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-dy  at least one sketch from MZ12 was not formally numbered and there were several plots that were the basis for pencil drawings of the actual architectural features that were retained in the plot files.  Sequential sketch numbers must be assigned before the numbers to begin season MZ14 can be determined.  The last numbered sketch from MZ 12 was A9s14.  We added one more sketch, 15, that illustrates some aspects of f194.

f 194
ds 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.

-pr In reviewing the plot files it appears as if certain of them should really be drawings.  In MZ12(1999-J) we ran an experiment whereby a final plot would be developed in stages that involved relays, AutoCAD and detailed pencil and pen renderings of what would eventually be incorporated into the next set of plots.  Each stage was assigned a separate plot number, whereas the ones partially drawn by hand should have been assigned drawing numbers.  To bring the experiment into agreement with the master file system, the pencil renderings will be designated as drawings, whereas the plot numbers will refer to the underlying AutoCAD output that serves as their reference.  The following are the new drawing numbers:  A9p2 becomes A9w18, A9p4 becomes A9w19, A9p6 becomes A9w20, A9p8 becomes A9w21, A9p9 becomes A9w22, A9p14 becomes A9w23, A9p16 becomes A9w24, A9p19 becomes A9w25, A9p20 becomes A9w26, and A9p21 becomes A9w27.

-pr correcting the MZ14(2001-L) list of starting numbers developed on L617, the first drawing this year should be A9w28 in lieu of A9w27.