Typological index with Frequency Computations
Objects (excluding ceramics) and samples
typologically by definition

Included here are movable elements, which are

• either artifactual (objects such as seals ans seal impression, figurines or ceramic vessels), or
• natural (samples and specimens such as charred wood, animal bones or botanical remnants).

They include both items and q-items, a distinction that is based on stratigraphic criteria.
Sherds are excluded and listed elsewhere, because, given the large amounts in which they occur, they would unduly skew the frequencies.

The main typological categories (surfaces, build-up, etc.) are listed according to types as defined in the pertinent section of the Grammar.

Category	Total	Percentage	Definitions	Sub-Total	Percentage
clay artifact	363	47%	bead (clay)	1	0%
			brick	3	1%
			clay artifact	86	24%
			clay lump	97	27%
			clay strainer	1	0%
			dish (small platter)	1	0%
			figurine	69	19%
			jar shoulder	2	1%
			pot	8	2%
			seal impression	53	15%
			sealing	15	4%
			strainer	2	1%
			wheel	25	7%
lithic artifact	266	34%	bead	28	11%
			door socket	4	2%
			grinding stone	3	1%
			lithic artifact	222	83%
			seal	8	3%
			stone tool	1	0%
metal artifact	50	6%	ax(head)	1	2%
			metal artifact	40	80%
			metal blade	1	2%
			metal bowl	1	2%
			metal pin	1	2%
			slag	6	12%
organic	38	5%	animal bone	6	16%
			bead (shell)	1	3%
			bitumen	1	3%
			bone artifact	6	16%
			burnt material	1	3%
			carbon sample	1	3%
			human body	7	18%
			shell artifact	15	39%
other	46	6%	sample	21	46%
			soil sample	2	4%
			specimen	23	50%
unknown	11	1%	unknown	11	100%
Total	774	100%