.bk A12
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.fd journal and log entries, K717
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.ed K717

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.rd K717

f
338	26	fa
339	27	fi
340	27	ho

i
97	336	26	689	si	1.2	2.1	2.1					possible seal impression
98	331	27	691	fg	2.3	3.2	2.1					^fg rump

q
687	pb	336	26	E part of locus			m2337	22	141	10
688	pbi	331	27	W part of locus			m5018	26	166	10
689	pbi	336	26				m2337	31	158	20
690	pbi	331	27				m5018	46	166		two pedestals of small stones
691	pb	331	27	W part of locus			m2338	24	157	10	over rock/bone/sherd collection
692	pbi	331	27	E part of locus			m2337	38	118	10
688.1	ca					cl
687.51	sp								yellow crystalline stone
690.1	bk								two large chunks of fired brick
689.1	cl								clay lump lot
689.2	ca					cl			broken clay egg/sling bullet
689.3	la								lithic lot
692.1	cl								clay lump lot

v
118		S	gk27 gf258,259,316,329,331,339,340,324 ga32	fissure
118a	t	S	gk27 gf258,259,316,339,340 ga32	upper part of ^fi
118b	t	S	gk27 gf316,324,331,339,340 ga32	lower part of ^fi
118c	c	S	gk27 gf339,340 ga32
119		OW	gk27 gf326,331,335,342,341

f 338
ds a series of white layers in k26, one on top of the next, that appear to be from vegetable matter.
dy We shall dig the layer above each surface in turn, switching to the small pick.

f 339
ds ^fi inside fissure f340 in the SE corner of k27.  Crumbly and loose.

f 340
ds fissure in SE corner of k27, seen at E edge of the S baulk.
=l f321

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i 96
in flat
ro flat on back
or not available (workman picked it up before we noticed)
nc embedded in soft brown dirt f336 very near the mud ledge f326

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-ph due to a misunderstanding between myself and the photography staff, v116 was accidentally assigned to a photo which was never taken.  Therefore, v117-118 have been renamed v116-117 to correct the log.

v 118
ph This view shows the ^fi f339 in the fissure f340on the E side of k27, in relation to the S baulk and the stone wall of a32.  v118a is a tight shot of the top half of the fissure, v118b the bottom half.  v118c is a closeup of the ^fi within the fissure, to show its texture.

q 691
ds This q-lot is very interesting, since it is the ^a lying on top of the sherd-stone-bone congregation in k27.  It may contain some pieces from that ^a which were dug before we recognized the nature of the contents.