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A9v57
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View/drawing of aggregate
2001-06-24
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a24
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View/drawing of features
2001-06-24
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f221
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View/drawing orientation
2001-06-24
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looking overheadsouth
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General notes on photos
2001-06-24
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pits are interesting features in that they are vehicles for moving material from later periods into accumulations and architecture from earlier periods. We try to excavate them first before digging to the lower levels into which they intrude. This pit,
a24
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f221
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Text description of view
2001-06-24
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pit sealed by brickfall.
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Web view
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