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Unit Book A16
The Courtyard of the Tupkish Palace (
Version 2
)
A16f52
Processed on 2024-12-04
1. OVERVIEW
2. IDENTIFICATION
Designation
3. STRATIGRAPHY
Recovery/Assignment
Volumetric Localization
Contact Association
Spatial Aggregation
Time Sequencing
4. TYPOLOGY
Measurements
Morphology
Function
6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
Disposition
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1. OVERVIEW
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Category
!!
!!
clay artifact
Best definition
2001-06-09
!!
^ wall
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Summary
2007-07-11
cJC
Mudbrick wall 1.5 bricks thick and reaching a height of 21 brick courses. It is oriented EW with a doorway (see
f70
) identified on its north face. It abuts walls
f93
and
f80
to form
a8
. It bonds with
f113
and
f96
to form
a10
.
[Input:
R711CJC.j
]
Best image
2007-07-11
cJC
v45
[Input:
R711CJC.j
]
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2. IDENTIFICATION
Designation
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Definition
2001-06-09
lr
^ wall
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Description (summary)
2001-07-07
lR
Mudbrick wall running east to west, 60 cm thick (one brick and a half). The wall is constructed with uniform colored bricks clearly distinguishable from the gray mortar. The wall appears to continue going down with the top elevation at 9178.
[Input:
L707LR.j
]
2001-08-01
lR
this is a mud brick wall running East to West composed of reddish pink bricks averaging 37cm in length and 10cm in thickness with light gray mortar fill. The width of the wall is one whole brick and a half with a current height of 21 brick courses. It is possible that a second, earlier wall is underneath this wall slightly shorter in length, but it is unclear. The wall shows two areas of collapse and stress; one in the western end where the bricks appear to be lesser in length at the bottom (15-20 cm) causing the top bricks from the wall to shift down from the pressure, and the second, in the Northeast where the bricks collapsed from the doorway. The Northeast area is unclear for this reason. This wall is part of
a10
.
[Input:
L816LR.j
]
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3. STRATIGRAPHY
Recovery/Assignment
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Daily notes about recovery of elements
2001-06-20
fAB
In
k4
we seem to have found a wall
f52
, but it is not linked to anything we have found yet, so we continue to work around it.
[Input:
L630TR.j
]
2001-06-25
lR
While looking at this wall we have defined the bricks on the north surface and noticed that there are not bricks in the middle, creating a niche. We have identified a possible drain that runs along the north side of the wall and presume that the niche is an outlet for the water to run through the wall.
[Input:
L630TR.j
]
Strategy (projected or implemented)
2001-07-08
lR
we plan on removing all phase 5b structures but plan on leaving
f52
since the base of the wall is actually a 5a construction that was re-used in 5b. The basis for this argument as proposed by fab is that the Western face of the wall ends but then is continued at a lower elevation but is indented several centimeters to the East suggesting that the wall below is earlier and could belong to 5a. Bricks found on the North side of
f52
suggest that it is a 5a cross wall running North to South.
[Input:
L708LR.j
]
Volumetric Localization
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Locus
2001-06-09
lr
k4
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Relays (applicable to elements)
2001-06-12
lR
r51
(41180 38843 - 9185 / Relay location: top of wall)
[Input:
L620LR-R.j
]
2001-06-12
lR
r52
(41236 38563 - 9148 / Relay location: corner of wall)
[Input:
L620LR-R.j
]
2001-06-12
lR
r53
(41285 38578 - 9148 / Relay location: corner of wall)
[Input:
L620LR-R.j
]
2001-06-24
sv
r58
(41320 38904 - 9187 / Relay location: corner of wall)
[Input:
R7QFAB1R.j
]
2001-06-24
sv
r59
(41297 38871 - 9140 / Relay location: corner of wall)
[Input:
R7QFAB1R.j
]
2001-06-24
sv
r60
(41280 38824 - 9125 / Relay location: corner of wall)
[Input:
R7QFAB1R.j
]
Elevation
2001-06-17
fAB
9190
[Input:
L724LR.j
]
Contact Association
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Type of contact: latest events
2007-08-28
pC
f60
(^ pit) cuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
R826PC.j
]
2001-07-07
lR
f54
(^ brickfall) abuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
L707LR.j
]
2007-08-28
pC
f67
(wall) abuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
R826PC.j
]
2014-12-03
cJC
f69
(^ accumulation) abuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
YY06CJC.j
]
2014-12-03
cJC
f70
(^ installation) abuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
YY06CJC.j
]
2001-08-01
lR
f125
(^ floor, type c) abuts
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
L816LR.j
]
2001-07-07
lR
f53
(^ accumulation D) covers
f52
(^ wall)
[Input:
L707LR.j
]
Type of contact: contemporary events/movable items
2001-08-01
lR
f52
(^ wall) bonds with
f96
(^ wall)
[Input:
L816LR.j
]
2001-08-01
lR
f52
(^ wall) bonds with
f113
(^ wall)
[Input:
L816LR.j
]
Type of contact: earliest events
2007-08-20
sc
f52
(^ wall) covers
f95
(^ wall)
[Input:
R820PC.j
]
Spatial Aggregation
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Aggregate (to which element belongs)
2000-12-18
!!
a10
(^ structure)
[Input:
A-CUMUL.j
]
Time Sequencing
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Stratum (to which element belongs)
2015-05-20
cJC
s246
AAH
[Input:
ZA520CJC.j
]
Phase (to which element belongs)
2015-05-20
!!
h6h
AAH
[Input:
ZA520CJC.j
]
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4. TYPOLOGY
Measurements
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Length
2001-07-07
lR
310
[Input:
L707LR.j
]
Reference to drawing (W files)
2001-09-10
lR
w32
[Input:
L910LR.j
]
Morphology
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Ware or Material, species
2001-06-09
lr
brick
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
2001-06-09
lr
clay
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Color
2001-06-09
lr
pink
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Color number (Munsell)
2001-06-09
lr
7.5yr7/4
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Hardness, compaction
2001-06-09
lr
hard
[Input:
L815LR.j
]
Texture, surface finish
2001-08-01
lR
clay massive structure, straw inclusions
[Input:
L801LR.j
]
Function
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Notes on function
2007-07-30
fab
Originally thought to be a part of a drainage system (
a5
); however
a5
was later understood as a rodent run.
[Input:
F-L819.j
]
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6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Photo of context (v view)
v9
2001-06-24
cC
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v30
2001-07-07
tR
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v30a
2001-07-07
tR
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v31
2001-07-07
tR
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v37a
2001-07-15
sV
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v43
2001-07-19
sV
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v43a
2001-07-19
sV
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v45
2001-07-19
sV
[Input:
-M726-A.j
]
v84
2002-07-30
lR
[Input:
L818LR2.j
]
v85
2002-07-30
lR
[Input:
L818LR2.j
]
Disposition
Roster
Date
Author
Record
Removed (feature), discarded/missing (item)
2001-06-09
lr
current
[Input:
L815LR.j
]