Typological index with Frequency Computations
Objects (excluding ceramics) and samples
by ware or material

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.

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Ware or Material	Total	Percentage	Histogram
A fine red ware, different in quality from that found in A10 and in A6, which was quite coarse.	1	0%
backed clay	1	0%
basalt	11	3%
bo	1	0%
bone	1	0%
bz	10	3%
bz?	1	0%
ca	1	0%
Chaff Tempered	1	0%
cl	167	48%
Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware	1	0%
fine with medium chaff temper	1	0%
flint	3	1%
frit	2	1%
Gray Ware	1	0%
kw	1	0%
la	2	1%
lithic	82	24%
medium fine	1	0%
medium gray with some inclusions, secondarily fired	1	0%
metal	2	1%
mother of pearl	1	0%
mt,Ag	6	2%
mt,br	6	2%
obsidian	13	4%
Pebble Temper Ware	2	1%
quartz?	1	0%
RC1 ware	1	0%
red brown but with few inclusions, stronger than red crumbly	1	0%
red brown clay that is more compact than the red crumbly	1	0%
red ware	1	0%
reddish gray with some chaff, secondarily fired	1	0%
sg	2	1%
shell	11	3%
stone	1	0%
ta	1	0%
unbaked clay	2	1%
wood	4	1%
Total	347	100%