A09f0001
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A20	H615-H617JO.J	!!	is
A20	H615-H620JO-3.J	!!	is
A20	H615-H620JO.J	!!	is
A21	H615-H617JO.J	jo	w
A21	H615-H620JO-3.J	jo	w
A21	H615-H620JO.J	jo	w
B11	H615-H620JO.J	jo	N-S wall, same as A6f39
C06	J618-J618JL.J	jl	On j617, while cleaning one of the AK walls in k4 in preparation for a major photograph, one of the workmen accidentally cut into the wall and removed a small part of a brick in his cleaning efforts.
C99	H615-H617JO.J	jo	this feature was originally discovered in A6 and was defined as A6f39 , we are assigning an A9 feature no. to this feature because the uncovered portion of this wall in A6 is very small and the remaining part of this wall is presomed to be extended to the north in A9 area ( sector G ).
D01	H615-H620JO-3.J	jo	k2
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	334 (43330 35835 - 8287 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	335 (43445 35876 - 8458 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	336 (43387 36034 - 8321 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	337 (43305 36030 - 8474 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J728-J728JLWR.J	jlw	338 (43390 36052 - 8316 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	369 (43441 35872 - 8289 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	370 (43345 35855 - 8215 / Relay location: k4)
D04	H615-H620JO.J	jo	Bonds with wall A6f78, which shoud have been assigned an A9 feature number
D06	H615-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<ab f0163	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<bo f0097	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0010	H726-H728JO-4.J	jo
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0002
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A20	H617-H620JO-3.J	!!	bu
A21	H617-H620JO-3.J	jo	ts
D01	H617-H620JO-3.J	jo	k2
D06	H617-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>co f0003	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0003
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A20	H618-H620JO-3.J	!!	bu
A21	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	a
B11	H618-H620JO-2.J	jm	soft brownesh accumulation below topsoil . It contains small stons and sherds . f3 seems to be gully wash ( wadi accumulation ) .
D01	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	k2
D06	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0002	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0006	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0007	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0005	H623-H626JO.J	jo
O01	v0005a	H626-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0004
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A20	H618-H620JO-3.J	!!	bu
A21	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	ts
B11	H618-H620JO-2.J	jo	topsoil f4 is a mixture of topsoil and a dart leaked from the sandbags used as a dam .
D01	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	k3
D06	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>co f0005	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0005
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A20	H618-H620JO-3.J	!!	bu
A21	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	a
D01	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	k3
D06	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0004	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0001	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0572	J725-J805AO.J	jl

  A09f0006
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A20	H618-H620JO-3.J	!!	su
A21	H618-H620JO-3.J	jm	pc
C04	H618-H620JO-3.J	jm	Uncovered pile of small-medium stones and sherd in SW k2 . We plan to dig it up because we belive it has no stratigraphic or functunal signifiqance .
D01	H618-H620JO-3.J	jm	k2
D06	H618-H620JO-3.J	jm	0 @top
F02	<co f0003	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	>si f0008	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0002	H620-H626JO.J	jm

  A09f0007
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A20	H618-H620JO-3.J	!!	su
A21	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	pb
B11	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	Four large stons in same level , they might form a unit . They are located at the edge of k2 close to the eastern bulk , so it might have a remaining number of stons inside the bulk . The stons are serounded and sit in the same accumulation ( f5 ) . [jo note is erroneous.  These stones have to sit in f8 since f5 is a k3 accumulation (jw on O120).]
D01	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	k2
D06	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0003	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0002	H620-H626JO.J	jm

  A09f0008
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A20	H619-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H619-H626JO.J	jo	ad
B11	H621-H627JO-2.J	jo	Wadi accumulation f8 is different from f3 wadi accumulation in texture and color , but both are ununiformed type of accumlation contains stones , differently stratigraphied sherds and plants roots, suggesting two different times of wadi depositioning
C01	H621-H627JO.J	jo	To make a determenation of the nature of the layer below f6, f10 and f11 , we dug f8 in k2 locus for allmost the entier day with the small picks, no difference of the type of accumulation was occured, thus we started again to dig with big picks
D01	H619-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H619-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<in f0020	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si f0006	H618-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si f0010	H619-H627JO.J	jo
F02	<si f0011	H619-H627JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0002	H619-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0005	H621-H630JO.J	jm
F02	<si q0006	H621-H630JO.J	jm
F02	<si q0009	H622-H630JO.J	jm
F02	<si q0010	H622-H630JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0130	H720-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0009
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A20	H619-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H619-H626JO.J	jo	ad
D01	H619-H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	H619-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0003	H619-H620JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0008	H622-H630JO.J	jm
F02	>co f0024	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0010
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A20	H619-H626JO.J	!!	su
A21	H619-H626JO.J	jo	pb
B11	H619-H627JO.J	jo	Assemblage of medium size stones
D01	H619-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H619-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>si f0008	H619-H627JO.J	jo
O01	v0002	H620-H626JO.J	jm

  A09f0011
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A20	H619-H626JO.J	!!	no ct
A21	H619-H626JO.J	jo	pd
B11	H619-H627JO.J	jo	Assemblage of small stones
D01	H619-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H619-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>si f0008	H619-H627JO.J	jo
O01	v0002	H620-H626JO.J	jm
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0012
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A20	H619-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H619-H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H621-H627JO.J	jo	Hared compacted accumulation extends to the south into A6k217 northern baulk
C03	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo	the deposit of these bricks/bricky materials had occurred following the time of the use of the tannur a3, because of the apperance of slag chanks below f123 in same level as for a3 and most likely assuciated with
D01	H619-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D03	H622-O109JW-R.J	jw	19 (43486 36158 - 8632 / Relay location: highest point on east edge of wall at intersection with f26)
D06	H619-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<ab f0023	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0004	H623-H626JO.J	jlw
O01	v0004a	H623-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0013
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H621-H627JO.J	jo	Ashy material layer f13 in NW corner
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	H621-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0004	H621-H630JO.J	jm
O01	v0003	H622-H626JO.J	jo

  A09f0014
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	ts
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k1
F02	>co f0021	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0015
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	w
B11	H622-H706JO.J	jo	Brickwall on top of the wall f1. At this point only the southern end is is seen throw the section on top of f1. f15 could be the same wall as f1 or a secundery wall built in top of the original f1 wall. f15 formed of three offset portions on top of each other and all together are offset in respect to the original f1, the cose of the offset position is not understod at this time untill the reminder of the wall be excavated in k2, anyhow it could be the effect of the the wadi errogen as it follw E to W slop semelar to the rest of k2 features (v5)
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H621-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<cu f0043	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si q0584	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>ca f0092	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0005	H623-H626JO.J	jo
O01	v0005a	H626-H626JO.J	jlw
O01	v0005b	H626-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0016
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	no ct
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	pt
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k3
D03	H621-O109JW-R.J	jm	13 (44248 35970 - 8684 / Relay location: S endpoint of a1)
D03	H621-O109JW-R.J	jm	14 (44232 36029 - 8688 / Relay location: S midpoint of a1)
D03	H621-O109JW-R.J	jm	15 (44256 36101 - 8699 / Relay location: N midpoint of a1)
D03	H621-O109JW-R.J	jm	16 (44303 36150 - 8700 / Relay location: N endpoint of a1)
D06	H621-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
O01	v0003	H622-H626JO.J	jo

  A09f0017
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H622-H706JO.J	jo	Hard light broen accumulation below f3 seen throw the A6k217 northern section to the west of f15. It might tern out to be the same as f8 or f27 in k2
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H621-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
O01	v0005	H623-H626JO.J	jo
O01	v0005a	H626-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0018
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A20	H621-H626JO.J	!!	s
A21	H621-H626JO.J	jo	bu
B11	H622-H706JO.J	jo	The remaining portion of the burial A6f25, at the NE corner of A6k217, appeared during cuting and screabing the northern section of A6k217. Few human bones were recoverd q7
D01	H621-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H621-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0007	H621-H630JO.J	jo

  A09f0019
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	ta
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
O01	v0003	H622-H626JO.J	jo

  A09f0020
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	622--H626JO.J	jlw	ta
B11	H622-H627JO-2.J	jlw	lower side and bottom of a tannur that was about 46cm in diameter . Walls are of brick-like material about 3cm thick. Accumulated soil surrounds tannur , but it is unclear whether it was originally free-standing or cut into a surfuce . Interier shows evidance of heating , but there was no ash surrounding the tannur . The eastern or uphill side was the best preserved , possibly indicating the western part had been eroded by wash down the wadi . Pottery and bone from soil within f22 bagged separatelly
D01	622--H626JO.J	jlw	k2
D06	622--H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	>in f0008	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0004	H623-H626JO.J	jlw
O01	v0004a	H623-H626JO.J	jlw
O01	v0004b	H623-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0021
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	ad
B11	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo	Loose accumulation , brownish , concest mostely of wadi wash materials (stones, sherds)
C01	H702-H714JLW1.J	jlw	small lens of ashy material along W baulk, 250 cm south of N baulk.  Elevation is 85.43
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k1
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0014	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0017	H703-H708JLW1.J	jm
F02	<si q0027	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0049	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0052	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0056	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0061	H702-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0067	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0088	H707-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0089	H707-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0090	H707-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0091	H707-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0092	H707-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0106	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0107	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0108	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0109	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0110	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0111	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0054	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0022
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	of
A21	622--H626JO.J	jlw	so
B11	H622-H627JO-2.J	jlw	soil within tannur f20 . Packed and same basic color as surrounding accumulation . No apparent ash deposit . Small quantity of bone and pottery bagged separately
D01	622--H626JO.J	jlw	k2
D06	622--H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si q0011	H622-H630JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0015	H623-H630JO.J	jlw

  A09f0023
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	su
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	pb
B11	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo	A 160x18cm line of bricky material in an angle with AK building orientation , randumely fallen brecks are to the N and to the S of f23 , f23 is too narrow to be concedered a wall and also it dos not contenu to the W . The eastern end of f23 is attached to f12, bothe features in addition to f25 might be all together bricks fall from top of a wall , propably the extention of the wall f15
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>ab f0012	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0004	H623-H626JO.J	jlw
O01	v0004a	H623-H626JO.J	jlw

  A09f0024
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo	Wadi accumulation below f9 in k3, it is more denced from f9 and contains less amount of stones and sherds
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0009	H622-H627JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0012	H622-H630JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0014	H623-H630JO.J	jlw

  A09f0025
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	su
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	fd
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top

  A09f0026
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A20	622--H626JO.J	!!	caf
A21	622--H626JO.J	jo	bk
B11	H622-H706JO.J	jo	Laid flat one raw of bricks east of f15, the remaining of the extention of f26 could be seen in A6k217 eastern section
D01	622--H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	622--H626JO.J	jo	0 @top

  A09f0027
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A20	H623-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H623-H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H624-H707JO.J	jlw	Some burned animal bones in the vicinity of where tannur f20 was removed suggest it was for cooking. A piece of fused light green material also found near by, originally belived to be glaze slag, may insted be over heated tannur brick
D01	H623-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H623-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0013	H623-H630JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0017	H623-H630JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0019	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0021	H624-H701JO.J	jm
F02	<si q0023	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0131	H720-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0032	H625-H708JO.J	jo

  A09f0028
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A20	H623-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H623-H626JO.J	jo	a
D01	H623-H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	H623-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si i0002	H624-H626JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0016	H623-H630JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0018	H624-H630JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0025	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0030	H624-H701JO.J	jlw

  A09f0029
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A20	H623-H626JO.J	!!	caf
A21	H623-H626JO.J	jo	bk
D01	H623-H626JO.J	jo	k3
D06	H623-H626JO.J	jo	3 @top

  A09f0030
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A20	H624-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H624-H626JO.J	jm	a
D01	H624-H626JO.J	jm	k2
D06	H624-H626JO.J	jm	0 @top
F02	<si i0001	H624-H626JO.J	jm
F02	<si i0003	H624-H626JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0020	H624-H701JO.J	jm

  A09f0031
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A20	H624-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H624-H626JO.J	jm	a
B11	H624-H707JO.J	jlw	A thin rectangular black of hard packed soil immediately to the south of bricks f29 in NW corner of k3. Although slightly more red than the surounding soil it contained a moderate number of sherds, Indicating it was probably not directly associated with the bricks
D01	H624-H626JO.J	jm	k3
D06	H624-H626JO.J	jm	0 @top
F02	<si q0022	H624-H701JO.J	jm
F02	<si q0024	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0029	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0034	H626-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0214	J619-J620JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0040	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0032
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A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	su
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	pb
B11	H625-H707JO.J	jo	Tree stones sizes 33x54cm, 42x20cm and 38x30cm, located at the NW corner of a5, stone 2 is 120cm from the southern end of k2, and stone 3 is 144cm from also the southern end of k2. f32 leans againest a5's bricks but niot associated with (sketch 4)
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0027	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	>si f0034	H625-H708JO.J	jo

  A09f0033
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A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	w
B11	H625-H707JO.J	jo	Eastern wall of a5 formed of two rowes of bricks, f33 is the widest wall in combarison to f37 and f38
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	22 (43395 36145 - 8582 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	23 (43420 36150 - 8580 / Relay location: E midpoint)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	24 (43403 36100 - 8579 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	25 (43493 36167 - 8569 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	26 (43492 36133 - 8567 / Relay location: NW corner)
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si i0011	H701-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<bo f0037	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	>re f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>bo f0037	H625-H708JO.J	jo
O01	v0006	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw
O01	v0006b	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw

  A09f0034
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A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	a
B11	H625-H708JO.J	jo	Hard red grey accumulation lemeted to the eastern portion of k2, east and north of a5
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	27 (43353 36225 - 8585 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	28 (43707 36344 - 8578 / Relay location: NE corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	29 (43396 36149 - 8575 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	30 (43755 36189 - 8567 / Relay location: NW corner)
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<cu f0042	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si f0032	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	<si q0026	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0031	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0033	H626-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0040	H628-H701JO-2.J	jm
F02	<si q0063	H702-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0083	H706-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0134	H721-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0035
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	caf
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	bk
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D03	H625-O109JW-R.J	jw	31 (43374 36233 - 8575 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top

  A09f0036
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	of
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jlw	so
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jlw	k2
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si i0004	H629-H708JLW1.J	jm
F02	<si i0006	H629-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0007	H629-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0008	H629-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0009	H629-H708JLW1.J	jlw
F02	<si i0010	H630-H708JLW1.J	jlw
F02	<si i0012	H701-H708JLW1.J	jlw
F02	<si i0013	H701-H708JLW1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0028	H624-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0032	H626-H701JO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0039	H628-H701JO-2.J	jm
F02	<si q0043	H629-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0053	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0059	H701-H701JO-2.J	jo
O01	v0006	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw
O01	v0006a	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw
O01	v0007	H630-H709JLW3.J	jlw

  A09f0037
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	w
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<bo f0033	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	<bo f0038	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	>re f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>bo f0033	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	>bo f0038	H625-H708JO.J	jo
O01	v0006	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw

  A09f0038
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H625-H626JO.J	!!	is
A21	H625-H626JO.J	jo	w
D01	H625-H626JO.J	jo	k2
D06	H625-H626JO.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<bo f0037	H625-H708JO.J	jo
F02	>re f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>bo f0037	H625-H708JO.J	jo
O01	v0006	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw

  A09f0039
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H626-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	a
D01	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	k2
D06	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si q0035	H626-H701JO-2.J	jlw

  A09f0040
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H626-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	a
D01	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	k3
D06	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<co f0031	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si q0036	H626-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0037	H626-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0058	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw

  A09f0041
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H626-H626JO.J	!!	bu
A21	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	a
D01	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	k3
D06	H626-H626JO.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si q0038	H628-H701JO-2.J	jm
F02	<si q0041	H628-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0060	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0062	H702-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0068	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	>co f0046	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0042
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H624-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	pt
D01	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>co f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>cu f0034	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0043
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H624-H709JLW1.J	!!	is
A21	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	w
D01	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>cu f0015	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>re f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
O01	v0006	H629-H709JLW3.J	jlw

  A09f0044
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H624-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	fi
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	loose, soft accumulation fills the pit a6.  Does not contain any mixture of depositional or cultural material other than few number of pottery sherds.
D01	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H624-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0042	H628-H701JO-2.J	jlw

  A09f0045
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H629-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	hard dense accumulation vary from light reddish to gray.  Does not follow any pattern in color variation.
D01	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0042	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<cu f0061	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si q0045	H629-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0048	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0055	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0066	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0074	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0081	H706-H708JLW2.J	jm
F02	<si q0086	H707-H708JLW2.J	jm
F02	<si q0094	H708-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0135	H722-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<re f0033	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<re f0037	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<re f0038	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<re f0043	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>co f0066	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0067	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>ov f0047	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0046
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H629-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	gray inconsestence accumulation cover all the excavated W half of k3
D01	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0041	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si i0005	H629-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0014	H702-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0015	H702-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0016	H702-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si q0044	H629-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0046	H629-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0064	H702-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	>co f0049	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	>co f0054	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0047
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H629-H709JLW1.J	!!	su
A21	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	f
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	a plastered floor of the pit a6
D01	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<ov f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0048
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H629-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	gray accumulation contains several spots of ash.  In the NW corner of k3, 95 cm fron the W end and 188 cm NS from the N baulk.
D01	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0047	H629-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	>ov f0049	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0049
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H629-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
B11	H628-H714JLW1.J	jo	below f46 and f48.  Red, highly dense.  Might be the effect of wadi water wash.  At first, it thought to be bricks.
C01	H703-H716JLW2.J	jlw	transition between accumulations f41 and f49 very clear in NE quarter of square.  Adherence f f41 to f49 and its response to picking almost resembles a floor, but no walls or other surfaces are available to confirm this.  Also f49 accumulation was very dense along the east baulk.  Hrd throws of pick needed to loosen.  Sometimes looked like brick, but there were sherds mixed in.
D01	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H629-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0046	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<ov f0048	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<ov f0053	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<cu f0052	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si i0018	H705-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si i0019	H706-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si q0050	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0051	H630-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0054	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0065	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0069	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0070	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0073	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0079	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0080	H706-H708JLW2.J	jm
F02	<si q0095	H708-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0097	H709-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0063	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0009	H721-H728JO-4.J	jo

  A09f0050
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H630-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H630-H709JLW1.J	jlw	fi
D01	H630-H709JLW1.J	jlw	k3
D06	H630-H709JLW1.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si f0051	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si q0057	H701-H701JO-2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0077	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw

  A09f0051
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H630-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	p2
D01	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>si f0050	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0052
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H630-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	pt
D01	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H630-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>cu f0049	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0053
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H702-H709JLW1.J	!!	su
A21	H702-H709JLW1.J	jo	f
B11	H702-H728JO.J	jo	an irregullar shape of a lemeted 170cm x 140cm area in the middle of k3 on the top of f49, f53 could have been a not well defined floor surfec
D01	H702-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H702-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>ov f0049	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0054
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H703-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	ac
C01	H703-H716JLW2.J	jlw	floor surface transitioned from moderately dense soil with soft pockets (f21) to red gry with hard surface.  May have missed change by one pick run in NW corner.
D01	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	k1
D06	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<co f0021	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<co f0046	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<cu f0058	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<cu f0059	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo
F02	<si q0071	H703-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0072	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0093	H708-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0101	H712-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0102	H712-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0103	H712-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0104	H713-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0055
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H703-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	ac
C01	H703-H716JLW2.J	jlw	first appeared as thin, circular area of burned soil in SW corner of K2.  Now apperars to be a thin layer of burned material that rises and falls as it proceeds north out of the south baulk.  Thickness about 5 cm.  Black and white ash.
D01	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	k2
D06	H703-H709JLW1.J	jlw	0 @top

  A09f0056
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	fi
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	filling of a9, light gray ashy accumulation
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k1
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0076	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw

  A09f0057
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	fi
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	filling of the pit a10, ashy accumulation containes large ammount of small pieces of burned animal bones and shered indication of constent burning activetes
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k1
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0075	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0084	H706-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0087	H707-H708JLW2.J	jm

  A09f0058
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	pt
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k1
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>cu f0054	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0059
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	pt
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	a cut of small circled pit a10
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k1
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>cu f0054	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0060
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	p2
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	plasterd red bricks lining the four sides of the cutf58 of the pit a9. the bricks are 40cm x 40cm x 6cm
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k1
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top

  A09f0061
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	pt
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	a circuled cut of the pit a11
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<ab f0064	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>cu f0045	H706-H728JO-2.J	jo

  A09f0062
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H705-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	fi
B11	H705-H728JO-2.J	jo	filling of a11, a loos ashy accumulation, only few sherds were found
D01	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H705-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<si q0078	H705-H708JLW2.J	jlw
F02	>co f0064	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0063
 File processed on 11-08-2016 - Source Files: ; QY080835.E.E - Standards: ; 
A20	H706-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	large stone
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	typical of those used for foundations, but completely isolated and out of place.  Approximately rectangular (70x45x20cm).  Inspected for man-made designs, etc. on back, but found none.
D01	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D06	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0049	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si f0065	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si f0102	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0020	H706-H708JLW1.J	jo
F02	<si q0082	H706-H708JLW2.J	jo
F02	<si q0085	H707-H708JLW2.J	jm
F02	<si q0213	J619-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0218	J620-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0232	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	>co f0101	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0009	H721-H728JO-4.J	jo

  A09f0064
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A20	H706-H709JLW1.J	!!	fi
A21	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	f1
D01	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	k2
D06	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0062	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>ab f0061	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0065
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A20	H706-H709JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A21	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	p2
B11	H708-H728JO-2.J	jo	42cm E-W x 50cm N-S the northern end remains below the baulk
D01	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	k3
D03	H709-O114JW1R.J	jw	75 (44274 36247 - 8562 / Relay location: NW corner)
D03	H709-O114JW1R.J	jw	76 (44234 36245 - 8562 / Relay location: SW corner)
D03	H709-O114JW1R.J	jw	77 (44235 36276 - 8562 / Relay location: SE corner)
D03	H709-O114JW1R.J	jw	78 (44258 36297 - 8562 / Relay location: NE corner)
D06	H706-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	>si f0063	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0009	H721-H728JO-4.J	jo

  A09f0066
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A20	H708-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H708-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
D01	H708-H709JLW1.J	jo	k4
D06	H708-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0045	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<co f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0021	H713-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si i0022	H713-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si q0099	H712-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0105	H713-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0112	H714-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0067
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A20	H709-H709JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	H709-H709JLW1.J	jo	ac
D01	H709-H709JLW1.J	jo	k4
D06	H709-H709JLW1.J	jo	0 @top
F02	<co f0045	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<co f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<cu f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0096	H709-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0098	H709-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0100	H712-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0068
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F02	<in f0069	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<ab f0077	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>cu f0067	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>cu f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>cu f0073	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>cu f0074	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0069
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F02	<si i0023	H715-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si q0116	H715-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0117	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0121	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0122	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0141	H723-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0145	H724-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0077	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>in f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0070
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F02	<cu f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0024	H716-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si i0025	H716-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si q0113	H715-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0114	H715-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0115	H715-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0118	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0119	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0120	H716-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0123	H719-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0066	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0067	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0071	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0072	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0073	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0071
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B11	H716-H728JO-3.J	jo	a circled plastered floor withe several faces, the plaster seames clear from any traces of ash, acuumulation f70 tops the floor f71 and surounds it. the highest plaster elevation is 8406 and the lowest is 8391
C01	H723-H728JO-2.J	jo	80cm of the eastern portion of f71 was removed as part of the proces of diging k5
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	101 (43713 35928 - 8398 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	102 (43684 35847 - 8404 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	103 (43762 35784 - 8412 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	104 (43802 35877 - 8402 / Relay location: perimeter)
F02	<co f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0072
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B11	H716-H728JO-3.J	jo	redbricks laied flat, sits on f73, not in clear specific structure, some form a line 9relays 96-100), other bricks are scatered in the general area around the main group of the bricks
C01	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	scatered isolated red bricks seams to appear in different elevations in the same general area
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	100 (43681 36019 - 8420 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	96 (43801 36041 - 8415 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	97 (43815 36009 - 8419 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	98 (43645 35991 - 8423 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H719-O114JW3R.J	jo	99 (43685 36034 - 8421 / Relay location: perimeter)
F02	<co f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0073
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B11	H719-H728JO-3.J	jo	brown-redish accumulation, not hard compacted, covers the entier locus. It is the highest accumulation containd within the Ak walls f1, A6f16 and A6f78
F02	<co f0070	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<cu f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0026	H719-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si i0027	H719-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si q0124	H719-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0125	H719-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0126	H719-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0127	H719-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0570	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>co f0074	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0074
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A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	H721-H728JO-3.J	jo	hard compacted light brown accumulation below f73 in k5, contains few sherds and no other contenents
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	brickmelt, formed by trapped sediment washed down the wadi.  Dense, fine grains with pottery and stone inclusions.
C01	H721-H728JO-3.J	jo	dug only in the lemetation of k5despite its appearent extention to the rest of k4 below f73, E and W k5 were assigned different q-lots
C01	J615-J615JLW.J	jlw	Q3 lies between the f84 floor the door way to the A6 kitchen to the south.  At a depth of  30 cm below the starting 1999 surface, began to find clay lumps.  May be a sign that we are seeing less influence from the wadi to the north and more direct accumulation from the original deposit since we would normally only expect to find stones and sherds, the only thing to survive immersion in the brickmelt generated by water trapped behind the north kitchen wall A6f78.
C01	J615-J615JLW.J	jlw	began to notice scattered reddish blocks of deteriorated brick.  Similar in color to those seen in the north kitchen wall, A6f78.  No apparent organization, but there is an increasingly high concentration of these in the NE corner of Q1.  Designated this concentration as f87.  My first impression is that these are bricks from a fallen wall.
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	107 (43766 36161 -  / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	108 (43673 36120 -  / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	109 (43800 35773 -  / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	110 (43892 35818 -  / Relay location: perimeter)
F02	<co f0073	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<cu f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0028	H720-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si i0029	H722-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si i0032	J614-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0033	J615-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0035	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0036	J617-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0066	J717-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0068	J717-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0090	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0092	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0128	H720-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0129	H720-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0132	H721-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0133	H721-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0136	H722-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0137	H722-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0138	H722-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0147	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0200	J614-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0201	J614-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0202	J614-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0203	J615-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0204	J615-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0205	J615-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0208	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0209	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0211	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0226	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	<si q0229	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0231	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0238	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0240	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0248	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0250	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0259	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0322	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0322	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0324	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0334	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0416	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0474	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0479	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0484	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0556	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0574	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0586	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0588	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0597	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0610	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0629	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0075	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0076	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0087	J621-J622JL.J	jl
K05	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	light gray
K06	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	10YR7/2
O01	v0019	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019a	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019b	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019c	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0075
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B11	H722-H728JO-2.J	jo	same as f71 below it by 15cm, f75 is the lower floor of the same pit
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	111 (43798 35783 - 8362 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	112 (43827 35876 - 8368 / Relay location: perimeter)
D03	H720-O114JW3R.J	jo	113 (43747 35918 - 8362 / Relay location: perimeter)
F02	<co f0074	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0076
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A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	H723-H728JO-2.J	jo	very hard and compacted brown accumulation with red lenses
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	a mixture of f74 accumulation and large pieces of reddish brick, Munsell 7.5YR6/6, reddish yellow.  Found in k5, a probe deeper into the north part of k4.
D03	H723-O114JW3R.J	jo	120 (43783 35830 - 8349 / Relay location: east section NW)
D03	H723-O114JW3R.J	jo	121 (43685 35790 - 8349 / Relay location: east section SW)
D03	H723-O114JW3R.J	jo	122 (43740 35588 - 8347 / Relay location: west section SE)
D03	H723-O114JW3R.J	jo	123 (43849 35627 - 8348 / Relay location: west section NE)
F02	<co f0074	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0030	H723-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	<si q0139	H723-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0140	H723-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0146	H724-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0148	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0078	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0098	J621-J622JL.J	jl
K05	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	light gray
K06	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	10YR7/2
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0077
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B11	H723-H728JO-2.J	jo	a plasterd floor of pit a12, the northern portion is withen the northern baulk
C01	H723-H728JO-2.J	jo	the floor of the pit a12 is reached at a semeler elevation as the buttom of f76
F02	<co f0069	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>ab f0068	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0078
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B11	H723-H728JO-2.J	jo	dark gray accumulation, some spots are harder than others.
F02	<co f0076	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0142	H723-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0143	H724-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0079	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0079
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B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	hard pinkish-red accumulation below f78 in k5
F02	<co f0078	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0144	H724-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0149	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0150	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	<si q0151	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0080	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0081	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0083	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0080
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B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	leveled small stones form a stone paved floor, uncovered below f79 next to f81, it is lemeted to the eastern portion of the deep exposed part of the trunch
C01	H725-H728JO-3.J	jo	the stone paved floor does extend to the south forming a U shpe facing west f82 fills the space between the two angles. f80 elevation is 8298
F02	<co f0079	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<ab f0081	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<ab f0082	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<ab f0124	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<ab f0163	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0082	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0048b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0048c	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051c	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0081
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A20	J806-J806JLW.J	!!	fi
A21	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	fi
B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	bricks to the west of f80, surounded by f82
B11	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	fill or accumulation atop baked brick floor, f84, and under pebble floor, f80, discovered in trench 194.  Analyzed from test trench. Probably described in season H report, not available here.  Very fine grains, hard packed near the level of the brick floor.  5 non-diagnostic sherds and one large stone as inclusions.
F02	<co f0079	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<cu f0194	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0502	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0082	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>ab f0080	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
K05	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	brown
K06	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	10YR5/3
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0051a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0082
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B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	hard red paking inbetween bricks f81 and to the south of the uncoverd portion of f80
F02	<co f0080	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<co f0081	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0152	H725-H729JLW.J	jo
F02	>co f0084	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>ab f0080	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0083
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B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	ashy accumulation at the SW corner of the deep exposed k5, it might suggest a burning activete have taken place and have some thing to do with the trace of burning on top some of the bricks of f84
F02	<co f0079	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si q0153	H725-H729JLW.J	jo

  A09f0084
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B11	H724-H728JO-3.J	jo	29cm x 29cm x 5cm backed bricks below features f81 and f82, slopes to the east below f80, traces of burning appear on top of some of the bricks
C01	H725-H728JO-3.J	jo	bricks f84 expands more behined the excavated portion of k5 to the east ,north and to the south. the most western bricks seam to cover an opening because of the sound of an empty spase below them when they are hit with a hard object (pick) the sound is different in the other bricks
C01	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo	the 2nd brick from north at the western en of f84 is removed and it turnd out not to be covering an opning rather it sits on f85 clay layer covers f86 red paking
C02	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo	will remove one of the western bricks of f84 to detict the cause of the sound below
F02	<co f0082	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<in f0085	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	<si i0031	H726-H728JO-4.J	jo
F02	>co f0085	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
O01	v0011a	H726-H728JO-4.J	jo
O01	v0011b	H726-H728JO-4.J	jo
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0051	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0085
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B11	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo	brown clay used to conect the bricks of f84 together and to level the packing f86 below
F02	<co f0084	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>co f0086	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo
F02	>in f0084	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0086
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B11	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo	red paking mixed with chunks of gepsom, below f85. it was uncoverd only below the removed one brick of f84
F02	<co f0085	H726-H728JO-3.J	jo

  A09f0087
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0180
A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	bricky layer of soil
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	a mixture of f74 accumulation and large pieces of reddish brick, at least one of which is partially burned.
C02	J616-J625JLW3.J	jlw	we will attempt to define the extent of the concentration of brick material in the northern half of quadrant 1 by excavating from the south, level with the concentration as much as possible.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0074	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0034	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0206	J615-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0207	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0604	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0088	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0089	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0047	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0088
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J616-J625JLW3.J	!!	bu
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	ashy layer of soil
A21	J616-J625JLW3.J	jlw	ly
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ly
B11	J616-J625JLW3.J	jlw	ashy layer in SE corner of quadrant 1.  Distinct boundaries on top and bottom in section.
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ash layer between two accumulations, both reddish, the topmost of which (f87) has inclusions of brick.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0087	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0096	J621-J622JL.J	jl
K05	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	light brownish gray
K06	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	10YR6/2
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0089
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	brick-like material
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	as
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	a number of bricks, one burned, piled haphazardly.  Edges eroded and not distinguishable.  Possibly from fallen wall.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0087	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0418	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0521	J720-J805AO.J	jl
K05	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	reddish yellow
K06	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	7.5YR7/2
O01	v0015b	J616-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0090
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	E-W stub wall rubble
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	rubble and associated material surrounding stub wall f15.  Includes material from tomb bricks and wadi accumulation.  Seal came from here.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D03	J618-O119JW2R.J	jl	827 (43335 35997 - 8413)
D03	J618-O119JW2R.J	jl	828 (43379 36020 - 8413)
D03	J618-O119JW2R.J	jl	829 (43421 35923 - 8413)
D03	J618-O119JW2R.J	jl	830 (43373 35902 - 8413)
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0210	J616-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0561	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>ca f0096	J621-J622JL.J	jl

  A09f0091
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	soil in SE baulk
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	soil, mostly brickmelt, in south baulk at eastern end.
C01	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	resumed removal of baulk to complete preparations for excavating the patio area.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0212	J616-J620JL.J	jl

  A09f0092
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	EW wall stub
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	wl
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	small stub wall running east-west, under f15 and on top of f1.  106cm long x 55 cm wide x 50 cm high.  5 courses of 15 cm x 15 cm x 10 cm brown bricks.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<ca f0015	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0093	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032	J720-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0093
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	wall
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	wl
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	north-south wall stub, 125 cm long by 165 cm wide, jutting from north kitchen wall, A6f78. Red brick.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0092	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<bo f0097	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>bo f0097	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0048	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0048b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0053	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0094
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	backfill
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	soil used to cover plastic sheeting protecting last surfaces excavated in 1997.
C99	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	some sherds but no provenience.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0215	J619-J620JL.J	jl

  A09f0095
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J619-J620JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	S baulk
A21	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	ac
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	surface soil and wadi accumulation forming south baulk of k3
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	soil in higher regions of south baulk of k3.  Mostly wadi wash and surface soil.
C01	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	at the suggestion of mkb, began to isolate sherds from this locus for special analysis at the house by ab.
C06	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	began excavating south baulk to expedite dirt removal from k3 by way of k4 to avoid high lift out of deep trench.  Then, decided that at least temporarily, it would be better to remove dirt by direct lift using ladder.  Until ladder arrived began using lowered baulk as a step to get in and out of square.  (the distance from the "floor" of k3 to the surface is about 2 meters and the distance from the "floor" of k3 to the "floor" of k4 is an additional 2 meters.  While clearing backdirt and inspecting the degree of preservation of surface, used baulk for access.  Baulk partially collapsed with jlw on it.  No injury, but used incident to alert all excavators to use extreme caution around eroded baulks and edges, particularly those with a high differential between top and bottom.  Will maintain baulk (which is badly eroded) at a height of 50 cm to 100 cm above k3 for safety until k4 level is reached.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0216	J619-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0217	J619-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0220	J620-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0227	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	<si q0243	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0263	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0273	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0288	J628-J703JL.J	jl

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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ac
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	reddish accumulation first glimpsed in SE corner of k4 quadrant 1.  Further excavation revealed that it was the same layer as f99.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0088	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<ca f0090	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0154	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	7.5yr5/4

  A09f0097
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	E-W wall
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	major E-W brick wall, founded on large stones, dividing sectors D and F.  Same as A6 f78.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k4
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<bo f0093	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>bo f0001	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>bo f0093	J621-J622JL.J	jl
O01	v0053	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0098
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J717-J717JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J717-J717JLW.J	jlw	ac
B11	J717-J717JLW.J	jlw	ashy, hard gray layer appearing first in east section of k5, the deep probe from last year.  Extends over much of k4 and exended into the east part of k6.  Ranged in thickness from about 5 cm to nearly 15 cm in some places.
C01	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	lots of pottery and bone found in both k3 and k4 portions.  One seal impression found in k 4 and 2 in k 3.  One other clay sealing in k 3 seemed baked, perhaps evidence of a destructive fire.  There were so many sherds and bones in the area within one meter of the north end of k 3 that we assumed it was a dump and assigned f 142 to it.  Features 98 and 142 seemed to slope down toward the north in k 3 and to the south near the doorway, a 18, between sectors D and F.  The boundary between f 98 and the accumulation below (f 99) was quite lumpy and uneven.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k5
D03	J705-J706JL-R.J	jl	183 (43845 35961 - 8338 / Relay location: k 3)
D03	J705-J706JL-R.J	jl	184 (43896 35844 - 8338 / Relay location: k 3)
D03	J705-J706JL-R.J	jl	185 (44341 36005 - 8347 / Relay location: k 3)
D03	J705-J706JL-R.J	jl	186 (44299 36132 - 8408 / Relay location: k 3)
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0076	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0045	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0047	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0048	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0049	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0050	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0051	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0053	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0056	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0057	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0058	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0059	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0060	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0062	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0344	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0345	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0346	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0347	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0349	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0353	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0354	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0356	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0357	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0358	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0362	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0363	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0364	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0367	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0369	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0373	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0376	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0381	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0384	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0386	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0387	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0393	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0425	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0426	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0427	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0432	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0433	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0434	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0435	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0436	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0437	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0438	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0440	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0449	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0453	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0466	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0486	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0488	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0492	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0507	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0528	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0573	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0579	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0599	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0612	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0635	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0099	J621-J622JL.J	jl
K05	J717-J717JLW.J	jlw	light gray
K06	J717-J717JLW.J	jlw	10YR7/2
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028c	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028d	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028e	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028f	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028g	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
P01	J714-J714JLW.J	jlw	removed on J714.

  A09f0099
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ac
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	bright brown accumulation under ashy accumulation, f98.  Clearly seen in section of east baulk of k5.  Ranges in depth from 10 cm to about 20 cm as one proceeds to the east.  Seems contained to the north by the south face of wall, f155.  One reddish brick near wall.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k5
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0098	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0052	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0054	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0070	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0071	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0073	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0075	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0076	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0080	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0365	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0370	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0374	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0378	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0403	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0406	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0407	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0410	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0412	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0414	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0417	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0442	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0452	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0477	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0487	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0489	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0491	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0503	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0504	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0511	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0522	J720-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0100	J621-J622JL.J	jl
K05	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	brown
K06	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	7.5YR5/4
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028c	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028d	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028e	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028f	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028g	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0100
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ac
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	first accumulation overlaying pebble floor, f80.  Fine grains and very dense.  Possibly related to first phase abandonment.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k5
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0099	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<co f0154	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si f0188	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si f0193	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0069	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0072	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0077	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0078	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0079	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0091	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0388	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0400	J710-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0467	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0480	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0485	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0493	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0499	J718-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0505	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0510	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0513	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0514	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0515	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0516	J720-J805AO.J	l
F02	<si q0517	J720-J805AO.J	l
F02	<si q0518	J720-J805AO.J	l
F02	<si q0523	J720-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0526	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0532	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0535	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0536	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0538	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0539	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0540	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0542	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0549	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0550	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0551	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0560	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0563	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0567	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0571	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0575	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0582	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0589	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0591	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0596	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0598	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0600	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0601	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0603	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0606	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0607	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0609	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0611	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0613	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0614	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0617	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0618	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<re f0189	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0155	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	pale brown
K06	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	10YR6/3
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028c	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028d	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028e	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028f	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0028g	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0037	J724-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0101
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J620-J620JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J621-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
B11	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	distinct layer of soil with a small section of pebble floor, burned areas, a brown color (tending to some red near the eastern baulk), soft spots and a greasy texture (clumps into a ball when squeezed).
B11	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	there are many charcoal bits as well.  Also, ash lenses have been noted, and some localized layers of pebbles and sherds 9up to about 50 cm square).  This is incompatible with the wad melt deposition, which we assume to have existed elsewhere in A9.  It appears to be related instead to living occupation.
B11	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	moist, greasy (clumps when squeezed) soil with charcoal inclusions.  Non-uniform hardness with some soft pockets.  Large amounts of pottery suggests dump.
C01	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	less pottery from this feature than the one above,  f63.  Noticed a few sherds of metallic ware.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D02	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	we are about 60 cm above top of wall to A8/A6:  if there is an AK wall, we may come upon it soon,  but f101 clearly overlaps it, if any.
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0063	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si f0103	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	<si f0103	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0219	J620-J620JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0221	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	<si q0225	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
K05	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	pale brown (when dry, but darker when wet)
K06	J621-J622JLW2.J	jlw	10YR6/3
K08	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	very greasy, by which I mean that soil is not only soft, but also somewhat sticky.
K15	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	the origin of f101 maybe the houses to the west in A2.  A similar large dump outside the habitation area was found in A2.

  A09f0102
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A20	J615-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J619-J620JLW.J	!!	su
A20	J620-J620JLW.J	!!	su
A21	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	floor
A21	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	fd
A21	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	fb
B11	J619-J620JLW.J	jlw	small (45cm by 35 cm) section of sherd and pebble floor along north baulk (15 cm south of edge and 60 cm west of large stone, f65)  Small patches of burned soil in general vicinity.  gb believes that these may be associated with post AK houses excavated nearby in A2 last season.
C01	J620-J620JLW.J	jlw	removed after measuring.  No relays since markers not yet installed.
D01	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D06	J615-J622JL1.J	jl	50 @top
F02	>si f0063	J621-J622JL.J	jl

  A09f0103
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A20	J621-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	dump
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	stone and sherd layer approximately 4 meters square in middle part of k3.  Originally believed to be a floor, but now we believe that it was a natural accumulation of material washed down the wadi.  May be associated with f102.  A part of a14, which is probably a dump.
D01	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D06	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0222	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	<si q0223	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	<si q0224	J621-J622JL1.J	jl
F02	>si f0101	J621-J622JL.J	jl
F02	>si f0101	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0104
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A20	J621-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	acc
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ad
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	soil the color of f101 but with fewer soft spots and more brick chunks.  When scraped, it comes off the trowel in very fine grains; however the surface still has the shiny, greasy texture just as it is scraped, probably due to the high moisture content.  No discernible change in baulk section.
D01	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	k3
D06	J621-J622JL1.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0228	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
K05	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	dark yellowish brown (when damp)
K06	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	10YR4/4

  A09f0105
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A20	J622-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A21	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	pt
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ly
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	rectangular patch (180 cm N-S by 110 cm E-W) of bricky material and packed earth covered with a thin coating of gypsum-like material.  Originally, I believed this may have been a floor, but I now conclude it was more likely a patch of discarded building material.
D01	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	k4
D03	J623-J625JL-R.J	jl	134 (43959 35413 - 2146 / Relay location: N end (semicircle))
D03	J623-J625JL-R.J	jl	135 (43851 35482 - 2146 / Relay location: middle of arc)
D03	J623-J625JL-R.J	jl	136 (43784 35351 - 2146 / Relay location: S end)
D03	J804-J804JLWR.J	jlw	404 (43917 35310 - 8302 / Relay location: k4/6)
D03	J804-J804JLWR.J	jlw	405 (43914 35477 - 8303 / Relay location: k4/6)
D03	J804-J804JLWR.J	jlw	406 (43768 35382 - 8305 / Relay location: k4/6)
D06	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si q0230	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0234	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0235	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0236	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0239	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0244	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0245	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0246	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0249	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0256	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0261	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0267	J626-J703JL.J	jl
O01	v0019	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019a	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019b	J624-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0019c	J624-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0106
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A20	J622-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	bu
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	fl
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	ac
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	pt
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	collection of ashy material and a large quantity of bone in the far NW corner of quadrant 4 of k4.  It also extends farther to the west into A2.
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	mixture of soil and ash layers, particularly in NW corner.
D01	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	k3
D06	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<si q0233	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw

  A09f0107
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A20	J622-J622JL1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J622-J622JLW2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	acc
A21	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	pt
B11	J622-J622JLW2.J	jlw	refuse pit, apparently shallow, cut into f74 at the west edge of quadrant 4, k4.  Bottom is at about the same elevation as f76, the last  full soil layer excavated in k5 in 1997.  Found large quantities of ash, animal bone and pottery, particularly near the bottom.
D01	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	k3
D06	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	<cu f0109	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si f0108	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0039	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0237	J622-J622JL1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0241	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0247	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0251	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0260	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0266	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0269	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0271	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0274	J627-J703JL.J	jl

  A09f0108
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A20	J623-J625JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	s
A21	J623-J625JL.J	jl	burial
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	bu
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	burial in k3, part of a15, NE corner of locus.  i37, a bronze pin, and i38, a figurine, were discovered in the burial.  Since most of the burial was in the baulk, the burial was pedestaled for a time and later removed.
D01	J623-J625JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J623-J625JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0037	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0038	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0242	J623-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0272	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>si f0107	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0109
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A20	J623-J625JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J623-J625JL.J	jl	pt
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pt
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	refuse pit in S portion of k3, contained large quantities of ash, pottery, and bones.
D01	J623-J625JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J623-J625JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0252	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	>cu f0107	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0110
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A20	J623-J625JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J623-J625JL.J	jl	baulk
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ac
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	alternating thin bands of red and black soil in k6.  Originally A2, feature and locus unknown due to lack of proper records here at the site.  Some seal impressions and bronze artifacts, including i89, an axe, found in lower levels.  Many sherds from this feature have contributed immensely to dating this stratum.  No single Munsell color possible due to alternating bands of soil.  Likely the result of accumulation during post-palace occupation.
C01	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	excavating on the SW corner of the platform left over from the 1997 excavations, just above and to the north of sherd floor, f120.  (We want to determine the extents of this floor.)  Found some very red soil and just underneath, pieces of a large, broken jar.
C01	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	excavated the area north of f120 with small pick.  A bronze pin was the principal find.  No evidence of the continuation of what we believed to be a floor.
D01	J623-J625JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J623-J625JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si f0120	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0082	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0084	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0086	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0093	J728-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0253	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0254	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0255	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0257	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0262	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0264	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0264	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0265	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0276	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0285	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0286	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0292	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0297	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0314	J702-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0317	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0483	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0506	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0534	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0546	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0548	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>co f0115	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	7.5yr6/4
O01	v0021	J628-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0037	J724-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0111
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A20	J623-J625JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	s
A21	J623-J625JL.J	jl	burial
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	bu
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	child burial from k3 S baulk.  Part of a16.  i43, a bronze pin, and i44, a bronze ring, discovered in it.
D01	J623-J625JL.J	jl	k3
D03	J623-J625JL-R.J	jl	142 (43953 36006 - 2199 / Relay location: k3)
D06	J623-J625JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0258	J624-J625JL.J	jl
F02	>si f0113	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0112
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ts
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	k7 topsoil.  Within it were found large quantities of pottery and emerging architecture.  Taken over by A11.  Type of contact unknown.
F02	<si i0041	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0268	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0270	J626-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0275	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0277	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0278	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0279	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0282	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0283	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0284	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0287	J627-J703JL.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light gray
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr/2
O01	v0020	J628-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0020a	J628-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0024	J710-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0113
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	bricky layer
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ac
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	reddish brown accumulation with brick chunks.  Originally we thought that the brick chunks signalled the top of the wall to the north of wall f1.  However, further excavation revealed that this was not the case.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<cu f0114	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si f0111	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0040	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0043	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0044	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0280	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0291	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0295	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0298	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0305	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>ov f0126	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	dark brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	10yr4/3
O01	v0022	J704-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0114
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	no ct
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ashy pit
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pt
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	refuse pit that cuts the S half of k3 f113.  The top layer had a lens of white material; underneath were many thick ash pockets.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k3
D03	J627-J701JL-R.J	jl	171 (44017 36049 - 8394 / Relay location: center)
D03	J627-J701JL-R.J	jl	172 (44022 36039 - 8394 / Relay location: N edge)
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0281	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0294	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0299	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>cu f0113	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0115
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	fl
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	tamped earth floor extending N from doorway a17.  Difficult to trace.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0110	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0553	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>co f0116	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0181	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0184	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0116
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ac
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ac
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ashy soil underneath k6 f115.  Seal impressions found within it.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0115	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0042	J627-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si i0094	J728-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0289	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0338	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0527	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0627	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0628	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0631	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0632	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0633	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0634	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0636	J731-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0117	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	light brownish gray
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	10yr6/2
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0037	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0039	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0040	J729-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0117
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	wa
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a line of large stones extending N from the E edge of doorway a17.  At the N end, one stone juts out west.  Just beyond the N end of the line, another large stone, f189, sits alone, slightly NW of the wall.  Parts of this wall were covered with a bricky material, however, no actual bricks were discovered.  The stones appear to sit on top of a thin layer of packing or accumulation laid over pebble floor f80/150.
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	crude N-S stone wall/barrier perhaps constructed from stones robbed from wall that would have been the west counterpart of wall, f155.  Wall runs N-S from a point just east of doorway, a18.  It is 3.65 m long and averages about 60 cm wide.  The largest stone is about 60 x 40 x 25 cm.  The wall appears to be laid over a thin layer of packing atop pebble floor, f150.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	345 (43664 34859 - 8328 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	346 (44006 34984 - 8310 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	347 (44027 34928 - 8314 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	348 (43940 34891 - 8316 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	349 (43955 34833 - 8312 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	350 (43911 34811 - 8315 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	351 (43881 34884 - 8324 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	352 (43689 34805 - 8350 / Relay location: k6)
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0116	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<co f0191	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0335	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0555	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0562	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>ov f0150	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0018	J623-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0018a	J623-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0044	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0118
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	of
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	backfill
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	so
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	backfill used to construct a berm to keep water from washing into the excavated portions of k4 and k5 at the end of season H.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k8
F02	<si q0290	J628-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0121	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light gray
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr7/2
O01	v0018	J623-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0018a	J623-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0119
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J628-J630JLW1.J	!!	is
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	tannur
A21	J628-J630JLW1.J	jlw	ta
B11	J628-J630JLW1.J	jlw	bottom section of moderate-sized tannur.  Inside diameter of 50cm with 13 cm thick walls.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k8
D03	J627-J701JL-R.J	jl	168 (44476 36480 - 8749 / Relay location: k 8)
D03	J627-J701JL-R.J	jl	169 (44504 36456 - 8749 / Relay location: k 8)
D03	J627-J701JL-R.J	jl	170 (44516 36497 - 8734 / Relay location: k 8)
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0293	J628-J703JL.J	jl

  A09f0120
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	fl
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	layer of large pot sherds laid flat found in the middle of f 110 at elevation m2015 95-93.  It was measured to be 100 cm by 50 cm.  Approximately 20 centimeters below it, a compressed layer of dirt was discovered that might have been a floor.
C03	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	mkb believes that the sherds do not form a floor, rather they are evidence of a pot smash.  Parts of a large broken vessel were found to the north and a large quantity were found to the south, albeit at slightly higher elevations.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0411	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	>si f0110	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0021	J628-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0121
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	topsoil
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ts
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	k8 topsoil.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k8
F02	<co f0118	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0296	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0320	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0122	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light gray
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr7/2

  A09f0122
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ac
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	hard and water-compacted soil layer found just underneath the surface.  Excavation halted in this feature due to a change in strategy.
C01	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	made three large pick runs.  Slowed by dirt train overload.  Dirt from last run not carried away by quitting time.  Faint traces of a few courses of bricks found in west baulk.  Bricks almost the color of the dirt with slightly darker mortar lines.  No obvious architecture associated with them in the excavated portion.
C01	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	made two pick runs today, reaching the approximate elevation of k4 on the last run.  Some leveling still needed.  Still finding chunks of burned material and pieces of baked brick.  Not much pottery, a few bones, a clay lump and a figurine leg are all the artifacts for about 8 cubic meters of volume removed.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k8
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0121	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0300	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0301	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0303	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0304	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0306	J630-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0308	J630-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0311	J630-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0312	J702-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0319	J703-J703JL.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light gray
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr7/2

  A09f0123
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ac
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	highest layer in doorway a17.  Accumulation over threshold f127.  Perhaps signifies the first abandonment accumulation.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0302	J629-J703JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0127	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light reddish brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	5yr6/4

  A09f0124
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	wa
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	major E-W wall segment between f97 and f125.  Separates sector F from sectors D and C.  Mudbrick wall on a foundation of large stones.  Probably described more fully in A1 notes, which are not available.  Also forms the E side of doorway a17 and the W side of doorway a18.  The S edge of the pebble floor, f150/80, runs directly along its northern base.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>ab f0080	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0150	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0027	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0027a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0037	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0053	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	wa
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	major E-W wall segment W of f124.  It separates sector B1 from sector E1.  Forms the W face of doorway a17.  The westernmost portion of f150 runs along its base.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	359 (43871 34143 - 8357 / Relay location: k6)
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>ab f0150	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>bo f0172	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0027	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0027a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0037	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0042	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0043	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0053	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0126
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J630-J630JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J715-J716JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ac
A21	J630-J630JLW1.J	jlw	ac
A21	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	ac
B11	J630-J630JLW1.J	jlw	brownish soil, somewhat damp and greasy.  Contains a few sherds and bones along with some patches of black ash and burned brick, possibly from a roof, since there are reed impressions along one side.
B11	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	dark, gray-brown ashy material beneath brickfall layer, f113 in k3.  Much of the clear stratigraphy apparent in the SE corner of k4 is lost as one moves north and west towards and through k3 and merges into this mixed accumulation.  Tends to become dense and sticky as one approaches the depth of the pebble floor, f80, expected to be underneath in most of k3 and k4.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<ov f0113	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0064	J715-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0065	J715-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0307	J630-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0310	J630-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0313	J702-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0318	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0454	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0460	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0475	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
K05	J630-J630JLW1.J	jlw	dark brown
K05	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	dark brown
K06	J630-J630JLW1.J	jlw	10YR4/3
K06	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	10YR4/3
P01	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	finished excavating this feature on J703.

  A09f0127
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	fl
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	highest extant doorsill in doorway a17 and accumulation trapped to the N by it.  Perhaps the last phase of building occupation before abandonment.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0123	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0309	J630-J703JL.J	jl
O01	v0027	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0027a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0035	J724-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0128
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J702-J702JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ac
A21	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	ac
B11	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	located on the eastern edge of a platform that was not completely excavated at the end of the 1997 season.  The accumulation has a powder-like texture with hard lumps after picking.  Likely to be brickmelt seen at about the same elevation in k4 in the 1997 season, but which has dried out.
C01	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	made two runs with large pick and one with small pick.  Began to notice brick chunks throughout f128, which is about a 3 square meter platform on the eastern end of k6.  Cleaned and leveled in preparation for a closer look on J703.  A patch of burned soil appeared in the north baulk.  Designated f129.  It was higher in the west and sloped to the east.  On top was a sliver of brick-like material.  It conveyed the image of a layer of ash draped over a wall, but it is much too early to tell.  There is one large brick chunk in the middle of the platform at about the same elevation.  It is to the north of and above some large stones that we had previously believed could have founded a wall.
C01	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	excavated rapidly, as we did not expect to find any significant artifacts.  Platform by removed by the end of the workday.
C02	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	tomorrow we will inspect the surface after it has dried.  We will make one more small pick run to attempt to define bricks before we decide whether to resume excavating with the large pick.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0315	J702-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0316	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0321	J703-J703JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0325	J704-J717JL.J	jl
K05	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	Brown
K06	J702-J702JLW.J	jlw	10YR5/3

  A09f0129
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A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	bu
A20	J703-J703JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	ly
A21	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	ly
B11	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	layer of black ashy material contained within f128 and seen principally in section of the north baulk of k6.  Top defined by pieces of brick-like material while the bottom rests on f128.  30 cm thick at widest point and 90 cm long.  Thickest in the west and trails off to the east.  At first I thought it might be ash draped over a wall, but there is no evidence of bricks along the bottom.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top

  A09f0130
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0180
A20	J627-J703JL.J	!!	no ct
A20	J703-J703JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	J627-J703JL.J	jl	bricky mass
A21	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	ly
B11	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	A very red band of mixed accumulation and pieces of deteriorated brick.
B11	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	layer of what appears to be reddish soil with imbedded pieces of brick in the NE corner of k3, perhaps residue from a collapsed wall, which we had expected to be nearby, but have not yet found.
C03	J703-J703JLW.J	jlw	has many of the same characteristics as k3f89, which is also in the NE corner.
D01	J627-J703JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J627-J703JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0359	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0424	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
O01	v0047	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
P01	J713-J713JLW.J	jlw	removed on J713

  A09f0131
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0159
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	of
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ts
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	so
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	k9 topsoil
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0046	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0323	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0326	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0331	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0337	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0339	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0340	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0342	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0343	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0348	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0350	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0351	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0352	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0355	J706-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0360	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0366	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0371	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0375	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0377	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0379	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0380	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0382	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0383	J708-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0547	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0564	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>co f0138	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0139	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0143	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0144	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0149	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0132
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	fl
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fl
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a floor of hard, packed earth with striations along a mostly N-S orientation.  May be the top of a wall foundation.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<ab f0135	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0133	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0135	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0133
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A20	J712-J712JLW1.J	!!	fi
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	fi
A21	J712-J712JLW1.J	jlw	fi
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fi
B11	J712-J712JLW1.J	jlw	fill between tamped earth floor 132 and layer of sherds/stones, f134.  Alternative interpretation is that this is the mud foundation for a wall.  (The previous excavator of A2 believed there was an E-W retaining wall associated with house wall, f135.)   A course of brick can be seen in section in the north baulk and there is a lense of ashy material just to the west in section that looks like it is piled up against it.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0132	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<ab f0135	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0134
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A20	J712-J712JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J712-J712JLW1.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J712-J712JLW1.J	jlw	layer of sherds and fist-sized stones between the fill/foundation, f133, and the accumulation below, f???.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0087	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0135
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	course of bricks laid to the W of f 132-34.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<ab f0132	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0132	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0133	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0158	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0025d	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0136
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	accumulation in k4, below f74 and f76, continued into k3
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0327	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0328	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0332	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0333	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0336	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0341	J705-J717JL.J	jl
F02	>co f0142	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0137
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A20	J704-J704JLW.J	!!	s
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	s
A21	J704-J704JLW.J	jlw	bu
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	bu
B11	J704-J704JLW.J	jlw	burial in east section of north baulk of k8.  Appears to be that of a young person, based on size of bones recovered.  Some of the remains and one pot were left in place. Recoverd one more or less intact small pot and a broken small bowl.  Do not know if there is a tomb associated with this or not.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k8
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0329	J704-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0330	J704-J717JL.J	jl

  A09f0138
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	bricks, possibly a wall in NW corner of k8; appears to be the first course of bricks of a wall
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0131	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0428	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0429	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0430	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0431	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
O01	v0023	J708-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0026	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0139
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A20	J707-J707JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	layer of stones and sherds in central north sector of locus.  May be associated with nearby wall (f 138) and doorway threshold (f143).
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0131	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0026	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0140
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A20	J707-J707JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	group of sherds of large pots near doorway a 18.
C01	J708-J709JLW1.J	jlw	completely excavated the small layer, which was less than one meter in diameter.  All sherds in q372.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D03	J708-J708JL-R.J	jl	219 (43550 35543 - 8311 / Relay location: rim)
D03	J708-J721JL-R.J	jl	219 (43550 35543 - 8311 / Relay location: rim)
D03	J708-J721JL-R.J	jl	220 (43613 35500 - 8309 / Relay location: rim)
D03	J708-J721JL-R.J	jl	221 (43629 35567 - 8303 / Relay location: rim)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0372	J708-J717JL.J	jl

  A09f0141
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A20	J707-J707JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ac
B11	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	reddish accumulation below f 116, which is just to the north of the west doorway (a 17) between sectors B and F.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0361	J707-J717JL.J	jl

  A09f0142
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0183
A20	J707-J707JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	dump
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	du
B11	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	large quantity of bones and sherds in the far NW corner of k 3.  Actually contained within f 98, but it was so rich we assigned a separate feature.  Could possibly also have been handled with separate q-lots within f 98.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0136	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0368	J707-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0451	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0459	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0464	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	>co f0164	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0143
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A20	J707-J707JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	doorway threshold
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	is
B11	J707-J707JLW.J	jlw	stone threshold for doorway in the NE corner of the locus.  Associated socket, i 46, in situ to the right, looking north.  There is a faint suggestion of a path, leading to the south, perhaps outlined with stones on the west.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0131	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0026	J711-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0144
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A20	JW---O818JW1.J	!!	bu
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
A21	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	a
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	light powdery soil under surface soil and housing area in k9.  Resembles gully wash seen in other locii at this level.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0131	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<co f0159	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si f0166	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0055	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0061	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0063	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0081	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0085	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0385	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0390	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0392	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0395	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0399	J710-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0402	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0408	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0409	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0413	J712-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0415	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0419	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0420	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0421	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0422	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0423	J713-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0439	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0441	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0443	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0444	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0445	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0446	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0447	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0448	J714-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0450	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0456	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0458	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0462	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0465	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0468	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0473	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0482	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0490	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0497	J718-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0500	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0520	J720-J805AO.J	l
F02	<si q0529	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0537	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	>co f0169	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
I01	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	s4a
I99	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	Phase assignment based on pottery analysis by mkb.
K05	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	light brownish gray
K06	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	10YR6/2
O01	v0023	J708-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0145
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	layer of sherds in SW corner of k9.  Heavy concentration on top with many more mixed with soil to a depth of about 35 cm.  Concentration and flat orientation of sherds on top gives the impression of a working surface rather than a pot smash.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D03	J710-J721JL-R.J	jl	225 (44681 36126 - 8777 / Relay location: k 9 NW corner)
D03	J710-J721JL-R.J	jl	226 (44661 36205 - 8774 / Relay location: k 9 NE corner)
D03	J710-J721JL-R.J	jl	227 (44503 36096 - 8765 / Relay location: k 9 SE corner)
D03	J710-J721JL-R.J	jl	228 (44500 36055 - 8766 / Relay location: k 9 SW corner)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0391	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0394	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0396	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0396	J710-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0397	J710-J804JL3.J	jl
O01	v0023	J708-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0026a	J711-J806JL2.J	jl
P01	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	Started and finished excavation on J710.

  A09f0146
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fl
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	layer of elipsoidal stones, larger than hen's eggs and smaller than fist-size, "cemented" into a clay base in the NW corner of k3.  Strongly resemble those in floor, f80, in the adjacent locus, k5.  However, the k3 stones are at a slightly higher elevation(18cm) than the k5 stones.  Some parts of the floor are deteriorated and tracing it is difficult.  Will excavate from k5 into k3 to resolve the issue.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top

  A09f0147
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	accumulation between accumulation, f98, and pebble floor, f80, below.  Looks very red compared to f98 but actually is brown.  Not quite the consistency of packing, but could have been used to level surface of patio which slopes down to the east and south.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0389	J710-J717JL.J	jl
F02	<si q0404	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
K05	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	brown
K06	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	7.5YR5/4
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0148
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	pt
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pt
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	ashy material discovered in the north part of the east baulk of k8 while clearing a sight line for a marker.  Excavated about 1 cubic meter to protect workmen below in k3 from falling debris.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k8
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0398	J710-J804JL3.J	jl

  A09f0149
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A20	J710-J710JLW1.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	is
B11	J710-J710JLW1.J	jlw	tentative assignment for an organized collection of large stones now appearing along the southeastern edge of k9 accumulation f144 is being excavated.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	232 (44536 36468 - 8758 / Relay location: k 9 NW corner)
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	233 (44526 36526 - 8767 / Relay location: k 9 NE corner)
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	234 (44345 36489 - 8766 / Relay location: k 9 SE corner)
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	235 (44413 36450 - 8747 / Relay location: k 9 SW corner)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0131	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0405	J711-J804JL3.J	jl
P01	J711-J711JLW1.J	jlw	measured and removed on J711.

  A09f0150
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A20	J711-J711JLW1.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J711-J711JLW1.J	jlw	fl
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fl
B11	J711-J711JLW1.J	jlw	layer of elipsoidal stones, larger than hen's eggs and smaller than fist-sized, cemented into a clay base in the SW corner of k6.  Almost certainly the same floor surface as f80 in k4 and k5 and f146 in k3.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0192	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<ov f0117	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0524	J720-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<ab f0124	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<ab f0125	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ta
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ta
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	tannur in center of k9, on top of stone platform f152, near f160 tannur, large quantities of ash surround both, leading to the possible conclusion that the two tannurs constituted an industrial facility of some kind, interior not fully excavated
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	236 (44640 36259 - 8724 / Relay location: k 9 E)
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	237 (44610 36204 - 8724 / Relay location: k 9 mid)
D03	J711-J721JL-R.J	jl	238 (44664 36179 - 8724 / Relay location: k 9 W)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si f0161	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>re f0152	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033a	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033b	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0054	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J713-J713JLW.J	!!	cv
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J713-J713JLW.J	jlw	pl
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
B11	J713-J713JLW.J	jlw	large platform of worked stones, a one meter by two meter section of which is now exposed in k9.  The west end continues into the west baulk of k9, while the north part continues under the portion of k9 that has not been excavated.  Tannur, f151, sits atop the platform almost exactly half-hidden by the partially excavated north portion of k9
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	wall foundation, originally described as platform
C03	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	only approximately a quarter of f152 had been excavated when it was determined to be a platform.  Now that more has been uncovered, it appears that the structure is probably the foundations of the S and E walls of a building.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D03	J724-J724JL-R.J	jl	315 (44556 36077 - 8726 / Relay location: k 9)
D03	J724-J724JL-R.J	jl	316 (44527 36092 - 8726 / Relay location: k 9)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si f0162	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<re f0151	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<re f0160	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0029b	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033a	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033b	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0054	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J713-J713JLW.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J713-J713JLW.J	jlw	fb
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fb
B11	J713-J713JLW.J	jlw	packed earth floor in k6 containing traces of plaster flakes and perhaps a trace of plaster coating.  It is at the same elevation as the pebble floor, f150, and in fact is a part of a single floor in this section of the plaza that had pebbles at the southern edge and then continued with this surface.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
O01	v0029a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ashy layer in SE corner of k4, along E baulk, gray on top with a very black lower edge, covered by brickfall f87; perhaps the destruction layer for this portion of the AK building.  Inspection at the end of the season indicates that f154 may have been the layer that we called f98 throughout k4 and k6.  In the E section of k4, f98 exists only in the SE, where it was piled up against the walls f1 and f93.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0096	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0530	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0531	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0100	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
I99	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	Inspection at the end of the season indicates that f154 may have been the layer that we called f98 throughout k4 and k6.  In the E section of k4, f98 exists only in the SE, where it was piled up against the walls f1 and f93.
O01	v0032	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

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A20	J720-J729JLW.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
B11	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	north-south stone wall in east portion of k3 and k4
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	wall is 4.95 m long and 2.15 m wide.  Largest stone approximately 70 cm square an at least 40 cm thick (bottom hidden by pebble floor, f80, and not yet probed to see its relationship with the baked brick floor, f84).  Large stones are on the periphery and the interior seems filled with smaller stones, pebbles and sherds.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	403 (43688 36199 - 8293 / Relay location: k4)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0100	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0591	J720-J805AO.J	l
F02	<ab f0171	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
H01	J720-J720GB.J	gb	An important consequence of the exposure of the stone wall , which shows how the stone substructure is substantially lower than the southern walls of sector F, is the fact that we may still expect to find the eastern wall of sector F which had eluded in all previous seasons. We have been removing steadily the mid to high floor accumulation in this portion of sector F, and we are about to come to the level which matches the stone substructure of f___ [same stone wall], so we may soon have an answer to this qeustion. We had given up on the existence of this wall because we had reached a level lower than the matching wall on the South.The effort at reaching the first floors in sector F, which at first was aimed purely at removing all the uneven steps  left in previous seasons, may yet yield an important answer to the question of a screened access to the courtyard from the West.
H01	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	An imortant consequence of the exposure of the stone wall, which shows how the stone substructure is substantially lower than the southern walls of sector F, is the fact that we may still expect to find the eastern wall of sector F which had eluded in all previous seasons.  We have been removing steadily the mid to high floor accumulation in this portion of sector F, and we are about to come to the level which matches the stone substructure of f155, so we may soon have an answer to this question.  We had given up on the existance of this wall because we had reached a level lower than the matching wall on the South.  The effort at reaching the first floors in sector F, which at first was aimed at removing all the uneven steps left in previous seasons, may yet yield an important answer to the question of a screened access to the courtyard from the West.
L01	J720-J720GB.J	gb	Why this wall should have a lower substructure than its counterparts to the South is an interesting question. Could it be that it had to be plastered and plastering bricks was easier than stones? Or else, was it on higher ground (as a result of terracing), and hence in lesser need of a stone base?
L01	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	Why this wall should have a lower substrate than its counterparts to the South is an interesting question.  Could it be that it had to be plastered and plastering bricks was easier than stones?  Or else, was it on higher ground (as a result of terracing), and hence in lesser need of a stone base?
M01	J714-J716JLW.J	gb	whether a wall or a raised platform, this seems to match the opening left by the "threshold" in k6.  We may expect the continuation in k9 as projected, and similarly a matching "threshold" under areas A2/A7.  Defining further (even within the limits of the season) the scope of this wall will provide a powerful argument for the palace interpretation of AK.
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0049	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J715-J716JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	accumulation (similar to f126) covering stones that form wall, f155.  Separated because we expected to find a mortar-like covering on the wall, but did not.  Kept a separate feature to segregate sherds and other artifacts that may have been emplaced at the time that the wall was in use.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0067	J717-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0455	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0457	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0463	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0469	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0471	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0472	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
K05	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	dark brown
K06	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	10YR4/3
O01	v0030	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0030a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031	J712-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0031a	J712-J806JL2.J	jl

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A20	J715-J716JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	lb
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	lb
B11	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	lense of reddish-brown accumulation/packing along the last meter of the southern end of the west face of wall, f155.  Origin unknown, but similar in color to packing used elsewhere between floors.
C05	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	in the last few minuets of excavation on J716, while following f157 around the SW corner of wall, found evidence of deteriorated brickwork of the same approximate color.  Bleedoff from this may have been the source of the lense, although I have no idea why it was located only in that place.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0461	J715-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0476	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
K05	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	reddish-brown
K06	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	5YR4/4
P01	J715-J716JLW.J	jlw	finished excavating on J716

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A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	accumulation to west of wass, f135, and atop accumulation, f110, associated with the last use of the AK building. It is possible that wall foundations for Khabur period houses were dug into this accumulation and that the early floors were built upon it.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0083	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0089	J722-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0470	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0525	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0533	J721-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0568	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0569	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0577	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0578	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0583	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0587	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0592	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0595	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<ab f0135	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	pale brown
K06	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	10YR7/3

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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0131
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ts
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	topsoil in the S baulk of k9, equal to f131
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0478	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0481	J717-J804JL3.J	jl
F02	<si q0495	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0496	J718-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	>co f0144	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ta
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ta
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	small tannur associated with tannur f151, on stone platform 152; large quantities of ash surround both tannurs, leading to the possible conclusion that the two tannurs constituted an industrial facility of some kind, interior not fully excavated
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0498	J718-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	>re f0152	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033a	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0054	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	fi
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	fi
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	fi
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fi
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	fill within tannur f151
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0494	J718-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>si f0151	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033a	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033b	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

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A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	fi
A20	JW---O818JW1.J	!!	bu
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fi
A21	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	a
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	gray, dusty accumulation, probably associated with tannurs, f151 and f160.  Probably above a floor surface.  Still seeing this accumulation 50 cm below the top of the tannurs, where it becomes hard with charcoal and brick-like inclusions.  We will most likely suspend excavations for this season at this level.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0074	J718-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0501	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>si f0152	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
I99	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	mkb attempted to designate a phase for this feature based on analysis of one lot (q501) of pottery.  Unfortunately there were no diagnostic sherds among those examined.
O01	v0033	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033a	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033b	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0033c	J721-J806JL2.J	jl

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A20	J720-J723JLW.J	!!	of
A20	J720-J729JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	of
A21	J720-J723JLW.J	jlw	pf
A21	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	platform
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pf
B11	J720-J723JLW.J	jlw	low, multi-tiered platform made of two colors of baked brick (red and cream).  Probably abuts north face of wall, f1.  So far, north and west faces partially excavated.  Tiers rise from west to east, while north face presents an unfinished appearance.  Not yet clear whether this feature is associated with pebble floor, f80, or baked brick floor, f84.
B11	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	platform on the north side of wall, f1, made of baked red and cream-colored bricks.
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	platform is built of multiple layers of baked brick in the form of two steps. Founded just above the pebble floor, f80, its west face was clearly meant to be seen by those in the courtyard south of it.  The south face is against wall, f93, while the profile of the north face just shows the layers of bricks laid on packing.  The east face seems to be missing, causing gb to opine that it may be a retaining wall instead of a ceremonial platform.  There are 3 courses of brick on the first step and two on the second step.  The two top courses of brick are deteriorated and may not have been made of the same material.  The bottom courses are well preserved and are made of 30cm by 30 cm baked bricks that are either red or cream colored.  They are arranged in patterns.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	395 (43427 35936 - 8300 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	396 (43564 35992 - 8303 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	397 (43506 36098 - 8314 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	398 (43486 36086 - 8314 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	399 (43524 36010 - 8315 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	400 (43416 35967 - 8315 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	401 (43578 35935 - 8288 / Relay location: k4)
D03	J803-J803JLWR.J	aj	402 (43442 35877 - 8286 / Relay location: k4)
D04	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	originally, we had believed that the platform was associated with floor, f84, which was made of the identical bricks.  However a small probe in the NE corner revealed that the platform is associated with the pebble floor, f80.
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>ab f0001	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>ab f0080	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
H01	J720-J720GB.J	gb	The platform is important for dating the sequence of strata within AK. The erosion of the top bricks implies that they were exposed when no longer in use: hence this is most likely at the time when the mid floors begin. Earlier, it was in use during the second phase of the use of the courtyard, the pebble floor. At the beginning, it must have been in use during the baked brick pavement: this we have not tested yet, but we will as soon as we have clear the full pebble floor.
H01	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	the platform is important for dating the sequence of strata within AK.  The erosion of the top bricks implies that they were exposed when no longer in use; hence this is most likely at the time when the mid floors begin.  Earlier, it was in use during the second phase of the use of the courtyard, the pebble floor.  At the beginning, it must have been in use during the baked brick pavement:  this we have not tested yet, but we will as soon as we have clear the full pebble floor.
M02	J720-J720GB.J	gb	The high symbolic valence of the dorrway to which the platform is attached strenghens the opinion I have entertained all along that the portion of the palace to the East is the most improtant one. An imporytant new question is whether we have a connection between this access and a possible access from the South in A12. The monumentality of the access in A9 suggests that there should be a considerable amount of space to the East of this access. If so, one mught expect that the building extendes further East than the perimetral wall of AK. The extension to the south suggested by A12 may indeed provide such a space. We cannot prove that circulation between the two portions of the palace (AR and AK) did indeed exist, but we may be able to do so through our current excavations in A10 and A13. See new Projections floor plan dated j720.
M02	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	the high symbolic valence of the doorway to which the platform is attached strengthens the opinion I have entertained all along that the portion of the palace to the East is the most important one.  An important new question is whether we have a connection between this access and a possible access from the South in A12.  The monumentality of the access in A9 suggests that there should be a considerable amounr of space to the East of this access.  If so, one might expect that building extends further East than the perimetral wall of AK.  The extension to the South suggested by A12 may indeed provide such a space.  We cannot prove that circulation between the two portions of the palace (AR and AK) did indeed exist, but we may be able to do so through our current excavations in A10 and A13.  See new Projections floor plan dated J720.
M03	J720-J720GB.J	gb	It is clear that this platform places a great symbolic significance on this doorway (and probably its matching doorway to the North). What exactly it might have served for remains uncertain. As a pedestal for guards seems unlikely given the elaborate color pattern. For a statue? For a water jar to greet incoming visitors? Possibly also a statue with water like the one at the side of the throne room in the palace of Zimri-Lim, echoed on our seal k2.
M03	J720-J729JLW.J	gb	it is clear that this platform places a great symbolic significance on this doorway (and probably its matching doorway to the North).  What exactly it might have served for remains uncertain.  As a pedestal for guards seems unlikely given the elaborate color pattern.  For a statue?  For a water jar to greet incoming visitors?  Possibly also a statue with water like the one at the side of the throne room in the palace of Zimri-Lim, echoed on our seal k2.
N01	J720-J723JLW.J	jlw	several bricks were cleaned and inspected by conservation specialists.  They determined that the colors were quite bright and highly contrasting, adding impetus to the theory that this platform served some ceremonial function within the space.
O01	v0032	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032a	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032b	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032c	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032d	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032e	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0032f	J720-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0034	J721-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0048	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0048a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0048b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0048c	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051c	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	layer of material with brick color and texture.  Seen in section in the north and east baulks of k3 in the far NE corner, north of and at the same elevation as the top of wall, f155.  Layer is 5 cm thick.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0142	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0512	J719-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0165	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0165
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A20	J719-J719JLW4.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J719-J719JLW4.J	jlw	layer of brown materal, typical of local soil mixed with a bit of brick color, seen under reddish layer, f164, in section in the NE corner of k3. Thickness uncertain because it has not been fully excavated.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k3
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0164	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0166
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	w
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	possible mudbrick wall along E baulk of k9; the bricks, if any, were in such poor condition that it was impossible to determine whether it was indeed a wall or simply brickmelt.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>si f0144	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0167
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	layer of bones and sherds within pit f168, which cut wall f172
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0541	J722-J805AO.J	jlw
F02	<si q0554	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>si f0168	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0023	J708-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0168
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	no ct
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pt
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pt
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pit partially cutting E face of wall f172
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D03	J724-J724JL-R.J	jl	314 (43938 34555 - 8355 / Relay location: k 6)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si f0167	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>cu f0172	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0169
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	floor surface in E of k9, overlaid with white decayed vegetable material, possibly roots or straw
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D03	J724-J724JL-R.J	jl	318 (44674 36638 - 8619 / Relay location: k 9)
D03	JLW--J726JLWR.J	jl	318 (44674 36638 - 8619 / Relay location: k9)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0144	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	>co f0170	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0170
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	hard-packed accumulation under f169
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0169	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0552	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0558	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0559	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0565	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	<si q0566	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>co f0175	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0171
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	small pocket of red soil adjacent to wall f155 in NE corner of k4.  Might be deteriorated brick.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0557	J722-J805AO.J	j
F02	>ab f0155	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	light reddish brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	5yr6/4

  A09f0172
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A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	w
C03	J802-J806JL2.J	gb	We looked carefully for a matching wall to the N, digging a sounding trench below the level of the floor: the idea was that the stones may have been removed after the destruction of AR and might have left a trace.  But there was nothing of sort.  If a matching wall was there in a position similar to that of f155 (the curtain wall at the E end of the courtyard), it has vanished completely.  There is no trace of postholes, either, at least not in the narrow sounding excavated.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	360 (43830 34285 - 8335 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	361 (43982 34348 - 8333 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	362 (43923 34531 - 8337 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J731-J731JLWR.J	jlw	363 (43810 34479 - 8361 / Relay location: k6)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<cu f0168	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<bo f0125	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0042	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0043	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0053	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

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A20	J725-J725JLW1.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	fc
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	white floor surface first discovered at the end of the 1996 excavation season in A7 to the north of wall, f172.  About 3 sq m in area.  Coating is calcareous because it bubbled when lemon juice was poured onto a sample.  gb mentioned that this kind of floor had occasionally been found in other parts of the AK building.  There are no apparent walls to contain this surface.  Accumulation underneath does not appear to be heavily compacted and the surface is bumpy.  Slopes 8 cm down from N to S.  Elevation of the center is m2209+183-90.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si i0088	J722-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0174
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A20	J725-J725JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	no ct
A21	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	fl
B11	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	ashy layer of soil, about 3 meters long, built up from north to south against doorway a17.  Many small patches of nearly black material, including charcoal bits.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
K05	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	grayish brown
K06	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	10YR5/2

  A09f0175
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A20	J725-J725JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	ac
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	brownish soil throughout the entire 4 m N-S by 2 m E-W part of the locus being excavated.  Relatively clean with occasional chunks of more red material, possibly related to deteriorated bricks.  May be linked to accumulation, f104, in k3.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0170	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0576	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0580	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0581	J725-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0585	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0590	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0593	J726-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0602	J727-J805AO.J	jl
K05	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	pale brown
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J725-J725JLW1.J	jlw	10YR6/3
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3

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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pb
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pv
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	baked brick threshold in doorway a18, associated with pebble floor f80 and brick floor f190, laid over a thin layer of packing which rests on f190
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	single raised line of baked bricks along the north end of doorway a18, separating the doorway from the pebble floor of the courtyard, f80.  The bricks are 30cm square by 6cm thick and laid atop a thin layer of packing.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	326 (43419 35580 - 8299 / Relay location: a18)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	327 (43386 35568 - 8296 / Relay location: a18)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	328 (43336 35674 - 8294 / Relay location: a18)
D03	J727-J727JLWR.J	jlw	329 (43371 35710 - 8292 / Relay location: a18)
D03	J728-J728JLWR.J	jlw	339 (43345 35685 - 8293 / Relay location: k4)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>re f0190	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0046	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0046a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0177
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ac
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	reddish accumulation with brick chunks, linked to f113.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0594	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0180	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0178
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	is
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	is
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	is
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	possible half sill to doorway a18, located approximately in the middle of the doorway on the western side.  Photographed and removed.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>re f0190	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0038	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0039	J728-J806JL2.J	jl

  A09f0179
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	reddish brown accumulation in k9, probably the same as f177
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0605	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0180	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0180
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0087
A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0130
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	fi
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	fi
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	bf
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	bf
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brickfall, equals f130 and f87, also appears in section in A11 k22 to the E of A9 k4
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0177	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<co f0179	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0608	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0619	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0183	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	reddish yellow
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	7.5yr6/6
O01	v0047	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0181
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0184
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	a
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	red soil with brick chunks, NW of doorway a18, covered by f191
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0115	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<cu f0182	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0615	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0182	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pinkish gray
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	7.5yr7/2

  A09f0182
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	rectangular patch of dark soil within f181; we believed that this covered the stones of a western wall matching f155, but in digging down, we found no evidence of either the wall or the foundation.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0181	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<co f0184	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0616	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>cu f0181	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	light brownish gray
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	10yr6/2
O01	v0052	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0052a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0183
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0142
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brown soil under brickfall f180, equals f142, large quantities of sherds and bones
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0180	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0620	J727-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0624	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0185	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0184
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A01	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f0181
A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	red layer in NW corner of k6, equals f181
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0115	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0625	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0626	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0643	J801-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0182	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pinkish gray
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	7.5yr7/2

  A09f0185
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brown soil under f183, may be the same as f183 except lacking the quantities of bones and sherds
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k9
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0183	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0095	J728-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0096	J728-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si i0097	J728-J806JL2.J	jl
F02	<si q0630	J729-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0637	J731-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0639	J731-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0640	J801-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0641	J801-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0644	J801-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0645	J801-J805AO.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	light brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	7.5yr6/3

  A09f0186
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	bu
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	a
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	ly
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	soil above stone and sherd surface f187
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<si q0638	J731-J805AO.J	jl
F02	<si q0642	J801-J805AO.J	jl
F02	>co f0187	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0187
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	bu
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	is
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	ly
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	is
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	stone and sherd surface, arranged in an almost circular pattern around the N end of stub wall f172 in k 6
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<co f0186	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0042	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0042a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0188
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pv
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	gray brick paving in NE corner of k6, only partially visible because it extends into the N baulk, bricks are unbaked and are 35cm x 35cm
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	floor surface of sun-dried gray bricks, apparently associated with the pebble floor, f80/f150.  Bricks are 35cm square and the visible portion runs E-W wtith two courses visible (extends into the north baulk).  Area covered is about 3.8 m E-W and 1.15 m N-S.  Found by brushing surface that had dried for about 2 weeks after having been excavated.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	353 (44165 34945 - 8314 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	354 (44203 34958 - 8315 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	355 (44250 34864 - 8318 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J727-J730JLWR.J	aj	356 (44206 34847 - 8312 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J802-J802JLWR.J	aj	384 (44095 35284 - 8307 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J802-J802JLWR.J	aj	385 (44033 35273 - 8303 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J802-J802JLWR.J	aj	386 (44147 34968 - 8303 / Relay location: k6)
D03	J802-J802JLWR.J	aj	387 (44204 35025 - 8303 / Relay location: k6)
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>si f0100	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	light brownish gray
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3

  A09f0189
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	of
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	of
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	pf
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pf
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	very large stone places about 3m N of and in line with doorway a17, perhaps associated with wall f117, gives the appearance of a bench
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	large, rectangular stone placed opposite doorway a17, 4.9 m to the north.  Dimensions: 115 cm x 40 cm x 25 cm. Looks like a bench for someone watching the doorway
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>re f0100	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0044a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0190
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pv
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brick floor in doorway a18, unfired bricks with a very smooth top surface, forms floor of doorway between sectors D1 and F1
B11	J806-J806JLW1.J	jlw	sun-dried reddish bricks laid as a floor to doorway a18.  Bricks are 35cm square.  There is no sign of a door socket or rabbiting which means that the passageway from the kitchen to the courtyard was probably open.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k4
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	<re f0176	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
F02	<re f0178	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
O01	v0046	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0046a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0191
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	f
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	brick floor in k6, W of doorway a17, running N-S between a17 and wall f172, partially excavated by mistake in search for companion wall to wall f155 in the north.  Perhaps it originally covered W half of k6, including a17 doorway.
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>co f0117	J804-J804JL2.J	jl
K05	J805-J806JL.J	jl	pale brown
K06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	10yr6/3
O01	v0036	J724-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0043	J729-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0043	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0043a	J729-J806JL2.J	jl
O01	v0043a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0045	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0192
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A20	J804-J804JL2.J	!!	su
A20	J805-J806JL.J	!!	su
A21	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	f
A21	J805-J806JL.J	jl	f
B11	J804-J804JL2.J	jl	stone and sherd floor N of a17 and laid over pebble floor f150
D01	J805-J806JL.J	jl	k6
D06	J805-J806JL.J	jl	0 @top
F02	>co f0150	J804-J804JL2.J	jl

  A09f0193
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A20	J806-J806JLW.J	!!	is
A20	J806-J806JLW.J	!!	su
A21	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	is
A21	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	pb
B11	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	line of melon-sized stones extending south from the NW corner of large wall foundation, f155 to platform, f163.  Partially hidden by accumulation, so function unknown.
D01	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	k4
D06	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	>si f0100	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw

  A09f0194
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A20	J806-J806JLW.J	!!	is
A21	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	tr
B11	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	small test trench, approximately 30 cm sq, dug at the NW corner of baked brick platform, f163, to determine with which floor surface the platform was associated (we had presumed that since the platform and floor bricks were similar, they were built at the same time).  However, we found that the bottom course of brick was laid at the level of the pebble floor, f80, and conclude that the platform must be associated with it rather than the brick floor.
B11	L619-L619JLW.J	jlw	A sounding was taken late in MZ12(1999-J) to determine whether the baked brick platform, f163, was associated with the pebble floor, f80 or the brick floor, f84.   The sounding was made at the northeast corner of the baked brick platform f163 and was terminated when we encountered baked bricks similar to those in floor f84 in k5, about 2 meters away.  We were also interested in the relative relationship between the elevations of the two surfaces, which we assume are the same paving.  The bricks at the bottom of f194 are at an elevation of 8268, while the bricks at k5 are at an elevation of 8304.  This is logical since there is an obvious slope downward in the k5 bricks toward the ones at the bottom of f194.  Sketch 15 shows this relationship.
D01	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	k4
D06	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw	0 @top
F02	>cu f0081	J806-J806JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0051	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051a	J729-J807JL.J	jlw
O01	v0051b	J729-J807JL.J	jlw

  A09f0195
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A20	623--L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L623-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L623-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	topsoil layer about 5cm deep in k22. Soil moist, with clumps and roots.
D01	L623-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	9067 @top
F02	<si i0098	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0100	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0646	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0647	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0649	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0650	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	L623

  A09f0196
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A20	623--L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L623-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	ly
A21	L623-L919JW.J	jw	ly
B11	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	layer of stones and sherds in NE corner of k22.  Stones range from fist to melon size.
D01	L623-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	417 (45385 36583 - 8933 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	418 (45349 36673 - 9063 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	419 (45236 36623 - 9020 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	421 (45292 36514 - 9022 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	422 (45343 36479 - 9034 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L627-L627VP-R.J	vp	446 (45378 36425 - 9028 / Relay location: k22)
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	9046 @top
F02	<si q0784	L623-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0079	L802-L928JW.J	jlw

  A09f0197
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A20	623--L704JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L623-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L623-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	single layer of bricks in NW corner of k22. Function unknown.
D01	L623-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	414 (45382 36268 - 9021 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	415 (45477 36298 - 9051 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	416 (45432 36426 - 9059 / Relay location: k22)
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	9039 @top
F02	<si q0786	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0198
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A20	623--L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L623-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L623-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	very dense and fine-grained E-W band across the middle third of k22, south of bricks, f197, and layer, f196 in k22.
D01	L623-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	413 (45273 36227 - 9052 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	420 (45170 36603 - 9004 / Relay location: k22)
D06	L623-L919JW.J	jw	9039 @top
F02	<si f0203	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0099	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0648	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0783	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0785	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0199
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A20	623--L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	623--L704JLW.J	jlw	accumulation below topsoil, f195, in southern third of k22.  Soft in some places.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	427 (44966 36547 - 8856 / Relay location: k22)
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	8967 @top
F02	<si i0101	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0102	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0651	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0652	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0790	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0299	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
K03	L624-L919JW.J	jw	granular
P02	L624-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0200
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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	backfill
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	backfill
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	a mixture of backfill and topsoil, not immediately recognized until plastic was found.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	8949 @top
F02	<si q0653	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0204	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0212	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
K03	L624-L919JW.J	jw	granular
P02	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	L624
P02	L624-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0201
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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	baulk
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	twenty-five cm wide wedge of accumulation in NE corner of k21 caused by the change in alignment between the 1990 excavation of the step trench and this season's work. Pottery lot q653 used for the entire feature since stratigraphy was masked by the small size.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	9073 @top
F02	<si q0654	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	L624

  A09f0202
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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	topsoil in the western half of k21.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	9005 @top
F02	<si q0655	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0659	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0205	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0208	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
K03	L624-L919JW.J	jw	clumps and granules
P02	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	L624
P02	L624-L919JW.J	jw	soft

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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in a narrow block running NE to SW contained within accumulation, f198, in k22.  We though it could possibly be a grave, but there was no indication of this in the pottery lot, q656.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	423 (45358 36368 - 9025 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	424 (45354 36303 - 9013 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	425 (45294 36300 - 9000 / Relay location: k22)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	426 (45289 36367 - 9013 / Relay location: k22)
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	9017 @top
F02	<si q0656	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>si f0198	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw

  A09f0204
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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	ly
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	pb
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	about a 1 square meter patch of melon-sized stones in the SE corner of k21.  Reference elevation is 8947, about 50 cm higher than the stone path in the NE corner of A11.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	431 (45297 36014 - 8948 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	432 (45407 36055 - 8953 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	433 (45387 36085 - 8948 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	434 (45341 36170 - 8948 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	435 (45290 36159 - 8942 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	436 (45241 36111 - 8836 / Relay location: k21)
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	8947 @top
F02	<co f0200	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0205
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A20	L624-L706JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L624-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	pv
A21	L624-L919JW.J	jw	pv
B11	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw	horizontal layer of mud-brick in NW corner of expanded locus k21. Roughly square and over 6 square meters in size. Flat near the north baulk but slopes gradually from north to south, following the contour of the tell. Some parts are several courses high as it apperars to step down the slope to the south.  It is laid over a mud foundation, f273.  Reference elevation in the middle of the horizontal portion to the north is 9029.
D01	L624-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	428 (45571 36033 - 9031 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	429 (45466 35845 - 8977 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	430 (45342 35938 - 8966 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L627-L627VP-R.J	vp	442 (45455 35541 - 8979 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L627-L627VP-R.J	vp	443 (45719 35609 - 9024 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L627-L627VP-R.J	vp	444 (45368 35952 - 8975 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L627-L627VP-R.J	vp	445 (45418 35534 - 8972 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L706-L706VP-R.J	vp	449 (45576 36000 - 9031 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L706-L706VP-R.J	vp	450 (45371 35935 - 8980 / Relay location: k21)
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L624-L919JW.J	jw	9027 @top
F02	<co f0202	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<ab f0205	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<ab f0208	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0272	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	>ab f0205	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0206
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A20	L625-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L625-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L625-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	topsoil covering the one meter westward extension of k11.
D01	L625-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L625-L919JW.J	jw	8791 @top
F02	<si q0657	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0207	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
K03	L625-L919JW.J	jw	clumps
P02	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	L625
P02	L625-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0207
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A20	L625-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L625-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L625-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under topsoil in the one meter westward extension of k11.
D01	L625-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L625-L919JW.J	jw	8801 @top
F02	<co f0206	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0658	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0217	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
K03	L625-L919JW.J	jw	smooth when scraped
P02	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	L625
P02	L625-L919JW.J	jw	hard

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A20	L625-L706JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L625-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L625-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw	E-W retaining wall to the south of the brickwork surface, f205 in k21.  It is composed of a single stack of bricks of which about 8 courses are visible in the east baulk of A7. It is reasonable to presume that originally the wall rose to the level of the horizontal part of the brick surface near the N baulk to keep the entire platform level.
D01	L625-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L625-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L625-L919JW.J	jw	8981 @top
F02	<co f0202	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	>ab f0205	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0209
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A20	L626-L706JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L626-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L626-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	a mixture of topsoil and backfill that covers k10. Did not recognize it as a mixture until we encountered plastic that covered the 1990 excavations.
D01	L626-L919JW.J	jw	k10
F02	<si q0660	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	L626

  A09f0210
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A20	L626-L706JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L626-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	backfill
A21	L626-L919JW.J	jw	backfill
D01	L626-L919JW.J	jw	k11
F02	<si q0661	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0663	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	L626

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A20	L626-L706JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L626-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L626-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	mudbrick wall running N-S in the western portion of k10.  Top layer very eroded, perhaps from water that got underneath the plastic cover.
C99	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	in the NE corner of the locus, a yellow plastic disk with "f30" was attached to the top of the wall by a nail.  We presume that it was placed there in 1990.
D01	L626-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	465 (44492 35578 - 8719 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	466 (44493 35453 - 8718 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	467 (44569 35464 - 8725 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	468 (44646 35454 - 8725 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	469 (44609 35459 - 8730 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	470 (44613 35340 - 8736 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	471 (44563 35331 - 8736 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	472 (44408 35291 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	473 (44383 35338 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	474 (44384 35380 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	475 (44388 35429 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	476 (44361 35450 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	477 (44363 35388 - 8721 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	478 (44411 35480 - 8716 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L704-L704VP-R.J	vp	479 (44407 35435 - 8716 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	483 (44569 35423 - 8723 / Relay location: k10)
D06	L626-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L626-L919JW.J	jw	8765 @top
F02	<si q0709	L623-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0060a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0212
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A20	L626-L706JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L626-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A21	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L626-L919JW.J	jw	fi
B11	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	fill in a pit whose northern edge just touches the north baulk of k2. Material had some ash and was a variety of colors.  No Munsell taken. What remained of the pit was about 50 cm deep.
C99	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	red granular material found in the bottom of the pit.  From marks along the N baulk, we estimate that the pit, mostly excavated in l990 was 50 cm deep.
D01	L626-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	437 (45507 36120 - 8953 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	438 (45463 36158 - 8949 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L625-L626VP-R.J	vp	439 (45478 36203 - 8949 / Relay location: k21)
D06	L626-L919JW.J	jw	8982 @top
F02	<co f0200	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0747	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P01	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	removed L708
P02	L626-L706JLW.J	jlw	709.

  A09f0213
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A20	L627-L712JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L627-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	backfill
A21	L627-L919JW.J	jw	backfill
B11	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	backfill in k10 that had partially been converted to topsoil since the 1990 excavations. Did not keep qlots.
D01	L627-L919JW.J	jw	k10

  A09f0214
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A20	L627-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L627-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L627-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in the NE corner of k10.
D01	L627-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L627-L919JW.J	jw	8780 @top
F02	<si f0215	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0103	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0104	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0105	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0662	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0667	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0707	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0716	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0722	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0215
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A20	L627-L712JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L627-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	is
A21	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	ta
A21	L627-L919JW.J	jw	ta
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	ta
B11	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	clay body of a tanuur in the NE corner of k10. A part of a23.
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	clay shell of a relatively intact tannur, which is a part of a27.
D01	L627-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	463 (44622 35753 - 8778 / Relay location: k10)
D06	L627-L919JW.J	jw	8802 @top
F02	<si q0703	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>si f0214	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0059	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0059a	711--L925JW.J	jlw
P02	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	L702

  A09f0216
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A20	L627-L712JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L627-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A21	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L627-L919JW.J	jw	fi
B11	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	fill in tannur, a23. Soil was ashy, but no Munsell taken.
D01	L627-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L627-L919JW.J	jw	8802 @top
P02	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	L627.

  A09f0217
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A20	L627-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L627-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L627-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in k11.
D01	L627-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L627-L919JW.J	jw	8873 @top
F02	<co f0207	L625-L706JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0664	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0675	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0689	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0715	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0721	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0218	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0220	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
P02	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw	L628

  A09f0218
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A20	JW---O818JW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	a
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under accumulation, f217, and north of wall, f228, in k11. Texture is very hard and it powders when scraped. It also has charcoal inclusions, which are typically found in accumulations above floors.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8840 @top
F02	<co f0217	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0665	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0673	L623-L920JW.J	vp
I01	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	s4a
I99	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	Phase assignment based on pottery analysis by mkb.
K03	L628-L919JW.J	jw	powdery when scraped
P02	L628-L919JW.J	jw	very hard

  A09f0219
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation between wall, f211, and wall, f231 in k10.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8720 @top
F02	<si i0106	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0666	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0220
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under accumulation, f217, and south of wall, f228 in k11.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8822 @top
F02	<co f0217	L627-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0668	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0221
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	mudbricks that cap and seal pit, a24 in the NW corner of k11.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L706-L706VP-R.J	vp	451 (45187 35707 - 8862 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L706-L706VP-R.J	vp	452 (45197 35688 - 8827 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8862 @top
F02	<si i0107	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	>co f0222	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0057	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
O01	v0057a	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
P02	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	L628

  A09f0222
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	fi
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	fi
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	fi
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	fill in pit, a24 in the NW corner of k11. Found Khabur sherd here, i107.
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	found a thin layer of crumbly reddish brown material at the bottom of the pit.  The fill was free of ash.  Excavated by Suliman
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8820 @top
F02	<co f0221	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0669	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0723	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	L628.
P02	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	L704.

  A09f0223
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	topsoil in north baulk of k11. Soft and crumbly with lots of roots.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8948 @top
F02	<si q0670	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L628-L919JW.J	jw	crumbly
P02	L628-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0224
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	accumulation to the east of platform, a25, in k21.
C99	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	lowest Khabur sherd to date, not in a pit, found in floor accumulation at elevation 8930.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8948 @top
F02	<si i0129	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0130	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0671	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0672	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0740	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0746	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0748	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0751	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	L708
P02	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	L708

  A09f0225
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	foundation
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	foundation
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	dried, very hard mud-like material running N-S, roughly through the middle of k11. It is one meter wide and close to two meters deep in some places. Furthermore, it appears as if it was poured into a trench that cut a number of earlier architectural features.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	513 (45230 35841 - 8933 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	514 (44864 36249 - 8932 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8939 @top
F02	>cu f0228	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	>cu f0228	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
F02	>cu f0240	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
F02	>cu f0268	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
K03	L628-L919JW.J	jw	dense
O01	v0058	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060b	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060c	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060d	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060e	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0061	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0070	L801-L926JW.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L929JW.J	jlw
O01	v0081	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0081	L802-L929JW.J	jlw
P02	L628-L919JW.J	jw	hard

  A09f0226
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	ta
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	ta
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	mostly intact shell of a tannur in the center of the N baulk of k10.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8743 @top
O01	v0060a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0227
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	backfill
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	backfill
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	backfill that has been turned into topsoil after 12 years since the MZ6 excavations on the N baulk of k10. Not immediately recognized as such until plastic sheeting discovered.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8848 @top
K03	L628-L919JW.J	jw	crumbly
P02	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	L728
P02	L628-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0228
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	E-W mudbrick wall in the middle of k11. Gives the impression of a curtain wall separating two areas of the same space. Cut by foundation f225 on the east end.
C03	925--L925JW.J	jlw	this E-W wall appears to end in the SW quadrant of k11 and has a curious mudbrick structure, f258 attached at the western end. Inspection of the section formed by the east face of the eastern boundary of A7 reveals that there is brick work that would correspond to a continuation of that wall line further to the west. Therefore it is possible that the western end of wall, f229 and the brick structure, f258 form the eastern part of a doorway.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	518 (44904 35762 - 8837 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	519 (44938 35580 - 8850 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	520 (45003 35593 - 8854 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	517 (44967 35773 - 8839 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8852 @top
F02	<cu f0225	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw
F02	<cu f0225	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
O01	v0058	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060b	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0060c	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0070	L801-L926JW.J	jlw
O01	v0081	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0081	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

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A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	is
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	w
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	N-S mudbrick wall along the east side of k11.  Possibly associated with f228 wall, but this is difficult to verify because of the presence of the f225 foundation.
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	w
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	further excavation of accumulation, f219, in the vicinity of the foundation/fill, f225, revealed the north face of this wall.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	525 (44586 35363 - 8879 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	526 (45014 36017 - 8897 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	527 (44854 35956 - 8865 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	528 (44870 35858 - 8853 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	529 (44930 35867 - 8863 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	530 (44921 35906 - 8866 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	560 (45027 35940 - 8879 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8879 @top

  A09f0230
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	pv
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	pv
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	pavement of pebbles and sherds to the east of the f211 wall in k10. Elevation is 8720.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8720 @top
O01	v0060a	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0071	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0231
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A20	L628-L712JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L628-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L628-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L628-L712JLW.J	jlw	N-S mudbrick wall running along the east edge of k10. The southern end was accidentally cut in MZ12 during the excavation of k7.
D01	L628-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	506 (44326 35635 - 8716 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	507 (44339 35669 - 8727 / Relay location: k10)
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L628-L919JW.J	jw	8758 @top
O01	v0060a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0232
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	508 (44684 35810 - 8741 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	509 (44801 35425 - 8809 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	510 (44908 35451 - 8828 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	511 (44810 35828 - 8831 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	512 (44839 35753 - 8833 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8866 @top
F02	<si q0674	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0684	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0233
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	ts
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8959 @top
F02	<si i0109	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0676	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0234
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8849 @top
F02	<si i0108	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0677	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0235
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	pb
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8722 @top

  A09f0236
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8953 @top
F02	<si i0119	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0678	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0725	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0237
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8963 @top
F02	<si i0110	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0679	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0681	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0685	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0688	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0697	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0700	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0702	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0238
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	a
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	believed it to be a N-S wall along the western edge of k11 and linked to the E-W wall, f228.  Further investigation on L703 revealed it to be accumulation.
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8853 @top
P01	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	excavated as f256 on L703.

  A09f0239
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	ta
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	461 (45058 35610 - 8820 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8820 @top
F02	<si i0111	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
O01	v0058	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
O01	v0058a	L624-L924JW.J	jlw
P02	L630-L919JW.J	jw	5YR5/6

  A09f0240
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A20	L630-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	L630-L919JW.J	jw	fi
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	a
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	found that the accumulation was really the fill of a very large pit, a29, that was cut by the foundation/fill, f225, and appears to be well over 2 meters in diameter.  This accounts for the ashy color and texture noted on L630.
D01	L630-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L630-L919JW.J	jw	8932 @top
F02	<cu f0225	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
F02	<si i0115	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0680	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0683	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0687	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0710	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0711	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0712	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0720	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0241
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A20	JW---O818JW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	aa
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	accumulation between the N-S wall, f238 and E-W wall, f228 in k11.  It shows evidence of living accumulations, with artifacts sherds, and small pieces of charcoal.  Dug by Tariq.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8880 @top
F02	<si i0112	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0113	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0114	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0682	L623-L920JW.J	vp
I01	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	s4a
I99	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	Phase assignment based on pottery analysis by mkb.
P02	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	L701

  A09f0242
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	pc
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	pc
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	pile of mixed stones, accumulation, and sherds about 170cm square in the NE corner of k14.  Contained a doorsocket, i116.  Dug by Mizer.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
F02	<si i0116	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0686	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0690	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0691	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	L701

  A09f0243
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	several distinct courses of bricks extending across the south face of the north baulk of k10.  In some places in the west and center parts, the bricks appear to be one course wide.  In other places to the east, there appears to be several courses to the north.  gb suggested that this may be a retaining wall for a platform to support the walls and floors to the north in k11.  Dug by Ali.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	497 (44733 35510 - 8802 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	504 (44627 35747 - 8774 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	505 (44722 35508 - 8797 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	497 (44727 35511 - 8802 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	498 (44670 35754 - 8815 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	499 (44640 35750 - 8814 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	505 (44721 35509 - 8802 / Relay location: k10)
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8817 @top
F02	<si q0698	L623-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0060a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0244
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	several courses of bricks about 1m below the surface in the east baulk of k14.  More in less in line with the building walls in A11.  Discovered by Anwar.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	9086 @top
K05	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	reddish yellow
K06	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	5YR6/8

  A09f0245
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	ta
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	ta
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	a number of pieces of the container, ashy material, and what looks like metal slag in the north baulk of k10.  Appears to be sunk into the brick surface of f243.  Dug by Ali.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8800 @top
K05	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	yellowish red
K06	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	5YR5/8
P02	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	L701

  A09f0246
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	fi
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	fill in the tannur container, f247.  Dug by Ali.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8800 @top
F02	<si q0692	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K05	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	light brown
K06	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	10YR6/4
P02	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	L701

  A09f0247
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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	fb
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	fb
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	floor surface in k11 bounded on the west by N-S wall, f238, and E-W wall 228.  It is highly compacted and, although not plastered, does appear to have very small flakes of a gypsum like material as inclusions.  The unfinished tannur and several sherds appear to rest on this floor.  It is as of yet impossible to tell whether it is cut by the fill/foundtion, f225.  Dug by Tariq.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8803 @top
F02	<si q0693	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L701-L919JW.J	jw	white powder

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A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	pt
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	pt
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	pt
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	pit in the NE corner of the baulk in k11.  It is difficult to tell at this point whether or not, it is accumlation around the enclosed tannur, a23. The material is slightly ashy with a very powdery texture. Dug by Ali.
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	this was a pit most likely dug to contain the tannur, f215, and sink the mouth to about floor level.
C99	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	removal started on L701
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	464 (44621 35781 - 8757 / Relay location: k10)
F02	<si q0695	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K05	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	light yellowish brown
K06	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	10YR6/4
O01	v0059	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0059a	711--L925JW.J	jlw
P02	L701-L919JW.J	jw	soft
P02	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	L702

  A09f0249
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A20	JW---O818JW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L701-L701JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L701-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	aa
A21	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L701-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	accumulation to the south of E-W wall, f228, and N-S wall, f238.  On the south it is bounded by the south baulk.
D01	L701-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L701-L919JW.J	jw	8816 @top
F02	<si i0117	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0694	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0696	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0701	L623-L920JW.J	vp
I01	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	s4a
I99	JW---O818JW1.J	jl	Phase assignment based on pottery analysis by mkb.
K05	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	light yellowish brown
K06	L701-L701JLW.J	jlw	10YR6/4

  A09f0250
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A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L702-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L702-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	accumulation along a 1 meter westward extension of k10.  It probably represents the stopping point of the MZ10 and 1990 excavations of A2, judging by the plastic sheeting visible there.  It is dense and hard with alternating streaks of light and dark material, indicating that it was once used as or located very near a living/working space. Dug by Tariq.
C99	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	excavation began on L702
D01	L702-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L702-L919JW.J	jw	8741 @top
F02	<si q0699	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L702-L919JW.J	jw	hard

  A09f0251
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A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L702-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	fb
A21	L702-L919JW.J	jw	fb
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	dense,hard-packed material south of wall, f228, in k11.  Many sherds lying flat on the surface which had no clearly defined start or stop point.  One must assume that it was built up over time with living accumulation and tamped down to make it smooth and firm.  It is at the same elevation (8803) as floor, f247 to the north of wall, f228.  Dug by Suliman.
C99	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	excavated on L702
D01	L702-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L702-L919JW.J	jw	8803 @top
K03	L702-L919JW.J	jw	white powder
P02	L702-L919JW.J	jw	hard

  A09f0252
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A20	925--L925JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L702-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	925--L925JW.J	jlw	foundation
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L702-L919JW.J	jw	foundation
B11	925--L925JW.J	jlw	a series of mud cement blocks, most likely forming an E-W wall foundation that is associated with a similar, but slightly larger N-S wall, f225. At one time we thought that this feature was an isolated block of material, but after thorough drying it is clear that it is a succession of regular additions, probably made one after another in a trench dug into accumulation that covered the previous phase. Evidence for this conclusion is that f225 cuts both wall, f228, and floors, f247 and f251, and f252 cuts floor 251.
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	a 1 cubic meter cube of very dense, hard packed material immediately to the south face of the "T" in the west end of wall, f228, in k11. We once thought it was part of the N-S wall, f238, but it is not made of mud brick.  Dug by Suliman.
C03	925--L925JW.J	jlw	jw carefully inspected the mud cement (pise) architectural wall/foundation features that run N-S, f225, and E-W, f252, respectively. There is an exposed outside corner (SE) in the SE quadrant of k11 that clearly shows that they form a single, continuous wall that turns to the west and continues for about 5 meters through the west baulk of k11 to A7 where it may turn to the north. (It is not possible to say this with certainty because f252 was cut by a large rectangular N-S pit just inside A7.) One may further speculate that the line of bricks placed atop an accumulation and fill that may be seen in section in the west baulk of k11 in the NW quadrant are associated with these walls. The brick paving and the fill would have covered the space partially defined by E-W wall, f228.
C99	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	excavation began on L702
D01	L702-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	521 (44918 35685 - 8799 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	522 (44903 35755 - 8804 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	523 (44866 35676 - 8713 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	524 (44857 35740 - 8800 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L702-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L702-L919JW.J	jw	8848 @top
F02	<si q0704	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L702-L919JW.J	jw	dense
O01	v0060b	711--L925JW.J	jlw
P02	L702-L919JW.J	jw	hard

  A09f0253
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A20	L702-L702JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L702-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A21	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L702-L919JW.J	jw	fi
B11	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	material behind and underneath the brickwork, f243, in the eastern edge of the north baulk of k10.  Dug by Ali.  Material is crumbly and relatively clean of sherds and bones.
C99	L702-L702JLW.J	jlw	excavation began on L702
D01	L702-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L702-L919JW.J	jw	8798 @top
F02	<si q0705	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L702-L919JW.J	jw	crumbly
P02	L702-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0254
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A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L703-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L703-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	accumulation immediately atop and alongside extensive brickwork, f255, throughout k14. Excavated by Anwar and Mizar.
C99	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	excavation started L703
D01	L703-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	8895 @top
F02	<si i0118	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0121	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0126	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0128	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0155	LX03-LX03JW1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0706	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0713	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0714	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0718	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0719	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0726	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0728	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0729	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0735	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L703-L919JW.J	jw	hard
K05	L703-L919JW.J	jw	has soft pockets
P02	L703-L919JW.J	jw	10YR7/3

  A09f0255
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A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L703-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L703-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	extensive brickwork in SE corner of k14. Not yet able to determine what it is, but about 5 courses are now visible in some places.
C99	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	first discovered at the very end of L702 by Mizar
D01	L703-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	559 (45204 35924 - 8934 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	571 (44155 37298 - 8909 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	572 (44345 37371 - 8907 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	573 (44380 37241 - 8891 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	574 (44199 37187 - 8896 / Relay location: k14)
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	8895 @top
O01	v0074	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0256
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A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L703-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L703-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	accumulation along the west edge of k11 that we once believed to be wall, f238, because the top appeared to contain brick-sized blocks which seemed to be oriented perpendicular to wall, f238. Further exploration by Suliman indicated that it was composed of relatively parallel bands of various colors and was moderately compacted.
D01	L703-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	8856 @top
F02	<si q0708	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	L703

  A09f0257
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A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L703-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L703-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in k21 in a 30cm wide strip between the western edge of the pavement, f205, and the eastern edge of the excavations in A7.  Dug by Tariq.  Found several Khabur sherds, the first that were not from a pit and a possible seal impression.
C99	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	excavation began on L703
D01	L703-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	9031 @top
F02	<si q0717	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0743	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0258
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A20	L703-L703JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L703-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L703-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L703-L703JLW.J	jlw	what may be a small westward extension attached to the western face of E-W wall, f228, in k11.  Bricks, if that is really what they are, are of low quality.  Size is about 1 standard brick square. Disovered by Suliman.
D01	L703-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	555 (45020 35555 - 8795 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	556 (44935 35531 - 8795 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	557 (44930 35581 - 8795 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	558 (45010 35590 - 8795 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L703-L919JW.J	jw	8831 @top

  A09f0259
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A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L704-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L704-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	E-W mud brick wall just south of the N baulk in the eastern portion of k10.  It may be associated with N-S wall, f231. Dug by Ali
D01	L704-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	500 (44649 35689 - 8763 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	501 (44671 35637 - 8757 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	502 (44633 35643 - 8754 / Relay location: k10)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	503 (44625 35686 - 8760 / Relay location: k10)
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	8765 @top

  A09f0260
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A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L704-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	ac
A21	L704-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under floor, f247 in k11 N of wall f228.  It is difficult to tell whether it is packing under f247 or just another layer of that feature that did not get sprinkled with gypsum. Dug by Suliman.
D01	L704-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	8795 @top
F02	<si i0120	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0122	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0125	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0724	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0730	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0261
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A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L704-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L704-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in the North baulk of k11, under accumlation f236, W of foundation, f225. Dug by Tariq.
D01	L704-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	8918 @top
F02	<si q0727	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0262
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A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	of
A20	L704-L919JW.J	!!	of
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	rh
A21	L704-L919JW.J	jw	rh
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	rodent burrow running E-W beginning in the far NE corner of k10 and extending through wall, f231, and turning southward across to the middle of the locus. It appears to be the size that a gerbil might make.
D01	L704-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	575 (44388 37240 - 8864 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	576 (44395 37105 - 8855 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	577 (44374 37096 - 8855 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	578 (44370 37235 - 8764 / Relay location: k14)
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	8728 @top
O01	v0071	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0263
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A20	L704-L704JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L704-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L704-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L704-L704JLW.J	jlw	a single line of bricks, extending west about 2 meters from the SW corner of the brickwork, f255.
D01	L704-L919JW.J	jw	k14
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L704-L919JW.J	jw	8862 @top
O01	v0074	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0264
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8713 @top
F02	<si i0123	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0124	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0731	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0732	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0265
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	pc
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8704 @top

  A09f0266
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	a
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8704 @top
F02	<si i0127	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0733	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0734	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0267
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	bk
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	493 (45143 36054 - 8826 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	494 (45185 35936 - 8821 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	495 (45142 35928 - 8821 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	496 (45109 36048 - 8825 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	579 (45240 35721 - 8856 / Relay location: k14)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	580 (45195 35558 - 8879 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	581 (45176 35651 - 8876 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	582 (45245 35672 - 8878 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	583 (45269 35591 - 8887 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	584 (45249 35646 - 8886 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	585 (45226 35644 - 8886 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	586 (45217 35622 - 8883 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	587 (45218 35567 - 8886 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	588 (45269 35731 - 8859 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	589 (45145 35819 - 8845 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	590 (45158 35745 - 8843 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	591 (45175 35763 - 8851 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	592 (45164 35821 - 8857 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	593 (45225 35761 - 8855 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	594 (45241 35834 - 8859 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	595 (45242 35716 - 8871 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	596 (45269 35730 - 8880 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	597 (45279 35692 - 8876 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L710-L710VP-R.J	vp	598 (45244 35675 - 8875 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8871 @top
F02	<si q0736	L623-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0061	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0061a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0268
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	LX03-LX03JW2.J	!!	is
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	foundation
A21	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	w
B11	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	wall built of mud cement (pise) and appears to extend E-W from somewhere in k12, west through k11, where it appears in section in the east baulk, at the bottom of the excavation on the east side and in parts to the west and into A7, where it appears in section on the west face of the east baulk. It also appears to be cut by N-S wall, f225. Because it was cut by several pits between f225 and the west baulk, parts of f268 are difficult to trace due to the lack of a good section.
C03	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	this wall was cut by wall, f225 and pits a24 and a29, all of which were associated with Khabur pottery, Phase 5 of the occupation of the tell. On the other hand, none was found in the material at the elevation of this feature. Therefore jlw concludes that f268 is associated with the last stages of Phase 4.
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	487 (45046 36021 - 8829 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	488 (45086 35911 - 8824 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	489 (44932 35871 - 8825 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	490 (44930 35907 - 8826 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	491 (45036 35930 - 8826 / Relay location: k11)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	492 (45019 36015 - 8827 / Relay location: k11)
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8823 @top
F02	<cu f0225	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
F02	<ab f0269	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
F02	<ab f0357	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
O01	v0061	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0061a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0269
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	LX03-LX03JW2.J	!!	fi
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	pt
A21	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	fi
B11	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	this feature, was first seen in the east baulk of k11, in a N-S section, after cleaning the excavation from MZ6. It was our impression that it was a half section of a pit.  From the bottom up, this feature appears as a series of layers, including red, brown and gray material which rise upward against the south face of the pise wall, f268. After about 10cm of these layers, there is at least 40cm of disorganized bricky material above.
C03	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw	most pits we encounter are round, with the bottom in the shape of a half sphere. To a degree, this is what we appear to be seeing. However the E-W section through what would be the center of a small pit shows the bottom layers to be flat. This means that either the pit was very oblong in the EW direction or that this feature is not a pit. The E-W section also shows N-S courses of brick, f229 laid on top of the layers, not the disorganized jumble of f269. jlw concludes that f269 is really accumulation or fill atop a floor system that extends south and west from pise wall, f268. The excavators (including jlw) did not recognize it and dug it out to its present state. The rise of the top layers of f269 along the south edge of f268 is typical of the intersection of walls and floors. The material in the top may well be brickfall or fill for the next phase of building, marked by N-S pise wall, f225, which cuts f268.
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8889 @top
F02	>ab f0268	LX03-LX03JW2.J	jlw
O01	v0061	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0061a	711--L925JW.J	jlw

  A09f0270
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	w
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	1965 @top

  A09f0271
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	w
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8723 @top

  A09f0272
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A20	L705-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L705-L919JW.J	jw	w
D01	L705-L919JW.J	jw	k10
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L705-L919JW.J	jw	8721 @top
F02	<co f0205	L624-L706JLW.J	jlw

  A09f0273
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A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	foundation
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	8991 @top
O01	v0080	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0080	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0274
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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	ts
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	topsoil in k23
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	8993 @top
F02	<si q0737	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0738	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0276	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw
P02	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	L707

  A09f0275
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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	ts
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	topsoil in k24 covered by a thick layer of dirt used to construct berms to divert water from excavations to the south.
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	9042 @top
F02	<si q0741	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0758	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0759	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0763	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	bu
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	a
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	a
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	accumulation under topsoil, f274 in k23. Resembles accumulation around brickwork in k14.
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	noticed that the accumulation on the west side of k23 was soft, although the same color as the harder material on the east side.  Also noticed that brickwork was appearing in the NW corner.
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	9035 @top
F02	<co f0274	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw
F02	<si f0278	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0134	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0136	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0739	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0742	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0745	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0757	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0760	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0762	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0766	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0768	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0770	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0773	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0776	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0777	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0779	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0780	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0803	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0804	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0303	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw

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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	su
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	pb
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	pb
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	a line of large stones extending N-S along the middle southern edge of k21. Measured for AutoCAD plot. One stone was half of a quern.
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	533 (45309 35962 - 8950 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	534 (45303 35977 - 8950 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	535 (45219 35968 - 8950 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	536 (45219 35981 - 8960 / Relay location: k21)
D03	L707-L707VP-R.J	vp	537 (45244 35988 - 8950 / Relay location: k21)
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	8950 @top
F02	<si q0744	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0279	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw
P02	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	L707

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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	su
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	pb
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	pb
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	a large pile of pebbles, stones and sherds, most likely deposited by gully wash between slight rises to the east and west.
C01	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	while removing the stones and sherds, jlw noticed that there was a disorganized group with a white coating on one side.  They may have been part of a nearby floor that washed down the gully to the findspot.
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	548 (45262 36909 - 9019 / Relay location: k23)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	549 (45170 36885 - 8998 / Relay location: k23)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	550 (45104 36874 - 8948 / Relay location: k23)
D03	L707-L707VP1R.J	vp	551 (45095 36696 - 8979 / Relay location: k23)
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	9024 @top
F02	<si i0131	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0749	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0750	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0752	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0753	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0754	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0755	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0756	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>si f0276	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0078	L802-L927JW.J	jlw
P02	L708-L708JLW.J	jlw	L708

  A09f0279
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A20	L707-L707JLW1.J	!!	su
A20	L707-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	pb
A21	L707-L919JW.J	jw	pb
B11	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw	reddish stones below stones in f277, which appear to follow the east boundary of wall foundation, f225 and platform foundation, f273.
D01	L707-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	612 (44979 37379 - 8997 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	613 (45047 37399 - 8993 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	614 (45088 37310 - 8976 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	615 (45095 37313 - 8974 / Relay location: k24)
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L707-L919JW.J	jw	8929 @top
F02	<co f0277	L707-L707JLW1.J	jlw

  A09f0280
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	densly rooted, richly organic material in k31 that probably represents a mixture of true topsoil and backfill. Pottery lot q761 is probably not useful for diagnostic purposes.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9079 @top
F02	<si q0761	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	L709

  A09f0281
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	a N-S line of bricks visible low in the previously excavated portion of k31 along the original west baulk of the 1990 excavation, which is skewed to the east of the current grid. As close as jlw can tell, the yellow tag with "f21" belonged to this feature.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	620 (46065 36122 - 9177 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	621 (46051 36174 - 9180 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	622 (45991 36149 - 9169 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	623 (45716 36084 - 9091 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	624 (45724 36047 - 9091 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	627 (46004 36113 - 9163 / Relay location: k31)
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9047 @top
K03	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	at least one of the bricks is baked and was relayed and registered as item 133.
O01	v0062	711--L925JW.J	jlw

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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	substantial mudbrick wall, possibly as much as one meter thick that runs E-W along the north baulk of k31.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	625 (45942 36595 - 9181 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	626 (45916 36589 - 9179 / Relay location: k31)
D03	L719-L719VP-R.J	vp	633 (45995 36481 - 9168 / Relay location: k31)
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9178 @top
O01	v0082	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0082	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0283
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	s
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	s
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	bu
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	bu
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	intrusive, modern burial dug at about a 45 degree angle into wall, f282, along the N baulk of k31. Bones, item 132, appear to be that of a very young child, perhaps 6 months old, according to the physical anthropologist from the Como Institute.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D03	L709-L709VP-R.J	vp	561 (45961 36267 - 9079 / Relay location: k31)
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9079 @top
F02	<si i0132	L623-L920JW1.J	vp

  A09f0284
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	two horizontal bricks that appear on the surface on the west side of the north baulk of k21. Almost certainly they are a continuation of f204.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	8382 @top

  A09f0285
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	pb
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	pb
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	two large stones with a flat, horizontal top surfaces, in the middle of the north baulk of k31, on the surface. They are at elevation 9087, virtually the same as the f284 bricks and are directly north of the f205 paving, whose elevation is 8947.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k21
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9087 @top

  A09f0286
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A20	L709-L709JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L709-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L709-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	a
B11	L709-L709JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under the plastic sheeting that covered the 1990 excavations in k31.
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	began to discover lots of plastic sheeting in many parts of the locus at deeper levels than we had encountered previously.  It is unlikely that the pottery collected today in q765 is anything but a mixture of many levels and not suitable for dating.
D01	L709-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D06	L709-L919JW.J	jw	9076 @top
F02	<si i0133	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0764	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0765	L623-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0287
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A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L710-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L710-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under topsoil, f275 in k24.
D01	L710-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	8997 @top
F02	<si i0135	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0139	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0767	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0769	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0771	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0772	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0775	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0778	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0781	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0788	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0792	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0793	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0796	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0798	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0800	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0802	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0805	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0297	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0062	711--L925JW.J	jlw
O01	v0073	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0288
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A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L710-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L710-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	a line of badly deteriorated brickwork appearing in the west half of the N baulk of k23 and running to the south for about 1.5 meters.  It gives the initial impression of being a wall-top.
D01	L710-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	-10 @bottom
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	8993 @top
O01	v0078	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0289
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A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L710-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L710-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	a single course of baked bricks running E-W and joining bricks, f281, in the NE corner of k31 to form a tomb, a32, that is documented to some extent in the MZ6 excavations of A3 conducted in 1980.
D01	L710-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	-10 @bottom

  A09f0290
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A20	L710-L710JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L710-L919JW.J	!!	su
A21	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	pv
A21	L710-L919JW.J	jw	pv
B11	L710-L710JLW.J	jlw	brick pavement just under the surface on the far west side of k31 in the new grid orientation.  Undoubtedly a part of platform a25, that now extends from the southern part of k21, north to the north edge of the north boundary of k31, a distance of 10 meters.  It is a least 4 meters wide.
D01	L710-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L710-L919JW.J	jw	9114 @top
F02	<co f0291	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw

  A09f0291
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A20	L711-L711JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L711-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L711-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw	thin layer of topsoil covering the north portion of wall, a25, along the west edge of k31.
D01	L711-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D06	L711-L919JW.J	jw	9141 @top
F02	<si q0774	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0290	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw
P02	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw	L711
P02	L711-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0292
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A20	L711-L711JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L711-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L711-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L711-L711JLW.J	jlw	thick layer of topsoil covering the entire portion of k15 to be excavated. The material is soft and small roots abound.
D01	L711-L919JW.J	jw	k15
D06	L711-L919JW.J	jw	9052 @top
F02	<si q0782	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0787	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0791	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0794	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0300	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
P02	L711-L919JW.J	jw	soft
P02	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	L714

  A09f0293
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A20	L712-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L712-L923JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L712-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	a
B11	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	accumulation beneath f196, f197 and f198 in the north half of k22. It is very pale brown which is in the range of both the color of the soil beneath the topsoil on this part of the tell and the color of mudbricks used in walls and platforms. It is very hard and may possibly be either a mud cement platform or a wall foundation. It has a softer pocket of the same kind of material, f294 in the center.
D01	L712-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L712-L919JW.J	jw	9041 @top
O01	v0079	L802-L928JW.J	jlw

  A09f0294
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A20	L712-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L712-L923JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L712-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	a
B11	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	a relatively soft patch of accumulation contained within a roughly semi-circular shallow pocket centered in f293 with the flat part touching the north baulk in the north half of k22.
D01	L712-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L712-L919JW.J	jw	9005 @top
F02	<si q0789	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0298	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
P02	L712-L919JW.J	jw	soft

  A09f0295
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A20	L712-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L712-L923JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L712-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	foundation
B11	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	mass of hard, uniformly dense material in the west part of the north baulk of k11. From the top down, it looked as if there were several rows of bricks on top. This may have been the case, and when seen in section in the west baulk there are bricks just under the topsoil which sit atop a cement foundation. However, the elevation of the bottom of the bricks is above the top of this feature. Therefore jlw concludes that what we are seeing is the eastward extent of the foundation, not brickwork. The relationship, if any with platform/wall a25 is not clear. This feature may be a southern extension of a25 or a platform from a different Phase.  jlw favors the latter interpretation because no Khabur pottery was found with this feature whereas there was Khabur ware in and around a25 to the north at a somewhat higher elevation.
D01	L712-L919JW.J	jw	k11
D06	L712-L919JW.J	jw	8889 @top
O01	v0070	L801-L926JW.J	jlw

  A09f0296
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A20	L712-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L712-L923JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L712-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	L712-L923JW.J	jlw	line of bricks along the south baulk in the SE quadrant of k22 that seems to contrast in color with an accumulation just to the north in which can be seen pebbles and sherds.
D01	L712-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L712-L919JW.J	jw	8944 @top
F02	<ab f0301	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw
O01	v0079	L802-L928JW.J	jlw

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A20	L714-L919JW.J	!!	su
A20	L714-L923JW1.J	!!	su
A21	L714-L919JW.J	jw	pb
A21	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	pb
B11	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	a group of several large stones arranged in the shape of the letter "L" extending along and south of the middle of the north baulk of k24. vp believes that they may be part of an entrance to a structure just to the north in k34 since one of the stones is a door socket.
D01	L714-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	610 (45055 37420 - 8989 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L714-L714VP-R.J	vp	611 (44977 37387 - 8999 / Relay location: k24)
D06	L714-L919JW.J	jw	8994 @top
F02	<co f0287	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0064	L801-L926JW.J	jlw

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A20	L714-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L714-L923JW1.J	!!	caf
A21	L714-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	bk
B11	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	a line of a single N-S course of bricks extending south out of the north baulk of k22 that seem to sit atop foundation f293. They may part of a scattered occupation phase that reused major components of earlier structural elements.
D01	L714-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L714-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L714-L919JW.J	jw	9012 @top
F02	<co f0294	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0079	L802-L928JW.J	jlw

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A20	L714-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L714-L923JW1.J	!!	bu
A21	L714-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	a
B11	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	accumulation in the SW quarter of k22, under accumulation, f199.
D01	L714-L919JW.J	jw	k22
D06	L714-L919JW.J	jw	8944 @top
F02	<co f0199	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0795	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0301	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw

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A20	L714-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L714-L923JW1.J	!!	bu
A21	L714-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	a
B11	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw	accumulation in k15 under a thin layer of topsoil, f292.  The locus slopes sharply upward from west to east and we are digging this accumlation in a wedge shape to level the square.
D01	L714-L919JW.J	jw	k15
D06	L714-L919JW.J	jw	9068 @top
F02	<co f0292	L714-L923JW1.J	jlw
F02	<si f0302	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw
F02	<si i0137	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0138	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0140	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0141	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0142	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0143	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0797	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0801	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0806	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0807	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0811	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0815	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0816	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0819	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L715-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A20	L715-L923JW2.J	!!	bu
A21	L715-L919JW.J	jw	fi
A21	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	a
B11	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	accumulation below f299 in the SW corner of k22.  We had originally believed that it was ash from a large pit.  However, closer inspection reveals it to be an ashy layer of accumulation that builds up from west to east. This can be seen in E-W sections in the middle and along the N baulk of the locus. The eastern containment has not been found, but it appears to be contained in the south by a line of bricks, possibly a wall, f296.
D01	L715-L919JW.J	jw	k22
F02	<co f0299	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0799	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>ab f0296	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw

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A20	L715-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L715-L923JW2.J	!!	caf
A21	L715-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	bk
B11	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	an amalgam of baked and unbaked bricks that is relatively unorganized in the NE quadrant of k15, along the N baulk. We thought it may have been a grave, since the seal, i138, and a seal impression, i137, were found in the vicinity of the feature. However, no bones or other artifacts were found here.
D01	L715-L919JW.J	jw	k15
D03	L718-L718VP-R.J	vp	654 (44296 37751 - 9077 / Relay location: k15)
D06	L715-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L715-L919JW.J	jw	9077 @top
F02	<si q0813	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>si f0300	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw
O01	v0063	L801-L926JW.J	jlw
O01	v0063a	L801-L926JW.J	jlw

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A20	L715-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L715-L923JW2.J	!!	bu
A21	L715-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	a
B11	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw	accumulation under accumulation, f276, in the east half of k23.
D01	L715-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D06	L715-L919JW.J	jw	8904 @top
F02	<co f0276	L715-L923JW2.J	jlw
F02	<si q0808	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L716-L716JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L716-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L716-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	darker accumulation to the west of N-S wall, f288, and under accumulation, f276 in the western third of k23.
D01	L716-L919JW.J	jw	k23
D06	L716-L919JW.J	jw	8916 @top
F02	<si q0809	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0812	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	L716

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A20	L716-L716JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L716-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L716-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under accumulation, f287, first seen in the vicinity of large, mostly intact jar, i139, but probably extending over much of k24.
D01	L716-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L716-L919JW.J	jw	8944 @top
F02	<si i0144	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0810	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0814	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0818	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0820	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0821	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0823	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0824	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0826	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0831	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L716-L716JLW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L716-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	fl
A21	L716-L919JW.J	jw	fl
B11	L716-L716JLW.J	jlw	floor under accumulation, f305 in k24. It has thin, very brittle laminations that are typical of standing water.  Containment to the west may be wall, f288, in k23
D01	L716-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L716-L919JW.J	jw	8907 @top
K03	L716-L919JW.J	jw	10YR8/6yellow

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A20	L717-L717JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L717-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L717-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	topsoil under backdirt and portions of berms in k25, which was removed earlier in preparation for excavation.
D01	L717-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D06	L717-L919JW.J	jw	9097 @top
F02	<si i0145	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0817	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0829	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0837	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P01	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	L718

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A20	L717-L717JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L717-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L717-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under accumulation, f300, which surrounds wall, f309, in k15.
D01	L717-L919JW.J	jw	k15
D06	L717-L919JW.J	jw	9016 @top
F02	<si q0822	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0827	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0830	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0833	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L717-L717JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L717-L919JW.J	!!	is
A21	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L717-L919JW.J	jw	w
B11	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	substantial wall over 2m square along the E baulk of k15
D01	L717-L919JW.J	jw	k15
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	706 (44097 37496 - 9008 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	707 (44340 37616 - 9033 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	708 (44290 37783 - 9021 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	709 (44195 37549 - 9026 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	710 (44177 37603 - 9027 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	711 (44163 37601 - 9029 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	712 (44129 37687 - 9035 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	713 (44044 37622 - 9036 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	714 (44308 37742 - 8998 / Relay location: k15)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	715 (44393 37763 - 9003 / Relay location: k15)
F02	<si i0146	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0147	L623-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0148	L718-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0825	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0828	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K05	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	reddish yellow
K06	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	7.5YR6/6
O01	v0075	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

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A20	L717-L717JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L717-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L717-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L717-L717JLW.J	jlw	topsoil found over a combination of backfill from the MZ6 excavations and soil deposited by wind and water in the east part of k51. Typical network of roots and clumps of soil and decayed vegetation.
D01	L717-L919JW.J	jw	k51
D06	L717-L919JW.J	jw	9359 @top
F02	<si q0832	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0845	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L718-L727JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L718-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L718-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	topsoil in k41 that has been converted from a mixture of both loess and backfill from the MZ6 excavations.
D01	L718-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D06	L718-L919JW.J	jw	9191 @top
F02	<si i0150	L721-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0851	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0852	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0854	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0855	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0856	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0857	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0859	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0327	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw
P02	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	L721

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A20	L718-L727JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L718-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L718-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	soft, granular accumulation under topsoil, f307, in k25.
D01	L718-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D06	L718-L919JW.J	jw	9085 @top
F02	<si q0834	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0840	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0849	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0860	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0865	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0867	L623-L920JW.J	vp
K03	L718-L919JW.J	jw	granular
P02	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	L722
P02	L718-L919JW.J	jw	soft

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A20	L718-L727JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L718-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L718-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in the SE corner of k24. In section it looks much like the mud plaster structures that we see in the E-W line of squares from k21 through k24. However, it was not as dense and hard as f305, directly to the north, and it contained more pottery, 2 q-lots, than one would expect from a plaster wall or foundation.
D01	L718-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L718-L919JW.J	jw	8900 @top
F02	<si q0835	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0838	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0841	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0844	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0846	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0848	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L718-L727JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L718-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L718-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	accumulation in the NW corner of k24 that we thought was a pit. As we dug, it became evident that the pit, f317, was farther to the south along the west baulk.
D01	L718-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L718-L919JW.J	jw	8895 @top
F02	<si q0836	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0839	L623-L920JW.J	vp

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A20	L718-L727JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L718-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L718-L919JW.J	jw	bk
B11	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	a reddish oval mass of brick-like material in the middle of the southern third of k24. Its long axis was N-S, while its short axis was E-W. Among the possibilites, it may be the bottom of a pit, often lined with red clay, or a stand for a large basket.
D01	L718-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	700 (44873 37295 - 8903 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	701 (44899 37327 - 8903 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	702 (44857 37345 - 8903 / Relay location: k24)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	703 (44833 37306 - 8903 / Relay location: k24)
D06	L718-L919JW.J	jw	8990 @top
F02	<si q0862	L623-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0065	L801-L926JW.J	jlw
P02	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw	L721

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A20	L719-L720JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L719-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	ts
A21	L719-L919JW.J	jw	ts
B11	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	topsoil that covers both the previously excavated and unexcavated portions of k52. Undoubtedly the topsoil in some parts is a result of plant interaction with backfill from the MZ6 excavation.
D01	L719-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D06	L719-L919JW.J	jw	9323 @top
F02	<cu f0340	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0149	L719-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0154	LX03-LX03JW1.J	jlw
F02	<si q0843	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0873	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	L723

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A20	L719-L720JLW.J	!!	fi
A20	L719-L919JW.J	!!	fi
A21	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	fi
A21	L719-L919JW.J	jw	fi
B11	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	fill from a relatively small pit that we noticed after we removed the large burial jar, part of a36, from the center part of the west baulk of k24.  The jar may have been placed in this pit.
D01	L719-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L719-L919JW.J	jw	8895 @top
F02	<si q0842	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	L719

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A20	L719-L720JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L719-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	ly
A21	L719-L919JW.J	jw	ly
B11	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	unorganized layer of loose stones and sherds that seems to cover the stone and sherd pavement, f326, in the north third of k25. It is impossible to say whether it was deposited naturally by water coming down the slope or whether it represents additions over time to the pavement.
D01	L719-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D06	L719-L919JW.J	jw	9073 @top
F02	<si q0847	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0853	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	>co f0326	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw
P02	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	L721.

  A09f0319
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A20	L719-L720JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L719-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L719-L919JW.J	jw	a
B11	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	accumulation under the crusty surface, f306.
D01	L719-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D06	L719-L919JW.J	jw	8905 @top
F02	<si i0152	L724-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si i0153	L724-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0850	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0877	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0880	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0885	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0886	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0890	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0892	L725-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0893	L725-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0895	L725-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw	L725

  A09f0320
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	L721-L721JLW.J	!!	is
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	w
B11	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	mudbrick wall running N-S on the far western edge of k31. It is linked to the wall complex, a25. The west face is angled such that it is headed to the west as the wall proceeds north, so it will probably disappear into the west baulk in k41 to the north.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k31
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k31
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9147 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9147 @top
O01	v0082	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw
O01	v0082	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0321
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L721-L721JLW.J	!!	su
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	fl
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	fl
A21	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	fa
B11	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	cement plaster floor, more than a centimeter thick in some places in the western half of k52. It is more or less intact to the north, but the southern part has been eroded by water runoff down the slope of the tell.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	662 (46548 36967 - 9337 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	663 (46584 36919 - 9331 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	664 (46638 36930 - 9332 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	665 (46608 36992 - 9337 / Relay location: k52)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9311 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9311 @top
F02	<re f0339	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0322
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	L721-L721JLW.J	!!	is
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	w
B11	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	mudbrick wall that we initially believed ran N-S in the middle of k52. It now appears that it is actually a very large E-W wall that had been cut in the MZ6 step trench excavations. (This phase of construction used bricks that were the same color as the loess deposited by the wind on the tell.) The west side we see as f323 in k51, the east side we see as f322 in k52.  Furthermore, it appears to have been built upon the hard cement plaster floor, f321.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	666 (46649 36885 - 9328 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	667 (46793 36915 - 9338 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	668 (46767 37001 - 9360 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	669 (46787 37005 - 9349 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	670 (46840 36896 - 9353 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	671 (46903 36893 - 9357 / Relay location: k52)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9327 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	-920816 @top
F02	<ab f0339	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	<ab f0341	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0323
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	L721-L721JLW.J	!!	is
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	w
B11	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	mudbrick wall, that we initially believed ran N-S, in the east third or so of k51. It now appears that it is actually a very large E-W wall that had been cut in the MZ6 step trench excavations. (This phase of construction used bricks that were the same color as the loess deposited by the wind on the tell.) The west side we see as f323 in k51, the east side we see as f322 in k52.  Furthermore, it appears to have been built upon the hard cement plaster floor, f321.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k51
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k51
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	672 (46824 36629 - 9323 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	673 (46802 36642 - 9320 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	674 (46746 36632 - 9324 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	675 (46649 36672 - 9323 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	676 (46640 36636 - 9320 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	677 (46572 36592 - 9306 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L720-L720VP-R.J	vp	678 (46608 36509 - 9311 / Relay location: k51)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	724 (46737 36666 - 9323 / Relay location: k51)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9320 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	-1.279212E+08 @top

  A09f0324
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L721-L721JLW.J	!!	su
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	fl
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	fl
A21	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	fc
B11	L721-L721JLW.J	jlw	compacted floor in a section of wall, f322, in the SE quarter of k52. All that remains is a small section about 70 centimeters square. It appears to be a floor that was built and used after final abandonment of the tell.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	692 (46458 36928 - 9324 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	693 (46473 36862 - 9312 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	694 (46549 36872 - 9320 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	695 (46555 36852 - 9318 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	696 (46683 36855 - 9321 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	697 (46759 36759 - 9328 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	698 (46869 36760 - 9343 / Relay location: k52)
D03	L722-L722VP-R.J	vp	699 (46913 36674 - 9334 / Relay location: k52)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9334 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9334 @top
F02	<ab f0341	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0325
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	L722-L722JLW1.J	!!	is
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	w
B11	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	dense, hard mud plaster structure in the NE corner of k24.
C99	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	we removed this feature with some reluctance because we know that we will not be able to trace it north in MZ14. It is one of a family of similar amorphous objects several meters square that seem to be oriented N-S in an E-W line spanning the gully along the north perimeter of our excavation "frame' for MZ14.  The material is dense and hard, and does not yield easily to the pick. There are traces of this or similar structures in the east and south baulks of k24.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k24
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	8972 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	8972 @top
F02	<si q0858	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0863	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0864	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0868	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0874	L623-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	L723

  A09f0326
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	L722-L722JLW1.J	!!	su
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	fl
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	fl
A21	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	pv
B11	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	flat surface of fist-sized stones, a few sherds and some white material that coats some of the stones in the north half of k25.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k25
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	719 (44950 37762 - 9051 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	720 (44937 37755 - 9051 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	721 (44863 37849 - 9062 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	722 (44843 37923 - 9061 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	723 (44882 37932 - 9062 / Relay location: k25)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9045 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9045 @top
F02	<co f0318	L719-L720JLW.J	jlw
O01	v0076	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0327
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L722-L722JLW1.J	!!	bu
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	a
A21	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	a
B11	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	accumulation under the topsoil, f311, on the west side of k25. It yielded an unusually large number of sherds for the volume (6 q-lots).
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9231 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9231 @top
F02	<co f0311	L718-L727JLW.J	jlw
F02	<si q0861	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0866	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0869	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0870	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0871	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0872	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0875	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0876	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0878	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0879	L623-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0882	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0888	L724-L920JW.J	vp
K05	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	light yellowish brown
K06	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	10YR6/4

  A09f0328
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A20	L720-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L720-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	L722-L722JLW1.J	!!	is
A21	L720-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	w
B11	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	substantial mudbrick wall structure in the SE corner of k25. It seems to go with wall, f309, in k15.
C99	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	we have only uncovered the outline of the top set of bricks in order to preserve the entire structure below for future excavations.
D01	L720-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D01	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	k25
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	716 (44532 37697 - 9054 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	717 (44725 37741 - 9057 / Relay location: k25)
D03	L724-L724VP-R.J	vp	718 (44651 37929 - 9073 / Relay location: k25)
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L720-L919JW.J	jw	9067 @top
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L720-LX01JW.J	jlw	9067 @top
K05	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	very pale brown
K06	L722-L722JLW1.J	jlw	10YR6/4
O01	v0076	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0329
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A20	L722-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L722-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	bu
A21	L722-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L722-LX01JW.J	jlw	a
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	a
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	very hard, crusty accumulation between the pebble floor, f326 and wall, f28, along the east baulk of k25. Small chunks of charcoal and a grayish cast to the material suggest it was part of an interior room.
D01	L722-L919JW.J	jw	k25
D01	L722-LX01JW.J	jlw	k25
D06	L722-L919JW.J	jw	9063 @top
D06	L722-LX01JW.J	jlw	9063 @top

  A09f0330
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A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L723-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L723-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L723-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	E-W mudbrick wall running along the north baulk of k52, having the north and south faces contained within the locus.
D01	L723-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	9377 @top
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	9377 @top
F02	<cu f0340	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	<si i0151	L724-L920JW1.J	vp
F02	<si q0883	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0894	L725-L920JW.J	vp
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0331
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A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L723-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L723-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L723-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	a
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	relatively clean accumlation under topsoil, f316, in the SW quadrant of k52.  It seems to be confined on the west by wall, f322, and on the north by wall, f330.
D01	L723-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	9330 @top
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	9330 @top
F02	<si q0884	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0891	L724-L920JW.J	vp

  A09f0332
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A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L723-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	two thick, large red bricks oriented N-S on the west side of k41.  They appear to form the west face of a tomb, a37.
D01	L723-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	9192 @top
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	9192 @top
O01	v0084	L802-L930JW.J	jlw

  A09f0333
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A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L723-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	an E-W row of gray mudbricks extending east from the south edge of bricks, f332 in the middle of k41. They appear to form the south face of a tomb, a37.
D01	L723-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	9170 @top
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	9170 @top

  A09f0334
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A20	L723-L723JLW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-L919JW.J	!!	caf
A20	L723-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A21	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	bk
A21	L723-L919JW.J	jw	bk
A21	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	L723-L723JLW.J	jlw	a N-S row of gray mudbricks extending north from the east edge of bricks, f333 in the middle to k41. They appear to form the east face of a tomb, a37.
D01	L723-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-L919JW.J	jw	9172 @top
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L723-LX01JW.J	jlw	9172 @top

  A09f0335
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A20	L724-L724JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L724-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L724-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	a
A21	L724-L919JW.J	jw	a
A21	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	a
B11	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	accumulation near burial, a37 in the middle of k41. It is soft, indicating that either the grave was previously excavated in MZ6 or that it was robbed at some time in antiquity.
D01	L724-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L724-L919JW.J	jw	9151 @top
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	9151 @top
F02	<si q0881	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0887	L724-L920JW.J	vp
F02	<si q0889	L724-L920JW.J	vp
P02	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	L724

  A09f0336
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A20	L724-L724JLW.J	!!	su
A20	L724-L919JW.J	!!	su
A20	L724-LX01JW.J	!!	su
A21	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	pv
A21	L724-L919JW.J	jw	pv
A21	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	pv
B11	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	pebble and sherd floor in the middle of k24. It possibly extends in all directions, a factor that we will explore as time permits.  Many more pebbles than sherds. Pebbles are a bit smaller than fist-size. The existence of this surface helps to explain the hard, crusty accumulation above it, since it would form a relatively impermeable surface that would help to pond water and trap sediment that flowed onto it, particularly if it was contained by walls, such as f325 in the NE corner of the locus.
D01	L724-L919JW.J	jw	k24
D01	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	k24
D06	L724-L919JW.J	jw	0 @bottom
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	8878 @top
F02	<re f0345	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0073	L802-L927JW.J	jlw

  A09f0337
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A20	L724-L724JLW.J	!!	bu
A20	L724-L919JW.J	!!	bu
A20	L724-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A21	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	ab
A21	L724-L919JW.J	jw	ab
A21	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	ab
B11	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	hard, dense, fine grained, grayish accumulation containing small chunks of charcoal in the NW quarter of k41. In other A9 loci, we have seen this typed of accumulation above floor surfaces. We will not be able to explore this in MZ14.
D01	L724-L919JW.J	jw	k41
D01	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	9151 @top

  A09f0338
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A20	L724-L724JLW.J	!!	is
A20	L724-L919JW.J	!!	is
A20	L724-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A21	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	w
A21	L724-L919JW.J	jw	w
A21	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
B11	L724-L724JLW.J	jlw	two lines of light brown mudbricks along the south baulk in the SE corner of k52. It may be the southern boundary of space enclosed by walls, f330 and f322.
D01	L724-L919JW.J	jw	k52
D01	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	-922864 @top
D06	L724-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
O01	v0073	L802-L927JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0339
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	N-S wall that abuts, but does not join, N-S wall, f322, to the east in k52. These two walls are most likely the outside walls of two adjoining houses that were built back-to-back.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-920811 @top
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	>re f0321	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	>ab f0322	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0340
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut for modern burial in the north baulk in the NW corner of k52. It was not dug this season, but will be covered for excavation in a future season.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-930746 @top
F02	>cu f0316	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	>cu f0330	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0341
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	is
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	w
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	poor rebuild of southern part of damaged/destroyed N-S wall, f322, in the middle of k52. In its present condition it is only about 10cm thick, but it is associated with a floor, f324, and probably formed part of a living surface.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-923625 @top
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	>ab f0322	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
F02	>ab f0324	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw
O01	v0083	L802-L929JW.J	jlw

  A09f0342
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	cut in wall, f339, in the NE quadrant of k52 that was probably used for an infant burial. It must have been fully excavated in MZ6.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k52
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-923925 @top

  A09f0343
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	4 courses of brick, running N-S, seen in section in the N baulk of k41. It averages 4 bricks wide, and its haphazard construction gives the impression of being the foundation for a wall, although nothing is visible above it.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-915415 @top
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
O01	v0084	L802-L930JW.J	jlw

  A09f0344
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	bu
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	ly
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	ly
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	roughly "lazy S" shaped layer of black (bottom) and gray (top) ash seen in section in the N baulk of k41. There is no apparent source for this material. The gray is c# 10YR7/1, co light gray, while the black is c# 10YR4/2, co dark grayish brown.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-911060 @top
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
K03	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	fine particles
O01	v0084	L802-L930JW.J	jlw
P02	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	soft

  A09f0345
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	of
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	of
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	pf
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	pf
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	small, low platform made of mudbrick and plaster in the middle of the north baulk of k24. It is somewhat rectangular with the long dimension running N-S. Along the middle long axis there is a rectanular channel which leads to a large stone basin, i153, to the south. jw feared that it was the product of creative excavation, but Heike Pfaelzner, director of excavation for the German team working in another part of the tell, mentioned that she had seen a similar structure at Tell Quera that was used for processing grain or seeds. Large curved stone slabs would have sat in the groove (probably not rectanular) and the kernals would have been crushed and swept into the stone container where they would have been further processed by pounding with a long pole. In partial support of her theory, a large curved basalt slab can be seen in f14 in the unexcavated accumulation.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k24
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	-879296 @top
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	>re f0336	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw

  A09f0346
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A20	LX01-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A20	LX10-LX01JW.J	!!	caf
A21	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
A21	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	LX01-LX01JW.J	jlw	a N-S row of bricks along the east edge of the excavated east baulk of k41. Discovered while cleaning for measurements, they may be associated with a continuation of wall, f333, to the east, where they appear to intersect at the edge of the locus. However, we will have to wait until next excavation season to clarify the situation.
D01	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	k41
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
D06	LX10-LX01JW.J	jlw	9160 @top

  A09f0347
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A20	LX04-LX04JW.J	!!	caf
A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	caf
A21	LX04-LX04JW.J	jw	bk
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	LX04-LX04JW.J	jw	line of bricks seen in section of the north baulk of k21. They are a part of a living surface, a42, that extends from k21 through k23. They probably represent a floor surface that leads out to a pebble street, represented by f278 in k23 and f196 in k22.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom

  A09f0348
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	is
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	w
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	E-W pise wall in NE corner of k24.  Component of wall system that includes N-S wall f325.  Discovered in section of east baulk after removal of what first appeared to be very hard accumulation, but to jlw's subsequent disappointment turned out to be much of f325.  There apparently was a thin strip of accumulation between the east face of f325 and the north face of f348, perhaps forming the corner of a room extending to the north and east.  The area needs to be carfully scraped and inspected to confirm this hypothesis. There is also the distinct possibility that the stone and sherd pavement, f336, is associated with this wall system, particularly since jlw has learned that not only is pise a common building material for foundations, but has been used for millennia as material for stand-alone walls, including those exposed to weather.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k24
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom

  A09f0349
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	is
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	w
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	N-S pise wall in SE corner of k24.  Noticed in south section of east baulk.  Photographed, but not noticed in time for extensive study.  About the same elevation as walls, f325 and f348, but it is unclear what the relationship among these may be.  All of locus k24 should be carefully scraped and inspected to determine the relationships among features at this elevation.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k24
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom

  A09f0350
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	cut
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	exterior walls of pit in the center of the north baulk of k21 and containing fill, f212.  Designated a feature to differentiate the the act of digging from the act of the filling, which in theory can be widely separated in time.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21

  A09f0351
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	cut
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	exterior walls of pit in the west quarter of the north baulk of k21, most likely dug for a child burial.  Designated a feature to differentiate the the act of digging from the act of the filling, which in theory can be widely separated in time.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21

  A09f0352
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	no ct
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	cut
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	exterior walls of pit in the center of the north baulk of k21, most likely dug for a child burial.  Designated a feature to differentiate the the act of digging from the act of the filling, which in theory can be widely separated in time.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21

  A09f0353
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	is
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	w
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	E-W pise wall in the NE corner of k21.  Seen in section in the east baulk, having been previously excavated as part of the step trench in 1994.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	<bo f0354	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	>bo f0354	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0354
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	su
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	fa
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	pise floor associated with wall, f353, in the NE corner of k21.  Seen in section in the east baulk, having been previously excavated as part of the step trench in 1994.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	<co f0355	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	<bo f0353	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	>bo f0353	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0355
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	fi
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	fi
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	fill covering floor, f354 and bounded on the south by wall, f353, in the NE corner of k21.  Seen in section in the east baulk, having been previously excavated as part of the step trench in 1994.  Instead of fill for new construction the material could also possibly be naturally deposited accumulation during a period of abandonment.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k21
F02	>co f0354	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0356
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	caf
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	at least four courses of brick overlaying pise floor, f357, along east baulk of k11.  Seen in partial section of an E-W cut.  Purpose not yet known.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k11
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	<co f0359	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0357	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0357
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	su
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	fa
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	pise floor that abuts E-W pise wall, f268, along the east baulk of k11.  At the wall/floor interface, the pise is rounded up against the south face of this wall.  Seen in partial section of N-S and E-W cuts in the NE corner of the locus.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k11
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	<co f0356	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	>co f0358	M622-M622JW.J	jlw
F02	>ab f0268	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0358
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	su
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	fc
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	subfloor or reused floor that abuts E-W pise wall, f268, along the east baulk of k11.  Best analysis of partial sections of N-S and E-W cuts in the NE corner of the locus is that this forms a subfloor for f357.  Both are rounded up against the south face of this wall.  Further analysis needed to tell whether the material is compacted earth or pise.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k11
F02	<co f0357	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0359
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A20	M622-M622JW.J	!!	caf
A21	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	bk
B11	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	two courses of mudbrick that cover mudbricks, f356 along the east baulk of k11.  The sets of bricks are different colors and probably reflect separate phases of construction.
D01	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	k11
D06	M622-M622JW.J	jlw	0 @bottom
F02	>co f0356	M622-M622JW.J	jlw

  A09f0383
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O01	v0082	L802-L729JW1.J	jlw