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Unit Book A16

The Courtyard of the Tupkish Palace (Version 2)

A16a22

Processed on 2024-12-04

1. OVERVIEW
2. IDENTIFICATION
- Designation
3. STRATIGRAPHY
6. REFERENCE
- Analogical Record

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1. OVERVIEW

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Best definition	2002-09-22	!!	^ pit [Input: -MX12-99.j]
Summary	2007-07-16	cJC	Large circular pit cut through the stone pavement (a12) containing pottery, burnt bone and some objects. [Input: R716CJC.j]
Best image	2007-07-16	cJC	v102 [Input: R716CJC.j]

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2. IDENTIFICATION

Designation

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Definition	2002-09-22	lR	^ pit [Input: -MX12-99.j]
Description (summary)	2002-09-22	lR	Large pit found in k205 that cut the stone pavement a12 creating a circular cut pit. The pit measured 2.6 meters deep and is 1.6 meters below the level of the stone pavement. The pit was noticed one meter above the stone pavement, which is presumably the beginning of the pit. The lower fill of this pit below the stones was extremely ashy, gray alternating in layers of gray ash, white ash, and brown ash. The fill was soft and moist filled with large fragments of pottery and yielded a number of items. The cut of this pit provides a wonderful window into the workings of the stone pavement and the possible drain below. Bricks are seen in the lower portion some vertically placed. [Input: N303LR.j]
Description (summary)	2002-09-23	lR	Circular pit that cuts the stone pavement in k207 started approx 1 meter above the stone pavement. [Input: -MX12-99.j]

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3. STRATIGRAPHY

Recovery/Assignment

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Daily notes about recovery of elements	2002-09-22	lR	The pit continues to go down below the stone pavement and is currently 1 meter below the level of the pavement. The fill alternates from a brown ash, dark black ash, and white ash mixed with brown soil. The fill contains lots of large pottery sherds, rims, bases, burnt bones, and other objects. In the south there are two baked bricks seen in the pit wall but are most likely not linked to the other baked bricks since they are rather high in elevation and look jumbled. Below these approx 42 cm down are a line of baked bricks probably those of a24. A few look vertical. The material below the baked bricks f326 is a bright orange clay f334. This pit continues to go down and we left a section to the north but have stopped digging for the moment since we are currently one meter below the stone pavement. [Input: -MX12-99.j]

Volumetric Localization

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Locus	2002-09-22	lR	k205 [Input: -MX12-99.j]

Spatial Aggregation

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Features within aggregate	2000-12-18	!!	f250 (^ pit), f289 (^ fill), f291 (^ pit), f334 (^ layer) [Input: A-CUMUL.j]
Items within aggregate	2000-12-18	!!	i105 (unknown), i112 (^ seal impression), i162 (grinding stone), i164 (stand), i168 (cup), i169 (^ lithic artifact), i172 (^ seal impression), i173 (pin), i174 (^ seal impression) [Input: A-CUMUL.j]
q-lots within aggregate	2000-12-18	!!	q750, q759, q761, q769, q773, q780, q795, q864, q869, q871, q877, q880, q883, q886, q888, q889, q890, q897, q899, q900, q901, q903, q904, q906 [Input: A-CUMUL.j]

Time Sequencing

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Stratum (to which element belongs)	2015-05-20	!!	s330^AAH, s530^AAH [Input: ZA520CJC.j]
Phase (to which element belongs)	2015-05-20	!!	h4j^AAH [Input: ZA520CJC.j]
Phase (to which element belongs)	2015-05-20	!!	h5h^AAH [Input: ZA520CJC.j]

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6. REFERENCE

Analogical Record

Roster	Date	Author	Record
Photo of context (v view)	v89a 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v89c 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v89d 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v94 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v98 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v98a 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v102 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v109 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j] v109a 2002-09-29 lR [Input: -MX12-99.j]
View/drawing of aggregate	v136 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j] v137 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j] v138 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j] v140 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j] v144 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j] v146a 2007-08-03 pC [Input: R803PC.j]