Typological index with Frequency Computations
Installations and deposits
by phase

Included here are stationary elements or features, which can be divided into

• installations that are set in place intentionally, and appear as either horizontal surfaces or as ordered aggregation, and
• deposits that can result either from either layering or buildup, or else from an amorphous amassment.

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Phase	Total	Percentage	Histogram
h2m-MZA	3	1%
h2r-MZA	10	4%
h3b-MZA	56	24%
h4j-MZA	6	3%
h6z-MZA	11	5%
h7c-MZA	19	8%
h7m-MZA	12	5%
h8-MZA	95	41%
h9c-MZA	7	3%
h9m-MZA	12	5%
mkb mentioned that the pottery that was washed from the excavation of f307 and f308 appeared to be very early, Early Simple Ware. That would place this accumulation in Phase 1, Sr 18, the pre-palace phase. This is very interesting because it indicates that the apsidal structure a22 might not have been in use in the palace period because the accumulation pre-dates the AK occupation. It should be noted that this is a preliminary consideration because the pottery sample wasn't large enough to be conclusive, nor was the processing finished. We spoke about this with gb, and he suggested that the structure might not have been visible during the AK occupation. This morning jl, lr, ed and I spoke about all of these possibilities, and lr thought that it was unlikely that this structure wasn't visible because structure W was so close to the surface, and the brick fall and gully wash dip into the apsidal structure. See drawing A12w__.	1	0%
Total	232	100%