been removed.  Although the stepped stone structure, f566, had been mostly exposed, the revetment wall to its south (excavated in previous seasons as part of J2 and just visible in the lower left of the photo) had not yet been exposed.  The subview shows two large boulders, f561 and f562, (which had been displaced and redeposited in antiquity by natural forces), just before they were removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2099 J3v538 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2101 J3v538a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v538a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2101 J3v538a Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f561
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f562
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows two large floating limestone boulders f561,f562, prior to their removal.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2099 J3v538 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2101 J3v538a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v539
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t539 V19d2102 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2102 J3v539 Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f500
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f524
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f557
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O13	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	i500
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	The purpose of this series of photographs is to record the context of a bronze tool, i500, which was found in the stonework associated with the second apron, f532, in loci k1 and k2.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2102 J3v539 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2103 J3v539a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2104 J3v539b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v539a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2103 J3v539a Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f557
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O13	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	i500
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	Closeup of the context of bronze tool, i500.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2102 J3v539 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2103 J3v539a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v539b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2104 J3v539b Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O13	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	i500
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	Tight closeup of the findspot of bronze tool, i500.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2102 J3v539 Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2103 J3v539a Q826 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2104 J3v539b Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v540
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t540 V19d2105 Rx24jW.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2105 J3v540a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v540a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2105 J3v540a Q826 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O12	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	f566
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-24_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view was planned to consist of two photographs of a natural floor surface, f566, which had been covered by natural accumulation, f557, south of the second apron, f532, and shown on the left side of the photo for the preceding view, v539.  The main view photo is not in the record, V19, and either was not taken as planned or taken and lost for some reason.  As a result, this photo, originally intended as a subview, will serve as the main view and the template will be produced from it.  The floor, f566, is south of and appears to abut the second apron, f532.  There are nine large limestone blocks shown, f507, f509, f510, f520, f529, f530, f543, f551, and f553 that are not a part of the second apron, are deposited randomly atop it, and appear to have been moved from elswhere.  Note that the photograph was taken under strong light and shade, suggesting that it was intended as a progress shot.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2105 J3v540a Q826 dM.jpg

; J3v541
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t541 V19d2107 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2107 J3v541 Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f500
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f566
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view and sub-view are record-quality photos of the same subject as the progress photo above.  It focuses on a natural floor, f566, and its relationship with the second apron, f532, which it abuts.  Also important is the floor's relationship with ten large, randomly oriented limstone blocks, f507, f509, f510, f519, f520, f529, f530, f543, f551, f563, which, because they sit on the floor and the apron, must have been deposited later, after the floor and apron were put in place and began to be used.  Note that two subviews were listed in the view log, both with identical entries which did not include a description.  A faulty entry for v541a, which does not have a photo in V19 is suspected.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2107 J3v541 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2109 J3v541b Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v541b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2109 J3v541b Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f566
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	OHE
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view is an oveoverhead photo looking down and east.  It clearly shows the surface of the floor, f566, the south edge of the apron, f532, and several of the large floating limestone blocks, f507, f509, f510, f520, f543, and f551.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2107 J3v541 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2109 J3v541b Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v542
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t542 V19d2110 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2110 J3v542 Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f524
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f534
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view documents a significant moment in the excavation; one where floor, f566, and accumulation, f500, had both been excavated to reveal a natural floor, f534, which extended from the south edge of the second apron, f532, south to the south baulk of k1.  It abuts the second apron, f532.  The photo also shows a number of displaced large limestone blocks, f507, f509, f510, f519, f520, f524, f525, f526, f527, f529, f530, f543, f551, and f563.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2110 J3v542 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2111 J3v542a Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v542a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2111 J3v542a Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f534
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is a tight shot of the interface between the natural floor, f534 and the second apron, f532.  One can clearly see that they abut.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2110 J3v542 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2111 J3v542a Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v543
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t543 V19d2112 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2112 J3v543 Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f568
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph shows the interface between the stepped stone structure, f556 and a natural accumulation, f568, which abuts its south face.  Note the similarities between this view and v541, which shows the relationship between the second apron, f532 and an abutting natural surface, f566.  The view log lists a second sub-view, v543b, looking north at the interface, for which no photo exists in V19.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2112 J3v543 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2113 J3v543a Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v543a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2113 J3v543a Q827 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f568
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	medium shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview, taken looking west along the south face of structure, f556, shows that the naturally deposited surface, f568, abuts it.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2112 J3v543 Q827 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2113 J3v543a Q827 dM.jpg

; J3v544
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t544 V19d2122 Q927 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2122 J3v544 Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f570
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f582
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O13	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	i501
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view, was taken after v543 (but in the same location).  Excavation had proceeded a bit longer in locus k107, with the purpose of determining the relationship between the stepped stone structure, f556, and the revetment wall, f569, which had been previously excavated as part of unit J2.  One can see four of the top stones of wall addition, f591, in an E-W line atop the lower E-W line of the revetment wall, f569.  In the process of this phase of the work, a bronze tool, i501, was discovered and subview, v544c, documents its context.  Note that f556 has been laid on a surface that consists, in the south part, of a layer of ashy soil, f570, baqaya, f581, and mud bricks, f582.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2122 J3v544 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2123 J3v544a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2124 J3v544b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2125 J3v544c Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v544a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2123 J3v544a Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking east
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows the relationship between the stepped stone structure, f556, the revetment wall, f569, and a line of stones, f591, that were placed in covering accumulation atop f569 to serve as a memory of f569.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2122 J3v544 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2123 J3v544a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2124 J3v544b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2125 J3v544c Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v544b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2124 J3v544b Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f570
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f582
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows the foundation of the stepped stone structure, f556.  Although the mini-section should have been scored to emphasise the components, one can make out traces of an ashy deposit, f570, upon which the stones sit, as well as a baqaya surface, f581, at the bottom of the exploratory trench as well as some mudbricks, f582, that are covered by the ash, f570.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2122 J3v544 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2124 J3v544b Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v544c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2125 J3v544c Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O13	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	i501
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking east
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows the findspot of a bronze tool, i501, which was located near the north face of a line of stones that formed the north face of revetment wall, f569.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2122 J3v544 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2124 J3v544b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2125 J3v544c Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t545 V19d2126 Q928 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f502
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f521
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f524
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f528
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f571
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f594
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view is a late progress shot of the western half of the east section of J3.  It was recorded for stratigraphic purposes in the last few days of excavation here and shows the relationship of a large number of floating limestone blocks scattered randomly atop and to the south of the second apron, f532, and what was believed to be the top of the revetment wall, f569.  (Note that these stones may really be associated with the wall's memory stones, f591.)  Sub-view, v545c proports to show a layer of baqaya, but the exact location is unclear from the photo.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2128 J3v545b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2129 J3v545c Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2130 J3v545d Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows details of floating stones f525 and f527 and the soil pedestal upon which they sit.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2128 J3v545b Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f502
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows details of floating stone, f502, and the soil pedestal upon which it sits.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2128 J3v545b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2130 J3v545d Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2129 J3v545c Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f507
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f571
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f594
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows the results of a small stratigraphic test probe dug between boulders f507 to the south and f520 to the north.  This was done to correlate the discovery of a baqaya layer, f581, in locus k106 directly to the east.  A baqaya surface, f594, was found here, covered by accumulation, f571.  However, from the camera angle, these two layers are difficult to discriminate.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2128 J3v545b Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2129 J3v545c Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2130 J3v545d Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2130 J3v545d Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking east
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is taken from the same relative lateral position as v545c, but looking in the opposite direction.  The view of the baqaya is blocked by boulders f509 and f510.  In the top center one sees what may be the top stones of the revetment wall, f569, while in the left foreground on sees what may be the the memory stones, f591, associated with that wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2130 J3v545d Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v545e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	f519
O15	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking northeast
O25	2006-08-27_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows details of floating stone, f519, and the soil pedestal upon which it sits.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2126 J3v545 Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2127 J3v545a Q829 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2131 J3v545e Q829 dM.jpg

; J3v548
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t548 V19d2216 Q928 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2216 J3v548 Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f636
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f637
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph is a general view to the north of loci k106 and k107 taken after most of the excavations were complete there, but before the N-S baulk separating these loci from k1 and k2 to the west had been removed.  The top part of the south face of monumental wall, f569, had been exposed, as had lines of memory stones, f591, which had been placed atop it after f569 had been covered with natural accumulation.  One can see the stepped stone structure, f556 in the top part of the photograph.  At the very top appear two new features that were not named at the time of excavation: an unexcavated pillar of soil, f636, and an isolated stone, f637.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2216 J3v548 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2217 J3v548a Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v548a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2217 J3v548a Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	OHE
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view was taken looking down from the west baulk of k106 and shows the bottom of the excavation trench that probed for the south face of the revetment wall, f569.  There are three stones at the bottom of the trench (as of the time of the photo undesignated) that had been deposited while f569 was still in use and visible.  These stones were eventually removed in the last days of the excavation.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2216 J3v548 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2217 J3v548a Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v549
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t549 V19d2218 Q928 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f570
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f582
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking east
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This series of photographs taken in locus k107 (near the end of the excavations there) shows the relationships among the stepped stone structure, f556; the revetment wall, f569, and its memory stones, f591; and the material upon which f556 was laid, f570, f581, and f582.  Because of the camera angles, f581 and f570, visible only in the section of the south edge of f556, are not visible in the main view.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2220 J3v549b Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2221 J3v549c Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2222 J3v549d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v549a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f570
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f580
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f582
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview of the section of the south edge of f556 shows the material upon which it was built.  It is a mixture of mudbricks bricks, f582,  wwhich sit in natural accumulation, f570.  Both cover a baqaya layer, f581, which in turn covers part of the revetment wall, f569.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v549b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2220 J3v549b Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f570
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f580
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f582
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This sub-view shows a small, displaced boulder, f580, before it was removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2220 J3v549b Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2222 J3v549d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v549c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2221 J3v549c Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f556
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the relationships among the stones of the revetment wall, f569, the memory stones, f591, and the stepped stone structure, f556.  One can see that wall,f569, extended well beyond f591 to both the north and to the south.  Neither abutted the stepped stone structure, f556.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2220 J3v549b Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2221 J3v549c Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2222 J3v549d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v549d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2222 J3v549d Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f581
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the earliest material to cover the north part of the revetment wall, f569.  The photo does not clearly indicate whether it was brick, f582, or baqaya, f581.  A brief field note suggests that here it was deteriorated mudbrick.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2218 J3v549 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2219 J3v549a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2222 J3v549d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v550
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t550 V19d2223 Q928 eI.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f524
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f528
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f553
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f561
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f575
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f579
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f585
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view was taken after the excavations in k1 and k2 of the second apron, f532, the revetment wall, f569, and the memory stones, f591, were complete.  However, the N-S baulks forming the east and west sides of k1 and k2 were still in place.  Approximately 50 cm of the south face of f569 was exposed in a narrow trench just to the south of the face.  One can see three limestone blocks in the bottom of this trench, f575, f579, f585.  There are a number of displaced limestone blocks (f509, f510, f520, f524, f525, f526, f527, f528, f529, f530, f543, f553, f561) laying atop the apron, memory stones, and the accumulations to the south of the revetment wall, suggesting that they were deposited after abandonment of this part of the temple mound complex.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2224 J3v550a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2225 J3v550b Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2226 J3v550c Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v550a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2224 J3v550a Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f575
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f579
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f585
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	OHW
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the exploratory trench dug to the south of monumental wall, f569, to expose its south face.  At the bottom of the trench are three boulders, f575, f579, and f585, which sit in natural accumulation, f576, which was deposited while f569 was being covered.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2224 J3v550a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v550b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2225 J3v550b Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f575
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f579
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is a closeup of two limestone bolders, f575 and f579, located to the south of and below the top of revetment wall, f569.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2224 J3v550a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2225 J3v550b Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2226 J3v550c Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v550c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2226 J3v550c Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f585
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview is a closeup of a limestone bolder, f585, located to the south of and below the top of revetment wall, f569.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2224 J3v550a Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2226 J3v550c Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v550d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f520
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-08-31_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the displaced boulders, f509, f510, f520, f529, f530, f543, f551, f563, that sit atop the second apron, f532, revetment wall f569, memory stones, f591, and soils that cover them.  It clearly shows that these boulders were deposited after the major stoneworks were abandoned.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2223 J3v550 Q831 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2227 J3v550d Q831 dM.jpg

; J3v551
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t551 V19d2202 Rx27 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2202 J3v551 Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view was taken after the major part of the excavations of k106 and k107 had been completed, but before the N-S baulk separating them from loci k1 and k2 to the west had been removed.  The top 50 cm of the south face of the revetment wall, f569, had been exposed, as had the memory stones above it, f591, and the stepped stone structure to its north, f556.  Several boulders can be seen in the accumulation below the wall top, and two boulders that must have been deposited after f569 was covered can be seen well to its south.  Subviews show clearly that the memory stones were placed atop an accumlation which covered the revetment wall.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2202 J3v551 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2203 J3v551a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2204 J3v551b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2205 J3v551c Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v551a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2203 J3v551a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview, taken a bit closer to the revetment wall, f569, shows that the memory stones, f591, have been set atop the wall with a clear idea of where it had been before it was covered.  This indicates that the memory stones were set a relative short time after the covering.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2202 J3v551 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2203 J3v551a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2204 J3v551b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2205 J3v551c Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v551b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2204 J3v551b Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview, taken looking north shows what is either a thin soil layer or a thick layer of mud mortar between the top of the revetment wall, f569, and the memory stones, f591.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2202 J3v551 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2204 J3v551b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2205 J3v551c Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v551c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2205 J3v551c Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking south
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview, taken looking south shows the nature of the soil/mud mortar interface between the top of the revetment wall, f569, and the memory stones, f591.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2202 J3v551 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2205 J3v551c Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v552
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t552 V19d2206 Rx27 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2206 J3v552 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f577
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f586
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f587
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f588
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f589
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view depicts the area in k106 south of and below the top of the revetment wall, f569, which marked the stopping point of excavations in this part of the locus.  One can see an accumulation, f577, and four displaced boulders, f586, f587, f588, and f589, that sit within the accumulation.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2206 J3v552 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2207 J3v552a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v552a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2207 J3v552a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f577
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f586
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f587
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f588
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f589
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k106
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	wide shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	OHE
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the accumulation, f577, and the boulders that sit within it.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2206 J3v552 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2207 J3v552a Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t553 V19d2209 Rx27 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f509
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f510
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f524
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f526
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f528
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f529
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f530
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f543
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f551
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f563
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f576
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f635
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This view was taken to illustrate the complex relationship among five sets of components: the revetment wall, f569; a later set of memory stones placed atop it, f591; an apron to the north of the revetment wall, f532; displaced limestone boulders which were deposited after the wall system went out of use; and displaced limestone boulders which were deposited in accumulation, f576, while the south face of the revetment wall was still visible and before the memory stones and the apron were constructed.  The last subview, v553e, shows a small patch of baqaya, material that formed the surface of the original temple mound, under the south edge of the apron along the east baulk of k1.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2208 J3v553a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2210 J3v553b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2211 J3v553c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553a
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2208 J3v553a Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f591
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview narrows in on and illustrates the relationships among the revetment wall, f569, the memory stones, f591, and the southern part of the second apron, f532.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2208 J3v553a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553b
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2210 J3v553b Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f525
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f527
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows two displaced boulders which belong to the later of the two groups of such stones.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2208 J3v553a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2210 J3v553b Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2211 J3v553c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553c
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2211 J3v553c Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the western half of the combined loci k1 and k2, just before the baulk separating them from the J3 west excavations was removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2208 J3v553a Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2211 J3v553c Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553d
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows the eastern half of the combined loci k1 and k2, just before the baulk separating excavations was removed.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v553e
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f532
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k2
O21	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	tight shot
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking north
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This subview shows a layer of baqaya that was found at the bottom of a small exploratory trench along the intersection of the southeastern corner of the second apron, f532, and the east baulk of k1 and k2.  The presence of the baqaya would indicate that the basic temple mound system exposed in the west part of J3 (which included such a coating to the north of the revetment wall) was not modified until the wall became covered and the second apron was built.
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2209 J3v553 Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2212 J3v553d Q902 dM.jpg
O40	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2214 J3v553e Q902 dM.jpg

; J3v554
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t554 V19d2213 Rx27 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2213 J3v554 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f569
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f576
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k1
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking west
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph shows the accumulation, f576, at the bottom of a narrow trench dug in locus k1 for the purpose of locating and exposing the south face of revetment wall, f569.

; J3v555
O0	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	J03t555 V19d2215 Rx27 jW.jpg
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V19d2215 J3v555 Q902 dM.jpg
O12	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	f559
O15	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	k107
O22	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	looking east
O25	2006-09-02_RY01JW.j	vVE	This photograph shows the section that remained after the east end of the German trench in unit B6 was excavated to align it with the east baulk of locus k107.  More than one accumulation can be seen in the section, but due to the relatively small amount of soil removed it was assigned a single feature number, f599.

; J3v556
O15	2006-09-04_RY01JW.j	mO	k1
O15	2006-09-04_RY01JW.j	mO	k2
O22	2006-09-04_RY01JW.j	mO	looking west
O25	2006-09-04_RY01JW.j	mO	E-section,from W-side show layers which cover second apron

; J3v900
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3901 J3v900 P809 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k12
O15	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	k101
O22	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-09_P809GM2.j	gM	view of the Elevator and the workmen

; J3v901
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3902 J3v901 P811 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-11_P812GM1.j	gM	k12
O15	2005-08-11_P812GM1.j	gM	k101
O22	2005-08-11_P812GM1.j	gM	looking south
O25	2005-08-11_P812GM1.j	gM	view of the Elevator and the pipe

; J3v902
O1	2020-11-17_J03_VWX.j	!!!	L_V18d3903 J3v902 P820 dM.jpg
O15	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	k103
O22	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	looking south
O25	2005-08-20_P823GM5.j	jW	view of locus before cleaning stones and surveying markers