.bk J02
.fl ZA608cJC.j
.fd Item and qitems sherd information
.rd Z608
.ri cJC

i 6
wm RC1
sh c
ZcaS4 xrg
w2 3
.ri mKB
nt Mittani cup. Ring base with small protrusion in the center.

i 20
nt body sherd. glazed, pale blue

.ri cJC

i 26
wm RC1
sh p
ZcaS3 1
ZcaS4 xdc
w1 6
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 K4

q 120.1
sh s

q 373.3
wm FC
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 K4
nt body sherd

q 415.1
wm RC1
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 K4
nt stripes, body sherds

q 423.1
wm RC1
sh c
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M22
nt Body sherd of cup with tall neck and globular body. Rib at base neck. Decoration is painted dotted circles and half circles between parallel lines. 

q 426.3
wm RC1
sh c
ZcaS4 s
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M6
nt white on black paint

q 435.4
wm RC1
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M22
nt Dark amorphous design painted on body sherd

q 435.5
wm RC1
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M17
nt Red triangles painted on body sherd

q 443.1
wm FC
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M17
nt dark paint on light, body sherd

q 657.8
ZcaS4 xrg
ZcaD1 1
ZcaD2 M3
ha Description of shape and decoration added based on drawing. 

q 832.12
wm RC1
ZcaS4 r
ZcaD1 2
nt Possibly part of a cart model. Incised horizontal V-shaped pattern.

q 832.14
wm RC1
ZcaD1 2
nt Possibly part of a cart model. Incised V-shaped pattern. 

q 832.15
ZcaS4 xrg

q 304
pb There is some confusion in the record over the feature to which this qlot belongs. It was initially recorded as f112, and numerous sherds were assigned with this feature, however, it appears that it was corrected to f106 in the past. In some places f112 is still given (e.g. written directly on the sherds). It seems most likely that the qlot does in fact belong to f106, however, it is not absolutely certain.