Roster |
Date |
Author |
Record |
Stratum (to which element belongs) |
2011-11-11 |
cJC |
s176J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j] |
Phase (to which element belongs) |
2011-11-11 |
!! |
h7fJ2B [Input: VY11CJC.j] |
Stratigraphic reasons of assignment |
2008-03-05 |
pC |
use area equal to f174, f150 [Input: S305PC.j] |
Typological reasons for assignment |
2005-09-14 |
mH |
Mixed pottery [Input: S215PC.j] |
Other reasons, reservations, qualifications |
2005-09-14 |
mH |
Same in elevation as f150 in k4. Also same as f174 in k104. [Input: S215PC.j] |
2011-05-16 |
cJC |
Equal to f150 [Input: V516CJC.j] |
2011-11-21 |
cJC |
Includes mixed EDIII and Mittani sherds. Uppermost levels of EDIII accumulation before covered with Mittani debris. It is unclear which Mittani stratum this feature belongs to. It is at roughly the equivalent elevation as the post-brickfall use (similar to f174), but it would have already been high in the EDIII period, meaning that if it is part of post-brickfall use, there is no build-up during the pre-brickfall Mittani or during the brickfall phase. It may be that this area close to the revetment wall was kept clean and protected from build-up by the construction of the Mittani curtain wall (f288). [Input: VY21CJC.j] |
Notes on time sequencing |
2005-09-12 |
mKB |
this feature is stratigraphically equal to f174 in the column. Ceramics in it include 1 disk base and 1 small footed base both probably Mitani,1 double rim necked jar from the Khabur period. Earlier ceramics date from Phase h1JPA and include an S ware bowl rim and slightly convex base, a string cut base with bitumen inside that is thick and probably contained bitumen being applied elsewhere as opposed to a bitumen coating on this cup itself. This feature is mixed containing both late material (Phase h6JPA and posible 5) and Phase h1JPA, so the feature is transitional in the sense that it is the interface between these phases but not transitional in the sense of a gradual change through time from one phase to the next. [Input: P912MKB.j] |