.bk A09
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.fd view descriptions
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.ed J719

.rd J717
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v 17
ph This view, taken from A10, shows the continuing progress excavating A9 k 3 through the kitchen in A6. v17a is a closeup of k 3.

v 18
ph This view is a closeup of the human burial f 108 found in the east baulk of k 3.  It preserves in photographic form the section of bones that were removed to allow for continued excavation. v18a is a black and white, vertically framed view from the same angle and distance.

v 19
ph v19a is an overhead view of the pit.  v19b is a closeup of the white ash layer. v19c is an oblique overhead view, still focusing on the stratigraphy.

v 22
ph v22 is a view of k6 from k4 to show excavation progress and what is still to come.  v22a, from the same location, focuses on the upper half of the baulk.  v22b is a closeup of the lower meter of the k6 section.  v22c to v22e are views of the brickfall in the NE of k6 from different angles.

v 23
ph v23 is a shot of the later architecture found in the top levels of k9.  It links f138, 139, 143, 144, 145, and 149.  v23a is a closeup of doorway threshold f143 and hearth f149, v23b is a closeup of the sherd path f139, and v23c is a closeup of sherd layer f145.

v 24
ph v24 is a view of the west baulk of k7 just before it was turned over to A11.  It preserves the (still limited) stratigraphy.

v 25
ph v25 shows the a17 doorway in conjunction with the other features around it, such as the EW wall of the room and the floor layers.  v25a is simply a vertically framed picture of the same view.  v25b, instead, focuses on the stratigraphy at the intersection of the northern and western baulks.  v25c and e are closeups of the a17 northern stratigraphy.  Finally, v25d is essentially the same shot as v25.