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Unit Book J2

The Temple Staircase (Version 1a)

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Constituent Roster Date Record
-daily -inc 2009-07-19 Yesterday yM, cJC and sH went to the field to discuss the strategy with fAB for both J02 and J06. The purpose of this year's excavation in J2 is to understand the stratigraphy of the layers immediately in front of the apron. If there is time we also would like to excavate to the west of the apron and the small wall (f127) in order to clarify the relationship of the area west of the apron and the plaza area, perhaps allowing for comparisons with J1. The goals for the season include the clarification of the chronology of the construction of the staircase and the apron as well as exposure of the earliest layers associated with the bottom of the apron. To begin we will open some limited areas, probably 2 loci immediately in front of the apron in order to maintain tight control over the excavation. We plan to leave to baulks running north-south leading up to the apron to clarify the relationship of any floors, etc. that may be recovered. We will work with limited workmen due to the small area and the need for close control. [Input: T720CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-20 Today we had our first day of work. We will begin with 8 workmen, 2 pickmen, 4 shovelmen and 1 wheelbarrow driver. Today we had 7 workmen as one workman did not come because his son is sick. We spent most of the time before breakfast cleaning the staircase and the apron. After breakfast we removed the backfill dirt and the plastic at the bottom of the apron and cleaned the tops of the sections. Work was slow because all the dirt had to be carried up the cement staircase next to J7. sH and cJC were in the field to supervise the work. When we removed the plastic the area underneath was damp and the layer underneath appeared to have laminations. These are presumably due to the accumulation of water under the plastic during the past 4 inactive years not due to any ancient reasons. We will scrape the whole area tomorrow. [Input: T720CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-21 Today we finished cleaning J2 before breakfast. We had seven workmen today. We cleaned the area just west of the apron. The plastic had been removed and the area cleaned in MZ21 for kite photos so the work went quickly. After we finished cleaning we removed the small curtain wall that was to the west of f127, the north-south wall to the west of the apron. mO came to help remove the stones, we also had assistance from some of the workmen from J6. After we removed the stones we excavated f336 under the wall. Dirt removal was slow as the workmen had to carry all the dirt up the cement staircase of J7 in zambils. [Input: T721CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-22 Today we continued cleaning and we removed the baulk in k54. After discussions with fAB, pC, cJC and sH it was decided that it is best to retain this baulk in the same location even if it makes the locus north of it (the area running up to the revetment wall) fairly narrow. We want to keep the sections the same as those from the previous J2 excavations where possible. [Input: T722CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-23 Today we cut the south section of J2 back about 40 centimeters to get rid of the eroded pieces and to create more room for excavation. After breakfast we tried to install the shaffat but unfortunately it was the wrong size and so it had to be removed again. We will try a different shaffat on Saturday after the day off. The dirt removal was slow as a result and we did not finish removing the section. [Input: T725CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-25 Today in the morning we finished removing the southern baulk in k54 (f338). We were finally able to install the shaffat. It is placed on the raised section south of the apron in k4. Afterwards we [Input: T725CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-26 Today in the morning we continued working in k14 and k5. We spent most of the morning helping Adeeb to put in the squares. We have resolved the placement issues by running an east-west line and then a north-south line and seeing where they cross. We have measured all the squares and baulks from that one established corner. We continued excavating the brickfall (f341) in k14 [Input: T726CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-27 Today first thing in the morning we cleaned the whole area so it could be photographed. We anticipated beginning excavation today and wanted to photograph the area with the squares in place and after everything was cleaned, cut back and scraped. After photographs we relayed several stones (f345) that we then removed. We continued to remove the brickfall f341 in k14. We began to excavated the small south portion of k110 that is being cut back to match the south section of the other squares. We removed one hard sloping floor (f344). After breakfast we scraped the west section of k100 so it can be drawn this afternoon. We also began removing f335 in k14. [Input: T727CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-28 Today we spent the morning taking measuremnts, relaying f349 and f346. sG and cJC finished drawing the west sections of k100. The workmen cleaned and removed some of the conservation materials while the staff took measurements. Before breakfast we had a meeting with gB and fAB. We discussed the strategy for J2. Kameron scraped the west section of k100 along the part that borders J7k6 so we can draw it when we have time. [Input: T728CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-07-29 Today there was a sandstorm and so we will work inside the house instead of in the field. This will give us the opportunity to catch up on the UGR documentation. cJC will focus on templates, data entry and running the programs while sH will work with sG on object descriptions. [Input: T729CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-01 Today we were able to begin going down in all of k110. First we removed the remaining portions of the floor f355 before going down about 15cm across the whole square. Mohammed Ker, one of the pickmen, did not come back after breakfast due to a family emergency so we continued with only 2 pickmen. Before breakfast sG and sH finished drawing the western section of k100. It will be photographed tomorrow when the light is better. [Input: T801CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-02 Today in the morning we continued removing the layers in k110. The goal was to expose the salmon-colored layer, f359. We were able to remove the last of f357 and expose f359. We spent some time then discussing the strategy (see sg entry). fAB gave a lecture to the workmen explaining the importance of our area and the importance of the f359 as a stratigraphic seal. After breakfast we started excavating in k5 to expose the salmon layer. We had some difficulties correlating the layers in k5 with k110 so we decided to stop for today and discuss the strategy in the afternoon with fAB and gB. [Input: T802CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-03 Today the first hour of work the workmen cleaned J7 while sG and cJC drew the west section of k110. After that we removed the portions of the west section of k110 layer by layer. We intend to follow the layers across the baulk and go down in k5 without the east baulk (same as west baulk k110). After breakfast we photographed the pebble floor f362 and removed it. The work is proceeding slowly because we are primarily using the small pick to avoid cutting through any layers. [Input: T803CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-05 Today we continued excavating only in k5. We had hoped to reach the salmon-colored floor (f359) in this locus today but we were unable to. Work was slow as we are only using the small pick to avoid cutting through any layers. Also, we stopped several times for Adeeb to remeasure our markers. We decided to change features about 10cm down into f363 as the matrix became slightly more reddish. This was called f364. At noon the workmen went for a lecture about the site with gB so we ended work early. [Input: T805CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-08 Today in k5 we started the day hoping to expose all of f359. We finished following it to the west. After cJC and sH drew the north section of k5 we began excavating k4 up to the apron. We did not find f359 continuing north up to the apron f131. Instead we found a gray layer with some larger sherds (f368) sloping up and abutting the apron (f131). Just south of this feature, but partially overlaying it we found brownish red layer we called f367. It is similar to f365 but not identical. f367 overlays f359 and f369. f359 slopes down sharply and partially overlays the gray floor surface of f369. We decided to excavate f367 first because it seems to be the latest as it overlays all the other features. When we began removing it we noticed what appear to be pieces of a broken plaster floor. At this point fAB and gB came to visit J2. They discussed the possible relationships of the plaster floor to the other features as well as discussing what might have caused the break in continuity of f359. pC suggested that perhaps water came down from the apron and created a puddle which destroyed some of the layers immediately in front of the apron (f131) including f359. We discussed the different possibilities of relationships of the features, with the most puzzling being the break in f359 and the relation of the plaster to the other features. gB would like us to change the way we excavate and stop using trowels and instead use only the small pick and brush to avoid creating artifical surfaces which he thinks may clarify the situation. He gave a demonstration to the workmen. Also during the day we finished removing the brickfall in k111 (f352) and sH and mCT drew the west section of k5. [Input: T808CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-09 Today in the early morning we continued excavating in k4 and k5 along the border of the two loci. We did our best to only remove the brownish feature (f367) while preserving f369 underneath and any remaining portions of the plaster (f370). Because we were excavating using only the small pick and the brush (no trowel) this task took one pickman (Mohammed Kher) the whole day. We also began excavating in k15. We followed f364 across through our section but found that instead of being just f365 underneath as in k4 and k5 we found a more complicated situation. Therefore, we continued very slowly also in k15. [Input: T809CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-10 Today we focused work primarily in k15 working with our two pickmen both in the same area. Because we have so many different layers and the cut of the erosion we are proceeding slowly to understand each layer before removing it. [Input: T810CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-11 Today we worked only in k15. In the morning we mostly cleaned for the first year as the area we wanted to excavate was damp from having the plastic covering it. Once we had cleaned everything we did our best to expose f375, the floor with plaster inclusions. We photographed it when we thought it had reached its full extent but then as we were removing f365 we found it continued and so we photographed it again. After that we removed f375 and started removing the accumulations of f365 by moving from the west section of k5 in a westward direction. In the south portion of k15 f365 came down on top of the salmon-colored floor f359 just as we expected. We did not finish exposing f359 and will work on exposing its extent tomorrow. In the north part of k15 we found the situation was more disturbed possibly due to erosion as we saw in k5 with the erosion of f359 and the brown accumulation of f367. It seems that f367 continues into k15 with some disturbed accumulations (not in nice thin layers of accumulations like f365) and some sherds that are not lying flat as well as some pebbles. We will explore this area tomorrow. We met with gB and fAB after breakfast and gB reminded the workmen again to only use the brush and not the trowel to avoid creating artificial surfaces. [Input: T811CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-12 Today we continued working in k15 to finish removing f365 and then proceed down to expose all of f359. We found that it was difficult to follow f359 as it appears to have been damaged by erosion (the cut of the erosion has been assigned f376). We appear to have a similar situation in k15 as we had in k4 and k5 where the salmon-colored floor (f359) was cut by erosion exposing the gray floor f369 and then the cut of the erosion was filled in by a softer brown accumulation f367. In k15 we find that the erosion (f376) did not completely remove the salmon-colored floor f359 but instead only damaged its top surface (the hard gray/salmon color layer). Then f359 was partially overlaid by the brown accumulation f367. It appears that the pink layer (f373) is in fact a continuation of f359 but is heavily damaged and very soft unlike the rest of f359 which was hard and formed a nice surface. I say that are likely the same though because we seem to have a stratigraphic continuation from f359 across to f373 with no interruption and the damaged portions of f359 are slightly darker in color but of the same consistency. Also today, In the morning we cleaned and then dM came to take a video of the pickmen working with the pick and the brush for the archives. At noon, as we have finally exposed all of f359, we began cleaning for the views we will take this afternoon. Today pC will go with dM to the field in the afternoon to take the views. gB and fAB want nice views of f359 and its relation to the apron (f131) because they have suggested that it is the first floor associated with the construction of the apron. [Input: T812CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-13 Today we first cleaned the area and took a few photos of the overall area showing the extent of f359 and then we removed f359 in k110, excavated the feature underneath, f377 and exposed f379 and removed a portion of f379 to reveal f381 with an animal pawprint in it. [Input: T815CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-15 Today we continued working in k110. We started by removing the remaing portion of f379. In the process of removing this feature we uncovered more impressions in f381 which is immediately below. Some of the prints appear to be of human feet so we decided to stop, clean, photograph and make plaster casts of the impressions. Then, before breakfast gB and fAB came and we discussed leaving the footprints to be excavated next season instead of doing it this year. gB thought we should pedestal the south portion of k110 and only work in north k110 but I would rather not as the area is very small. At breakfast there was a strategy meeting between pC, fAB, gB and cJC to discuss how to proceed. After discussing several options (excavating north k110, working in k13, cutting a trench in front of the apron, excavating down in J6k84, and making a sounding in k100) we decided to work in k100. We will remove the backfill and then go down to see if we can find the bottom of the first staircase (f380) and get enough ceramic material for a solid date of construction. After breakfast we began removing the backfill of k100. We will continue tomorrow. [Input: T815CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-16 We continued removing the backfill in k100. We used v127 as a guideline for how the features looked at the end of 2005. Before breakfast we finished removing all the backfill and began excavating what appears to be a pit (a12) or at least some kind of cut. We started removing the fill (f382) and found it went down quite far. We excavated f382 for the rest of the day. Akmed and sH tried to take 2 more casts of the footprints in k110 but they were unsuccessful. We decided not to try again and to backfill k110 today or tomorrow. [Input: T816CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-17 We continued removing the fill (f383) of the pit (a12) in the southwest corner of k100. At the bottom we found a row of small stones, relatively straight (f384) sitting in a hard surface (f385). We decided this was a good stopping point for the pit for this season. We decided to remove the pebble floor from last season (f292) and proceed down in the rest of k100. Under f292 we found a nice sherd and bone floor (f386)that took awhile to expose. We also cut back the section of the pit cut (f382) to look for a good stopping point for the rest of k100. We continued work in the afternoon so we can reach a good point and achieve some of our goals of finding the floors associated with the construction of the lower staricase (f380). [Input: T819CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-18 We worked in k100 removing a series of sherd and pebble pavements and their subfloors. We removed f386 and its subfloor, f387 and then floor f388 and its subfloor f389 before stopping at the exposure of f390. gB and fAB came to give candy to our workmen and make a video of the workmen giving them candy. gB had a discussion about the archaeology of J2 with the workmen. In the afternoon we worked to reach a good stopping point and also to cut back the west section of k100. [Input: T819CJC.j]
-daily -inc 2009-08-30 Today we removed the backfill from k100 for final photographs. We also cleaned all of J2. We will attempt to rephotograph the human footprints as well. [Input: T830CJC.j]
-introduction -inc 2009-07-19 This year's excavations in the J2 area are intended to explore questions regarding the chronology of the construction of the staircase, apron and associated walls. In order to achieve this goal we will be excavating immediately to the south of the apron, to expose any layers which might help determine the dates of construction. Due to the detailed nature of this work the excavations will be relatively limited in size. The questions that we hope to answer include finding out if the second staircase was built at the same time as the apron or not and also retrieving data (primarily ceramics) that will help date the earliest levels of construction of the apron. Secondary concerns include understanding the construction of the wall to west of the apron (f127) and its relationship with the small wall (f334) that it is connected with. We will also be exploring the area just south of the revetment wall to try and find the escarpment that was found in J1 and explore if the construction in front of the wall is the same in J2 as J1. [Input: T720CJC.j]
-introduction -inc 2009-08-27 At the end of the season MZ22 (2009) that last numbers are as follows, q:902, i:26, f:391, a:12, r:1142, and v:220. Any subsequent excavations should use numbers beginning with the next number in each sequence (i.e. q:903). [Input: T827CJC3.j]
-staff -inc 2009-07-19 J2 excavations will take place this year under the supervision of pC, who will be primarily excavating in J6 with much of the day-to-day supervision by cJC. sH and sG will assist. As of the beginning of the excavation only cJC and sH are present. [Input: T720CJC.j]
-staff -inc 2009-08-01 sG has joined our team for the next week. She will assist in J2 as well as J6. [Input: T801CJC.j]
-staff -inc 2009-08-05 sG is only working in the field before breakfast. After breakfast today sH went to work on site presentation with gB. [Input: T805CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-20 Today fAB and cJC discussed the placement of the loci for the season. In order to achieve the goals of understanding the chronology of the construction of the apron and the associated walls it is necessary to place one section north-south running up to the the apron and one section north-south hitting the wall (f127) to the west of the apron. These loci will likely not conform to the site-wide grid due to the constraints imposed by our goals as well as the difficulty in reestablishing the squares in this area. We will create new loci numbers for these areas. [Input: T720CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-22 Today fAB, pC, cJC and sH met in the field to discuss the strategy for the season. We will follow the strategy outlined in the introduction. We discussed where to place the loci. Ideally we will be able to follow the site-wide grid but if the sections do not fall in the places we need to accomplish our goals we will create new squares. Adeeb, the surveyor, is unsure if it is possible to reestablish the squares in our unit as only one corner marker is remaining in J2. [Input: T722CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-23 We had a meeting with gB, fAB and pC. The strategy will be to start excavation in front of the revetment wall (f128) in k13, down to the escarpment and then following the escarpment around in front of the apron. gB would prefer not to excavate in front of the apron as not to damage it. [Input: T725CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-25 After meeting with fAB, gB and pC several times we are still deciding a strategy. gB wants to follow the floors from the cut of k100 across in front of the apron. He says this will help us to find the floors and avoid cutting through them by coming down from the top. The main question is if we will follow the floors east to west or extend the area slightly south into J7. We will try and reestablish the squares from the previous excavations to see if it will be feasible to keep the same squares as were used in the previous J2 excavations. [Input: T725CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-28 We will stop working in k15 as it appears we have cut through a surface. We also decided to remove f346 after breakfast. We will also draw the 3 sections from J7 when there is time so we can cut down the floor for a better view and approach to the apron and the staircase when it is entered from the J7 area. We will cut the whole of J7k6 down about 20 centimeters. [Input: T728CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-07-30 We have settled on a strategy in which we will begin the excavations by following the layers visible in the west section of k100 across k110. We will go down in k110 before attempting to follow the layers in any of the other loci such as k4 and k5. We will not leave a north baulk as it would block the apron and prevent us from seeing the connections of the layers with the apron (f131). Because k110 is only 3.5m the south section will serve as the east-west section (instead of the traditional north section). [Input: T801CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-02 In the morning we had a long meeting with fAB, pC, cJC, sG and sH to discuss the strategy for J2 now that we have reached the stratigraphic 'seal' of the salmon-colored layer (f359). fAB would prefer to expose the salmon layer in all the squares (k5, k15) before going down any further. He argues that this offers the advantage of seeing f359 exposed in all the squares at the same time. He thinks this is especially important if f359 proves to be the first floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131) and the second staircase (f132). I would prefer to go down in just k110 where we can easily follow the layers because they are exposed in the west section of k110. This allows for the careful excavation of each layer and allows us to keep the pottery separate as best possible. Then we could draw the west section of k110 before removing it while excavating k5. This again allows the advantage of following the section across ensuring that we can match up the features from k110 with those in k5. This second strategy does not allow us to see the same feature in all the squares. We decided to implement fAB's plan and began excavating in k5. We exposed several layers but it became difficult to match them with k110 despite having the south section. I met again with gB and fAB in the time after breakfast and we decided to table the discussion of strategy until tomorrow. [Input: T802CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-02 fAB suggested not collecting the pottery from the first 10-15cms in front of the apron for each feature as sherds may have slipped down into the cracks between the surfaces and the stones during the years. We will do our best to implement this strategy. [Input: T802CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-03 After having a meeting with pC, fAB and gB yesterday we decided to draw the west baulk of k110 and then remove it above the salmon-colored floor (f359) so we can follow the layers across the baulk from k110 to k5 and go down all together. We will keep a small portion of the baulk just south of the apron so we can see how the layers go up and touch the apron (f131). We will not have a north baulk in k5 as it will impede our view of how the layers come up against the apron. When possible to distinguish them, we will assign the same feature numbers to the features in k5 as in k110. Presumably many of them should continue across the whole area. [Input: T803CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-08 Because we did not find the salmon-colored floor (f359) covering all of k5 and k4 as expected we will have to implement a new strategy. In south k4 and north k5 we found that f359 sloped down sharply, overlays f369 and does not continue to the north. Also overlaying both f359 and f369 right at the border of k4 and k5 is f367. Abutting the apron and sloping down and away from the apron (f131) is a gray layer with some sherds laying on it - we called it f368. We decided to excavate f367 first as it overlays the other features and so is the latest. When removing it we found what appears to be a very damaged plaster floor. gB suggested that we continue removing f368 using only a small pick and a brush to avoid damaging the original surface of f369 and to see if f369 slopes up and serves as the base for the plaster. Once we have finished removing f367 I would like to temporarily stop in k4 and k5. At that point we will have the exposure of all of f359 that still exists as well as some features that may be just below in the north area next to the apron (f131). The next step would be to continue across the west baulk of k5 to k15 and see if the f359 continues to the west. This should give us the complete exposure of f359. We will still leave the small baulk stubs right next to the apron to provide a nice sequence of the layers abutting the apron. Once we finish exposing f359 according to our original strategy we should go down in k110 to achieve the original goals set by the season of reaching the earliest floors associated with the apron (f131) and exposing the edge of the lower staircase and seeing if it continues west. With the last 10 days of excavation we should be able to expose all of f359 and then reach the earliest levels in k110. Excavating in k110 also has the advantage of exposing the gray layer we see in the west section of k100 to see if it is the same as f369 that we find in k4/k5 just under f359. This will not allow us time to achieve our goals of studying the early escarpment in k13 but it will be enough to complete some of our goals, notably the most important for our season of reaching the earliest floors associated with the apron. [Input: T808CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-09 Today we found several new features in k15 and it appears it may not be as simple as we thought to follow the features across the west baulk of k5 into k15 so we will slightly alter our strategy from yesterday. Instead of just following the features across we instead will work from the most recent features down in k15 as we find them. For tomorrow that means excavating f372 and f339. We hope that this will allow us to see what relationship f365 (that we see in the west section k5) has to the newly discovered features including the brickfall. Some of the changes we see delimited from east to west may be a result of a combination of the erosion we see in the south section and the possible difference in features that were in front of the apron (f131) and those that are west of the western wall of the apron (f127). We still intend to go down to f359 if possible in k15. After we finish exposing f359 in k15 (or alternatively, exploring its western edge)we will continue with yesterday's strategy which is to continue down in k110. We hope to add another pickman once we move to k110 to ensure we reach the earliest levels by the end of excavations. [Input: T809CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-10 Today we focused on understanding the accumulations in k15. Yesterday we decided that the best strategy was to excavate down from the latest features (f371, f339) and try and follow them in k15 instead of going across from the west baulk of k5. We started by removing f371, the flaky gray layer on top of f339. We wanted to remove the hard gray layer f339. It was relayed and then we began removing it. We wanted to investigate this feature as pC had suggested it may have been the glacis (f319) referred to in the earlier excavations, now only preserved in the areas we removed under the baulks we cut back at the beginning of the season (f338 and f341). When we picked the hard layer however it came apart very differently in the two areas where the pickmen were working. Coming down from the north Kamiron found that the hard gray layer was very hard and thick (about 3cm or more) and when picked it removed a 10cm layer underneath as well. In contrast, in the SW corner where Mohammed Kher was working we found that f339 was extremely thin and came off easily revealing a dramatic pink layer (f373). This layer is soft and easily damaged with the pick. Because we found the gray layer (f339) overlaying several different features we suppose it is part of the erosion we see in the south section the cut of which we have defined as f336. I think it is likely that f339 is the last moment after the erosion when a small surface forms on top of all the layers which were exposed by the erosion which is then covered by the brickfall (f338, f341). Because we have now exposed several layers (f373, f348, f374)due to the nature of the removal of f339 we decided to change our strategy slightly. [Input: T810CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-10 We discussed it with fAB and he suggested we return to the original strategy of following the layers across through the section of k5 to see how they relate to the newly exposed layers. In the west section we can see f365 and a thin yellow line which we have assigned f375. We wanted to remove f365 above f375 and see how it comes up against the pink layer f373. It seems that f365 would have covered the pink layer f373 but it was cut by the erosion. By following f365 across from the east to the west we should be able to answer this question. Before we could remove all of f365 we needed to expose the plaster layer (f375) and see its extent. We used the small pick and the brush to expose as much of this delicate layer as possible. Tomorrow we hope to finish exposing the plaster (f375) relay and photograph it before removing it. After we finish with f375 we will continue removing f365 across to see its relationship to the pink (f373) and the salmon-colored floor (f359). [Input: T810CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-11 Our main goal for the next day is to clear the accumulations above the salmon-colored floor (f359) in k15. We do not want to expend too much time focusing on k15 because we also want to finish excavating k110 down to the earliest layers associated with the apron (f131) and the staircase (f130) before the end of excavations. We are finding that in the south portion of k15 the layers roughly conform to that which we found in the south part of k5 - that is, a series of thin accumulations (f365) covering the salmon-colored floor (f359). We will go down to f359 in this section and then move northwards exploring the full extent of f359. We anticipate finding some indications of erosion in the northern part of k5 as we already saw eroded layers in north k5 and in k4. We discussed our strategy with gB and fAB and they suggested that after 2 days we stop in k15 even if we have to make it a smaller square with a north-south section about halfway across. They suggested this because we are all worried that we will not have enough time to finish in k110. Also we will no longer remove our dirt via shaffat but instead will only move it down the trench (J6k200, J7k200) so we can have it available for backfill as we will want to backfill above f359 in k4, k5 and k15 [Input: T811CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-12 Today we finished working in k15 as we have exposed the full extent of the salmon-colored floor (f359) in k110, k5 and k15. Our strategy for proceeding is to take the views of f359 this afternoon and then begin working only in k110 for the rest of the excavation season. We will backfill k5 and k15 at the end of the season and we are finished working in these two loci for now. In k110 we intend to proceed with our two pickmen removing each layer and collecting all the pottery so we can date the earliest layers associated with both the construction of the apron (f131) as well as to explore how far west the steps of the lower staircase (f380) extend. We hope to achieve our goals of finding a date for the earliest levels of the staircase and also to see the extent of the lower staircase (f380) before the end of the season. [Input: T812CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-13 For the rest of the season we intend to go down in only k110 following the layers in the west section of k100 so we can find the first floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131) and the second staircase (f130). If there is time we would like to go down enough to expose the western extent of the first staircase (f380). [Input: T815CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-15 Because today we found human footprints in f381 in k110 gB suggested we stop in south k110 for this season to leave the footprints to be excavated next year. He suggested we make a sounding in only north k110. I suggested that instead of doing this we work in another area as north k110 is very small and it would be difficult next year to exactly correlate the features of the sounding with south k110. gB, fAB, pC and cJC had a strategy meeting at breakfast to discuss how to proceed. After discussing several options (excavating north k110, working in k13, cutting a trench in front of the apron, excavating down in J6k84, and making a sounding in k100) we decided to work in k100. We will remove the backfill and then go down to see if we can find the bottom of the first staircase (f380) and get enough ceramic material for a solid date of construction. We have three full days of excavation left so we should be able to go down a substantial amount as k100 is very narrow. [Input: T815CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-17 Today we decided to go down until the bottom of the pit (a12) in the southwest corner of k100. We will remove all of the fill f383 until we reach the bottom and then we will use the section of the cut (f382) to decide how to proceed in the rest of k100. We should be able to see in the section if there is a good stopping point. [Input: T819CJC.j]
-strategy -inc 2009-08-18 We will remove as many of the pebble and sherd floors as possible to reach a suitable stopping point for the season. We hope to reach the gray layer we see in the section of the cut (f382). We will also try and cut back all our sections to make them as neat as possible for the final photos. [Input: T819CJC.j]
-surveying -inc 2009-07-25 Ideally we would like to reestablish the previous squares following the site-wide grid for excavations this year. bP is not in the field this year and so her former assistant Adeeb is doing to surveying. Unfortunately J2 is down so low and is lacking in previously established points making it difficult to reestablish the squares. Today we tried to place some squares but they were in the wrong place. Tomorrow we will try again by placing to lines, one on the north-south grid and one on the east-west grid and then placing a stake where they cross. From there we can reestablish some squares. This may be less accurate than using the surveying machine, but right now it is impossible to put the points using the survey machine. [Input: T725CJC.j]
-surveying -inc 2009-08-01 There are still problems with the markers, they have not been entered into the computer yet and may not be accurate. We are awaiting the arrival of a new surveyor to double-check the points. Until then we will relay any markers before removing them so we can check them against older points if needed. [Input: T801CJC.j]
-surveying -inc 2009-08-05 Adeeb came to remeasure our markers today for the correct elevations. We hope to be able to have the measurements next week. [Input: T805CJC.j]
-surveying -inc 2009-08-26 After plotting the J2 loci from MZ22 it became apparent that they do not exactly match the squares of the previous years. This is not totally unexpected as we had many problems at the beginning of the season trying to reestablish the squares due to the small number remaining markers in J2 as well as the depth of J2 compared to the remaining markers. The differences are not substantial but should be noted. [Input: T826CJC.j]
-workmen -inc 2009-08-02 Hussein, a pickman, has gone to work in J6. We will continue the excavations in J2 one locus at a time with only 2 pickmen (Mohammed Ker and Kamiron). We will retain all 5 shovelmen (Akmed, Fawass, Abdee, Khudur, and Saleh) and our two wheelbarrow drivers (Ali and Rodi). [Input: T802CJC.j]
-workmen -inc 2009-08-08 Saleh did not come today. Abdee had a toothache but stayed to work anyways. We were able to manage as we were excavating close to the shaffat. Our team now consists of 2 pickmen, 5 shovelmen (when all are present) and 1 wheelbarrow driver. [Input: T808CJC.j]
-workmen -inc 2009-08-09 Saleh returned to work today and Abdee was feeling better so we are operating at full strength. We seem to have to many shovelmen now that we have started excavating with so much detail and using the brushes. I spoke to fAB about possibly adding a pickman and suggested that perhaps I could give a shovelman to another unit in exchange for a pickman. [Input: T809CJC.j]
-workmen -inc 2009-08-16 Last Thursday we gave 2 shovelmen to J6 so we are operating with a team of six workmen. Two pickmen, 3 shovelmen and a wheelbarrow driver. We take the dirt down the big trench (J6k200, J2k200) so it will be available for backfill. [Input: T816CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f106 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f112 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f155 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f177 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f178 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f180 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f181 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f188 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f189 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f202 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f207 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f208 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f210 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f211 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f216 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f217 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f218 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f226 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f230 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f260 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f261 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f273 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f340 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f342 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf A2 2009-09-14 f356 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf B10 2009-09-14 bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf B11 2009-09-14 Large brickfall of red and gray bricks sloping from the east down to the west. It falls on top of the erosion (f366). It is probably Mitanni in date and in J7 some skulls of children were found. The brickfall is composed of both red and gray bricks and has many inclusions, notably pottery - some of it from large storage jars. It is more eroded in the upper layers indicating it was exposed for some time. It appears to have taken place in two phases or slowly as two small walls were discovered inside the brickfall (^ctwl2, ^ctwl3). Associated with these curtain walls are small burned patches and some shallow pits. It appears that as the brickfall began they tried to continue to use the area but were unsuccessful as the first wall was covered as well as the second attempt. The area was then not used until after the brickfall had ended. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf C10 2012-05-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf I4 2009-09-14 s158-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf I4 2009-09-14 s160-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf I11 2009-09-14 The brickfall is dated to the middle Mittani based on the ceramics. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^bf I12 2009-09-14 The brickfall is assigned to two different strata as it took place slowly and in two phases (see description). Also see topic on left-hand side. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 A2 2009-09-14 f128 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 A30 2009-09-14 Revetment wall surrounding the temple terrace. This wall extends across the whole JP area, into stretching from J6 in the east to J5 in the west, through J2, J3, J4 and J1. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 B10 2009-09-14 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 B11 2009-09-14 The revetment wall is part of the larger monumental access that defines J2. It is a wall, about 2 rows of stones in thickness that acts as an interface between the temple terrace area and the Plaza. The wall is about 2.5 meters high in J2. It is constructed of rough stones that are placed on top of each other, the area between the stones is filled with dirt. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 C10 2009-09-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 I4 2009-09-14 s650-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 I10 2009-09-14 The revetment wall was assigned to s650-J2B based on the materials found at the base and through comparisons with the materials such as the first escarpment in J1. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall1 M99 2009-09-14 Based on excavations in J3 it is thought that the revetment wall is backed (on the northern inside face) with a bakaya layer to prevent water from seeping through and causing damage. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 A2 2009-09-14 f21 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 A2 2009-09-14 f131 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 B10 2009-09-14 apron [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 B11 2009-09-14 The apron is the set of more widely placed steps to the west of the main staircase (^stair2). It is built of limestone blocks and the steps are spaced so that it is approximately one apron step for every two staircase steps. It is flanked on the western edge by a small wall (^wall3). It is constructed at the same time as the second staircase (^stair2) and the eastern flanking wall (^wall2). [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 C10 2009-09-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 I4 2009-09-14 s650-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 I10 2009-09-14 The apron was assigned to s650-J2B based on the ceramic material that abuts its base. The ceramics that are just below and just above the first step both date to this strata so the apron can safely be assigned to the strata s650-J2B as well. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr1 K1 2009-09-14 Composed of 18 steps [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 A2 2009-09-14 f20 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 A2 2009-09-14 f132 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 B11 2009-09-14 The second apron was built to mimic the first apron, after the first apron and the revetment wall had been covered. It is built up limestone blocks and displays a similarity to the first apron in style. It is dated to the Mittani based on Mittani deposits that run under it. The second apron is part of the Mittani reenvisioning of the sacral area after the first apron (^apr1) and the staircase (^stair2) was almost covered. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 C5 2012-05-14 Upon further discussion during the September/October 2011 study season we decided that the assignment of the second apron to the Mittani period is not certain. See discussion on left hand side under topics for futher details. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 C5 2012-10-16 After discussion regarding the date of the second apron again in the Fall 2012 study season we again are resolved that the apron belongs in the Mittani period, specifically to the period of rebuilding and construction across the temple terrace area dated to s148-J2B. See discussion under topics for full explanation of different options. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 I4 2012-10-16 s148-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 I10 2009-09-14 The second apron is primarily dated based on the ceramics that go under it, recovered during the German excavations of the area. Additionally, the materials constituting the fill between the revetment wall and the second apron are also dating to the Mittani period. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 I12 2012-10-16 Mittani sherds go under the apron in J3 and J5. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^apr2 K1 2009-09-14 Composed of 11 steps [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 A2 2009-09-14 f380 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 B10 2009-09-14 staircase [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 B11 2009-09-14 First staircase of an earlier construction phase. There are three main steps visible and it goes underneath the second staircase. It is unclear if this staircase continued all the way up to the top of the temple mound as the second staircase covers it or if it is the top of a deeper structure. Further excavations will be needed to answer this question. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I4 2009-09-14 s850-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I4 2012-10-20 s730-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I10 2009-09-14 This feature is assigned to the LC based on comparisons with other excavated areas. The earlier structures in front of the revetment wall in J1 are dated to the LC based on ceramics. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I10 2012-10-20 After discussion with lC and jW in 2012 study season we decided that it is possible that the earlier structures across the JP area may date to the Ninevite 5 period rather than the LC3. Since the dating of ^stair1 was based on comparisons with J1 and J5 the date of this structure was also revised to a slightly later stratum, s730-J2B. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I11 2009-09-14 The earliest materials against this feature are dated to s685-J2B, but as we have not yet reached the base of the feature it is presumed to be earlier. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 I11 2012-10-20 The lowest sherds recovered are Ninevite 5, however, they indicate the period of use of this structure, not the period of construction, since we have not yet reached the base of the structure. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair1 K1 2009-09-14 Composed of 3 steps. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 A2 2009-09-14 f130 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 B10 2009-09-14 staircase [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 B11 2009-09-14 Second staircase, associated with the first apron. It goes from the bottom of the apron up to the top of the temple terrace. There are two steps of the staircase for every one step of the first apron. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 I4 2009-09-14 s650-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 I10 2009-09-14 This feature is part of the monumental access that was constructed together as part of the major construction dated to s650-J2B. It is bonded to the apron (^apr1) and the eastern flanking wall (^wall2). The apron is constructed together with the revetment wall (^wall1) and therefore all these constructions are assigned to the same strata. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 I11 2009-09-14 Materials against the lowest step of this staircase were part of the German excavation of the area. When considered with the other features that are part of the monumental access it is clear that the materials at the base of the apron and revetment wall are both EDIII, which indicates that presumably the materials at the base of the staircase would be EDIII as well. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 K1 2009-09-14 Composed of 22 steps [Input: T914CJC.j]
^stair2 M2 2009-09-14 The staircase connects the Plaza at the bottom with the temple terrace at the top. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 A2 2009-09-14 f144 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 A2 2009-09-14 f232 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 B10 2009-09-14 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 B11 2009-09-14 So-called 'curtain' walls in front of the apron built during the brickfall. They were built to screen off certain areas, particularly after the area of the plaza began to fill in. The two features are each separate lines of stones that are placed one on top of each other with a slight layer of fill between them. The wall was built during the time of the brickfall and presumably the first level was covered and so the second layer was added. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 C10 2009-09-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 I4 2009-09-14 s159-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl2 I10 2009-09-14 This wall was constructed during the brickfall, which is securely dated to the Middle Mittani. The period of use during the brickfall, including the construction of the curtain walls was assigned to it separate strata, s159-J2A based on the supposition that it was a distinct event that occured during the brickfall. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 A2 2009-09-14 f288 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 A2 2009-09-14 f334 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 A2 2009-09-14 f346 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 B10 2009-09-14 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 B11 2009-09-14 Curtain wall built in front of the revetment wall, perpendicular to ^wall3 during the Mittani period. It was presumably built to screen off the bottom of the revetment wall. It was used until it collapsed and was covered over by brickfall. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 C10 2012-05-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 I4 2009-09-14 s190-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 I10 2009-09-14 Because the brickfall comes over this wall after it already collapsed it is presumed to be dated to an earlier Mittani phase. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl1 I11 2009-09-14 The ceramics found in and around this wall were mixed EDIII and Mittani. The excavators suggested that this may because the wall was placed on top of EDIII deposits and those deposits might have been disturbed during construction and incorporated. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 A2 2009-09-14 f386 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 A2 2009-09-14 f387 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 A2 2009-09-14 f388 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 A2 2009-09-14 f389 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 A2 2009-09-14 f390 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 B10 2009-09-14 pavement [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 B11 2009-09-14 Sequence of sherd, bone and pebble pavements with sandy subfloors. These pavements are in front of the first staircase and are associated with the lowest steps of the staircase. These pavements were grouped together as they show a typological similarity in their construction with small sherds and other small inclusions of stones and bones. Additionally, the ceramics from these floors were typologically similar. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 C10 2012-05-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 I4 2012-05-14 s685-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 I10 2009-09-14 Below the early EDIII floors, up against the earlier construction of the first staircase (^stair1). [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv1 I11 2009-09-14 mKB identifed some Ninevite 5 sherds [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f267 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f272 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f276 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f287 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f291 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f292 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f294 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 A2 2012-10-16 f302 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 B10 2009-09-14 pavement [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 B11 2009-09-14 Pebble floors in front of the first staircase just coming up to the very base of second staircase. Composed of an sequence of pebble floors with thin layers of accumulation between them. These pavements are grouped together based on their stratigraphic continuity and typological similarities. The pebbles are much larger than those of the earlier pavements (^pv1). [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 B11 2012-10-16 Pebble pavements that run up against the first staircase (^stair1). This grouping of pavements is characterized by mixed EDIII and Ninevite 5 sherds indicating they were in use during the transition of those periods. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 C10 2012-05-14 On W514 the strata assignment information was updated by cJC to reflect the J2B sequence. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 I4 2012-05-14 s665-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 I4 2012-10-16 s670-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 I11 2009-09-14 mKB identified early EDIII sherds embedded in the pavements. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 I11 2012-10-16 This grouping of pebble pavements is based on the similarity of the typology of sherds amongst them. The floors have a mix of Ninevite 5 and early EDIIIa sherds. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv2 I12 2012-10-16 These floors are constructed using the same techniques as the later ^pv3 grouping of floors, however, they are distinguished on the basis of their pottery typology which diverges from the ^pv3 grouping through the inclusion of Ninevite 5 materials. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs A1 2009-08-17 a7 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs A2 2009-08-17 f127 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs A2 2009-08-17 f128 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs A2 2009-08-17 f130 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs A2 2009-08-17 f131 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs B10 2009-08-17 Accessway [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs B11 2009-08-17 Monumental access to the temple terrace. In the third millennium this complex served as the main access to the temple. The complex was used for a long period of time which is indicated by the continual build up of floors in front of the apron. This monumental access is composed of the second staircase, the first apron, the flanking walls (f127 and f129). Most of the monumental access was built at the same time as the revetment wall with the exception of the second flanking wall which was added later. This specific label subsumes several important features and other specific labels. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs I4 2009-08-17 s650-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs I12 2009-08-17 The individual components of the monumental access have been primarily dated to this strata using the materials found against the base. The only exception is the western flanking wall which was added later. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^mnacs M2 2009-08-17 The monumental access serves to both connect and separate the Plaza at the base of the staircase with the temple terrace at the top. The revetment wall serves to separate the Plaza from the temple terrace and acts as a restrictive force. As a consequence the staircase and apron become the focus as the point of entry and passage between the two points. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 A2 2010-11-15 f129 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 B10 2010-11-15 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 B11 2010-11-15 Flanking wall to the east of the staircase (^stair2). The wall is bonded with ^stair2 and is part of the original construction of the monumental access (^mnacs). The wall is built of shaped limestones. It is over 2 meters high at the base of the staircase. The wall is level on the top so it becomes lower relative to the staircase as one moves up the stair. At the base 2 stones are placed obliquely leaning against the south face of the wall. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 I4 2010-11-15 s650-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 I10 2010-11-15 This flanking wall is bonded to the second staircase. The second staircase is dated by the materials at its base to the mid EDIII and therefore the flanking wall has been assigned to the same strata. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall2 M2 2010-11-15 The wall separates the access way from the non-sacral space to the east. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall3 A2 2010-11-15 f127 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall3 B10 2010-11-15 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall3 B11 2010-11-15 Flanking wall to the west of the apron (^apr1). The top of the wall follows the slope of the apron. It is slightly lower than the apron and was probably added later to bolster the western edge of the apron and protect it. It is composed of rougher stones than any of the original components of the monumental access (^mnacs). An stone (f257)is placed obliquely at the base to mimic the oblique stones in front of ^wall2. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall3 I4 2010-11-15 s630-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^wall3 I12 2010-11-15 This wall was added after the monumental access had already been constructed. It is not bonded to the revetment wall or the apron suggesting it was added later. The accumulations at the base of the revetment wall, however, seem to be relatively uninterrupted so it is assumed that it was added relatively soon after the construction to bolster the apron and protect the western edge. It is dated to the same phase as the escarpment in J1 which presumably served a similar function of protecting the constructions. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl3 A2 2010-11-15 f224 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl3 B10 2010-11-15 wall [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl3 B11 2010-11-15 Curtain wall built in front of the revetment wall, extending perpendicularly from ^wall3, during the period of the brickfall. This wall is above ^ctwl1 and follows the same lines although it is higher. It is separated from ^ctwl1 by a thick accumulation. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl3 I4 2010-11-15 s159-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ctwl3 I12 2010-11-15 This wall is built during the brickfall as evidenced by the brickfall layers around it. It is similar to ^ctwl2 in construction and appears to be built at the same time (See v100). [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn1 A2 2010-11-28 f376 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn1 B11 2010-11-28 Erosion in front of ^apr1 caused by water. Damages some of the floors that are part of fl4 and fl3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn1 I4 2010-11-28 s610-J2A [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn1 I12 2010-11-28 Sits inside of the use floors (^fl2) of the EDIII period [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn2 A2 2010-11-28 f366 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn2 B11 2010-11-28 Long erosion cut, sloping east to west that cuts the floors fl5, fl6, fl7 in front of apr1. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn2 C10 2010-11-28 The strata was updated to reflect J2B sequence by cJC on Wx16 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn2 I4 2010-11-28 s161-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ersn2 I12 2010-11-28 The layers that are cut by this erosion date to the EDIII and immediately on top of the cut is Mittani brickfall. This lead the excavators to date the erosion to the strata immediately preceding the Mittani brickfall as there was not time for any other materials to accumulate. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A1 2010-12-03 a6 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 a9 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f141 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f142 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f143 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f145 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f150 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f171 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f174 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f197 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f198 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f199 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f200 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f224 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f298 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f299 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f300 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 A2 2010-12-03 f301 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 B10 2010-12-03 use area [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 B11 2010-12-03 Use area inside of the brickfall, contemporaneous with the construction of the curtian walls (^ctwl2, ^ctwl3). The use was probably an attempt to reclaim and reuse the area after the first brickfall began, but it was unsuccessful due to the continued brickfall which covered the first and second attempts at walls in the area. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 I4 2010-12-03 s159-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use1 I12 2010-12-03 The brickfall is dated based on ceramics to the mid-Mittani. This use area is after the brickfall begins, but before it is completely over. Because it is sandwiched by brickfall it is known to be also in the Middle-Mittani. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 A2 2010-12-03 f101 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 A2 2010-12-03 f103 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 A2 2010-12-03 f105 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 A2 2010-12-03 f125 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 B10 2010-12-03 use area [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 B11 2010-12-03 Use areas at elevations level with the large stone, f154 placed on the apron (^apr1). This use area is directly on top of the crumbled bricks of the brickfall indicating an attempt to reclaim and reuse the area after the brickfall. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 I4 2010-12-03 s148-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use2 I12 2010-12-03 This use area occurs after the brickfall but likely before the construction of the second apron. It is dated primarily using it's stratigraphic location between these two phases. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 A2 2010-12-03 a5 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 A2 2010-12-03 f15 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 A2 2010-12-03 f16 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 A2 2010-12-03 f17 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 A2 2010-12-03 f22 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 B10 2010-12-03 use area [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 B11 2010-12-03 Use areas associated with the scattered stones at or above the levels of the second apron (^apr2). This includes the collapsed or placed stones (see v507) [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 C10 2010-12-03 The stratum for this use was updated to J2B sequence on Wx16 by cJC [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 I4 2010-12-03 s70-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use3 I12 2010-12-03 The scattered stones are in the uppermost accumulations after the monumental access had already been covered. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f7 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f9 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f10 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f12 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f67 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f69 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 A2 2010-12-03 f78 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 B11 2010-12-03 Use areas associated with tannurs in upper levels. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 C10 2010-12-03 Stratum updated to J2B sequence on Wx16 by cJC [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 I4 2010-12-03 s60-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^use4 I12 2010-12-03 Stratigraphically these layers appear to be relatively late due to their proximity to the surface of the tell. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f6 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f18 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f19 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f29 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f33 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f34 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f36 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f38 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f42 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f50 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f53 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f57 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f58 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f64 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f67 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f68 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f167 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f184 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f243 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts A2 2010-12-17 f360 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts B11 2010-12-17 Topsoil layers including modern materials and growing plants [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts I4 2010-12-17 s20-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^ts I10 2010-12-17 Stratigraphically the topsoil belongs to the most recent periods, with the exception of activities associated with the excavation (backfill etc.) which are attributed to s10-J2A. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f81 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f82 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f87 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f95 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f97 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f98 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f99 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f109 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f157 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f158 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f160 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f168 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f181 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f185 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f186 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f193 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f195 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f203 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f206 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f220 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f222 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f242 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 A2 2011-11-18 f249 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 B11 2011-11-18 Accumulations covering the top of the revetment wall. Part of a process of slow build-up and accumulation after the post-brickfall use. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 I4 2011-11-18 s122-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^accum2 I10 2011-11-18 Stratigraphically these accumulations are above the post-brickfall use and are part of the late Mittani covering of the revetment wall known from J1 and J5. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f205 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f209 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f213 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f214 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f215 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f256 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f258 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 A2 2012-10-16 f266 [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 B10 2012-10-16 pavement [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 B11 2012-10-16 Upper-most pebble pavements against the first staircase ^stair1. These prebble floors are characterized by EDIII sherds. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 I4 2012-10-16 s665-J2B [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 I11 2012-10-16 Sherds in these floors are from the early EDIIIa period, a slight variation in the distribution of sherds from the preceding sequence of pebble floors (^pv2) which included a mix of EDIIIa and Ninevite 5 sherds. [Input: T914CJC.j]
^pv3 I12 2012-10-16 The pebble floors of this grouping show no distinct composition to distinguish them from the from the earlier pebble floors but the ceramics are typologically different therefore they have been separated into two groupings. [Input: T914CJC.j]
a1 O11 2011-01-04 v522 [Input: T921CJC.j]
a5 A3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
a6 A1 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
a7 A1 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
a8 O11 2010-12-17 v509 [Input: T921CJC.j]
a9 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
a9 O11 2011-01-04 v520 [Input: T921CJC.j]
a10 O99 2011-01-05 There is no photograph of this aggregate or its constituent components. [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 A35 2009-08-16 v197b [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 B10 2009-08-16 pit [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 B11 2009-08-16 sharp cut across the southeast corner of k100 (f382) and its fill (f383) [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 G11 2009-08-16 f304 [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 G11 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 G11 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T816CJC.j]
a12 O11 2009-08-16 v193 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f1 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f1 I12 2011-05-16 Cleaning of trench [Input: V516CJC.j]
f2 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f2 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f2 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f3 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f3 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f3 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f4 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f5 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f6 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f6 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f6 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f7 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f7 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f7 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f8 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f8 I12 2011-05-16 Based on v7 it appears to overlay f24 (stones). [Input: V516CJC.j]
f9 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f9 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f9 I12 2011-05-16 Tannur sits in f7, dates to same stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f9 I12 2011-11-21 Tannur feature of scattered use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f10 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f10 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f10 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of tannur that sits in f7 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f10 I12 2011-11-21 Tannur feature of scattered use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f11 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f11 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation same as tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f12 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f12 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f12 I12 2011-05-16 working floor associated with tannur. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f12 I12 2011-11-21 Floor near tannur [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f13 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f13 I12 2011-05-16 Sits inside of f7, which is just under topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f14 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f15 A3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f15 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f15 I12 2011-05-16 Association with the floating stones (f26) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f16 A3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f16 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f16 I12 2011-05-16 Association with the floating stones (f24) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f17 A3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f17 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f17 I12 2011-05-16 Association with the floating stones (f26) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f18 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f18 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f18 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f19 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f19 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f19 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f20 A3 2009-09-14 ^apr2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f20 C10 2010-12-22 This feature was originally thought to be part of the revetment wall but as pC discusses above it was later understood to be part of the second apron (^apr2). Because there are no photographs it is difficult to determine. The relays suggest it is in the location of the apron rather than the wall. [Input: U809YM.j]
f20 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f20 I12 2011-05-16 Although this feature was originally identified as part of the revetment wall (f128) further analysis by pC indicates that it was actually a line of stones associated with the second apron (f132) and thus has been assigned to the stratum with the second apron, rather than the revetment wall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f20 I12 2011-11-21 Part of second apron [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f21 A3 2009-09-14 ^apr1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f21 B11 2010-12-22 Line of stones that form the western edge of the first apron (^apr1). [Input: U809YM.j]
f21 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f21 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is a row of stones that is part of the construction of the first apron (f131). The apron has been dated by the ceramics that abut the lower steps and this upper layer has been assigned to the same stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f21 I12 2011-11-21 Part of first apron [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f22 A3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f22 D52 2010-12-22 9165 [Input: U809YM.j]
f22 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f22 I12 2011-05-16 Association with the floating stones (f27) indicates that this layer was deposited during a period of scattered use. No conclusive date from ceramics. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f22 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use associated with floating stones. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f23 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f24 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f24 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f25 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f25 I12 2011-05-16 Layer just below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f26 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f26 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f27 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f27 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f27 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation of this feature is low enough to be part of accumulations associated with the large floating stones. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f28 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f28 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f29 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f29 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f29 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f30 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f30 I12 2011-11-21 Just below topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f31 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f31 I12 2011-11-21 Thick feature, may include multiple strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f32 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f33 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f33 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f33 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f34 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f34 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f34 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f35 C10 2010-12-22 Bottom elevation recovered from type of contact, using top elevation of f121. [Input: U809YM.j]
f35 D1 2010-12-22 k14 [Input: U809YM.j]
f35 D6 2010-12-22 9137@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f35 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f35 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f36 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f36 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f36 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f37 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f37 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulation just below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f37 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation under topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f38 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f38 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f38 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f39 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f39 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f40 D1 2010-12-22 k82 [Input: U809YM.j]
f40 D1 2010-12-22 k92 [Input: U809YM.j]
f40 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f40 I12 2011-05-16 Modern cut of German trench [Input: V516CJC.j]
f41 D1 2010-12-22 k72 [Input: U809YM.j]
f41 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f41 I12 2011-05-16 Modern cut of German trench [Input: V516CJC.j]
f42 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f42 D1 2010-12-22 k33 [Input: U809YM.j]
f42 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f42 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f43 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f43 I12 2011-05-16 Same as f34 and f37. Includes material from both s30 and s20. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f43 I12 2011-11-21 Same as f37 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f44 C10 2010-12-22 Elevations were recovered from the q-lot [Input: U809YM.j]
f44 D6 2010-12-22 9232@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f44 D6 2010-12-22 9272@top [Input: U809YM.j]
f44 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f44 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. This feature is thick and also includes material below the topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f45 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f45 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered stones [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f46 D6 2010-12-23 9223@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f46 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f47 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f48 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f48 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation above the staircase, may be part of use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f49 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f49 I12 2011-11-21 Pit from last use dug into this feature [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f50 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f50 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f50 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f51 D52 2010-12-23 9113 [Input: U809YM.j]
f51 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f51 I12 2011-11-21 layer at the same elevation as some of the floating stones in the upper layers. See v27 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f51 O12 2010-12-15 p9 [Input: T330PC.j]
f52 D52 2010-12-23 9247 [Input: U809YM.j]
f52 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f52 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f53 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f53 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f53 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. This feature is thick and also includes material below the topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f54 C10 2010-12-23 Bottom elevation was not recorded because the pit was not excavated. See note on f55 [Input: U809YM.j]
f54 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f54 I12 2011-11-21 Pit from last use in J2 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f55 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f55 I12 2011-11-21 Pit from last use in J2 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f56 D42 2010-12-23 9332 [Input: U809YM.j]
f56 D52 2010-12-23 9257 [Input: U809YM.j]
f56 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f56 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. This baulk is thick and also includes material below the topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f57 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f57 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f57 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f57 I12 2011-11-21 topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f58 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f58 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f58 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f58 I12 2011-11-21 topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f59 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f59 I12 2011-11-21 Ashy use associated with the pits [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f59 K8 2010-12-23 ashy [Input: U809YM.j]
f60 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f60 I12 2011-05-16 Based only on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f60 I12 2011-11-21 Pit from last use in J2 cuts down into this feature. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f61 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f61 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f61 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation associated with the floating stones above the monumental access, pit from later use cuts down into this layer. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f62 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f62 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation associated with the floating stones above the monumental access [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f63 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f63 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f64 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f64 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f64 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f65 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f65 I12 2011-05-16 Although this layer is just under topsoil it is very thick and includes more deposits from s60 than s30. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f65 I12 2011-11-21 Although this feature is just below the topsoil it probably includes material from multiple strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f66 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f66 I12 2011-05-16 Although this layer is just under topsoil it is very thick and includes more deposits from s60 than s30. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f66 I12 2011-11-21 This baulk is very thick, almost 1 meter in depth. It likely includes material from multiple strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f67 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f67 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f67 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f67 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f67 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use including tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f67 K5 2010-12-23 brown [Input: U809YM.j]
f67 K8 2010-12-23 compact with pebbles [Input: U809YM.j]
f68 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f68 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f68 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f69 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f69 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f69 I12 2011-05-16 Tannur sits in this feature, belongs with layers associated with tannurs and reuse of the area. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f69 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use including tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f70 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f70 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. Baulk may include other layers, not just topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f71 D6 2010-12-23 9200@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f71 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f71 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. Baulk may include other layers, not just topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f72 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f72 I12 2011-05-16 Tannur indicates that this is the period of reuse. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f72 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use including tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f73 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f73 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of tannur associated with area reuse. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f73 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use including tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f74 A35 2010-12-27 v57 [Input: U809YM.j]
f74 D52 2010-12-27 9200 [Input: U809YM.j]
f74 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f74 I12 2011-05-16 Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs [Input: V516CJC.j]
f74 I12 2011-11-21 Bakaya surface associated with the construction of the temple terrace. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f75 C33 2010-12-27 Because this feature was excavated as a baulk, many attributes such as color, hardness, and texture were not recorded. Also, there is no photograph of this feature. [Input: U809YM.j]
f75 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f75 I12 2011-05-16 Layer below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f76 D52 2010-12-27 9189 [Input: U809YM.j]
f76 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f76 I12 2011-05-16 Below the scattered accumulations, period of abandonment while the MA focus is on the western area (J5) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f77 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f77 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. Baulk includes layers under topsoil as well. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f78 A3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f78 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f78 I12 2011-05-16 Tannur sits in this feature, belongs with layers associated with tannurs and reuse of the area. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f78 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use including tannurs [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f79 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f79 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is thick and mixed from more than one strata but the uppermost levels belong to the assigned strata. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f80 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f80 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulations covering the revetment wall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f80 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations building up with area no longer in use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f81 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f81 D52 2010-12-27 9072 [Input: U809YM.j]
f81 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f81 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation covering the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f82 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f82 C33 2010-12-27 The color, texture and hardness were not recorded for this feature. Additionally, the bottom elevation was not recorded either in the feature or the q-lots. [Input: U809YM.j]
f82 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f82 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation covering the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f83 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f83 I12 2011-05-16 Scattered use of the area after majority of the area, except the upper levels of the second apron (^apr2), are covered. Elevation sme as stones f26 and f24. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f84 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f84 I12 2011-05-16 Floating stones above second apron. High elevation indicates they are earlier. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f84 I12 2011-11-21 Floating stones in the elevations above when the area was covered, including most of the second apron. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f85 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f85 I12 2011-05-16 Tannur indicates that this is the period of reuse. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f85 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use at the end of J2's use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f86 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f86 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of tannur associated with area reuse. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f86 I12 2011-11-21 Scattered use at the end of J2's use [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f87 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f87 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f87 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation covering the top of the revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f88 C33 2010-12-27 Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk it was not photographed and descriptive attributes were not recorded. [Input: U809YM.j]
f88 D52 2010-12-27 9130 [Input: U809YM.j]
f88 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f88 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil. Baulk includes layers under topsoil as well. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f88 I12 2011-11-21 Baulk including multiple features. Topmost features are topsoil level. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f89 D42 2010-12-27 9175 [Input: U809YM.j]
f89 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f89 I12 2011-05-16 Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs [Input: V516CJC.j]
f89 I12 2011-11-21 Bakaya surface associated with the construction of the temple terrace. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f90 A35 2010-12-27 v10 [Input: U809YM.j]
f90 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f90 I12 2011-05-16 same as f32 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f90 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations supporting floating stones [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f91 C10 2010-12-27 Elevations recovered from q-lots. Top elevation is probably higher as there are 2 q-lots without elevations recorded before the elevation given here. [Input: U809YM.j]
f91 D42 2010-12-27 9123 [Input: U809YM.j]
f91 D52 2010-12-27 9103 [Input: U809YM.j]
f91 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f91 I12 2011-05-16 same as f32 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f91 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations supporting floating stones [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f92 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f92 I12 2011-05-16 Mixed layers but highest levels are topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f92 I12 2011-11-21 Baulk including multiple features. Topmost features are topsoil level. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f93 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f93 I12 2011-11-21 Scatterred stones in upper elevations [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f94 C33 2010-12-27 Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk descriptive attributes were not recorded. There is also no photograph of this feature. [Input: U809YM.j]
f94 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f94 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f94 I12 2011-11-21 No view and only one elevation makes this assignment not completely secure. Elevaiton suggests it belongs to this stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f95 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f95 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f95 I12 2011-11-21 Revetment wall is beginning to be covered. The use areas associated with the flat stone (f154) are covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f96 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f96 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f96 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is fairly thick and may include multiple strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f97 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f97 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f97 I12 2011-05-16 Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f97 I12 2011-11-21 Associated with f98 and f99 which are place in this stratum based on elevations. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f98 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f98 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f98 I12 2011-05-16 Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f98 I12 2011-11-21 Based on elevation. There is no view of this feature. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f99 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f99 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f99 I12 2011-05-16 Under the scattered accumulations that represent s60 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f99 I12 2011-11-21 Just covering the use after the brickfall, as the revetment wall is beginning to be covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f100 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f100 I12 2011-11-21 Large stones floating in upper levels above staircase. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f101 A3 2010-12-03 ^use2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f101 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f101 I12 2011-05-16 Immediately above the brickfall, associated with the reuse of the area after it was covered by brickfall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f101 I12 2011-11-21 Use above the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f102 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f102 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with f101, which is above the brickfall, yet this feature is below the scattered reuse in subsequent phases [Input: V516CJC.j]
f102 I12 2011-11-21 Use floor associated with the use after the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f103 A3 2010-12-03 ^use2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f103 A35 2010-12-27 v40 [Input: U809YM.j]
f103 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f103 I12 2011-05-16 Directly under f95 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f103 I12 2011-11-21 Revetment wall is beginning to be covered. The use areas associated with the flat stone (f154) are covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f104 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f104 I12 2011-05-16 Modern cut of German trench [Input: V516CJC.j]
f104 I12 2011-11-21 Remnant of previous excavations [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f105 A3 2010-12-03 ^use2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f105 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f105 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with the ashy use phases that are linked to the use of the large stone f154 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f105 I12 2011-11-21 Bricky surface, indicating the use on top of the degraded brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f106 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f106 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f106 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f106 I12 2011-11-21 Bricky surface, indicating the use on top of the degraded brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f107 D42 2010-12-27 9237 [Input: U809YM.j]
f107 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f107 I12 2011-11-21 Floating stones in the elevations above when the area was covered, including most of the second apron. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f108 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f108 I12 2011-05-16 Above the brickfall, possibly part of the reuse of the area after a period of abandonment. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f108 I12 2011-11-21 Ashy reuse after the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f109 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f109 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f109 I12 2011-05-16 Under f76 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f109 I12 2011-11-21 Covering use towards end of brickfall, coming up to elevations equal to top of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f109 K7 2010-12-27 soft [Input: U809YM.j]
f109 K8 2010-12-27 powdery [Input: U809YM.j]
f110 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f110 I12 2011-05-16 Large volumetric feature that may include several levels of accumulations, but its top surface is the same as f105 and so it has been assigned to the same stratum as f105. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f110 I12 2011-11-21 Top portion is level with the use after the brickfall but the feature is very thick and extends down and therefore likely also includes some brickfall material. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f111 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f111 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is a meter in depth and probably includes multiple strata. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f111 I12 2011-11-21 Thick accumulation, mostly falls into the post-brickfall use, but builds-up to cover that use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f112 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f112 A35 2010-12-27 v50 [Input: U809YM.j]
f112 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f112 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f112 I12 2011-11-21 Just below the flat stone f154, associated with the use after the brickfall, see v77 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f113 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f113 I12 2011-05-16 Layer just below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f113 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation under the topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f114 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f114 I12 2011-05-16 See pC's reasoning. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f114 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is a baulk feature in the upper levels, it probably is mostly accumulations after the area was used, but due to overall depth may contain material from earlier strata as well. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f115 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f115 I12 2011-05-16 See pC's reasoning. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f115 I12 2011-11-21 Baulk feature spanning more than 1 meter in depth. May contain materials from multiple strata. Dated to latest strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f116 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f116 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation at the same levels as other use areas. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f116 I12 2011-11-21 This feature spans elevations equivalent to different use areas and accuulations. It has a small walking floor in it which can probably be attributed to s155-J2A (post-brickfall use). There are more accumulations then covering the revetment wall which spans the phase of s150-J2A. The upper portion likely is part of the later accumulations attributed to s80-J2A [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f117 A35 2010-12-27 v62 [Input: U809YM.j]
f117 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f117 I12 2011-05-16 Layer just below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f117 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation under the topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f118 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f118 I12 2011-05-16 Layer just below topsoil, same as f113. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f118 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation under the topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f119 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f119 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation indicates this feature is just above the brickfall, and the packed sherds indicate that it was a part of the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f120 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f120 I12 2011-05-16 Column under stones f84 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f120 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation supporting stones of late use above second apron. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f121 C33 2010-12-27 Because this feature was excavated volumetrically as a baulk descriptive attributes were not recorded and no photograph was taken. [Input: U809YM.j]
f121 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f121 I12 2011-05-16 See pC's reasoning. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f121 I12 2011-11-21 Thick baulk feature that may contail multiple deposits [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f122 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f122 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulation covering f129. The layers above this feature are part of s60 and so even though this feature does not share the indications of scattered use that other features in s70 do, it is at the same elevation and fits stratigraphically into this stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f123 I1 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f123 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is a baulk and may contain multiple deposits. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f124 A35 2010-12-27 v41 [Input: U809YM.j]
f124 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f124 I12 2011-05-16 No types of contact were recorded but in v41 it appears to cover f118. The alternative is that it is a baulk feature equal to f118. Because of the ambiguity I have assigned it to the same stratum as f118. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f124 I12 2011-11-21 Equivalent to f118, which was the natural accumulation under the topsoil. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f125 A3 2010-12-03 ^use2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f125 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f125 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with the levels linked to the use of f154, the large flat stone on top of the apron (f131) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f125 I12 2011-11-21 Exposed during the use of stone f154 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f126 C30 2010-12-27 The elevation given in the feature log was listed using a relay which produced the top elevation error. When the elevation is calculated by hand using the elevation of the relay as a starting point the elevation is calculated at 8994, which is below the listed bottom elevation. The top elevation is therefore unknown. [Input: U809YM.j]
f126 D42 2010-12-27 8994 [Input: U809YM.j]
f126 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f126 I12 2011-11-21 Although this feature contains mixed materials from f125 and f103 it can not be securely dated. Likely the majority of the material belongs to f155, the period of post-brickfall use, however, the upper portions, just under the stone (as well as the stone) are part of the accumulation after. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f127 A3 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
f127 A3 2010-11-15 ^wall3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f127 F50 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) abuts f127 (wall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f127 I1 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f127 I10 2009-09-16 Appears to be a later construction, an addition to the apron. It is probably dated to this strata as this is the only phase where major modifications were made to the temple terrace in all JP. There is no specific data from J2 to support assignment to this strata but based on comparison with J1 and the building of the second escarpment it fits with the general development of the temple terrace. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f127 I12 2011-05-16 Appears to be a later construction, an addition to the apron. It is probably dated to this stratum as this is the only phase where major modifications were made to the temple terrace in all JP. There is no specific data from J2 to support assignment to this stratum but based on comparison with J1 and the building of the second escarpment it fits with the general development of the temple terrace. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f127 I12 2011-11-21 The construction of this wall indicates that it was a later addition to the monumental complex. It is not bonded to either the first apron (f131) or the revetment wall (f128). gB has also noted that it appears to cut through one of the triangle "mountain" shapes that are patterned into the revetment wall, indicating it was not part of the initial design. Despite not being part of the initial construction the addition came not long after the construction as indicated by the few layers that had time to build-up between the two moments of construction. Based on comparisons with J1 it seems that this stratum was a period of rebuilding and remodeling to prevent water damage. Likely this wall was added to prevent the runoff of water and erosion on the western edge of the apron. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-19 v148 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-19 v148b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v153 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v153a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f127 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f128 A3 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
f128 A3 2009-09-14 ^wall1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f128 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f128 I12 2011-09-30 The first escarpment of area J1 is dated to the early EDIII period and it is believed to be associated with the construction of this wall. In J2 the first accumulation associated with the base of the wall was not clearly identified, but the layers associated with the lowest levels of the revetment wall are primarily dated to early EDIII or the mid EDIII, which fits with the J1 material. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-19 v149 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v153a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f128 O12 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f128 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f128 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f128 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f128 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f128 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f128 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f129 A3 2010-11-15 ^wall2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f129 F50 2011-01-05 f333 (stone installation) leans against f129 (wall) [Input: U809YM.j]
f129 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-19 v149 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f129 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f129 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f129 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 A3 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
f130 A3 2009-09-14 ^stair2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f130 F52 2009-08-19 f130 (steps) overlays f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f130 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-19 v149 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-19 v150 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f130 O12 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f130 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 A3 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
f131 A3 2009-09-14 ^apr1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f131 F50 2009-08-29 f365 (floor, type d) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f131 F50 2009-08-08 f368 (floorsurface in general) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f131 F50 2009-08-29 f378 (floorsurface in general) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f131 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-19 v148b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-19 v149 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-19 v150 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f131 O12 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-01 v164 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-01 v164b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v166b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v166c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v170 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v170a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v170b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v188 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-14 v191 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-14 v191a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v205a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f131 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f132 A3 2009-09-14 ^apr2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f132 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f132 I12 2011-05-16 Second apron, constructed after the first apron was no longer in use. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f132 I12 2011-09-30 Based on discussions with jW about the continuation of the second apron in J3 we are now unable to identify why this feature was assigned to the Mittani period. Some of the accumulations that abut the stones are Mittani but these may have been a result of the covering of the area during the Mittani period. If the accumulations against the apron were early Mittani it would argue more strongly in favor of a Mittani assignment as the accumulations in J2 were relatively low during the early Mittani period. If the accumulations, however, are late Mittani it might suggest that they only accumulated after the plaza had been filled and the accumulations covered the whole area. The bakaya found under the apron probably dates to the time of construction of the monumental access, reflecting the surface of the terrace in the third millennium. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-19 v148 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f132 O12 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f133 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f133 I12 2011-05-16 Bakaya layer associated with the construction of ^apr1, ^stair1 and ^mnacs [Input: V516CJC.j]
f133 I12 2011-11-21 Bakaya between stones. The Bakaya on top of the temple terrace has been attributed to the third millennium everywhere it was found. It appears that during the period of construction and use of the Temple terrace it was covered on top with a red bricky layer and backed with bayaka to protect the area. This bakaya at the top of the revetment wall is contemperaneous with the other constructions around the JP area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f134 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f134 I12 2011-05-16 Fill between the revetment wall and second apron that is possibly related to the construction phase of the second apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f134 I12 2011-11-21 This gap was created when the second apron was constructed. It is unclear when after construction the gap filled in. gB suggested that this gap was intentionally created as a water diversion tactic [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f135 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f135 I12 2011-05-16 Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f135 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation equivalent to upper level brickfall features, covers some of the features associated with the brickfall use areas. Exposed between seasons so possibly contaminated. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f136 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f136 I12 2011-05-16 brickfall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f136 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation equivalent to upper level brickfall features, covers some of the features associated with the brickfall use areas. Exposed between seasons so possibly contaminated. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f137 A35 2010-12-29 L_W18d0907 J2w107 T311 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f137 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f137 I12 2011-05-16 Upper, highly eroded portion of brickfall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f137 I12 2011-11-21 Although this feature is potentially contaminated due to inter-season build-up, it is at the elevation equivalent with the post-brickfall use of the area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f138 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f138 I12 2011-05-16 Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f138 I12 2011-11-21 Same as accumulation of k140 which is clearly part of the use during brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f139 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f139 I12 2011-05-16 Covers wall f144, indicating it is part of the second phase of the brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f139 I12 2011-11-21 Covering use towards end of brickfall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f140 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f140 I12 2011-05-16 Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f140 I12 2011-11-21 Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f141 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f141 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f141 I12 2011-05-16 Laminations on top of first brickfall layers, possibly indicating the area was exposed to water, it abuts the floor f142 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f141 I12 2011-11-21 Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f142 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f142 C10 2010-12-29 The sherd that was identified as "Khabur" (q373.3) is likely a Mittani sherd based on the stratigraphy of the area. [Input: U809YM.j]
f142 C33 2010-12-29 Bottom elevation was not recorded for the feature or the q-lot. [Input: U809YM.j]
f142 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f142 I12 2011-05-16 Notes indicate there was a Khabur sherd embedded in this, but it could also be Mittani. This layer probably represents the upper levels of the late Mittani occupation before the construction of the second apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f142 I12 2011-11-21 Use floor associated with the use during the brickfall. Eventually this use was covered up and the stone f154 was put in place. Although the sherds are noted as Khabur by the excavators it is clear that this period should date to the Mittani phase. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f143 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f143 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f143 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with the use of wall f144 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f143 I12 2011-11-21 Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f144 A2 2011-01-03 f265 [Input: U809YM.j]
f144 A3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f144 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f144 I12 2011-05-16 small curtain wall inside the brickfall layers. This wall, along with f232, argue that the brickfall either took place over a long time or as two distinct events. The walls were built while the area was still filling in with brickfall. mH notes that it might have been a reconstruction of f232 that was keep the brickfall away from the staircase [Input: V516CJC.j]
f144 I12 2011-11-21 Small curtain wall construction during the mid-brickfall use. An attempt to reclaim the area that was ultimately unsuccessful. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f145 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f145 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f145 I12 2011-11-21 Use area during brickfall, between construction of f232 and f144. see v78 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f146 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f146 I12 2011-05-16 Collapse of edges of trench, no stratigraphic importance. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f146 I12 2011-11-21 Cleaning operation in k100 so without proper context [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f147 C10 2010-12-29 The elevations are recovered from the relays. They do not represent the top or bottom of an individual stone but rather represent the range of elevations in which the stones fall. [Input: U809YM.j]
f147 D42 2010-12-29 8976 [Input: U809YM.j]
f147 D52 2010-12-29 8949 [Input: U809YM.j]
f147 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f147 I12 2011-05-16 Same elevation as curtain wall f144 (see v78). [Input: V516CJC.j]
f147 I12 2011-11-21 At te same elevation as use areas between brickfall. See v80. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f148 B11 2010-12-29 Pedestal under stones of f147. Approximately the same as f139 the material that surrounded the area around the stones. [Input: U809YM.j]
f148 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f148 I12 2011-11-21 At the same elevation use areas between brickfall. See v80. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f149 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f149 I12 2011-05-16 Abuts f144 indicating it was an accumulation that built up while the wall was in use. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f149 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall covering use area associated with wall f144. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f150 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f150 B11 2010-12-29 Ashy red accumulation associated with the use in front of the apron during the brickfall phase. See v100. [Input: U809YM.j]
f150 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f150 I12 2011-05-16 Use of the area after the brickfall 1 (during process of brickfall) with scattered intensive use, burning, ash, hard patches, etc. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f150 I12 2011-11-21 At the level of the small curtain walls. See v115. Although this feature is discussed as possibly similar to f174 and f171, it is not. At the time of the notes the excvators had not yet seen the slope of the accumulations near the revetment wall. These feature sloped down away from the wall and therefore accumulations such as f150 are coming up, filling in the sloped area, with the top elevations the same as EDIII accumulations closer to the wall in some cases. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f151 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f151 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation. Sits in brickfall layers associated with use. See v100. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f151 I12 2011-11-21 This stone is embedded in the middle brickfall accumulation, indicates it probably fell sometime during the use before it was covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f152 F51 2014-01-17 q400 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f152 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f152 F51 2014-01-17 q405 (items, pottery) sits in f152 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f152 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f152 I12 2011-05-16 Upper layers of brickfall based on elevation, many small finds, appears weathered in views. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f152 I12 2011-11-21 Upper level of brickfall, might be topped with the use area associated with the large stone f154. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f153 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f153 I12 2011-05-16 Mixed accumulations from the collapse of a trench wall. The collapse portion can be tentatively linked to the pavements and floors in front of the staircase in k100, therefore I have assigned it to this early strata. The context for this deposit is not seperated by feature, however, and may include deposits from other strata and so this feature should not be considered as part of the statistical analyses of this period. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f153 I12 2011-11-21 This feature includes the scraping and cutting of EDIII accumulations in the lower part of k100. Although all the material is from the early layers it is impossible to assign this kind of operation to a specific strata, so it was left unassigned. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f154 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f154 I12 2011-05-16 Use of the area with burning and ashy patches. Could be linked to the construction of the second apron when this area was again used for cultic purposes and the upper levels of the 1st staircase and apron were retouched and the second apron was constructed. At this point they possibly added this large flat stone for ritual purposes. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f154 I12 2011-11-21 Since this stone has not been removed the materials underneath it are unknown. After the brickfall it appears the area was reused with small patchy accumulations above the brickfall. These use areas and floors may be associated with the use of the this stone as an offering stone. See v76. There are several small patchy areas such as f142 which may be the period of use associated with the placement and use of this stone. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f154 O12 2010-12-17 v510 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f155 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f155 F51 2014-01-17 q406 (items, pottery) sits in f155 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f155 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f155 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase [Input: V516CJC.j]
f156 F51 2014-01-17 q407 (pottery) sits in f156 (lens type d) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f156 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f156 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation puts this feature in the range of the post-brickfall use, but it was exposed between seasons and may be contaminated. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f157 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f157 A35 2010-12-29 v80 [Input: U809YM.j]
f157 F51 2014-01-17 q408 (pottery) sits in f157 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f157 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f157 I12 2011-05-16 About the same elevation as top of revetment wall. See w200. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f157 I12 2011-11-21 Likely part of the same deposit as f158, but potentially contaminated as it was exposed between seasons. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f158 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f158 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f158 I12 2011-11-21 At an elevation equal to the top of the revetment wall, part of the accumulations that covered the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f159 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f159 I12 2011-05-16 Same elevation as f125, see w203 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f159 I12 2011-11-21 This feature spans the transition from the use area associated with the post-brickfall period, and the build-up that covered that use along with the large stone f154. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f160 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f160 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f160 I12 2011-11-21 Baulk feature spanning almost 1 meter in depth. May contain materials from multiple strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f161 A35 2010-12-29 L_W18d0912 J2w203 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f161 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f161 I12 2011-05-16 Same elevation as f137, which is abraded upper section of brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f162 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f162 I12 2011-05-16 Layer is within brickfall elevations, inclusion of lots of pottery is typical of brickfall. Although dated to the Khabur it can not be because it is above the Mittani brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f162 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the brickfall, this area with numerous sherds is likely part of the use areas that accumulated on top of the degraded brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f163 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f164 A35 2010-12-30 v123 [Input: U809YM.j]
f164 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f164 I12 2011-05-16 Just below f154 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f164 I12 2011-11-21 The upper elevation of this feature indicateds it was likely part of the post-brickfall use of the area, althought the lower portions of this feature (which is almost 1 meter thick) may belong to last phase of brickfall s158-JPD. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f165 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f165 I12 2011-11-21 Based on elevation it is part of the post-brickfall use of the area, although it could be the uppermost levels of the degraded brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f166 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f166 I12 2011-11-21 Mittani sherds (although mixed with some earlier sherds) indicate that this feature is one of the first Mittani deposits in the area in front of the revetment wall. May be mixed because EDIII accumulations were sloping and might be included in later features if the area was excavated in levels. Like f171 and f174 it is difficult to assign these features to an exact strata. They are at a higher elevation than some other Mittani deposits in J2, but they may actually be earlier due to the high elevations of the sloping EDIII layers underneath. It is likely that this feature belongs to sometime in the early Mittani, perhaps contemperaneous with the use after the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f167 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f167 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f167 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f168 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f168 A35 2010-12-30 v88 [Input: U809YM.j]
f168 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f168 I12 2011-05-16 At the same elevation as f87. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f168 I12 2011-11-21 Based on the elevation this layer may include more than one stratum. The majority probably belongs to this stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f169 C10 2010-12-30 The bottom elevation is the ending elevation of excavations, however, the feature was not completely excavated and may continue down. [Input: U809YM.j]
f169 D6 2010-12-30 9254@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f169 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f169 I12 2011-05-16 Layer below topsoil. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f169 I12 2011-11-21 Stratigraphically just under the topsoil, belongs to recent accumulation. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f170 A35 2010-12-30 v89 [Input: U809YM.j]
f170 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f170 I12 2011-05-16 This stone sits in the layers that were excavated by the German team so it is difficult to assign to a stratum. Based on the elevation between the layers f194 and f381 it may be part of the EDIII layers. Because it can not be determined I am leaving it unassigned. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f170 I12 2011-11-21 Floating stones sitting in potentially contaminated features, but likely belong to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f171 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f171 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f171 I12 2011-05-16 Equal to f150 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f171 I12 2011-11-21 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]
f172 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f172 I12 2011-11-21 Pedestal holding tent pole in k101, that is roughly equivalent to features such as f174, and f140 so it spans several strata. For that reason it is left unassigned. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f173 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f173 I12 2011-05-16 Backfill. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f173 I12 2011-11-21 Contaminated by backfill [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f174 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f174 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f174 I12 2011-05-16 Ashy layer above brickfall, equal to f150 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f174 I12 2011-11-21 Interface of EDIII and Mittani. This feature is confusing as the excavators note is is roughly similar to f150, which is the post-brickfall use of the area, but there are no features equivalent to brickfall in k13 so it is possible that during the brickfall phase there was little build-up in this area as it was already higher and sloping down towards the curtain wall (f228), but then how would the upper curtain wall f224, get up so high in relation this feature? Probably because the accumulations from the EDIII slope down away from the revetment wall to the south. Close to the revetment wall this feature is at similar levels to the accumulations associated with the phase right after the brickfall, but as it goes south it slopes down, and is covered by the accumulations such as f200, which has the small curtain wall f224 resting on it. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f175 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f175 I12 2011-11-21 Sitting in layers associated with the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f176 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f176 I12 2011-11-21 The use area after the brickfall begins at approximately tthis elevation. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f177 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f177 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f177 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f177 I12 2011-11-21 Based on the elevation this layer probably belongs to the post-brickfall accumulation, but the excavators did describe it as bricky in consistency, so it could be part of the upper level of the brickfall if it extended higher in some areas. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f178 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f178 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f178 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f178 I12 2011-11-21 Upper brickfall layers after f144 is covered [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f179 A35 2010-12-30 v89 [Input: U809YM.j]
f179 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f179 I12 2011-05-16 Backfill of trench [Input: V516CJC.j]
f179 I12 2011-11-21 Contaminated by backfill [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f180 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f180 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f180 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f180 I12 2011-11-21 Belongs to later brickfall phase as it is above the curtain wall f144. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f181 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f181 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f181 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f181 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f181 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f181 I12 2011-11-21 Uppermost deposits of brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f182 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f182 I12 2011-05-16 Sloping accumulation against the bottom of revetment wall, post construction. Ceramics dated to Late EDIII [Input: V516CJC.j]
f182 I12 2011-11-21 Upper EDIII accumulation at the base of the revetment wall. Same as f183. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f183 A35 2010-12-30 v93 [Input: U809YM.j]
f183 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f183 I12 2011-05-16 Sloping accumulation against the bottom of revetment wall, post construction. Ceramics dated to Late EDIII [Input: V516CJC.j]
f183 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation abutting the flanking wall f127 (see v93). It is one of the last EDIII deposits [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f184 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f184 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0904 J2w104 T311 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f184 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f184 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f185 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f185 A35 2010-12-30 v88 [Input: U809YM.j]
f185 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f185 I12 2011-05-16 Sits in f193, must be before f168 which surrounds it (see w203). This conflicts with v88 in which it is raised above f168. I have used the drawing to make the strata assignment. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f185 I12 2011-11-21 According to w203, these stones are on the level with the top of the revetment wall, and ar dated to the period just as the revetment wall was covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f186 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f186 A35 2010-12-30 v88 [Input: U809YM.j]
f186 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f186 I12 2011-11-21 According to sC, this feature is the same as f195, but the top elevation is perhaps higher, therefore this feature may include material from a later phase as well. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f187 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0904 J2w104 T311 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f187 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f187 I12 2011-05-16 Layer below topsoil. It is very thick, however, and may include some material from the stratum below. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f188 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f188 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f188 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase [Input: V516CJC.j]
f188 I12 2011-11-21 Upper level of brickfall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f189 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f189 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f189 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, covers f144 so part of later brickfall phase [Input: V516CJC.j]
f189 I12 2011-11-21 Upper level of brickfall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f190 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f190 I12 2011-05-16 same as other brickfall elevations according to mH [Input: V516CJC.j]
f190 I12 2011-11-21 Due to the thickness of this feature it likely includes multiple strata. The topmost elevations of this feature are in the range of the last Mittani use of the area although the lower elevations probably include portions of the post-brickfall use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f191 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f191 I12 2011-05-16 Sits inside f190 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f191 I12 2011-11-21 Floating stone sitting in upper portion of f190 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f192 A35 2010-12-30 v89 [Input: U809YM.j]
f192 I1 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f192 I12 2011-05-16 Although this layer is at a low elevation it includes backfill and so has been assigned to modern stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f192 I12 2011-11-21 Includes backfill material [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f193 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f193 A35 2010-12-30 v115 [Input: U809YM.j]
f193 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f193 I12 2011-11-21 This feature likely contains several strata of material. In v117 it appears to contain the brickfall in the southern-most part of k15, while the top elevaitons indicate it is probably beginning around the level of the later Mittani use areas (s155-J2A) or possibly as high as the last Mittani use (s150-J2A). Due to the uncertainty I have assigned it to the latest possible strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f194 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f194 I12 2011-05-16 Not clear if this feature is Akkadian or EDIII. According to the stratigraphy it should be in between EDIII floors but it is listed as Akkadian in preliminary analysis, plus it matches the records of the German excavation. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f194 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is one of the topmost features excavated in k100. The trench was already very deep from previous excavations, once the backfill was removed this feature was one of the first exposed. Based on the stratigraphy, it is just above the pebble pavements associated with the early EDIII but it may be contaminated. The floors in k110 to the east are also EDIII, which indicates that this feature should also belong to the EDIII. I have assigned it to this strata based on the connections to the underlying features but further excavations in k110 could help illuminate the dating of this level. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f195 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f195 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f195 I12 2011-11-21 The elevation and relation to features such as f206, indicate it is at the level with the use towards the end of the Mittani. This feature is a natural accumulation, indicating the open air nature of the area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f196 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f196 I12 2011-05-16 Floor layers at the same elevation as the lowest step of f130. This feature is between the pebble floors dated to earley EDIII strata but before the later transitional EDIII such as the f381. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f196 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is one of the topmost features excavated in k100. The trench was already very deep from previous excavations, once the backfill was removed this feature was one of the first exposed. Based on the stratigraphy, it is just above the pebble pavements associated with the early EDIII but it may be contaminated. I have assigned it to this strata based on the connections to the underlying features but further excavations in k110 could help illuminate the dating of this level. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f197 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f197 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f197 I12 2011-05-16 Use layer [Input: V516CJC.j]
f197 I12 2011-11-21 Use layer abutting small curtain wall f224 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f198 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f198 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f198 I12 2011-05-16 Use layer [Input: V516CJC.j]
f198 I12 2011-11-21 Stratigraphic connections with f199 indicate it is part of the use layer during the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f199 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f199 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f199 I12 2011-05-16 Ashy layer above brickfall, equal to f150 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f199 I12 2011-11-21 Based on the stratigraphic connections with f198 and f202 it appears to belong to the use phase during the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f200 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f200 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f200 I12 2011-05-16 This feature may include multiple strata. See pC's note. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f200 I12 2011-11-21 This feature extends through several features, including the interface between Mittani and EDIII near the revetment wall. Because it is more than 60cm deep and spans an area with sloping accumulations it is difficult to assign to a stratum. It probably includes material from s610-JPD, s170-JPD, s160-JPD and s158-JPD [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f201 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f201 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation just under the top layers [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f202 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f202 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f202 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f202 I12 2011-11-21 Elevations indicate it is in the upper levels of brickfall, likely after the use area had been covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f203 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f203 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f203 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f203 I12 2011-11-21 Thick feature, approximately 60cm, which covers the top of the revetment wall, indicating it is part of the last use of the area, before the wall was covered and the area no longer important for access. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f204 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f204 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation equivalent to brickfall features. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f205 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f205 B11 2010-12-30 Pebble floor composed of small pebbles set in a soil matrix. The floor is confined to the SW corner of the k100. [Input: U809YM.j]
f205 D52 2010-12-30 8681 [Input: U809YM.j]
f205 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f205 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f205 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f205 I12 2011-11-21 Uppermost pebble pavement in k100, but borders area contaminated by backfilling due to earlier excavations. Likely belongs to the Early EDIII but may be contaminated. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f205 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f205 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f205 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f206 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f206 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f206 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is almost 1m thick, it probably includes material from both s155-J2A and s150-J2A. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f206 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is includes almost 1 meter of accumulation. Because it is a baulk, it is unclear if it includes more than one feature. Elevation suggests that the top level is above the stone, f154, which indicates the upper portion would be part of the final use of the area in the Mittani period. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f207 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f207 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f207 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f207 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, upper layers [Input: V516CJC.j]
f207 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall at elevation above the curtain walls. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f208 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f208 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f208 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f208 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, upper layers [Input: V516CJC.j]
f208 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall after the small curatin wall f232 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f209 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f209 D52 2010-12-30 8676 [Input: U809YM.j]
f209 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f209 I12 2011-11-21 Early EDIII pavement, mKB identified it as the topmost securely dated feature in k100. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f210 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f210 A35 2011-01-05 v133 [Input: U809YM.j]
f210 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f210 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f210 I12 2011-11-21 Thick accumulation, may cover all three phases of brickfall. I have assigned it to the last brickfall phase. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f211 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f211 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f211 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f211 I12 2011-11-21 Sloping brickfall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f212 A35 2010-12-30 v96c [Input: U809YM.j]
f212 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f212 I12 2011-05-16 Part of the construction of f130 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f212 I12 2011-11-21 Hole cut into stone of staircase, probably is contemperaneous with placement of the stone. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f213 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f213 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f213 I12 2011-11-21 Early EDIII pavement, stratigraphically located between 2 EDIII layers [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f214 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f214 D6 2010-12-30 8698@top [Input: U809YM.j]
f214 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f214 I12 2011-11-21 Small pebble pavement dating to the same phase as the other pebble pavements, based on ceramics and stratigraphy [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f215 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f215 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f215 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f215 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f215 I12 2011-11-21 Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f215 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f215 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f215 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f216 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f216 D6 2010-12-30 8883@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f216 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f216 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use [Input: V516CJC.j]
f216 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f217 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f217 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f217 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use [Input: V516CJC.j]
f217 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f218 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f218 C10 2010-12-30 The elevation at the bottom was not recovered. The feature may go down deeper but this was the lowest recorded elevation for the feature based on the q-lots. [Input: U809YM.j]
f218 D6 2010-12-30 8870@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f218 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f218 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf, middle layers that build up while f144 and f232 are in use [Input: V516CJC.j]
f218 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall layers associated with small curtain walls. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f219 A35 2010-12-30 v135 [Input: U809YM.j]
f219 F50 2012-10-13 f393 (cut) cuts f219 (accumulation D) [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f219 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f219 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is a baulk, and is likely composed of numerous features. See v130, which shows the multiople layers in the section that are part of the baulk. The majority of the features probably belong to the later EDIII period when the area was filling up with sloping accumulations. It is impossible to separate the feature into individual strata so it is assigned tentatively to the later strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f220 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f220 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f220 I12 2011-05-16 This feature includes multiple strata, toplevels are approximately at the level of s150-J2A. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f220 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is approximately 1 meter deep so may include multiple strata. The top elevation is at the levels associated with the later use of the area after the brickfall was covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f221 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f221 I12 2011-05-16 Layer contaminated by modern backfill. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f221 I12 2011-11-21 Contaminated by backfill [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f222 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f222 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f222 I12 2011-05-16 Sits in f220 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f222 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation indicates this stone is in upper levels, may or not be associated with use during this stratum [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f223 A35 2010-12-30 v97 [Input: U809YM.j]
f223 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f223 I12 2011-11-21 Belongs to same stratum as f194, just above the pebble pavements, but before the construction of the monumental access (^mnacs) [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f224 A3 2010-11-15 ^ctwl3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f224 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f224 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f224 I12 2011-05-16 Wall built during the brickfall phase [Input: V516CJC.j]
f224 I12 2011-11-21 Curtain wall on top of earlier wall (f288). It is an attempt to rebuild and maintain area after brickfall has already begun to cover area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f225 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f225 I12 2011-05-16 Assigned to brickfall layer based on elevation. It appears to be embedded in k100 at the level associated with brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f225 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f226 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f226 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f226 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with wall f144 and f232 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f226 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation inside of curtain walls associated with use during brickfall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f227 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f227 I12 2011-05-16 EDIII based on ceramics [Input: V516CJC.j]
f227 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f228 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f228 I12 2011-05-16 Unclear, ceramics dated to Phase 1, but higher than the sloping accumulations associated with Phase 1 near the revetment wall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f228 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f229 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f229 I12 2011-05-16 Under f182, part of the sloping accumulations against revetment wall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f229 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulations after construction of flanking wall near base of revetment wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f230 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f230 D52 2010-12-30 8886 [Input: U809YM.j]
f230 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f230 I12 2011-05-16 Between the two walls f144 and f232 which indicate a period of use between brickfalls. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f230 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation between the two small curtain walls that define the use during the brickfall phase. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f231 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f231 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulation coming against the revetment wall, based on ceramics and stratigraphy. Abuts f127. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f231 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after flanking wall was built, near base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f232 A3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f232 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f232 I12 2011-05-16 Use period between brickfalls [Input: V516CJC.j]
f232 I12 2011-11-21 Curtain wall inside of brickfall layers indicating attempts at reclamation and reuse during brickfall phase. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f233 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f233 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevations this baulk appears to be about the same level as f210 and so has been assigned to same stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f233 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation indicates it is roughly equivalent to upper levels of brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f234 C10 2010-12-30 Bottom elevation recovered from q-lots. It is possible that it is a little bit lower. [Input: U809YM.j]
f234 D52 2010-12-30 8822 [Input: U809YM.j]
f234 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f234 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulations after the building of the revetment wall, same as f236 that abuts f127 so must be after construction of f127. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f234 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f234 O12 2010-12-17 v511 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f235 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f235 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f236 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f236 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the construction of the flanking wall, near base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f237 A35 2010-12-30 v108 [Input: U809YM.j]
f237 C10 2010-12-30 Because this feature is the scraping of the section it actually includes multiple features. As the materials were not collected stratigraphically the materials from this feature should be considered mixed and not representative of any one feature, phase or strata. [Input: U809YM.j]
f237 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f237 I12 2011-05-16 Unassigned because it was a cleaning operation with no stratigraphic importance. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f237 I12 2011-11-21 Scraping of section, therefore includes mixed strata and features [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f238 C10 2010-12-30 The top elevation was originally listed as 7366 which is obviously too low, not to mention that it is lower than the ending elevation. Based on a comparison with the ending elevation of the previous feature and an examination of the q-lot entries it seems more likely that the top elevation should be 8836. [Input: U809YM.j]
f238 D6 2010-12-30 8836@top [Input: U809YM.j]
f238 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f238 I12 2011-05-16 Sloping accumulation in front of revetment wall, elevation just above the sloping layers associated with the construction of the revetment wall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f238 I12 2011-11-21 This accumulation abuts f240, so likely belongs to the same stratum [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f239 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f239 I12 2011-05-16 Sloping accumulation in front of revetment wall. Unclear if it is from the same stratum as the first sloping accumulations associated with the revetment wall. Mixed metallic ware and ED sherds. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f239 I12 2011-09-30 This feature was assigned to s650-JPC, indicating it was contemporary with the building of the revetment wall, but upon further review it is unclear if it is associated with the revetment wall (f128) or the is after the construction of the flanking wall (f127) which is currently dated to s630-JPC. The types of contact with these two walls were not recored. See v105 which does not show the type of contact clearly but may indicate that the feature was after the construction of both walls. As of 2011 the q-lots have not been analyzed. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f239 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the first construction, probably goes under f127, see v105. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f240 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f240 I12 2011-05-16 mKB dates sherds to Phase 1 (Ninevite 5 and ED in JPB sequence). Based on pottery and stratigraphy this layer can be placed in the EDIII period. Abuts the base of the wall, probably dates to just after the construction phase. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f240 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the first construction, does not quite cover f248 and f247. see v107 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f241 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f241 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f241 I12 2011-05-16 Same as feature 234 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f241 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation with ash, pottery and pebbles indicates it was part of the use of the area after the brickfall. Elevation indicates it is part of the latest use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f242 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f242 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0909 J2w200 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f242 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f242 I12 2011-05-16 Floor at the same elevation as the use areas associated with the stone f154. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f242 I12 2011-11-21 Use area just on top of the brickfall, [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f243 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f243 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0901 J2w100 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f243 D6 2010-12-30 9229@top [Input: U809YM.j]
f243 I1 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f243 I12 2011-05-16 Topsoil [Input: V516CJC.j]
f244 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f244 I12 2011-05-16 Lowest levels, before f127 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f244 I12 2011-09-30 This feature is considered to be part of f239. There are no views or other types of contact that might indicate if it is before or after the construction of the flanking wall f127. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f244 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the construction, accumulations begin to fill in area at the base of the revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f245 C33 2010-12-30 Bottom elevation for this feature was not recorded. [Input: U809YM.j]
f245 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f245 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is stratigraphically just above the early features associated with the construction of the revetment wall. It is unclear what relation it has to the flanking wall (f127), but it is likely just before the reconstruction associated with the flanking wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f246 D1 2010-12-30 k103 [Input: U809YM.j]
f246 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f246 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation after the first construction, does not quite cover f248 and f247. see v107 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f247 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f247 I10 2011-09-30 The lowest excavated levels at the bottom of the revetment wall f128 are the two sloping accumulations f247 and f248. They are at approximately the same elevation as the base of the wall which is calculated at 8806 so they are presumed to be part of the initial construction. They are sloped to the south to direct water away from the base of the wall. Their relationship to the wall, f127 was not recorded although it is presumed they were built before the wall was constructed. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f247 I12 2011-05-16 Sloping feature in k103, abutting the revetment wall. May be similar to first escarpment in J1. Ceramics dated to "Phase 1" using the JPA sequence, which is now considered EDIII. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f247 I12 2011-11-21 Sloping accumulation, hard and gray, may possibly be the laid floor from the moment of construction of the revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f247 O12 2011-01-04 v521 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f248 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f248 I10 2011-09-30 The lowest excavated levels at the bottom of the revetment wall f128 are the two sloping accumulations f247 and f248. They are at approximately the same elevation as the base of the wall which is calculated at 8806 so they are presumed to be part of the initial construction. They are sloped to the south to direct water away from the base of the wall. Their relationship to the wall, f127 was not recorded although it is presumed they were built before the wall was constructed. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f248 I12 2011-05-16 Equal to feature 247 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f248 I12 2011-11-21 Sloping accumulation, hard and gray, may possibly be the laid floor from the moment of construction of the revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f248 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f249 A3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f249 D6 2010-12-30 9000@bottom [Input: U809YM.j]
f249 I1 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f249 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f249 I12 2011-11-21 This walking surface has pits and ceramics on top of the brickfall. Probably associated with the attempts to continue to use the area after the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f250 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f250 I12 2011-05-16 Hole intruding into stratum 610 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f250 I12 2011-11-21 Hole cutting through numerous features, appears to cut through lower accumulations at base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f251 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f251 I12 2011-05-16 Hole intruding into stratum 610 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f251 I12 2011-11-21 Hole cutting through numerous features, appears to cut through lower accumulations at base of revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f252 A35 2010-12-30 L_W18d0905 J2w105 T311 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f252 I1 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f252 I12 2011-05-16 Layer below topsoil. It is very thick, however, and may include some material from the stratum below. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f253 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f253 I12 2011-05-16 Just above the lowest layers abutting the bottom of the revetment wall. Very early pottery, including some N5. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f253 I12 2011-11-21 This accumulation is one of the lowest at the base of the revetment wall. It probably dates to immediately after the wall was constructed. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f254 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f254 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f254 I12 2011-11-21 Pit south of the revetment wall, it is dug into layer after the large stone f154 was already covered. Belongs to the last major use of the area, probably towards the end of the Mittanni period. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f255 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f255 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation. Also, the pits in this layer indicate it is part of the period of reuse during the time of the second apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f255 I12 2011-11-21 Pit south of the revetment wall, it is dug into layer after the large stone f154 was already covered. Belongs to the last major use of the area, probably towards the end of the Mittanni period. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f256 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f256 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f256 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation between pebble pavements, associated with earliest EDIII deposits in J2. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f257 I1 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f257 I12 2011-11-21 Leaning stone against flanking wall f127, part of the original construction of this wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f257 O12 2010-12-17 v515 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f258 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f258 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f258 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f258 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f258 I12 2011-11-21 Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f258 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f258 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f258 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f259 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f259 I12 2011-05-16 Sits in f193. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f259 I12 2011-11-21 Same as f193 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f260 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f260 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f260 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f260 I12 2011-11-21 Portion of the brickfall just under the small curtain wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f261 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f261 A35 2011-01-03 v100 [Input: U809YM.j]
f261 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f261 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f261 I12 2011-11-21 See v100. This portion of the brickfall comes up against the small curtain walls indicating it was part of the second portion of the brickfall that covered the use. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f262 A35 2011-01-03 L_W18d0905 J2w105 T311 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f262 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f262 I12 2011-05-16 Stone sits in f252. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f262 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation and location relative to to f252 indicate this stone is part of the later floating stones. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f263 A35 2011-01-03 v119 [Input: U809YM.j]
f263 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f263 I12 2011-05-16 Overlaid by f252, with stones sitting on it indicates this feature is part of the stratum associated with the stones. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f263 I12 2011-11-21 Elevation and location relative to to f252 indicate this stone is part of the later floating stones. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f264 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f264 I12 2011-05-16 Unassigned as there is no stratigraphic information to indicate stratum. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f265 A3 2011-01-03 f144 [Input: U809YM.j]
f265 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f265 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f265 I12 2011-11-21 Part of the curtain wall f144 that is part of the use during the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f266 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f266 I1 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f266 I12 2011-11-21 Part of the early EDIII deposits associated with the construction and use of the sequene of pebble pavements [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f267 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f267 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f267 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f267 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f267 I12 2011-11-21 Pebble pavement above the N5-EDIII transition. Belongs to early EDIII layers in J2. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f267 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f267 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f267 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f268 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f268 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with the cut in the southwest corner of k100 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f268 I12 2011-11-21 Fill of the pit cut in the SW corner of k100. Originally not recognized as the fill of pit, but it is clear from v118 that it is part of the pit. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f269 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f269 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulations under wall f224. See v117. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f269 I12 2011-11-21 It is unclear to me if this feature is actully part of the construction of the small curtian wall or not. If it is it likely belongs to the earlier Mittani deposits in the area, if it is an accumulation against the wall, then it should be presumed to be a later deposit. Furthermore, it is unclear if the upper stones of the wall, designated as f224 is a later addition to the wall f288. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f270 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f270 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is a volumetric feature, it was left in place to suport the stones that had collapsed from f127 before they were removed. See v117. Because it was volumetrically defined it likely includes multiple deposits. The upper sloping layers however, come against the small curtain wall suggested they accumulated after the wall was constructed. For this reason I have assigned these features to the same phase as the brickfall when the area was filling up, even though this feature itself is not composed of brickfall material. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f271 A35 2011-01-03 v100 [Input: U809YM.j]
f271 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f271 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f271 I12 2011-11-21 This deposit is a small pedastal under a fallen stone. Based on the elevation the accumulated material probably belongs to the middle of the brickfall strata. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f272 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f272 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f272 I12 2011-11-21 This thin layer between pebble floors was originally attributed to a later stratum, but after f380 was recognized as an earlier construction the pebble floors and associated deposits such as this feature were determined to be earlier. Based on the ceramnics from the surrounding pebble pavements this deposit belongs in the Early EDIII. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f273 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f273 D52 2011-01-03 8832 [Input: U809YM.j]
f273 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f273 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large brickfall ^bf [Input: V516CJC.j]
f273 I12 2011-11-21 Very thick brickfall layer. Possibly includes brickfall from all three phases of the brickfall. Dated to middle portion. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f274 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f274 I12 2011-05-16 Same elevation as f252. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f274 I12 2011-11-21 At same elevation as deposits just below the topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f274.1 D3 2011-01-26 r946 (39711 49864 - 9137 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f274.1 D3 2011-01-26 r948 (39659 49895 - 9121 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f274.1 D3 2011-01-26 r949 (39686 49925 - 9134 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f274.2 D3 2011-01-26 r950 (39578 49893 - 9120 / Relay location: S corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f274.2 D3 2011-01-26 r951 (39604 49883 - 9126 / Relay location: W corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f274.2 D3 2011-01-26 r952 (39607 49902 - 9130 / Relay location: N corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f275 I1 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f275 I12 2011-11-21 Inside of a feature just below the topsoil [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f276 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f276 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f276 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the Ninevite 5 floors this floor is one of the earliest EDIII deposits in J2. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f276 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f277 C10 2011-01-03 The bottom elevation was not recorded. The elevation given above is recovered from the q-lots, but may not be the absolute bottom of the feature. It reflects the lowest elevation recorded for this feature. [Input: U809YM.j]
f277 D52 2011-01-03 8812 [Input: U809YM.j]
f277 F51 2014-01-17 q773 (pottery) sits in f277 (accumulation D) [Input: X925CJC.j]
f277 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f277 I12 2011-05-16 brickfall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f277 I12 2011-11-21 This features is composed of brickfall, it is very deep and probably spans both phases of the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f278 C10 2011-01-03 The bottom elevation of the hole was not recorded but the bottom elevation of the fill was listed as 8825, which is presumably also the bottom of the hole. [Input: U809YM.j]
f278 D52 2011-01-03 8825 [Input: U809YM.j]
f278 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f278 I12 2011-05-16 Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f279 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f279 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f280 C10 2011-01-04 The bottom elevation of the hole was not recorded but the bottom elevation of the fill was listed as 8830, which is presumably also the bottom of the hole. [Input: U809YM.j]
f280 D52 2011-01-04 8830 [Input: U809YM.j]
f280 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f280 I12 2011-05-16 Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f281 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f281 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f282 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f282 I12 2011-05-16 Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f283 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f283 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f284 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f284 I12 2011-05-16 Hole is likely contemporeanous with the placement of the stones. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f284 I12 2011-11-21 Hole in apron stone [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f285 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f285 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of hole. It is unknown when, after the construction of the apron, this hole was filled in. I have assigned it to the stratum associated with the the use of the brickfall when the use of the area has changed and presumably the holes would no longer be emptied if they filled up. The fill is presumably the same as f286 according to the excavators. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f285 I12 2011-11-21 Fill of hole associated with f286 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f286 F51 2014-01-17 q773 (pottery) sits in f286 (accumulation D) [Input: X925CJC.j]
f286 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f286 I12 2011-05-16 Under layers with pits and under f150 indicating it is present before use during the brickfall process. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f286 I12 2011-11-21 f286 was excavated on a level surface and is also 70cm thick. Therefore it may contain more than one moment in time. In the east it appears to be just above the EDIII deposits, while in the west is certainly composed of brickfall. There are some pits cut into this feature that suggest it might have been present during the time of the use of the brickfall (s159-JPD) or it may lie just under the brickfall. Due to the uncertainty I am assigning it to the first phase of the brickfall. It does not appear to be EDIII, and definitely includes some brickfall features. The uppermost (and easternmost) portions might be more properly assigned to s159-JPD. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f286 O12 2011-01-04 v520 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f287 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f287 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f287 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f287 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f287 I12 2011-11-21 Pebble floor of transition between late Ninevite 5 and early EDIII. mKB dates it to EDIII based on ceramics [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f287 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f287 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f287 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f288 A1 2009-08-22 f334 [Input: T822CJC.j]
f288 A3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f288 B11 2011-01-04 When this wall was removed (see f334) it was found to 2 more layers of stones underneath and continues into the western baulk. It was partially collapsed in the western baulk (see f346). [Input: U809YM.j]
f288 C10 2011-01-04 In 2009 this feature was inadvertanly assigned a new number, f334. For all of 2009 it was refered to as f334 and all information recorded there. [Input: U809YM.j]
f288 F50 2009-08-30 f346 (wall) abuts f288 (wall) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f288 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f288 I12 2011-05-16 Early Mittanni construction of a curtain wall. Based on similarities with the J1 curtain walls as well as mixed EDIII and Mitanni ceramics inside the wall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f288 I12 2011-11-21 This feature was cut into the earlier EDIII deposits so contains some mixed materials. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f289 A1 2009-08-22 f335 [Input: T822CJC.j]
f289 D52 2011-01-04 8808 [Input: U809YM.j]
f289 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f289 I12 2011-05-16 Inside of wall f288, part of construction. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f289 I12 2011-11-21 This feature appears to be part of the construction of the wall f288, but was in actuality a baulk so it possibly contains multiple features. It is primarily associated with the construction of the wall and so has been tentatively assigned to that stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f290 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f290 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulations building up between the revetment wall (f128) and curtain wall (f288) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f290 I12 2011-11-21 Ashy build-up between curtain wall f288 and revetment wall (f128). Appears to be under the bricky material of f293. These accumulations seem to be uneven and probably represent the period when the area was not maintained during the Early Mittani. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f291 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f291 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f291 I12 2011-11-21 mKB dated this feature to Late Ninevite 5 based on the ceramics. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f292 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f292 B11 2011-01-04 Pebble floor composed of large pebbles embedded in a brown soil matrix. It was exposed in 2005 but not excavated until 2009. [Input: U809YM.j]
f292 C1 2009-08-16 Today we exposed what remains of this feature in k100. It was easy to identify but appears to be slightly damaged from the backfill and the backfill removal. It was photographed (v192) to show its current state. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f292 C1 2009-08-17 We removed this pebble floor. It was formed entirely of large pebbles and was sitting in a brown soil. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f292 D42 2009-08-17 8640 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f292 D52 2009-08-17 8574 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f292 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f292 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f292 F51 2009-08-17 q894 (bones, pottery) sits in f292 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f292 F52 2009-08-22 f292 (pavement, type c) overlays f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T822CJC.j]
f292 F52 2009-08-22 f292 (pavement, type c) overlays f387 (accumulation) [Input: T822CJC.j]
f292 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f292 I12 2011-11-21 Stratigraphically this feature is under f291 which was dated to the Late Ninevite 5. It is the topmost pebble floor before the transition to EDIII and so one would expect some mixed EDIII sherds as well. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f292 K3 2009-08-17 pebbles [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f292 K5 2009-08-17 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f292 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-16 v193 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-17 v198 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f292 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f292 P1 2009-08-17 T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f293 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f293 I12 2011-05-16 Brickfall against f288, lower levels. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f293 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is described by the excavators as "bricky", which suggests it may be part of the brickfall in area. It is located north of the wall f288, however, which was not known to have any brickfall. See v161, which indicates the brickfall did not extend north of the wall. It is possible that it is bricky material associated with the construction of the wall rather than actual brickfall. It seems that this accumulation probably dates to the period immediately after the construction of the wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f294 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f294 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f294 I12 2011-11-21 mKB dated this feature to Late Ninevite 5 based on the ceramics. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f295 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f295 I12 2011-05-16 This feature has conflicting assignments based on previous excavators and pottery. Based on the ceramics and the seal impression it probably dates to the EDIII period. The Khabur sherds may be introduced from another feature above this (as per the excavators), however, the elevations are roughly the same as f303, also in k14 which is dated to the EDIII as well. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f295 I12 2011-11-21 This featue may contain some intrusive later sherds but likely belongs to later phases of EDIII. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f296 D52 2011-01-04 9142 [Input: U809YM.j]
f296 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f296 I12 2011-11-21 Same as f150 which is an ashy use area associated with the construction of the small curtain walls during the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f297 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f297 I12 2011-05-16 Below f182 which is dated to EDIII by ceramics. It abuts the revetment wall and is sloping like the EDIII accumulations in this area. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f297 I12 2011-11-21 One of the uppermost layers associated with the EDIII period. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f298 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f298 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f298 I12 2011-05-16 Cuts through f286, dated to the Mittani based on stratigraphy and ceramics. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f298 I12 2011-11-21 Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f299 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f299 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f299 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of pit f298 which is Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f299 I12 2011-11-21 Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f300 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f300 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f300 I12 2011-05-16 Pit cut in f286, dated to Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f300 I12 2011-11-21 Pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f301 A3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f301 I1 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f301 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of pit f300 which is Mittani based on stratigraphy. These pits are in the layers under the wall f144 and f232. They are the first use of the area during the brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f301 I12 2011-11-21 Fill of pit that cuts through f286, it is right after the first brickfall begins, part of the use of the area during the brickfall. It is just before the small curtain walls are built in the same area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f302 A3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f302 I1 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f302 I12 2011-05-16 Under pebble floor f292 which is dated to EDIIIa based on ceramics [Input: V516CJC.j]
f302 I12 2011-11-21 Based on the stratigraphic location below f292, this feature is likely dated to the late Ninevite 5, similar to f291 and 294. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f303 B11 2011-08-26 Compact accumulation [Input: U906YM.j]
f303 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f303 I12 2011-11-21 Part of the later EDIII deposits in J2. Although the elevation is below the base of the revetment wall this is due to the slope in the area and it would actually be the same as the higher deposits immediately south of the revetment wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f304 A1 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 B10 2011-01-05 fill [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 C1 2009-08-16 Today we reexcavated k100 and removed all the backfill revealing what remains of f304. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 C3 2011-01-05 Once k100 was excavated in 2009 it became apparent that the triangular deposition of a softer soil in the SE corner of k100 was not part of the original depositional sequence linked to the pavements but instead was the fill of pit. It appears that f304 is part of this pit fill. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 C4 2009-08-16 It was unclear if we had the same feature this year as was described in the UGR as f304 so we assigned it a new feature number f383 but it is now apparent they are the same. For the rest of this season we will refer to this accumulation by its new number f383 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 G1 2009-08-16 a12 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f304 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f304 I12 2011-11-21 Although this feature was originally identfied by the excavators in 2005 as part of the pebble floor deposits it was clear in 2009 that it was the fill of the pit in the SE corner of k100, therefore it is assigned to the stratum associated with this cut. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f305 A35 2011-01-05 L_W18d0913 J2w205 T313 pC.jpg [Input: U809YM.j]
f305 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f305 I12 2011-05-16 based on elevations only. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f305 I12 2011-11-21 Elevations indicate it is in the upper levels of brickfall, likely after the use area had been covered. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f306 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f306 I12 2011-05-16 Dated to late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128). [Input: V516CJC.j]
f306 I12 2011-11-21 Sloping layer, probably dating towards end of EDIII occupation in k14. This was then overlaid by f303 and then by the early Mittani deposits. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f307 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f307 I12 2011-05-16 Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f307 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the construction of the flanking wall. Unclear exact periodization as ceramics are still unanalyzed. Could be subject to further revision [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f308 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f308 I12 2011-05-16 Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f308 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the construction of the flanking wall. Unclear exact periodization as ceramics are still unanalyzed. Could be subject to further revision [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f309 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f309 I12 2011-05-16 Under f306 which is dated to the late EDIII based on ceramics. It is one of the sloping layers that abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f309 I12 2011-11-21 Just after the construction of the flanking wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f310 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f310 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is correlated with f350 that was dated to late EDIII based on ceramics, however, it is also at an elevation similar to brickfall layers. It is probably a mixed feature that was eroded and therefore includes both EDIII and Mittani. I have dated it to the later period as it is probably mixed. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f310 I12 2011-11-21 Possibly the same as f350 which is dated by ceramics to Late EDIII, probably belongs to early Late EDIII based on stratigraphy. It is at roughly the same elevation as the lower brickfall and so is probably eroded. It may include mixed ceramics, especially if it was excavated on level plane, it would have been cut by erosion in the west. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f311 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f311 I12 2011-05-16 cuts through f310 which is a floor layer dated to late EDIII [Input: V516CJC.j]
f311 I12 2011-11-21 Part Mittani restructuring? Shallow pits dug through EDIII layers, just under brickfall. Probably date to phase right before the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f312 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f312 I12 2011-05-16 fill of pit f311 which cuts through f310 which is provisionally dated to the late EDIII [Input: V516CJC.j]
f312 I12 2011-11-21 Part Mittani restructuring? Shallow pits dug through EDIII layers, just under brickfall. Probably date to phase right before the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f313 B10 2011-01-05 mix feature [Input: U809YM.j]
f313 B11 2011-01-05 This feature appears to be a baulk that was removed volumetrically from the northern portion of k24. The elevations were not recorded but as k24 was not excavated very deep it probably includes the upper layers. [Input: U809YM.j]
f313 C33 2011-01-05 Very little information was recorded about this feature, there is no photo and no descriptive attributes were recorded. In addition there are no elevations recorded for this feature or its corresponding q-lots. [Input: U809YM.j]
f313 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f313 I12 2011-05-16 Unable to assign to a stratum based on lack of elevations or localization. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f313 I12 2011-11-21 Baulk with no elevations or localization. Recording Error. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f314 I1 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f314 I12 2011-05-16 pC identified this stratum based on elevations [Input: V516CJC.j]
f314 I12 2011-11-21 Upper layers against the revetment wall. Baulk feature so it is difficult to correlate with use areas. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f315 C32 2011-01-05 The elevation listed for this feature appears incorrect as the elevations for the feature below (f316) are higher than the listed elevation by about 20-30cms. [Input: U809YM.j]
f315 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f315 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is correlated with f353 that was dated to late EDIII based on ceramics [Input: V516CJC.j]
f315 I12 2011-11-21 Should be same as f353 although elevations are unclear. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f316 A35 2011-01-05 v133 [Input: U809YM.j]
f316 C10 2011-01-05 The elevation originally listed for the top of this feature contradicts the elevations given in the q-lots. According to the q-lot log this feature spans an elevation from 8789-8769. [Input: U809YM.j]
f316 D42 2011-01-05 8789 [Input: U809YM.j]
f316 D52 2011-01-05 8769 [Input: U809YM.j]
f316 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f316 I12 2011-05-16 This feature is under f315 that was matched to f353 and is dated to late EDIII based on ceramics [Input: V516CJC.j]
f316 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is approximately the same elevation as f353 and is also located south of the apron. The notes from mH indicate that the ceramics were mixed in date but this may be due to the erosion f366, which cuts some of the floor features in the west, meaning that some features that were excavated on a level plane included some material from the brickfall as well. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f317 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f317 I12 2011-05-16 Two eroded stones, possibly come to rest at the end of the early Mittanni before the brickfall. This assignment is provisional. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f317 I12 2011-11-21 It is difficult to assign when these stones came to rest on the apron. They are relatively low on the apron, suggesting that they fell before the area was substantially covered. They probably belong to the period immediately before the brickfall or right at the beginning of the brickfall. The elevation would suggest they are inside the brickfall but they may have fallen before being covered by brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f318 A35 2011-01-05 v115 [Input: U809YM.j]
f318 I1 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f318 I12 2011-05-16 This baulk overlays a brickfall feature (f188) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f318 I12 2011-11-21 This baulk is composed of brickfall (see v115) and overlays the small curtain wall f323. This small curtain wall defines the use phase inside the brickfall and therefore the brickfall of f318 which comes over it must belong to the second phase of the brickfall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f319 F50 2009-08-29 f335 (brickfall) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f319 F50 2009-08-29 f336 (accumulation) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f319 F50 2009-08-29 f337 (volumetric material) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f319 F50 2009-08-29 f352 (lens) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f319 F50 2009-09-02 f354 (lens) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f319 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f319 I12 2011-05-16 This hard sloping layers is the lowest level excavated and abuts the bottom of the revetment wall (f128). It is under EDIII accumulations and so is dated to the same period as the other EDIIIb accumulations above it. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f319 I12 2011-11-21 Hard gray layer associated with the construction of the monumental access. The type of contact with f127, the flanking wall, was not recorded originally but it likely runs underneath. In future excavations when the baulk just south of f127 is removed this question can be investigated further. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f319 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f319 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f319 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f319 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f319 O12 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f320 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f320 I12 2011-05-16 sits in f171 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f320 I12 2011-11-21 These stones are sitting in f171 which is the transition point of EDIII and Mittani. These stones probably fell in place some time after the EDIII use, representing the non-maitainence of the area. For that reason I have dated them to early Mittani. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f321 D52 2011-01-05 8835 [Input: U809YM.j]
f321 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f321 I12 2011-05-16 sits in f171 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f321 I12 2011-11-21 Same as f171 which is uppermost levels of sloping accumulations from EDIII period. f171 includes mixed ceramics from EDIII and Mittani. Unclear which phase exactly to assign the feature since it is mixed. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f322 I1 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f322 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulations building up between the revetment wall (f128) and curtain wall (f288) [Input: V516CJC.j]
f322 I12 2011-11-21 Mixed feature of accumulations that stones for f127 collapsed onto. It is unknown when excactly the stones collapse but it is presumably during the Mittani times when the area was no longer kept up. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f323 D52 2011-01-05 9127 [Input: U809YM.j]
f323 I1 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f323 I12 2011-05-16 See pC's reasoning. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f324 D52 2011-01-05 8746 [Input: U809YM.j]
f324 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f324 I12 2011-05-16 Prossibly Mittani, at the elevation similar to erosion, might be mixed EDIII and Mittani materials. Dated to later stratum but could be moved with further analysis. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f324 I12 2011-11-21 This feature includes Mittani sherds but may in fact be earlier. The erosion created an uneven surface in front of the apron and when features were excavated on a level surface they may have accidentally included both third and second millennium materials. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f325 C10 2011-01-05 Bottom elevation was not recorded. It is reconstructed here from the top elevation of the feature below. [Input: U809YM.j]
f325 D52 2011-01-05 8710 [Input: U809YM.j]
f325 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f325 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with early Mittani curtain wall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f325 I12 2011-11-21 This feature was originally considered to be Mittani based on inclusion of Mittani sherds, but instead those sherds might have been included through the process of constructing the wall f288. It is possible then that this feature is actually from the third millennium. Above it is f310 which is tentatively associated with f350 which was dated to the late EDIII period. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f326 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f326 I12 2011-05-16 Plaster floor, similar to f370. Also at the same elevations as other EDIII floors. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f326 I12 2011-11-21 Should be assigned to same as f329 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f327 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f327 I12 2011-05-16 Equal to f353 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f327 I12 2011-11-21 This feature has mixed Mittani deposits it in but that may because the erosion cut of f366 was not noticed at first and features that were excavated on a level plain would include brickfall in the western sections and third millennium material in the east. Roughly the same elevation and description as f355 from later excvations. f355 was dated to Late EDIII, or late-Mid-EDIII [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f328 C10 2011-01-05 In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused. [Input: U809YM.j]
f328 C33 2011-01-05 Elevations were not recorded. Based on v132 this feature appears to be at almost the same elevation as f327 which has a top elevation of 8751 and a bottom elevation of 8740. [Input: U809YM.j]
f328 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f328 I12 2011-11-21 At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f328 P1 2011-01-05 exposed, not excavated [Input: U809YM.j]
f329 C10 2011-01-05 In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused. [Input: U809YM.j]
f329 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f329 I12 2011-11-21 At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f329 P1 2011-01-05 exposed, not excavated. [Input: U809YM.j]
f330 A35 2011-01-05 v133c [Input: U809YM.j]
f330 C10 2011-01-05 In 2005 this feature was not excavated. In 2009 when the area was excavated the features were difficult to reestablish. As a result this feature number was not reused. [Input: U809YM.j]
f330 C32 2011-01-05 mH's notes on the stratigraphy note that this feature may be above the plaster floor (possibly refering to f329). The types of contact are not listed and therefore it can not be determined the exact contact. [Input: U809YM.j]
f330 C33 2011-01-05 Elevations were not recorded for this feature but based on the notes it appears to be of a similar elevation to f329 at 8743 [Input: U809YM.j]
f330 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f330 I12 2011-11-21 At approximately the elevation where the securely dated features transition from Mid-EDIII to Late EDIII. Could feasibly be assigned to either grouping. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f330 P1 2011-01-05 exposed, not excavated. [Input: U809YM.j]
f331 C33 2011-01-05 No q-lots are listed for this feature. Also, no elevations were given. [Input: U809YM.j]
f331 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f331 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation this baulk appears to be within the brickfall layers [Input: V516CJC.j]
f331 P1 2011-01-05 P913 [Input: U809YM.j]
f332 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f332 I12 2011-11-21 Based on comparative elevations this feature should be around the elevation of mid-EDIII features such as f358 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f333 F52 2011-01-05 f333 (stone installation) leans against f129 (wall) [Input: U809YM.j]
f333 I1 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f333 I12 2011-05-16 Associated with the construction of the flanking wall f129 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f333 I12 2011-11-21 Part of construction of f127 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f334 A1 2009-07-27 f346 [Input: T727CJC.j]
f334 A1 2009-08-22 f288 [Input: T822CJC.j]
f334 A3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f334 A21 2009-07-21 wall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 A30 2009-09-01 Wall running east-west in k14 that abuts f127. It is the same as f288 and is part of the same wall as f346. It is a small curtian wall in front of the revetment wall (f128) with several large limestones. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f334 A35 2009-09-01 v153a [Input: T901CJC.j]
f334 A98 2009-08-22 Because this feature remained from the previous year but we did not have access to the previous feature number at the beginning of MZ22 we assigned it a new number. It is however now known that it is, in actuality, f288. [Input: T822CJC.j]
f334 B11 2009-07-21 This feature is the remains of the wall just west of the west apron wall (f127). It had been excavated in 2005 but we assigned it a new feature in MZ22 (2009). Two points, the Southeast corner and the southwest corner, were measured by the surveyor Adeeb for plots (m6130 is the SW point, m6131 is the SE point). We assigned each stone inside the wall a component number 1-9. In previous years there was another row of stones on top of those that we surveyed but these were removed. This feature therefore only represents the bottom row of stones of the whole wall. This wall abuts wall f127. [Input: T721CJC.j]
f334 C10 2009-07-29 When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k14. [Input: T729CJC.j]
f334 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 D1 2009-07-29 k14 [Input: T729CJC.j]
f334 D42 2009-07-21 8799 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 D52 2009-07-21 8807 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 F50 2009-07-21 f335 (brickfall) abuts f334 (wall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f334 F50 2009-08-29 f346 (wall) abuts f334 (wall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f334 F51 2009-07-21 q829 (bones, pottery) sits in f334 (wall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f334 F52 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) abuts f127 (wall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f334 F52 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) abuts f335 (brickfall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f334 F52 2009-08-20 f334 (wall) covers f335 (brickfall) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f334 F52 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) covers f336 (accumulation) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f334 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f334 I10 2009-09-16 Before the Mittani brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f334 I12 2011-05-16 Before the Mittanni brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f334 I12 2011-11-21 Mittani wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f334 K3 2009-07-21 st [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 K5 2009-07-21 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 K7 2009-07-21 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-21 v153 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 O12 2009-07-21 v153a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f334 P1 2009-07-21 T721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 A1 2009-07-29 f336 [Input: T729CJC.j]
f335 A1 2009-08-20 f352 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f335 A1 2009-08-22 f289 [Input: T822CJC.j]
f335 A21 2009-07-21 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 A30 2009-08-27 Accumulation of reddish soil with some white accumulations. It is bricky in consistency and comes apart in chunks. Although orginally f335 was intended to refer to the accumulation abutting the wall f334 in the west, through a recording problem it instead became the accumulation under the wall. This accumulation was directly under the wall f346, with the stones of f349 embedded in it. It abuts the wall f127 in the east. It probably formed a foundation for the stone wall f346. [Input: T827CJC2.j]
f335 A35 2009-09-01 v153 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f335 A98 2009-08-22 We excavated f335 as the materials under the wall f334 but in previous years it had been left as a baulk which was refered to as f289 which, when excavated, eventually was separated into 3 features f335, f336 and f349. [Input: T822CJC.j]
f335 B11 2009-07-21 This accumulation abuts f334 in the east. It contains bricky material, including articulated brick pieces. This may be part of the overall brickfall area that was noted in the whole J2 area. The material was very chunky and broke apart in fist-sized pieces. f335 was exposed for several years so it was eroded and crumbly. [Input: T721CJC.j]
f335 B11 2009-08-20 Accumulation under the wall f334. It comes apart in large chunks, including a bricky material. It is relatively thick and may form a base or foundation for the wall (f334). Inside f335, at the bottom we found some stones, confined only to the area immediately under the wall which we labeled f349. With the bricky material of f335 and the stones of f349 it is very likely that these were placed to form a foundation for the larger stones of f334. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f335 C1 2009-07-27 Today we continued excavating this feature after several days of not working in this area. Some smaller stones were uncovered. Their relationship to the wall (f334) that covered f335 is unclear. [Input: T727CJC.j]
f335 C4 2009-07-29 This feature was accidentally confused with f336 in the field. The result of this confusion is that f336 pottery was collected using feature number f335. This is not a major problem as both f336 and f335 are accumulations associated with the wall f334. Originally f335 was just the material from inside the wall. Unfortunately because of the mix up f335 is now both the material from inside the wall as well as from immediately underneath (which should have been f336). [Input: T729CJC.j]
f335 C10 2009-09-02 When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k14. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f335 C30 2009-08-20 f336 was not really used so all types of contact now refer to f335 as the accumulation under the wall, not as it was originally intended as the inclusion inside of the wall. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f335 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 D1 2009-09-02 k14 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f335 D3 2009-07-21 r1023 (39461 50054 - 8947 / Relay location: #####) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f335 D3 2009-07-21 r1023 (39461 50054 - 8947) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f335 D42 2009-07-21 8947 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 D52 2009-07-21 8807 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 F50 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) abuts f335 (brickfall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f335 F50 2009-08-20 f334 (wall) covers f335 (brickfall) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f335 F50 2009-08-04 f349 (isolated stone) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f335 F51 2009-07-21 q830 (bones, pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f335 F51 2009-07-27 q844 (pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f335 F51 2009-07-28 q845 (bones, pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f335 F52 2009-07-21 f335 (brickfall) abuts f334 (wall) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f335 F52 2009-08-29 f335 (brickfall) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f335 F52 2009-08-29 f335 (brickfall) overlays f354 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f335 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f335 I10 2009-09-16 Based on ceramics, this feature is mixed EDIII and Mitanni but the Mitanni remains are probably introduced through the construction of the wall, not originally part of this deposit. Additionally, there are very few Mitanni sherds so this feature is understood to be an EDIIIB deposit. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f335 I12 2011-05-16 Directly under the wall f334, presumably built at the same time [Input: V516CJC.j]
f335 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation inside and under Mittani curtain wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f335 K3 2009-07-21 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 K5 2009-07-21 red and gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 K7 2009-07-21 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 K8 2009-07-21 chunky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-21 v153 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-21 v153a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-25 v161c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f335 O12 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f335 P1 2009-07-21 T721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 A1 2009-07-29 f335 [Input: T729CJC.j]
f336 A21 2009-07-21 accumulation [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 A30 2009-09-01 Accumulation under the wall f334. This number was only used for one q-lot and then f335 was accidentally used to refer to the accumulation under wall f334. For summary purposes f335 and f336 should be considered the same accumulation. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f336 A35 2009-09-01 v152c [Input: T901CJC.j]
f336 B11 2009-07-21 This accumulation was directly under the wall f334. It abuts the west wall of the apron (f127). It comes apart in large chunks. The color is reddish with some small white spots. When picked it comes apart in a chunk. There do not appear to be any bricks acting as a foundation for the wall f334. This feature was presumably left in place to support the wall f334 which had not been removed, but it may have also formed a portion of a baulk. [Input: T721CJC.j]
f336 C4 2009-07-29 This feature was accidentally confused with f335 in the field. The result of this confusion is that f336 pottery was collected using feature number f335. This is not a major problem as both f336 and f335 are accumulations associated with the wall f334. Originally f335 was just the material from inside the wall. Unfortunately because of the mix up f335 is now both the material from inside the wall as well as from immediately underneath (which should have been f336). [Input: T729CJC.j]
f336 C10 2009-09-02 When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k14. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f336 C30 2009-08-20 This feature was confused with f335. From now on all information refering to f336 will assume that f335 and f336 are the same feature, that is, the accumulation under the wall. The feature that would have been f336 essentially no longer exists as a separate feature due to the mix-up. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f336 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 D1 2009-09-02 k14 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f336 D3 2009-07-21 r1024 (39382 50329 - 8807 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f336 D42 2009-07-21 8807 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 D52 2009-07-21 8735 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 F50 2009-07-21 f334 (wall) covers f336 (accumulation) [Input: T721CJC.j]
f336 F51 2009-07-21 q831 (pottery) sits in f336 (accumulation) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f336 F52 2009-08-29 f336 (accumulation) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f336 F52 2009-08-29 f336 (accumulation) overlays f354 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f336 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f336 I10 2009-09-16 Based on ceramics, this feature is mixed EDIII and Mitanni but the Mitanni remains are probably introduced through the construction of the wall, not originally part of this deposit. Additionally, there are very few Mitanni sherds so this feature is understood to be an EDIIIB deposit. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f336 I12 2011-05-16 Directly under the wall f334, presumably built at the same time [Input: V516CJC.j]
f336 I12 2011-11-21 Accumulation under the Mittani wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f336 K3 2009-07-21 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 K5 2009-07-21 red and gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 K7 2009-07-21 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 K8 2009-07-21 chunky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f336 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f336 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 A21 2009-07-22 volumetric material [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 A30 2009-09-01 North baulk of k14. This was excavated as volumetric feature. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f337 A35 2009-09-01 v152 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f337 B11 2009-07-22 This feature was the leftover stub of a baulk from previous J2 excavations. It would have been the north baulk of k14. We decided to remove it as it was heavily eroded. We removed it down to almost the bottom but left just a little piece in place so we can continue to use the same baulk in this year's excavations. The feature was made of some hard chunky materials mixed with ashy lenses. [Input: T722CJC.j]
f337 C10 2009-09-02 When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k14 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f337 D1 2009-07-22 k54 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 D1 2009-09-02 k14 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f337 D3 2009-07-22 r1025 (39646 50455 - 8855 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f337 D42 2009-07-22 8855 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 D52 2009-07-22 8791 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 F51 2009-07-22 q832 (bones, pottery) sits in f337 (volumetric material) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f337 F52 2009-08-29 f337 (volumetric material) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f337 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f337 I10 2009-09-16 Elevation [Input: T916CJC.j]
f337 I12 2011-05-16 Elevation [Input: V516CJC.j]
f337 I12 2011-11-21 Mixed Mittani and EDIII, unidentified ashy features inside. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f337 K3 2009-07-22 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 K5 2009-07-22 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 K7 2009-07-22 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f337 O12 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 O12 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 O12 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f337 P1 2009-07-22 T721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 A1 2009-08-20 f341 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f338 A21 2009-07-23 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 A30 2009-09-01 Large brickfall in south k15 and k5. It is composed of red and gray bricks. Probably Mittanni in date. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f338 A35 2009-09-01 v179 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f338 B10 2009-07-23 brickfall [Input: T725CJC.j]
f338 B11 2009-07-23 This feature is the south section of all of J2. We have assigned it to k54 which is an over-arching locus we have been using for all the cleaning operations at the beginning of MZ22 (2009) before the squares are reestablished. The section is clearly composed of brickmelt and brickfall. The section was cut back about 50 centimeters to remove the eroded pieces and also to create more room in front of the apron for the J2 excavations of this year. Several q-lots were collected from this feature. [Input: T725CJC.j]
f338 B11 2009-08-20 Very large brickfall accumulation. It is composed of red and gray bricks. It was originally the cut of the south section but when removed it was completely composed of brickfall. At the lowest part there are large partial pieces of bricks, as we move up the section we see small portions of bricks, brickmelt and at the top the pieces of brick are almost indistinguisable but certainly still the same material only more degraded. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f338 C3 2009-08-03 The scraping of the south section of k15 and k5 revealed only brickfall. Originally this feature was described as mixed but now we can see it is very uniformly brickfall. This is the same situation as the scraping of the west section of k14 and k15, therefore, both f338 and f341 (section scraping) are brickfall and are the same feature. [Input: T804CJC2.j]
f338 C10 2009-09-02 When we first began excavations we assigned the whole J2 area (except k13 and k100) to k54 because we did not have squares strung yet. Now that we have the squares this feature can be assigned to k15 and k5. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f338 D1 2009-07-23 k54 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 D1 2009-09-02 k5 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f338 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f338 D42 2009-07-23 8895 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 D52 2009-07-23 8707 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 F50 2009-08-29 f345 (isolated stone) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f338 F51 2009-07-24 q833 (bones, pottery) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f338 F51 2009-07-24 q834 (pottery) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f338 F52 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) covers f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f338 F52 2009-08-30 f338 (brickfall) covers f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f338 F52 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) covers f366 (erosion cut) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f338 F52 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) overlays f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f338 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f338 I12 2011-05-16 Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f338 K3 2009-07-23 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 K5 2009-07-23 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 K7 2009-07-23 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 K8 2009-07-23 bricky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-19 v148 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-19 v148a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-19 v148b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-21 v157 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f338 O12 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f338 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f338 P1 2009-07-23 T723 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 A21 2009-07-25 floor, type b [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 A30 2009-09-01 Very hard gray surface in k15. This surface was probably created by the erosion (f366) seen in the south section. Water from the erosion made it very hard. Originally thought to be a either a glacis (f319) or a sloping surface across the whole area (k110, k5 and k15) it turned out to be an erosion surface confined primarily to k15. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f339 A35 2009-09-01 v174 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f339 B11 2009-07-25 Very compacted surface with some small pebbles inside. It was exposed when removing f338. It is very hard and a light gray color. [Input: T725CJC.j]
f339 B11 2009-08-02 This surface slopes down from east to west. In k5 it is 8930(m6151+158-143) in the SE corner sloping down to 8855 (m6152-124+143) in the SW corner. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f339 B11 2009-08-10 The surface of f339 is a very flat gray surface. It is very hard and appears smooth. When the materials above it were picked they separated easily from the surface of f339. Because it overlays more than one feature it comes apart slightly differently. In the northern part when picked it comes off attached to large brown chunks (about 15cm in size). Under these chunks we found the reddish layer f348. In contrast in the SW portion of f339 when picked it comes off in an extremely thin layer and immediately overlays a pink layer (f373). The portion underlying f339 in the north with the chunks has occasional charcoal inclusions and small white laminations from roots or water. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f339 C3 2009-08-10 I think that this layer is probably a result of the erosion we see in the south section of k110, k5 and that continues in k15. I suggest this because f339 overlays more than one feature (including f365, f373 and f348) which indicates that the layers underneath were eroded before they were overlaid by the gray layer of f339. I think the reason that it comes apart in different ways when picked is because after the erosion the water and dust settled and bonded with the different exposed layers in different ways. For example in the southwest corner it only rested on top of the pink (f373) while in the northern part it became more bonded with the layer underneath (f348). Also, the brickfall rests directly on top of this layer which suggests it was the last moment in time, sealing off the eroded layers before the brickfall fell on top of it. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f339 C10 2009-09-02 When we first began excavating we thought that perhaps f339 extended across all of J2, but when we excavated it, f339 was contained to only k15. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f339 C40 2009-08-02 We attributed this feature to the accumulation immediately under the brickfall when we scraped back the south section of k5 and k15. It was a hard gray layer sloping down from east to west. It appeared to be the same as f344 in k110. When we began removing the feature it became unclear if this was the same feature as it appears in the SW corner of k5 that the brickfall directly overlays an uneven surface with embedded pebbles. When we remove the pebble-surface (f362) we hope to see if f362 is a wash that cut the surface of f339 or if f339 did not continue under the brickfall as assumed. We will use the south section to verify the slope (or non-existence) of this feature. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f339 C99 2009-07-25 We have not excavated this feature yet. [Input: T725CJC.j]
f339 D1 2009-07-25 k4 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1102 (39154 49915 - 8705 / Relay location: SW corner of remaining portion) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1103 (39211 50023 - 8721 / Relay location: Center point of NW edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1104 (39232 50175 - 8733 / Relay location: NE corner point) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1105 (39233 50100 - 8724 / Relay location: NW corner point) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1106 (39041 50098 - 8714 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D3 2009-08-10 r1107 (39148 50173 - 8724 / Relay location: point on eastern edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f339 D42 2009-07-25 8724 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 D52 2009-07-25 8712 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 F50 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) covers f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f339 F50 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f339 F50 2009-08-01 f354 (lens) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f339 F50 2009-08-29 f371 (accumulation D) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f339 F51 2009-08-10 q882 (pottery) sits in f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f339 F52 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) covers f373 (lens) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f339 F52 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f348 (floor, type a) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f339 F52 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f339 F52 2009-08-30 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f339 I1 2011-11-11 s161-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f339 I10 2009-09-16 Assigned to the same stratum as the erosion (f366) that presumably created this feature. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f339 I12 2011-05-16 Possibly formed by the erosion of f366 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f339 I12 2011-11-21 The nature of this feature is unclear, but it appears to be a surface formed by the processes of erosion. It may have been partially eroded in the third millennium but it was furhter damaged in the mid-Mittani when the erosion of f366 happened. For this reason I have assigned this feature to the Mittani although it could be revised with further information. Similar to f371. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f339 K3 2009-07-25 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 K5 2009-07-25 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 K7 2009-07-25 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 K8 2009-07-25 platy [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f339 K8 2009-08-29 smooth surface [Input: T829CJC.j]
f339 O12 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f339 O12 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f339 O12 2009-07-21 v157 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f339 O12 2009-07-21 v157a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f339 O12 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f339 P1 2009-07-25 T811 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 A1 2009-07-25 f342 [Input: T725CJC.j]
f340 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f340 A21 2009-07-25 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 A30 2009-09-01 Small area next to the cement staircase and immediately under the cement staircase that was removed when the south section was cut back. It was composed entirely of brickfall. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f340 A35 2009-09-01 v151 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f340 B11 2009-07-25 This feature was assigned to the removal of the dirt edging the cement staircase. It had been left in place as a border to the stairs to prevent erosion of the stairs. It was very small. It is composed of brickfall. [Input: T725CJC.j]
f340 C1 2009-08-02 Today we finished removing a portion of the area under the staircase. This portion (corresponding to q-lot q862) appears to have not been disturbed in the construction of the staircase. We collected the pottery, it appears that a portion of the reddish layer, f361, was removed in removing this feature. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f340 D1 2009-07-25 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 D6 2009-08-02 8757 [Input: T802CJC.j]
f340 D42 2009-07-25 8842 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 D52 2009-07-25 8806 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 F51 2009-08-02 q862 (pottery) sits in f340 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f340 F52 2009-07-25 f340 (brickfall) covers f342 (brickfall) [Input: T725CJC.j]
f340 F52 2009-08-29 f340 (brickfall) overlays f343 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f340 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f340 I12 2011-05-16 Part of large Mitanni brickfall [Input: V516CJC.j]
f340 K3 2009-07-25 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 K5 2009-07-25 brown and red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 K7 2009-07-25 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 K8 2009-07-25 bricky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f340 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f340 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f340 O99 2009-09-01 There is no direct view of this feature as a separate feature but it is part of the large brickfall f338. The best view was chosen from the pre-excavation photos and f340 is visible in the area just to the east of the cement staircase. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f340 P1 2009-07-25 T725 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 A1 2009-08-20 f338 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f341 A21 2009-07-25 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 A30 2009-09-01 Large brickfall composed of red and gray bricks, seen clearly in section that covers the western part of k15. It is part of the same brickfall as f338. The bricks at the bottom are larger and more clearly articulate and appear more degraded towards the top of f341. This feature was originally excavated as a volumetric feature but it was composed entirely of brickfall. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f341 A35 2009-09-01 v156 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f341 B11 2009-07-25 This feature is the remains of a baulk from the previous excavations. It is in the western part of k14. It is very large, extending 6.5 meters south from its NE corner (r1028) and 70 centimeters to the west. It abuts the south section of J2 (f338) [Input: T725CJC.j]
f341 B11 2009-07-26 Some large chunks of carbonized wood. The largest was the size of a fist. pC removed the largest pieces from the section. They were collected as a sample. We also found large reddish brick chunks with white inclusions. [Input: T726CJC.j]
f341 D1 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f341 D3 2009-07-25 r1028 (39487 50008 - 8859 / Relay location: NE corner of removal of baulk stub in k14, k15) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f341 D42 2009-07-25 8859 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 D52 2009-07-25 8724 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 F50 2009-08-29 f345 (isolated stone) sits in f341 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 F51 2009-07-28 q846 (bones, pottery) sits in f341 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f341 F52 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) abuts f346 (wall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 F52 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 F52 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f373 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 F52 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f341 I12 2011-05-16 Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f341 K3 2009-07-25 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 K5 2009-07-25 brown and red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 K5 2009-08-29 red and gray [Input: T829CJC.j]
f341 K7 2009-07-25 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 K8 2009-07-25 bricky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-19 v148 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-19 v148b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v153 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v157 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-21 v157a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f341 O12 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f341 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f341 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f341 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f341 P1 2009-07-25 T725 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 A1 2009-07-25 f340 [Input: T725CJC.j]
f342 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f342 A21 2009-07-25 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 A30 2009-09-01 Removal of brickfall in south k5 under the cement staircase. This feature is the same as f341, both refering to removal of brickfall surrounding the cement staircase. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f342 A35 2009-09-01 v151 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f342 B11 2009-07-25 The removal of the remaining brickfall in the south part of k5. It is composed of red and gray brick pieces. It is hard and comes apart in bricky chunks when picked. In MZ21 this area was part of J7. [Input: T725CJC.j]
f342 D1 2009-07-25 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 D42 2009-07-25 8806 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 D52 2009-07-25 8786 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 F50 2009-07-25 f340 (brickfall) covers f342 (brickfall) [Input: T725CJC.j]
f342 F52 2009-08-29 f342 (brickfall) covers f360 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f342 F52 2009-08-29 f342 (brickfall) covers f366 (erosion cut) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f342 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f342 I12 2011-05-16 Part of the large Mitanni brickfall, dated to the middle Mitanni based on the dating of erosion to the early Mitanni. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f342 K3 2009-07-25 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 K5 2009-07-25 brown and red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 K7 2009-07-25 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 K8 2009-07-25 bricky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f342 O99 2009-09-01 There is no direct view of this feature as a separate feature but it is part of the large brickfall f338. The best view was chosen from the pre-excavation photos and f342 is the portion of the brickfall hidden by the cement staircase. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f342 P1 2009-07-25 T725 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 A21 2009-07-26 mix feature [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 A30 2009-09-01 Dirt, including backfill from under the cement staircase. Has no stratigraphic importance [Input: T901CJC.j]
f343 B11 2009-07-26 Removal of dirt from under cement staircase. This was partially composed of backfill and partially of brickfall. [Input: T726CJC.j]
f343 C2 2009-07-26 Although it has no real context we collected the pottery and assigned a feature. [Input: T726CJC.j]
f343 D1 2009-07-26 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 D3 2009-07-25 r1030 (38895 50752 - 8759 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f343 D42 2009-07-26 8823 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 D52 2009-07-26 8755 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 F50 2009-08-29 f340 (brickfall) overlays f343 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f343 F51 2009-07-26 q842 (pottery) sits in f343 (mix feature) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f343 F52 2009-08-29 f343 (mix feature) overlays f360 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f343 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f343 I10 2009-09-16 Unassigned, includes backfill from cement staircase. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f343 I12 2011-05-16 Includes backfill from cement staircase. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f343 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 K5 2009-07-26 light brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f343 O99 2009-09-01 There is no view of this feature as it has no archaeological significance. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f343 P1 2009-07-26 T726 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 A21 2009-07-26 floor, type b [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 A30 2009-09-01 Hard compact surface in south k110. It is about 10cm thick in section and a very distinct gray color. It has some sherds and pebbles embedded in it. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f344 A35 2009-09-01 v158a [Input: T901CJC.j]
f344 B11 2009-07-26 Very hard surface with some small pebbles and sherds. Highly compacted and appearing to slope down to the southwest of J2. It is covered by the brickfall (f338, f342). It is a light gray color. [Input: T726CJC.j]
f344 D1 2009-07-26 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 D3 2009-07-25 r1033 (38782 50706 - 8784 / Relay location: SW corner of f344) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f344 D3 2009-07-25 r1033 (38782 50706 - 8784 / Relay location: SW corner of f344) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f344 D3 2009-07-25 r1034 (38826 50712 - 8779 / Relay location: NW corner of f344) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f344 D42 2009-07-26 8783 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 D52 2009-07-26 8772 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f344 F50 2009-08-30 f338 (brickfall) covers f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f344 F50 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) overlays f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f344 F52 2009-08-29 f344 (floor, type b) covers f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f344 F99 2009-08-29 f344 is covered by a thin layer in section, it has not been possible to correlate the features seen in the south section of k110 (the locus in which we found f344) with the previous excavations. It is possible that f310 is the feature covering f344 although there is no feature under the brickfall (which was a large feature f286) that matches the description of f344. Therefore, no types of contact have been assigned covering f344. [Input: T829CJC.j]
f344 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f344 I10 2009-09-16 Based on ceramics dated to EDIIIB [Input: T916CJC.j]
f344 I12 2011-05-16 Based on ceramics dated to EDIII [Input: V516CJC.j]
f344 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII floor in front of the apron. This is the highest preserved floor. It is possible there were more floors above this feature but they were destroyed or removed in antiquity due to erosion. The brickfall falls directly on this feature. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f344 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 K7 2009-07-26 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 K8 2009-07-26 smooth [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f344 O12 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f344 O12 2009-07-21 v158a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f344 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f344 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f344 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f344 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f344 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f344 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f344 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f344 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f344 P1 2009-07-26 T721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 A21 2009-07-26 isolated stone [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 A30 2009-09-09 Six floating stones inside the large brickfall. They are all at about the same elevation but do not form any kind of structure. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f345 A35 2009-09-09 v157 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f345 B10 2009-07-27 isolated stone [Input: T727CJC.j]
f345 B11 2009-07-27 Six floating stones in k15. They are floating in the brickfall of f341 and f338. Components were assigned to each stone f345.1, f345.2, f345.3, f345.4, f345.5, f345.6 and relayed. [Input: T727CJC.j]
f345 D1 2009-07-26 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 D42 2009-07-26 8749 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 F52 2009-08-29 f345 (isolated stone) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f345 F52 2009-08-29 f345 (isolated stone) sits in f341 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f345 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f345 I10 2009-09-16 Inside the Mittani brickfall and thus dated to the same stratum. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f345 K3 2009-07-26 st [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 K7 2009-07-26 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f345 O12 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f345 O12 2009-07-21 v157 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f345 O12 2009-07-21 v157a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f345 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f345 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f345 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f345 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f345 O12 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f345 P1 2009-07-26 T726 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f345.1 D3 2009-07-27 r1035 (38965 50268 - 8749 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f345.2 D3 2009-07-27 r1036 (38985 50202 - 8744 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f345.3 D3 2009-07-27 r1037 (39038 50110 - 8741 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f345.4 D3 2009-07-27 r1038 (39122 49945 - 8742 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f345.5 D3 2009-07-27 r1039 (39204 49953 - 8766 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f345.6 D3 2009-07-27 r1040 (39256 49908 - 8768 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
f346 A1 2009-07-27 f334 [Input: T727CJC.j]
f346 A3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f346 A21 2009-07-26 wall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 A30 2009-09-09 Small curtain wall in front of the revetment wall (f128) to the west of the the wall f127. f346, together with f334, is one wall that abuts the western wall (f127) of the apron (f131). It is composed of large limestones, some with a triangular shape. The f346 portion of the wall was partially collapsed when excavated. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f346 A35 2009-09-09 v161 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f346 B11 2009-07-27 Accumulation of stones in k14. They appear to form a wall. The stones to the north of the wall appear to be stones that have fallen off the top of the wall. [Input: T727CJC.j]
f346 B11 2009-07-28 This wall is composed of several large stones. It is held together with a brown soil. It is probably a continuation of f334 although there was no direct contact visible between f346 and f334 when f334 was removed. Very few sherds were found inside of the wall. 20 stones of this feature were relayed, only 18 were visible before dismantling the wall. Most of the stones were medium sized (approximately 30x30cm) while some were quite large (approximately 50x60cm). [Input: T728CJC.j]
f346 C2 2009-07-27 We will assign one feature to all the stones, even those that have fallen off the top. Although this wall appears to line up with f334, we have given it a separate feature as it was not found touching f334 and could conceivably be different, however, I believe it is a continuation of wall f334. [Input: T727CJC.j]
f346 D1 2009-07-26 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 D42 2009-07-26 8798 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 D52 2009-07-26 8741 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 F50 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) abuts f346 (wall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f346 F50 2009-07-28 f351 (accumulation) sits in f346 (wall) [Input: T728CJC.j]
f346 F52 2009-08-30 f346 (wall) abuts f288 (wall) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f346 F52 2009-08-29 f346 (wall) abuts f334 (wall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f346 F52 2009-07-28 f346 (wall) covers f352 (lens) [Input: T728CJC.j]
f346 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f346 I10 2009-09-16 This feature is stratigraphically before the Mittani brickfall that comes up against the wall. It corresponds in time with other curtain walls. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f346 I12 2011-05-16 Before the Mittanni brickfall that comes up against the wall. Corresponds in time with other curtain walls. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f346 K3 2009-07-26 st [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 K7 2009-07-26 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 K8 2009-07-26 stony [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346 K99 2009-07-28 The brickfall (f341) comes up to the south face of this wall. The wall appears to have already collapsed by the time the brickfall comes and covers it. This suggests that the wall had already fallen into disuse and had had several stones fall over before the brickfall came and covered it. [Input: T728CJC.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-25 v161b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-25 v161c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 O12 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f346 P1 2009-07-26 T728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f346.5 D3 2009-09-01 r1072 (39523 50105 - 8801 / Relay location: edge of stone) [Input: T901CJCR.j]
f346.6 D3 2009-09-01 r1073 (39552 50030 - 8776 / Relay location: edge of stone) [Input: T901CJCR.j]
f346.18 D3 2009-09-01 r1074 (39616 50126 - 8788 / Relay location: center of stone) [Input: T901CJCR.j]
f347 A21 2009-07-26 floor, type b [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 A30 2009-09-09 Very compact gray floor in k110. It is part of a long sequence of floors in front of the apron (f131) indicating the long-use of the area. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f347 A35 2009-09-09 v213 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f347 B11 2009-07-27 Very hard compacted floor in south k110. It is a grayish color with some flat sherds embedded in it. [Input: T727CJC.j]
f347 D1 2009-07-26 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 D42 2009-07-26 8772 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 D52 2009-07-26 8767 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f347 F50 2009-08-29 f344 (floor, type b) covers f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f347 F51 2009-07-28 q848 (bones, pottery) sits in f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f347 F51 2009-08-03 q865 (bones, pottery) sits in f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f347 F52 2009-08-04 f347 (floor, type b) covers f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f347 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f347 I10 2009-09-16 Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f347 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII deposit in south k110 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f347 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 K7 2009-07-26 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 K8 2009-07-26 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f347 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f347 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f347 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f347 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f347 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f347 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f347 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f347 P1 2009-07-26 T728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 A21 2009-07-26 floor, type a [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 A30 2009-09-09 Very red granular accumulation in k15. It may form a subfloor for the f359 and f373. This feature was only partially exposed and was not excavated. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f348 A35 2009-09-09 v175 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f348 B11 2009-08-22 This feature is a granular red layer that crumbles easily. It is much redder than anything around it. It is soft and in some places it comes off when we pick the layer above it (f339). [Input: T822CJC.j]
f348 C1 2009-07-28 Reddish layer under f339 that we have not excavated yet. It was slightly exposed in the SW corner of k15. [Input: T728CJC.j]
f348 C3 2009-08-22 This feature is probably the same as f379 in k110 although we do not have a direct connection. [Input: T822CJC.j]
f348 D1 2009-07-26 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 D3 2009-08-22 r1137 (39239 49894 - 8712 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
f348 D3 2009-08-22 r1138 (39175 50160 - 8719 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
f348 D42 2009-07-26 8712 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 F50 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f348 (floor, type a) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f348 F50 2009-08-19 f373 (lens) overlays f348 (floor, type a) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f348 F52 2009-08-29 f348 (floor, type a) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f348 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f348 I10 2009-09-16 Assumed to be the same as floor f379 which is from a more stratified context based on the matrix and composition of the feature. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f348 I12 2011-11-21 Although there is not direct stratigraphic connection it appears to be similar to f379 which is dated to the moment between the construction of the monumental access and the flanking wall. The reddish color, however, suggests that it may be similar to f359, the salmon floor which is presumed constructed at the same time as the flanking wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f348 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 K5 2009-07-26 red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 K6 2009-07-26 5YR7/6 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 K7 2009-07-26 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 K8 2009-07-26 granular [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f348 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f348 P1 2009-07-26 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 A21 2009-07-26 isolated stone [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 A30 2009-09-09 A group of large pebbles, about 10-20cm in size, sitting in the accumulation (f335) under the wall f334. They may form a part of the base of the wall. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f349 B11 2009-08-04 Grouping of 22 stones in k14 under the area of the wall f334. These stones are sitting in f335. The stones were smaller than those composing the wall f346 and f334. The stones were approximately 20-30cms in size. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f349 C2 2009-08-04 These stones were relayed together as a group by pC and sH but each stone was assigned a component number. pC sketched the location of the stones. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f349 C3 2009-08-04 The stones seem to form a base to the wall f334, overlayed with some soil with the larger stones of f334 sitting on top. It was not defined as a wall because it is only one row of stones, with no height. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f349 C33 2009-08-04 No photos were taken of this feature. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f349 D1 2009-07-26 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 D42 2009-07-26 8764 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 D52 2009-07-26 8807 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 F52 2009-08-04 f349 (isolated stone) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f349 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f349 I10 2009-09-16 Directly under the wall f334, it is presumably built at the same time as a foundation [Input: T916CJC.j]
f349 I12 2011-11-21 Stones associated with construction of Mittani curtain wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f349 K3 2009-07-26 st [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 K7 2009-07-26 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 K8 2009-07-26 stony [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f349 O99 2009-09-09 There is no view of this feature as it was accidentally removed before photographing. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f349 P1 2009-07-26 T728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 A21 2009-07-26 floor, type b [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 A30 2009-09-09 Soft, sandy layer with a reddish color. It is a very thin accumulation. It is one of a series of 11 level floors and accumulations in south k110. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f350 A35 2009-09-09 v213 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f350 A98 2009-08-20 This feature was only recovered in the south section of k110 where we cut back the baulk. Possibly equal to f310 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f350 B11 2009-07-28 Sandy reddish layer. Very crumbly and coarse. [Input: T728CJC.j]
f350 B11 2009-08-04 This feature is very thin, less than 5cm thick. In the section is is clearly distinguishable because it is soft and crumbles easily. The sandy particles are very coarse and are red and white. We only exposed this feature when we cut back the south section of k110. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f350 D1 2009-07-26 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 D42 2009-07-26 8767 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 D52 2009-07-26 8757 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f350 F50 2009-08-04 f347 (floor, type b) covers f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f350 F51 2009-07-28 q849 (bones, pottery) sits in f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f350 F51 2009-08-03 q866 (bones, pottery) sits in f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f350 F52 2009-08-04 f350 (floor, type b) covers f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f350 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f350 I10 2009-09-16 Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f350 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII deposit in south k110 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f350 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 K5 2009-07-26 reddish [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 K7 2009-07-26 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 K8 2009-07-26 sandy [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f350 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f350 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f350 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f350 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f350 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f350 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f350 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f350 P1 2009-07-26 T728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 A21 2009-07-26 accumulation [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 A30 2009-09-09 Brown accumulation inside of the wall f346. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f351 A35 2009-09-09 v161 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f351 B11 2009-07-28 Brown soil found inside of wall f346. It is full of fist-sized rocks but not much pottery. It is possibly the mortar of the wall. It is not very compacted. [Input: T728CJC.j]
f351 D1 2009-07-26 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 D42 2009-07-26 8798 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 D52 2009-07-26 8741 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 F51 2009-07-28 q850 (bones, pottery) sits in f351 (accumulation) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f351 F52 2009-07-28 f351 (accumulation) sits in f346 (wall) [Input: T728CJC.j]
f351 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f351 I10 2009-09-16 It is inside of wall f346, which is assigned to the this strata based on its stratigraphic relationship to the brickfall. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f351 I12 2011-11-21 Inside of Mittani wall [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f351 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 K5 2009-07-26 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 K7 2009-07-26 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 K8 2009-07-26 crumbly [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f351 O12 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f351 O12 2009-07-25 v161c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f351 O12 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f351 P1 2009-07-26 T728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 A1 2009-08-20 f335 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f352 A21 2009-07-26 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 A30 2009-09-09 Accumulation under the wall f346. It is only partially excavated as we did not remove all of the wall. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f352 A35 2009-09-09 v161 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f352 B11 2009-08-20 Accumulation under the wall f346. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f352 B11 2009-09-09 Comes aprt in chunks, has a reddish and brown colors. Very similar to f335. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f352 D1 2009-07-26 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 D42 2009-07-26 8741 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 D52 2009-07-26 8752 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 F50 2009-07-28 f346 (wall) covers f352 (lens) [Input: T728CJC.j]
f352 F51 2009-07-28 q851 (pottery) sits in f352 (lens) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
f352 F52 2009-08-29 f352 (lens) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f352 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f352 I10 2009-09-16 This deposit is thought to be the same as the f335 and thus is assigned to the same stratum, despite being associated with the wall f334, which is dated to the Mitanni. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f352 I12 2011-05-16 Directly under all f346, presumably part of the same construction [Input: V516CJC.j]
f352 I12 2011-11-21 Under the Mittani wall, may contain mixed ceramics from both third and second millennium as the construction of the wall seems to have disturbed the surrounding accumulations somewhat. See v130 for the disturbance of third millennium deposits north of the wall. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f352 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 K5 2009-07-26 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 K7 2009-07-26 medium soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f352 K8 2009-07-26 chunky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 A21 2009-07-26 floorsurface in general [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 A30 2009-09-09 Reddish accumulation in south k110, one of the series of 11 floors and accumulations in this area demonstrating the long use. This layer is distinguished from f350 as it is less sandy and is more compact. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f353 A35 2009-09-09 v213 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f353 A98 2009-08-20 This feature was only recovered in the south section of k110 where we cut back the baulk. It still needs to be correlated with the features from the previous excavation but is possibly f315 [Input: T820CJC.j]
f353 B11 2009-08-01 Coarse material with reddish particles. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f353 B11 2009-08-04 This layer is similar to the one immediately above it but it is harder and less sandy. It is still reddish in color. It is very coarse with larger particles. It feels rough in your hand. It includes some small pebbles. We only exposed this section when we cut back the south section of k110. [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f353 D1 2009-07-26 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 D42 2009-07-26 8761 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 D52 2009-07-26 8757 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f353 F50 2009-08-04 f350 (floor, type b) covers f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f353 F51 2009-07-30 q853 (bones, pottery) sits in f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f353 F52 2009-08-01 f353 (floorsurface in general) covers f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f353 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f353 I10 2009-09-16 Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f353 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII based on ceramics from mKB [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f353 K3 2009-07-26 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 K5 2009-07-26 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 K7 2009-07-26 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 K8 2009-07-26 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f353 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f353 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f353 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f353 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f353 P1 2009-07-26 T730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 A21 2009-07-30 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 A30 2009-09-09 Accumulation immediately to the west of f127, where it met with the curtian wall f344. It is composed of gray laminations overlaying the hard gray layer, f319. This feature was probably created by water collecting near the base of the corner of the two walls (f344 and f127). [Input: T901CJC.j]
f354 A35 2009-09-09 v174 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f354 B11 2009-08-01 Layer covering the hard gray layer (f319) in k14. This feature comes apart in flaky layers. It is probably composed of laminations created by water. It is a mix of the gray surfaces with brown softer soil. It is located to the south of where wall f334 was located. It is possible that the laminations were caused by the location of the wall. It is not very compacted. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f354 D1 2009-07-30 k14 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 D42 2009-07-30 8757 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 D52 2009-07-30 8736 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 F50 2009-08-29 f335 (brickfall) overlays f354 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f354 F50 2009-08-29 f336 (accumulation) overlays f354 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f354 F51 2009-07-30 q854 (bones, pottery) sits in f354 (lens) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f354 F52 2009-09-02 f354 (lens) overlays f319 (glacis) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f354 F52 2009-08-01 f354 (lens) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f354 I1 2011-11-11 s161-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f354 I10 2009-09-16 This feature is possibly the same erosion and water damage that formed f339 and f371 and is thus assigned to the same feature. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f354 I12 2011-11-21 Although this feature is directly on top of the f319 which was dated to the construction of the monumental access it appears to be considerably later. Any accumulations that may have overlaid f319 appear to have been removed by erosion. The thin laminations of these layers indicates the presence of water, probably water that caused the erosion f366. As a result I have assigned the damaged features in this corner near the flanking wall f127 to the same stratum as the major erosion event. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f354 K3 2009-07-30 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 K5 2009-07-30 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 K7 2009-07-30 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 K8 2009-07-30 flaky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f354 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f354 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f354 P1 2009-07-30 T730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 A21 2009-07-30 pavement, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 A30 2009-09-09 Floor composed of pebbles and sherds laying flat, recovered only in the southern portion of k110. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f355 A35 2009-09-09 v162 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f355 B11 2009-08-01 Pebble and sherd floor in the southern portion of k110. Presumably the floor covered the entire locus but we have only the portion remaining where we are cutting down the south section of k110. The floor is about 5cm thick with the sherds mostly lying flat. There are many pebbles in both the surface of the floor and also the matrix that makes up the subfloor. The surface of the floor appears gray but when picked it is a rich brown color. The soil is coarse but when you rub it between your fingers it is very soft and fine. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f355 C3 2009-08-03 Appears to be the same as f327 from the previous excavations [Input: T803CJC.j]
f355 D1 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 D42 2009-07-30 8757 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 D52 2009-07-30 8752 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f355 F50 2009-08-01 f353 (floorsurface in general) covers f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f355 F51 2009-07-30 q856 (bones, pottery) sits in f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f355 F52 2009-08-01 f355 (pavement, type c) overlays f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f355 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f355 I10 2009-09-16 Floor above (f344) dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f355 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII based on ceramics from mKB, elevation similar to f327. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f355 K3 2009-07-30 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 K5 2009-07-30 reddish [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 K7 2009-07-30 medium hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 K8 2009-07-30 coarse with pebbles and sherds [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-30 v162a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-30 v162b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-07-30 v162c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f355 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f355 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f355 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f355 P1 2009-07-30 T730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 A3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
f356 A21 2009-07-30 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 A30 2009-09-09 Brickfall in k111. This feature was an arbitrary 20 cm deep to remove a portion of the brickfall to allow for easier access from the J7 vantage point to J2. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f356 A35 2009-09-09 v163 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f356 B11 2009-08-01 Brickfall in J7k6, it was excavated as part of J2 this year. We removed about 20cm to make access from J7 easier. This was part of the site presentation project, not really part of the objectives of J2. The feature contained articulated red and gray bricks similar to those seen in the south section of J2k14 and visible in all of the west sections of J7. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f356 D1 2009-07-30 k111 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 D42 2009-07-30 8827 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 D52 2009-07-30 8815 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 F51 2009-07-30 q855 (bones, pottery) sits in f356 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f356 I1 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f356 I10 2009-09-16 Part of the large Mittani brickfall, dated to the middle Mittani based on the dating of erosion to the early Mittani. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f356 I12 2011-11-21 Brickfall directly on cut of erosion. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f356 K3 2009-07-30 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 K5 2009-07-30 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 K7 2009-07-30 medium soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 K8 2009-07-30 bricky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f356 O12 2009-07-30 v163 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f356 O12 2009-07-30 v163a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f356 O12 2009-08-02 v165 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f356 O12 2009-08-02 v165a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f356 P1 2009-07-30 T730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 A1 2009-08-03 f363 [Input: T803CJC.j]
f357 A1 2009-08-05 f364 [Input: T805CJC.j]
f357 A1 2009-08-19 f365 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f357 A21 2009-08-01 floor, type d [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 A30 2009-09-09 Thick deposit of several natural accumulations. This feature was created by several different depositional events but was excavated as one feature. It has many flaky layers and breaks apart into layers very easily. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f357 A35 2009-09-09 v213 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f357 A98 2009-08-03 When we were excavating this layer it appeared to be one feature, however, in the west section we were later able to define some subtle differences. Therefore we will assign new feature numbers in k5 to the different layers that composed f357 in k110 and more than one layer in k5 will be equal to f357 in k110. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f357 B11 2009-08-01 This feature is a flaky gray layer that covers all of k110. Portions of this feature were exposed for several seasons as this is the elevation at which the previous J2 excavations ended. It has a gray surface but when picked it comes part in flat layer. The layers are sandy with red and white inclusions. It is very coarse. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f357 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 D42 2009-08-01 8752 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 D52 2009-08-01 8743 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f357 F50 2009-08-01 f355 (pavement, type c) overlays f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f357 F51 2009-08-01 q857 (pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f357 F51 2009-08-01 q858 (bones, pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f357 F51 2009-08-01 q859 (bones, pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f357 F51 2014-01-17 q861 (pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f357 F52 2009-08-01 f357 (floor, type d) covers f358 (lens) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f357 F52 2009-08-20 f357 (floor, type d) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f357 F52 2009-08-20 f357 (floor, type d) overlays f378 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f357 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f357 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to transitional EDIIIA-EDIIIB based on ceramics. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f357 I12 2011-05-16 Floor above f334 dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f357 I12 2011-11-21 Dated to Mid-EDIII based on ceramics, also stratigrapically below features assigned to Late EDIII [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f357 K3 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 K5 2009-08-01 gray brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 K7 2009-08-01 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 K8 2009-08-01 flaky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-30 v162a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-07-30 v162c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-01 v164 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-01 v164a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-01 v164b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-02 v166b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f357 O12 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f357 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f357 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f357 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f357 P1 2009-08-01 T801 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 A21 2009-08-01 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 A30 2009-09-09 Lens of pebbles in the southern part of k110. It is probably created by the same natural processes that created the deposits of f357. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f358 A35 2009-09-09 v164 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f358 B10 2009-08-29 lens type d [Input: T829CJC.j]
f358 B11 2009-08-01 Small lens in the south portion of k110. The lens is a slightly harder brown and gray material and the main portion of it contains a high concentration of sherds and pebbles. The portion to the south does not contain as many sherds or pebbles but has the same soil matrix. It is irregular in shape and does not appear to be a floor as the sherds and pebbles are not aligned and are not lying flat. The material is very hard and has a coarse texture. It is similar to f357. [Input: T801CJC.j]
f358 C3 2009-08-20 This feature appears to be a lens that is a part of the same depositional process that created all the natural accumulations of f357 and is perhaps not a distinct depositional event but instead is a small deposit within the large deposition of several natural accumulations that make up f357. [Input: T820CJC.j]
f358 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 D3 2009-08-01 r1079 (38752 51000 - 8738 / Relay location: Point on east edge of f358) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f358 D3 2009-08-01 r1080 (38795 50856 - 8730 / Relay location: Point on north-east edge of f358) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f358 D3 2011-01-26 r1081 (38831 50900 - 8732 / Relay location: Point on northern edge of f358) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f358 D3 2011-01-26 r1082 (38816 50860 - 8729 / Relay location: East point on northern edge of f358) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
f358 D42 2009-08-01 8726 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 D52 2009-08-01 8708 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 F50 2009-08-01 f357 (floor, type d) covers f358 (lens) [Input: T801CJC.j]
f358 F51 2014-01-17 q860 (bones, pottery) sits in f358 (lens) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
f358 F52 2009-08-20 f358 (lens) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f358 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f358 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to transitional EDIIIA-EDIIIB based on ceramics. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f358 I12 2011-05-16 Floor above f334 dated to EDIII with ceramics and floor below (f359) is also EDIII so all layers between were also assigned to EDIII based on stratigraphy. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f358 I12 2011-11-21 Dated to Mid-EDIII based on ceramics, also stratigrapically below features assigned to Late EDIII [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f358 K3 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 K5 2009-08-01 gray brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 K7 2009-08-01 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 K8 2009-08-01 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f358 O12 2009-08-01 v164 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f358 O12 2009-08-01 v164a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f358 O12 2009-08-01 v164b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f358 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f358 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f358 P1 2009-08-01 T801 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 A1 2009-08-19 f373 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f359 A21 2009-08-01 floorsurface in general [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 A30 2009-09-09 Salmon-colored floor covering the whole area in front of the apron (f131). It is cut by erosion in front of the apron but presumably continued up to the base of the apron. Might be the first floor associated with the construction of the apron. It is a reddish orange color in section and gray with reddish patches when viewed from the top. It is hard with a smooth surface. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f359 A35 2009-09-09 v181 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f359 B11 2009-08-02 This feature was first identified in the west section of k100 in front of the stairs f130. It is a very dramatic salmon-color. When we came down from the top, however, the color was more patchy but still distinctive. f359 slopes up and abuts the bottom visible stone of the apron f131. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f359 B11 2009-08-20 This layer had a hard and relatively smooth surface where the surface was preserved. The layers above separate easily when using the trowel or when using only the pick and the brush. f359 extends across k110, k5 and k15. It is about 10 cm thick and is only salmon-colored when scraped, otherwise it mostly looks gray from the surface. Although originally we thought it sloped up to abut the apron it is heavily damaged and difficult to tell. There is a portion of the salmon floor visible in the west section of k100 that comes up to the apron (f131) and there is a small portion of a red layer near the apron in k4 which may either be a remaining portion of f359 or possibly part of the redder layer under f359 (f348, f379). [Input: T820CJC.j]
f359 C1 2009-08-13 Today we removed this feature in k110. It was very hard and when picked it came off in chunks. We did not recover that many sherds. At 7:30 in the morning mKB and hQ came to review our pottery and they said that it appears from the few sherds we have that probably a provisional date of EDIII can be suggested for f359. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f359 C3 2009-08-02 We have discussed the possibility of f359 being the layer associated with the construction of the apron (f131) and the second staircase (f130). fAB argues that it may be possible as f359 laps up against the last visible stair of the apron (f131). pC thinks the first layer may be lower based on comparisons with the oblique stone east of the staircase (f130) in J6. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f359 C3 2009-08-13 It is likely that f359 is not the first floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131) for two reasons. First, there are accumulations underneath (f369, f378) that slope up to the bottom stones of the apron which could not happen if they were cut to place the apron. Second, mKB provisionally dated the materials in the floor to EDIII and we expect an EDII date for the construction. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f359 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 D1 2009-09-02 k5 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f359 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f359 D42 2009-08-01 8743 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 D52 2009-08-01 8728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-20 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-19 f376 (erosion cut) cuts f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-20 f357 (floor, type d) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-20 f358 (lens) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f359 F50 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f359 F51 2009-08-13 q889 (bones, pottery) sits in f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f359 F52 2009-08-13 f359 (floorsurface in general) covers f377 (lens) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f359 F52 2009-08-19 f359 (floorsurface in general) overlays f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f359 I1 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f359 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to transitional EDIIIA-B based on ceramics and connections with the apron. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f359 I12 2011-05-16 Dated to EDIII based on ceramics and connections with the apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f359 I12 2011-11-21 It appears that this feature is associated with the construction of the flanking wall f127. It may represent a purposefully laid floor designed to perserve and protect the area in front of the apron. The exact connections to f127 are not clear as there is a baulk at the base of the wall and additionallly f359 is damaged by erosion close to the base of the apron (f131). [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f359 K3 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 K5 2009-08-01 orange [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 K5 2009-08-03 Yellowish red [Input: T803CJC.j]
f359 K6 2009-08-01 5YR5/6 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 K6 2009-08-02 5YR7/3 [Input: T802CJC.j]
f359 K6 2009-08-03 5YR5/6 wet [Input: T803CJC.j]
f359 K7 2009-08-01 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 K8 2009-08-01 compact [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-02 v166b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-02 v166c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f359 P1 2009-09-02 Not removed in k5 and k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f359 P1 2009-09-02 removed in k110 on T813 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f360 A3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
f360 A21 2009-08-01 mix feature [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 B10 2009-08-02 topsoil [Input: T802CJC.j]
f360 B11 2009-08-02 This feature is primarily composed of the removal of the remaining portions of the surface of k5. It also includes the removal of some of the remaining brickfall in the section. This feature was used during the cutting back of the section in k5 and then the removal of the portions that remained under the cement staircase. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f360 C6 2009-08-02 This feature was intended to include only the mixed features of the section but ended up including a small portion of the sloping features in section, probably including f344 and f347. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f360 D1 2009-08-01 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 D42 2009-08-01 8755 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 D52 2009-08-01 8749 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 F50 2009-08-29 f342 (brickfall) covers f360 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f360 F50 2009-08-29 f343 (mix feature) overlays f360 (mix feature) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f360 F51 2009-08-02 q863 (bones, pottery) sits in f360 (mix feature) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f360 F52 2009-08-02 f360 (mix feature) covers f361 (floor, type d) [Input: T802CJC.j]
f360 I1 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f360 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f360 I12 2011-05-16 Unassigned cleaning operation. Includes mixed features. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f360 K3 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 K5 2009-08-01 gray brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f360 O99 2009-09-09 There is no view of this feature as it was originally intended just for cleaning and scraping the square. In the views of the south section of k5 (v211) It would have been where f344 and f347 are now labeled. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f360 P1 2009-08-01 T801 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 A21 2009-08-01 floor, type d [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 A30 2009-09-09 This feature is a reddish layer with small pebbles and sandy inclusions. It is the continuation of f350 and f353 from k110 into k5. It was excavated as one feature instead of two. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f361 A35 2009-09-09 v211 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f361 B11 2009-08-02 Small portion of a reddish layer. It is sandy and coarse. There are many small pebbles included in the matrix but they do not form any kind of surface. Generally they are about 1-2cm in size. The layer sometimes comes apart in chunks, and when broken these chunks reveal small red and white sandy inclusions. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f361 C3 2009-08-02 This feature may be the same as f350 or f353 in k110 [Input: T802CJC.j]
f361 C6 2009-08-02 A portion of this feature was cut while excavating the area under the cement stairs (f340) so some material may have been included with q862. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f361 D1 2009-08-01 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 D3 2009-08-01 r1084 (38867 50683 - 8751 / Relay location: east point north edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f361 D3 2009-08-01 r1085 (38871 50637 - 8751 / Relay location: center point north edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f361 D3 2009-08-01 r1086 (38874 50593 - 8753 / Relay location: north edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f361 D3 2009-08-01 r1087 (38862 50518 - 8749 / Relay location: west point ) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f361 D3 2009-08-01 r1087 (38862 50518 - 8749 / Relay location: west point) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f361 D42 2009-08-01 8769 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 D52 2009-08-01 8751 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 F50 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f361 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f361 F50 2009-08-02 f360 (mix feature) covers f361 (floor, type d) [Input: T802CJC.j]
f361 F52 2009-08-02 f361 (floor, type d) covers f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T802CJC.j]
f361 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f361 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f361 I12 2011-11-21 Late EDIII based on connections with f353 and f355. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f361 K3 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 K5 2009-08-01 reddish [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 K8 2009-08-01 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f361 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f361 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f361 P1 2009-08-01 T802 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 A21 2009-08-02 pavement, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 A30 2009-09-09 Accumulation of small pebbles and sherds in the southeast corner of k5. It is the continuation of f355 from k110 into k5. It is eroded on its western edge where it is cut by f366. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f362 A35 2009-09-09 v168 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f362 B10 2009-08-03 floor, type d [Input: T803CJC.j]
f362 B11 2009-08-02 Gray layer with uneven surface. There are pebbles embeddeed in the matrix but it is very uneven, unlike a laid floor. There are also sherds included. This layer is possibly a result of water flow. The pebbles in the eastern portion are larger and become smaller as it moves to the west, possibly because the larger pebbles settled out of the water sooner than the small pebbles. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f362 B11 2009-08-03 This feature is composed of pebbles (5cm and smaller) and a brown matrix. The layer is very hard and the soil is coarse. The surface is uneven with some sherds laying flat. It is contained to the southeast corner of k5 (including the east baulk). It slopes down slightly to the south-west and does not continue across the whole square. The western edge does not appear to be cut. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f362 C1 2009-08-03 We exposed this feature completely, relayed and photographed it, and removed it. The pottery was sent to mKB for analysis. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f362 C3 2009-08-02 May be the same as f358 in k110 but right now there is no stratigraphic connection. [Input: T802CJC.j]
f362 C3 2009-08-03 May be the same as f355 but it is more disturbed and with larger pebbles. It is, however, at the same elevation and does appear to follow across through the east baulk of k5. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f362 D1 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 D42 2009-08-02 8756 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 D52 2009-08-02 8751 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 F50 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f362 F50 2009-08-02 f361 (floor, type d) covers f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T802CJC.j]
f362 F50 2009-08-04 f362 (pavement, type c) covers f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f362 F51 2010-08-19 q902 (pottery) sits in f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: TX6HQ.j]
f362 F52 2009-08-04 f362 (pavement, type c) covers f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T804CJC3.j]
f362 F52 2009-08-19 f362 (pavement, type c) overlays f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f362 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f362 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f362 I12 2011-11-21 Possibly the same as f355 which is dated by ceramics to Late EDIII, probably belongs to early Late EDIII based on stratigraphy [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f362 K3 2009-08-02 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 K5 2009-08-02 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 K7 2009-08-02 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 K8 2009-08-02 with large pebbles [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f362 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f362 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f362 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f362 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f362 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f362 P1 2009-08-02 T803 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 A1 2009-08-03 f357 [Input: T803CJC.j]
f363 A21 2009-08-03 floor, type d [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 A30 2009-09-09 Naturally accumulated surface with many plate-like layers. It is brown and soft. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f363 A35 2009-09-09 v211 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f363 A98 2009-08-03 In the west section of k110 we can see some slight differences in the layers that were not visible when picking and removing from above. This lead to f357 in k110 being very thick, we will try and follow the thinner layers in k5. For this reason we have assigned a new feature number to f363 instead of using f357, however, f363 is the same as the top portion of f357. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f363 B11 2009-08-03 Flaky with a plate-like structure. The soil is primarily brown with medium-fine particles. Some chunks come out, about 5cm in size, usually with a flat bottom. Each plate-like layer is about 5cm in thickness and can be separated with the trowel although occasionally it is very hard and needs to be picked. [Input: T803CJC.j]
f363 C1 2009-08-05 Today we continued removing this feature. It was composed of many flakey layers and it was difficult to follow just one layer. The layers separate easily with the trowel. [Input: T805CJC.j]
f363 D1 2009-08-03 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 D42 2009-08-03 8751 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 D52 2009-08-03 8742 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 F50 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f363 F51 2009-08-02 q864 (bones, pottery) sits in f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f363 F51 2009-08-03 q869 (bones, pottery) sits in f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
f363 F52 2009-08-05 f363 (floor, type d) covers f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T805CJC.j]
f363 I1 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f363 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f363 I12 2011-11-21 Similar in elevation to f330, f329 in same area. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f363 K3 2009-08-03 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 K5 2009-08-03 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 K7 2009-08-03 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 K8 2009-08-03 plate-like [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f363 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f363 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f363 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f363 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f363 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f363 P1 2009-08-03 T805 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 A1 2009-08-05 f357 [Input: T805CJC.j]
f364 A21 2009-08-05 floor, type d [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 A30 2009-09-09 Naturally accumulated floor surface with plate-like layers, similar to f363 but more red and coarse. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f364 A35 2009-09-09 v211 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f364 B11 2009-08-05 This feature is composed of plate-like layers with reddish inclusions. It is sandy and very coarse. The particles are irregularly shaped. When picked it comes off in layers. The small chunks are very friable, they break apart easily when you rub them between your fingers. [Input: T805CJC.j]
f364 C99 2009-08-05 This feature is very similar to f363 which is immediately above it, however, it is slightly more red in color so we assigned it a new feature. In k110 it would be equal to f357. f357 in k110 appeared to be one feature composed of many layers (similar to both f363 and f364) so we assigned it only one feature, however, now we are following the features in k5 across using the west section of k5 so we have a greater control for separating features so we are able to assign separate features to f363 and f364. [Input: T805CJC.j]
f364 D1 2009-08-05 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 D42 2009-08-05 8742 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 D52 2009-08-05 8733 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f364 F50 2009-08-05 f363 (floor, type d) covers f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T805CJC.j]
f364 F50 2009-08-19 f362 (pavement, type c) overlays f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f364 F51 2009-08-05 q871 (pottery) sits in f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f364 F52 2009-08-29 f364 (floor, type d) covers f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f364 F52 2009-08-19 f364 (floor, type d) overlays f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f364 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f364 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f364 I12 2011-11-21 Just above f365, it does not appear to be significantly later in time. It continues around to the area south of the revetment wall and may serve as one feature to help connect the two areas. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f364 K3 2009-08-05 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 K5 2009-08-05 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 K7 2009-08-05 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 K8 2009-08-05 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-08 v171 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-08-08 v171a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f364 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f364 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f364 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f364 P1 2009-08-05 T805 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 A1 2009-08-19 f357 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 A21 2009-08-06 floor, type d [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 A30 2009-09-09 Naturally accumulated floor with many plate-like layers, it has many inclusions and is very coarse. It continues across the whole area in front of the apron (f131). [Input: T901CJC.j]
f365 A35 2009-09-09 v169 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f365 B11 2009-08-19 Natural accumulation of many plate-like layers. It is a gray-yellow color. It continues across all the loci in front of the apron (f131) including k110 (where it is referred to as f357), k5 and k15. It is very coarse and difficult to break apart. It has sandy inclusions and some pebbles. There are some sherds laying flat between the layers but no distinguishable individual floor surfaces. It is very friable. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 C10 2009-08-19 Because we were able to follow this feature across the loci without separations caused by baulks we were able to use the same feature number in all the loci. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 D1 2009-08-06 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 D1 2009-08-19 k4 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 D1 2009-08-19 k15 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 D42 2009-08-06 8733 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 D52 2009-08-06 8727 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 F50 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 F50 2009-08-29 f364 (floor, type d) covers f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f365 F50 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f365 F50 2009-08-19 f364 (floor, type d) overlays f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f365 F50 2009-08-11 f375 (floor, type a) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T811CJC.j]
f365 F51 2009-08-07 q876 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f365 F51 2009-08-07 q878 (pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f365 F51 2009-08-10 q883 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f365 F51 2009-08-11 q884 (pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f365 F51 2009-08-11 q886 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-29 f365 (floor, type d) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f367 (lens) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-20 f365 (floor, type d) covers f376 (erosion cut) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f365 F52 2009-08-29 f365 (floor, type d) overlays f372 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f365 F99 2009-08-29 Due to the erosoin cut f366 that we see in the south section of k110, k5 and k15 we can determine that several layers were truncated in the west, which is probably the case with f365. It seems to end somewhere in the middle of k15, disappearing as we followed it from east to west. Although it was likely eroded explaining why it is not present in the western half of k15, I assume it would have originally covered f373, f372 and f348. [Input: T829CJC.j]
f365 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f365 I10 2009-09-16 Same as features in k110 which are all assigned to EDIII [Input: T916CJC.j]
f365 I12 2011-11-21 This feature is clearly after the construction of the flanking wall. It may be considered to be Late EDIII in which case it should be assigned to a slightly later strata. The ceramics appear to indicate that it may be a mid-EDIII feature with some later sherds mixed in. It seems to me that the later sherds could be a result of the use of the area and the damages of erosion. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f365 K3 2009-08-06 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 K5 2009-08-06 yellow gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 K7 2009-08-06 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 K8 2009-08-06 crumbly, coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v170 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v170a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v170b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v171 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-08 v171a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 O12 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f365 P1 2009-08-06 T808 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f366 A3 2010-11-28 ^ersn2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f366 A21 2009-08-06 erosion cut [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f366 A30 2009-09-09 Erosion cut seen in the south section of all k110, k5 and k15. It is very large and slopes sharply in eastern k5 before leveling off to a more gentle slope in the west. The surface underneath (f339) is very hard and has forms a sharp division between the features above and below suggesting the cut was caused by water erosion. The brickfall rests immediately on top of the cut. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f366 A35 2009-09-09 v179 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f366 B11 2009-08-19 This feature is the erosion cut that is seen in the south section in most of J2 (south k110, k5, k15). It slopes down from east to west and cuts through many layers. It slopes more sharply near the middle of the apron (f131). It has damaged or totally removed many features, virtually all seen in the south section of k110 as well as removing all the layers that would have extended into k5. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 D1 2009-08-06 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f366 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f366 D42 2011-01-05 8815 [Input: U809YM.j]
f366 D52 2011-01-05 8711 [Input: U809YM.j]
f366 F50 2009-08-29 f338 (brickfall) covers f366 (erosion cut) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f366 F50 2009-08-29 f342 (brickfall) covers f366 (erosion cut) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f344 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-20 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f361 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-29 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 F52 2009-08-19 f366 (erosion cut) cuts f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f366 I1 2011-11-11 s161-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f366 I10 2009-09-16 Because the Mittani brickfall rests directly on this feature, it must have been created in the phase immediately preceding the brickfall. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f366 I12 2011-05-16 Immediately before the Mittanni brickfall. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f366 I12 2011-11-21 This erosion happens immediately before the brickfall. If there were earlier Mittani activities they were erased by this erosion. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f366 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f366 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f366 O12 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f366 O12 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f366 P1 2009-09-02 Only seen in section, not removed. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f367 A21 2009-08-06 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 A30 2009-09-09 Fill of erosion cut f376. It is soft and similar to the natural accumulation immediately above (f365). It extends across k5 near the apron and into k15. It contains some larger sherds and is brown and flaky in consistency. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f367 A35 2009-09-09 v172 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f367 B10 2009-08-19 lens type d [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f367 B11 2009-08-08 This feature is composed of a reddish brown matrix with some gypsum inclusions. It is medium hard and comes apart partially in flakes. It is similar to f365 which covered it. [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 B11 2009-08-19 After we excavated f367 we found it was an accumulation that filled in the erosion cut (f376). It is a natural accumulation with some larger sherds and pebbles in it that may have been deposited there when the erosion cut was filled by accumulations brought down the apron (f131) by water. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f367 C3 2009-08-08 I think the plaster (f370) is either partially overlaying f367 or is embedded in f367 as it is very thin and damaged and seems to be part of the same matrix as f367. Because the plaster is so damaged it is difficult to assess its relationship to any of the features. [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 D1 2009-08-06 k4 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 D1 2009-09-02 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1093 (38998 50717 - 8724 / Relay location: SE corner of f367) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1094 (39003 50554 - 8719 / Relay location: Middle point of south edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1095 (39072 50361 - 8711 / Relay location: SW corner of f367) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1096 (39110 50369 - 8724 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1097 (39122 50488 - 8722 / Relay location: Middle point of north edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-08 r1098 (39055 50752 - 8729 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-22 r1140 (39004 50172 - 8706 / Relay location: SW corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
f367 D3 2009-08-22 r1141 (39065 50217 - 8711 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
f367 D42 2009-08-06 8727 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 D52 2009-08-06 8721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 F50 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f367 (lens) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 F51 2009-08-07 q879 (bones, pottery) sits in f367 (lens) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f367 F52 2009-08-29 f367 (lens) covers f370 (floor, type a) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f367 F52 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 F52 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 F52 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f367 F52 2009-08-30 f367 (lens) sits in f376 (erosion cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f367 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f367 I12 2011-05-16 Fill of cut assigned to stratum 610, same as f365 aslo assigned to stratum 610 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f367 I12 2011-11-21 Cuts into f359 so must be after, although not too long after as f359 was still visible and being used. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f367 K3 2009-08-06 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 K5 2009-08-06 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 K7 2009-08-06 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 K8 2009-08-06 granular [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-09 v173d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f367 P1 2009-08-06 T809 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 A1 2009-08-09 f369 [Input: T809CJC.j]
f368 A21 2009-08-06 floorsurface in general [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 A30 2009-09-09 Hard gray layer sloping up to the base of the apron (f131) with some large sherds embedded in it. When f367 was excavated it became apparent that f368 is, in fact, the same feature as f369. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f368 A35 2009-09-09 v172 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f368 B11 2009-08-08 Gray layer sloping down away from the apron. It has some larger sherds (10cm) embedded in its surface. It seems to have laminations on its surface but we have not excavated it yet. [Input: T808CJC.j]
f368 C40 2009-08-09 After removing f367 we found that f369 which is a flakey gray layer, appears to be the same as the gray layer we found abutting the apron stair (f131) which was f368. In the future we will refer to the combination of the features as only f369. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f368 D1 2009-08-06 k4 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 D42 2009-08-06 8730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 F50 2009-08-30 f376 (erosion cut) intrudes f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f368 F50 2009-08-08 f365 (floor, type d) covers f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f368 F50 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f368 F50 2009-08-29 f370 (floor, type a) overlays f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f368 F52 2009-08-08 f368 (floorsurface in general) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f368 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f368 I12 2011-11-21 Part of f369 which was found under f359. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f368 K3 2009-08-06 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 K5 2009-08-06 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 K7 2009-08-06 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 K8 2009-08-06 smooth surface [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v170 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v170a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v170b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 O12 2009-08-09 v173d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f368 P1 2009-08-06 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 A1 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T809CJC.j]
f369 A21 2009-08-06 floor, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 A30 2009-09-09 Hard gray layer that extends out from the base of the apron, where it was called f368, and continues under the salmon-colored floor f359. It comes up against the apron and may be associated with the construction of the apron. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f369 A35 2009-09-09 v181 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f369 B11 2009-08-08 Hard gray layer. It is gray colored and is very flakey. When we pick the layer above (f367) f369 is easily exposed although the very thin laminations sometimes break apart. [Input: T808CJC.j]
f369 C1 2009-08-08 We have only exposed it in a very small area. [Input: T808CJC.j]
f369 C1 2009-08-09 Today we exposed all of this feature that is not covered by f359. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f369 C3 2009-08-19 This feature is probably the same as f374 in k15 and as f378 in k110 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f369 C40 2009-08-09 After removing f367 we found that f369 which is a flakey gray layer, appears to be the same as the gray layer we found abutting the apron stair (f131) which was f368. In the future we will refer to the combination of the features as only f369. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f369 D1 2009-08-06 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 D42 2009-08-06 8721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 F50 2009-08-30 f376 (erosion cut) intrudes f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f369 F50 2009-08-19 f359 (floorsurface in general) overlays f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f369 F50 2009-08-08 f367 (lens) overlays f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T808CJC.j]
f369 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f369 I12 2011-11-21 Under f359, only visible where the erosion cut through f359 and exposed lower layers. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f369 K3 2009-08-06 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 K5 2009-08-06 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 K7 2009-08-06 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 K8 2009-08-06 flaky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f369 P1 2009-08-06 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 A21 2009-08-09 floor, type a [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 A30 2009-09-09 Plaster 'floor' in k5. It is composed a few fragmentary pieces of plaster on a level surface that may have originally formed a floor but now it is heavily damaged and difficult to determine. It is composed of 3 main patches of plaster, which contain very fragmentary plaster pieces and no complete surface. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f370 A35 2009-09-09 v173 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f370 B11 2009-08-09 Very damaged plaster floor. It is only visible in small patches which are very damaged and retain almost no surface. The feature is composed of small pieces of plaster, about 1-2 cm in size that are grouped together on the same plane giving the appearance of a floor. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f370 C2 2009-08-09 Because we cannot conclusively determine if this is a plaster floor based on the few remaining patches exposed in k4 we hope to examine closely the white/yellow thin line we see in the west section of k5 to see if it is a plaster floor which would allow us to more safely suggest that f370 is indeed a plaster floor. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f370 C3 2009-08-19 This feature may be the same as the thin plaster layer seen in the west section of k5 which we have labeled f375. f375 is much more defined and less patchy but it is plausible they were connected at one point. It seems unlikely that the floor was completely plastered unless it was heavily damaged because we found no remaining large pieces of plaster but only tiny whitish yellow inclusions. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f370 C5 2009-08-09 At first we thought this feature was a plaster floor but it is not positive. It may instead be an eroded portion of something plastered that has washed down and been included in the features immediately in front of the apron (f131). We hope to find the answer to this question by investigating the thin white/yellow layer seen in the west section of k5 to see if it is a plaster floor. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f370 D1 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 D3 2009-08-09 r1099 (39011 50718 - 8714 / Relay location: Center point of SW small patch f370) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f370 D3 2009-08-09 r1100 (39048 50695 - 8712 / Relay location: center point middle patch f370) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f370 D3 2009-08-09 r1101 (39083 50674 - 8719 / Relay location: NW patch of plaster f370) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f370 D42 2009-08-09 8719 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 F50 2009-08-29 f367 (lens) covers f370 (floor, type a) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f370 F52 2009-08-29 f370 (floor, type a) overlays f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f370 F99 2009-08-29 This feature is extremely fragmentary and consists of only three small patches. In some areas it appears to overlay f368, while in other areas it appears to be sitting in the erosion f367 with portions of f367 covering it. In the types of contact I have only described it as covered by f367 and overlaying f368 for ease of explanation but the situation is not very clear. [Input: T829CJC.j]
f370 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f370 I10 2009-09-16 Sits inside EDIII features identified by ceramics and stratigraphy [Input: T916CJC.j]
f370 I12 2011-11-21 Floor just after the rebuilding, Associated with f367, f368. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f370 K3 2009-08-09 plaster [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 K5 2009-08-09 white [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 K7 2009-08-09 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 K8 2009-08-09 crumb [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 O12 2009-08-09 v173d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f370 P1 2009-08-09 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 A21 2009-08-09 accumulation D [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 A30 2009-09-09 Gray laminations on top of the northern portion of f339. This feature is very flaky and comes apart easily. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f371 A35 2009-09-09 v174 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f371 B11 2009-08-09 gray flakey layer on top of f339. The layers are very thin and come apart easily. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f371 C1 2009-08-09 At this point it is unclear if this feature is the same as f339 but damaged by water or if it is a series of thin accumulations on top of f339. Today we began excavating this feature but did not recover any pottery so there is no q-lot. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f371 C3 2009-08-19 This feature was a thin flaky layer immediately on top of f339 that separated easily. It appears to be a damaged portion of f339 rather than a separate deposition. Because f339 is thought to be the moment after the erosion (f366) when a harder 'crust' developed on top of the eroded layers it seems plausible that these accumulations on top are part of the erosion and formation of the crust (f339) before the brickfall (f338, f341). [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f371 C40 2009-08-29 This layer of thin laminations is probably part of the same depositional process that created all the small laminations in the southeast corner of k14, f354. It is likely that f354 and f371 are the same or at least created by the same process. [Input: T829CJC.j]
f371 D1 2009-08-09 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 D42 2009-08-09 8729 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 D52 2009-08-09 8721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 F52 2009-08-29 f371 (accumulation D) overlays f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f371 F52 2009-08-09 f371 (accumulation D) overlays f372 (brickfall) [Input: T809CJC.j]
f371 I1 2011-11-11 s161-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f371 I10 2009-09-16 Probably part of f339, this feature is associated with early Mittani erosion. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f371 I12 2011-11-21 Part of erosion processes. Inconclusively dated as there is no pottery but it seems to be damaged by erosion. It could possibly be a third millennium floor damaged by erosion but for now it has been attributed to the period of erosion. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f371 K3 2009-08-09 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 K5 2009-08-09 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 K7 2009-08-09 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 K8 2009-08-09 flaky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f371 P1 2009-08-09 T810 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 A21 2009-08-09 brickfall [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 A30 2009-08-30 Feature with some articulated bricks, small stones and without clearly defined boundaries. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f372 A35 2009-09-09 v177 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f372 B11 2009-08-09 Bricky material, possibly brickfall. On the surface we see some partially defined brick pieces of red and gray color. It appears to be the same color brickfall of f338 but it is probably not the same brickfall as they are separated by f339 and f371. [Input: T809CJC.j]
f372 C5 2009-08-30 This feature was not fully explored this season as we finished the excavations in k15 before fully exposing it. At first it appeared to be a bricky material but we found that nearby there were also some disturbed layers and small stones and heavy erosion to the west. It is possible then that this is not a brick surface or brickfall but rather a combination of different materials all mixed together by erosion. This question remains open for next year when this area will likely be excavated fully. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f372 D1 2009-08-09 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 D42 2009-08-09 8726 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 F50 2009-08-29 f365 (floor, type d) overlays f372 (brickfall) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f372 F50 2009-08-09 f371 (accumulation D) overlays f372 (brickfall) [Input: T809CJC.j]
f372 F52 2009-08-29 f372 (brickfall) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f372 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f372 I10 2009-09-16 Based on elevation, this feature is assigned to the same strata as those immediately around it. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f372 K3 2009-08-09 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 K5 2009-08-09 gray and red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 K7 2009-08-09 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f372 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f372 P1 2009-08-09 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f372 P1 2009-08-19 This feature was not excavated and will remain when k15 is backfilled. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f373 A1 2009-08-19 f359 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f373 A21 2009-08-10 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 A30 2009-09-09 Pink layer in the southwest corner of k15. It is very fine powder and forms no real surface. It is probably a damaged portion of f359. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f373 A35 2009-09-09 v175 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f373 A98 2009-08-19 This feature when it first was excavated seemed very dissimilar to anything else we excavated in consistency and color but when we followed the hard salmon-colored floor (f359) across from east to west it appears to connect with f373. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f373 B11 2009-08-10 Dramatic pinkish layer. Very soft and apparently contained to the southwest corner of k15. The matrix is very fine. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f373 C1 2009-08-10 We have only exposed this layer but not removed it yet. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f373 C3 2009-08-19 We now think that f373 is a damaged portion of the salmon-colored floor (f359). The heavy erosion in k15 could explain why the consistency of this portion of the floor seems so different. We did not remove this feature so this question could be further explored in subsequent excavations. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f373 D1 2009-08-10 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 D42 2009-08-10 8714 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 F50 2009-08-10 f339 (floor, type b) covers f373 (lens) [Input: T810CJC.j]
f373 F50 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f373 (lens) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f373 F52 2009-08-19 f373 (lens) overlays f348 (floor, type a) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f373 I1 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f373 I10 2009-09-16 Same as f359 [Input: T916CJC.j]
f373 I12 2011-11-21 Part of salmon-floor f359 which has been associated with the construction of f127. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f373 K3 2009-08-10 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 K5 2009-08-10 pink [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 K6 2009-08-10 5YR8/4 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 K7 2009-08-10 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 K8 2009-08-10 fine [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f373 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f373 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f373 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f373 O12 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f373 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f373 O12 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f373 P1 2009-08-10 not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 A21 2009-08-10 floor, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 A30 2009-09-09 Hard gray sloping layer. It was not excavated but may form a surface that extends completely from k15 to the base of the revetment wall. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f374 A35 2009-09-09 v175 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f374 B11 2009-08-10 Gray flaky layer with apparent laminations. It slopes sharply from north to south in the northern part of k15. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f374 C1 2009-08-10 We have only exposed this layer and have not yet excavated it. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f374 C3 2009-08-19 This feature is probably the same as f369 in k4 and k5 and as f378 in k110 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f374 D1 2009-08-10 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 D42 2009-08-10 8724 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 F50 2009-08-30 f339 (floor, type b) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f374 F50 2009-08-29 f341 (brickfall) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f374 F50 2009-08-29 f348 (floor, type a) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f374 F50 2009-08-29 f372 (brickfall) overlays f374 (floor, type c) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f374 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f374 K3 2009-08-10 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 K5 2009-08-10 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 K7 2009-08-10 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 K8 2009-08-10 flaky [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f374 O12 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f374 P1 2009-08-10 not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 A21 2009-08-10 floor, type a [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 A30 2009-09-09 Surface with plaster inclusions, possibly a plaster floor. It is very friable with small white inclusions. It is limited to a small area in eastern k15. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f375 A35 2009-09-09 v177 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f375 B11 2009-08-10 This feature was first identified in the west section of k5 where it appeared as a thin yellowish white line. Once we removed the feature above it (f365) we were able to explore the idea that this may be a plaster floor similar to f370 in k5 (although at a slightly higher elevation). When we began exposing it we found it appears mostly gray from above with small white and yellow nodules. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f375 B11 2009-08-11 This feature when totally exposed appears mostly as a gray flaky layer with white inclusions. It is unclear if it was completely covered in plaster or if the white is just a kind of inclusion. [Input: T811CJC.j]
f375 C1 2009-08-10 We began exposing this feature using the small pick and the brush. Tomorrow we hope to expose it completely, photograph it and remove it. [Input: T810CJC.j]
f375 C1 2009-08-11 We exposed this feature, relayed it and photographed it. We also removed it today. [Input: T811CJC.j]
f375 D1 2009-08-10 k15 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 D3 2009-08-10 r1108 (39065 50327 - 8714 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f375 D3 2009-08-10 r1109 (39041 50234 - 8707 / Relay location: SW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f375 D3 2009-08-10 r1110 (39116 50160 - 8712 / Relay location: point on western edge f375) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f375 D3 2009-08-10 r1111 (39178 50269 - 8728 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f375 D3 2009-08-10 r1112 (39078 50340 - 8723 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f375 D42 2009-08-10 8714 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 D52 2009-08-10 8730 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 F51 2009-08-11 q885 (bones, pottery) sits in f375 (floor, type a) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f375 F52 2009-08-11 f375 (floor, type a) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T811CJC.j]
f375 F99 2009-08-11 Because we only identified this feature in section and did not see it while we were excavating f365 it is both covered by f365 and also overlays f365. I have decided to say that it sits in f365 but I want to clarify that it is a distinct layer, clearly visible both in section and when we came down on top of it in k15 (although not in k5). [Input: T811CJC.j]
f375 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f375 I10 2009-09-16 Sits inside EDIII features identified by ceramics and stratigraphy [Input: T916CJC.j]
f375 I12 2011-11-21 Should be assigned to same as f365 as it was only identified in section. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f375 K3 2009-08-10 plaster [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 K5 2009-08-10 yellow white [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 K6 2009-08-10 10YR8/2 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 K7 2009-08-10 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 K8 2009-08-10 fine [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-08 v171 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-08 v171a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v176b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 O12 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f375 P1 2009-08-10 T811 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f376 A3 2010-11-28 ^ersn1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f376 A21 2009-08-12 erosion cut [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f376 A30 2009-09-09 Cut of erosion that extends as a very shallow channel from east to west in front of the apron, removing some floors, notably f359. It was filled with a natural accumulation of f367. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f376 A35 2009-09-09 v186 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f376 B11 2009-08-19 cut of erosion across k4, k5 and k15. It was filled by f367. It is a shallow cut with uneven edges. It cuts from the northeast corner of k4 where it touches the apron (f131) down to the southeast corner of k15. f376 has cut through f359, and reaches its bottom at the hard layer f369. This cut was probably formed by erosion caused by water that came down the apron and the staircase. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f376 D1 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f376 D1 2009-08-30 k15 [Input: T830CJC.j]
f376 D42 2009-08-12 8743 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f376 D52 2009-08-12 8721 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f376 F50 2009-08-20 f365 (floor, type d) covers f376 (erosion cut) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f376 F50 2009-08-30 f367 (lens) sits in f376 (erosion cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f376 F52 2009-08-19 f376 (erosion cut) cuts f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f376 F52 2009-08-30 f376 (erosion cut) intrudes f368 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f376 F52 2009-08-30 f376 (erosion cut) intrudes f369 (floor, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f376 I1 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f376 I10 2009-09-16 This feature has transitional EDIIIA-B accumulations above and below it and is part of EDIII use and erosion in front of the apron. [Input: T916CJC.j]
f376 I12 2011-05-16 Part of EDIII use and erosion in front of the apron. [Input: V516CJC.j]
f376 I12 2011-11-21 Cuts into f359 so must be after, although not too long after as f359 was still visible and being used. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f376 O12 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f376 P1 2009-08-12 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 A21 2009-08-12 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 A30 2009-09-09 Layer immediately under f359, it is thin and has a plate-like structure. It may be a subfloor for f359. It is not well defined and is not very thick. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f377 A35 2009-09-09 v189 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f377 B11 2009-08-13 Gray layer with an uneven surface. The matrix is soft and fine although the surface is hard. It separates easily like a flake from the accumulation underneath. This feature is thin in the northern portion of k110 and easily damaged by the pick, while in the southern portion it is thicker and separates easily from the other features. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 C1 2009-08-13 We relayed the northern edge of this feature. It extends from the relayed line all the way to the south of k110 covering the whole square. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 C4 2009-08-13 This feature was only excavated using only the pick and brush. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 C99 2009-08-13 When first exposing this feature we thought that it had a subsurface of ashy material but instead we came to understand that was a separate feature that we now call f379. Therefore, q-lots associated with f377 may include some material from f379. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 D1 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 D3 2009-08-13 r1114 (42303 50281 - 8861 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f377 D3 2009-08-13 r1115 (42479 50271 - 8861 / Relay location: center point north edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f377 D3 2009-08-13 r1116 (42562 50242 - 8862 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f377 D42 2009-08-12 8728 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 D52 2009-08-12 8711 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 F50 2009-08-13 f359 (floorsurface in general) covers f377 (lens) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 F51 2009-08-13 q890 (pottery) sits in f377 (lens) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f377 F52 2009-08-13 f377 (lens) covers f379 (floor, type b) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f377 F52 2009-08-19 f377 (lens) overlays f378 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f377 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f377 I12 2011-05-16 Forms subfloor of f359 which is assigned to stratum 630 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f377 I12 2011-11-21 Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127. If is actually subfloor of f359 (which is unclear) it should be moved to later stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f377 K3 2009-08-12 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 K5 2009-08-12 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 K7 2009-08-12 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 K8 2009-08-12 granular [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f377 O12 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f377 O12 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f377 P1 2009-08-12 T812 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 A21 2009-08-12 floorsurface in general [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 A30 2009-09-09 Hard gray layer that abuts the lowest visible step of the apron, may be part of the first floor associated with the apron. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f378 A35 2009-09-09 v191 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f378 B11 2009-08-19 Gray hard surface that abuts the lowest visible step of the apron. It has a laminated surface and is very hard. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f378 C3 2009-08-19 This feature is probably the same as f374 in k15 and as f369 in k4 and k5 but we do not have a direct connection due to the presence of the baulk in east k15 and in east k4. Also, we have not excavated these features this year but have only partially exposed them. All three features (f369, f374 and f378) are sloping gray layers with laminations. Additionally, where they are not eroded they appear to be overlaid with the same sequence of features (a red layer f379, f348) and then the salmon-colored floor f359. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f378 C3 2009-08-19 This may be the same as f369 in k4 but we have not removed the baulk in east k4 to see if they connect. It appears to possibly be the same feature as f381 in k110 but as we did not remove either feature it is difficult to tell. There are no impressions in f378. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f378 D1 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 D42 2009-08-12 8736 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 F50 2009-08-20 f357 (floor, type d) overlays f378 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T820CJC.j]
f378 F50 2009-08-19 f377 (lens) overlays f378 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f378 F52 2009-08-29 f378 (floorsurface in general) abuts f131 (apron) [Input: T829CJC.j]
f378 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f378 I12 2011-11-21 Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f378 K3 2009-08-12 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 K5 2009-08-12 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 K7 2009-08-12 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 K8 2009-08-12 plate-like [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-02 v166c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-13 v188 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-14 v191 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-08-14 v191a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v205a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f378 P1 2009-08-12 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f378 P1 2009-08-19 This feature was not removed and will remain when k110 is backfilled. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f379 A21 2009-08-12 floor, type b [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 A30 2009-09-09 Thick layer of ashy accumulation mixed with hard reddish inclusions. It also has a very granular texture in some places. It may be part of a subfloor for f359. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f379 A35 2009-09-09 v191 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f379 B11 2009-08-13 Dark gray (ashy) and red mix. The red portions are hard and seem to come apart in chunks where the darker gray parts are softer and ashy. We also found some pieces of charcoal inside the feature. There were some friable kiln waste of a green color that was not collected as it disintegrated to dust while excavating. The reddish yellow chunks correspond to 7.5YR8/6. A portion of f379 in the center of k110 appears to be damaged and is very red and granular. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 C4 2009-08-13 This feature was excavated with the pick and the brush [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 C5 2009-08-13 This feature may be the same as f348 in k15 although we have no direct contact between the features. I suggest this because it looks very similar in the damaged area, with a reddish granular matrix. When we brush it with the whisk brush it looks almost exactly the same. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 C99 2009-08-13 When first exposing f377 we thought that it had a subsurface of ashy material but instead we came to understand that was a separate feature that we now call f379. Therefore, q-lots associated with f377 may include some material from f379. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 D1 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 D3 2009-08-13 r1117 (42230 50102 - 8837 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f379 D3 2009-08-13 r1118 (42331 50070 - 8845 / Relay location: East edge south point) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f379 D3 2009-08-13 r1119 (42394 50218 - 8848 / Relay location: East edge) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f379 D3 2009-08-13 r1120 (42457 50232 - 8854 / Relay location: north edge center point) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f379 D42 2009-08-12 8711 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 D52 2009-08-12 8716 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 F50 2009-08-13 f377 (lens) covers f379 (floor, type b) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 F52 2009-08-13 f379 (floor, type b) covers f381 (mud) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 F52 2009-08-13 f379 (floor, type b) overlays f381 (mud) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f379 I12 2011-05-16 Forms subfloor of f359 which is assigned to stratum 630 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f379 I12 2011-11-21 Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f379 K3 2009-08-12 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 K5 2009-08-12 red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 K5 2009-08-13 Reddish Yellow [Input: T815CJC.j]
f379 K6 2009-08-12 5YR7/6 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 K7 2009-08-12 hard with ashy portions [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 K8 2009-08-12 combination of hard chunks and very fine ash [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f379 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f379 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f379 O12 2009-08-14 v191 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f379 O12 2009-08-14 v191a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f379 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f379 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f379 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f379 P1 2009-08-12 T814 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 A3 2009-09-14 ^stair1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f380 A21 2009-08-12 staircase [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 A30 2009-09-09 Staircase under the main visible staircase (f130) that is part of the larger monumental structure. f380 likely represents an earlier construction phase based on the large step up between f380 and f131. This staircase has only 3 visible steps with a fourth possible under f130. It was assigned its own feature number in MZ22 to distinguish the first staircase (f380) from the second staircase (f130). [Input: T901CJC.j]
f380 A35 2009-09-09 v203 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f380 A98 2009-08-19 Previously the whole staircase was referred to as f130 but this season we found it necessary to refer to the two building phases separately and so we have assigned f380 to the lower (first) staircase. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f380 B11 2009-08-19 Lower monumental staircase. It has three main steps and may possibly include the first stones under the staircase of the main building phase (f130). It possibly extends further to the east and west into the baulks of k100. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f380 D1 2009-08-12 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-17 f386 (pavement, type c) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-30 f387 (accumulation) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-30 f388 (pavement, type c) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-30 f389 (accumulation C) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-18 f391 (lens) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f380 F50 2009-08-19 f130 (steps) overlays f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f380 I1 2011-11-11 s730-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f380 K3 2009-08-12 st [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 K5 2009-08-12 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 K7 2009-08-12 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f380 O12 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f380 O12 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v200 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v200a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v200b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v200c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v202a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v203 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v203a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f380 P1 2009-08-12 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 A21 2009-08-12 mud [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 A30 2009-09-09 Mud layer with impressions in it. Probably created by pooling of water in front of the apron. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f381 A35 2009-09-09 v196 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f381 B11 2009-08-13 Hard gray surface. It has impressions in it implying it was a muddy wet surface that allowed pawprints to be imprinted in it. It is a level surface, with a slight slope down from the north near to the apron (f131) towards the south. The surface is relatively uneven with impressions and slight rises in it. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f381 C1 2009-08-13 We found a pawprint of what is probably a dog in this feature. We photographed it as we found it and also after filling it in with powder to see if it would photograph better. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f381 C1 2009-08-15 After discovering human footprints in this feature we have decided not to excavate it. We photographed the impressions and then decided with fAB to make plaster casts of the prints. After trying several different combinations we settled on a process using a wood frame, baby powder covering the dirt and then filling the frame with gypsum plaster. We tested the process and it seems to work fine to we took a cast of one print. We are still awaiting the final results but the initial result was a clear print. We may have a problem with the baby powder clinging to the dirt in the excavation area. [Input: T815CJC.j]
f381 C1 2009-08-16 Today we found three human footprints impressed in f381 in addition to the animal print we had already found. We photographed the prints and took plaster casts. Only one plaster cast really turned out so we stopped casting them and decided to backfill until next year. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f381 C1 2009-08-30 We removed the backfill covering f381 today. We removed the backfill using brushes, small wooden skewers and a tootbrush. We will rephotograph the human footprints and try and take more casts. [Input: T830CJC.j]
f381 D1 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 D42 2009-08-12 8719 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 F50 2009-08-13 f379 (floor, type b) covers f381 (mud) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f381 F50 2009-08-13 f379 (floor, type b) overlays f381 (mud) [Input: T815CJC.j]
f381 I1 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f381 I10 2009-09-16 Accumulation above the presumed first floor associated with apron [Input: T916CJC.j]
f381 I12 2011-05-16 Accumulation above the presumed first floor associated with apron [Input: V516CJC.j]
f381 I12 2011-11-21 Above f392 which is presumed first floor but under f359 which belongs to the construction of the flanking wall f127 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f381 K3 2009-08-12 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 K5 2009-08-12 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 K7 2009-08-12 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 K8 2009-08-12 smooth surface [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f381 O12 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f381 O12 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-13 v190 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-13 v190a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-14 v191 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-14 v191a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v194 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v194a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v195 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v195a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v196 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v196a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-08-16 v196b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v205a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2009-09-21 v214 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v215 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v215a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v215b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v215c [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v216 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v216a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v216b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v216c [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v216d [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v217 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v217a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v217b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v217c [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v218 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v219 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 O12 2010-12-17 v219a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f381 P1 2009-08-12 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 A21 2009-08-16 cut [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 A30 2009-09-09 Cut in the southeast corner of k100. It is a very deep (more than 50cm already excavated) with a very straight edge where exposed. The fill (f383) is relatively clean. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f382 A35 2009-09-09 v198 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f382 A98 2009-09-09 This feature forms an aggregate, a12, with f383 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f382 B11 2009-08-16 Cut through the southeast corner of k100. It is very straight and appears to cut through many features. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f382 B11 2009-08-19 Straight cut in southeast corner of k100. At first it appeared to be the cut of a pit but now we see it is too straight. It cuts through several pebble floors and accumulations. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f382 C1 2009-08-16 We assigned this feature today as we found that f383 is the fill of a cut. We can see the cut of the pebble floors in the east section very clearly. Right now we are not sure how far down the cut goes as we have not reached the end of f383. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f382 D1 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 D3 2009-08-17 r1128 (38686 51242 - 8553 / Relay location: NE corner cut) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f382 D42 2009-08-16 8594 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 D52 2009-08-16 8556 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 F50 2009-08-30 f383 (fill in primary context) sits in f382 (cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F50 2009-08-30 f385 (accumulation) sits in f382 (cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f205 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f215 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f258 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f267 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f287 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f292 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f387 (accumulation) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 F52 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f382 G1 2009-08-16 a12 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f382 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f382 I12 2011-05-16 Cuts from above and through pebble floors that date to stratum 665 [Input: V516CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-16 v193 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-17 v198 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v200 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v200a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v200b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v200c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v202a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f382 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f382 P1 2009-08-16 T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f382 P1 2009-08-19 We cut this feature back to make it a regular section to see the features it had cut through. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
f383 A1 2009-08-16 f304 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f383 A21 2009-08-16 fill in primary context [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 A30 2009-09-09 Fill of cut f382. It is very soft and contains very little cultural material. It is wet when excavated and has a deep rich brown color. There are some bricks possibly seen in section. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f383 A35 2009-09-09 v193 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f383 B11 2009-08-16 Soft, wet brown soil. Some small pieces of brick can be seen when the surface is scraped but they never come apart in actual brick chunks. There are reddish inclusions and also some charcoal. Appears to be the fill of the cut f382. The soil is sticky and clings to the tools. It separates from the hard accumulations to the northwest which tells us there was a cut which was filled by the softer brown soil of f383. [Input: T816CJC.j]
f383 C1 2009-08-16 Today we excavated about 50cm of f383 and we still have not found the bottom. We photographed it after about 25cm to show what appear to be melted bricks inside (v193). [Input: T816CJC.j]
f383 D1 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 D3 2009-08-17 r1123 (38563 51069 - 8571 / Relay location: SE point of cut near section) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f383 D42 2009-08-16 8604 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 D52 2009-08-16 8556 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 F51 2009-08-16 q892 (bones, pottery) sits in f383 (fill in primary context) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f383 F52 2009-08-17 f383 (fill in primary context) covers f384 (isolated stone) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f383 F52 2009-08-17 f383 (fill in primary context) covers f385 (accumulation) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f383 F52 2009-08-30 f383 (fill in primary context) sits in f382 (cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f383 G1 2009-08-16 a12 [Input: T816CJC.j]
f383 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f383 I10 2009-09-16 Associated with cut f382 [Input: T916CJC.j]
f383 K3 2009-08-16 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 K5 2009-08-16 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 K6 2009-08-16 10YR4/6 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 K7 2009-08-16 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 K8 2009-08-16 wet [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f383 O12 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f383 O12 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f383 O12 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f383 O12 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f383 O12 2009-08-16 v193 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f383 P1 2009-08-16 T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 A21 2009-08-17 isolated stone [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 A30 2009-09-09 Small row of pebbles inside the cut of f382 that runs parallel to the cut. The stones are embedded in a hard layer f385. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f384 A35 2009-09-09 v197 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f384 B11 2009-08-17 Row of large pebbles in the bottom of f383, sitting in the hard layer f385. It cuts diagonally across the southeast corner of k100 roughly parallel to the cut of the pit (f382). The stones are in a nice row and it is unclear if they formed there naturally or were laid. When removed they were sitting in a very hard flat layer (f385). [Input: T819CJC.j]
f384 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 D3 2009-08-17 r1124 (38566 51104 - 8560 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f384 D3 2009-08-17 r1125 (38546 51128 - 8556 / Relay location: SW corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f384 D3 2009-08-17 r1126 (38609 51223 - 8548 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f384 D3 2009-08-17 r1127 (38631 51224 - 8548 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
f384 D42 2009-08-17 ;m6227 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 D42 2009-08-29 8503 [Input: T829CJC.j]
f384 D52 2009-08-17 8492 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 F50 2009-08-17 f383 (fill in primary context) covers f384 (isolated stone) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f384 F52 2009-08-17 f384 (isolated stone) sits in f385 (accumulation) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f384 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f384 I10 2009-09-16 Associated with cut f382 [Input: T916CJC.j]
f384 K3 2009-08-17 lithic [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 K5 2009-08-17 gray [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 K7 2009-08-17 very hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 K8 2009-08-17 stony [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f384 P1 2009-08-17 T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 A21 2009-08-17 accumulation [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 A30 2009-09-09 Very hard complact layer at the presumed bottom ofthe cut f382. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f385 A35 2009-09-09 v197 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f385 B11 2009-08-17 Hard layer associated with the bottom of the cut f382. It has a row of small stones (f384) sitting in it. It is very hard and wet and difficult to pick. We only excavated the very top of this feature. It is a very dark brown color. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f385 C1 2009-08-17 We found this feature at the bottom of our sounding in k100's southeast corner and we excavated only a portion (about 4cm) before deciding it would be a good stopping point for the season. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f385 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 D42 2009-08-17 8503 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 D52 2009-08-17 8492 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 F50 2009-08-17 f383 (fill in primary context) covers f385 (accumulation) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f385 F50 2009-08-17 f384 (isolated stone) sits in f385 (accumulation) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f385 F51 2009-08-17 q895 (bones, pottery) sits in f385 (accumulation) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f385 F52 2009-08-30 f385 (accumulation) sits in f382 (cut) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f385 I1 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f385 I10 2009-09-16 Associated with cut f382 [Input: T916CJC.j]
f385 K3 2009-08-17 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 K5 2009-08-17 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 K8 2009-08-17 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-17 v198 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v200 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v200a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v200b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v200c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v202a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f385 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f385 P1 2009-08-17 only partially removed T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 A3 2009-09-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f386 A21 2009-08-17 pavement, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 A30 2009-09-09 Sherd and bone pavement in front of the lower staircase f380 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f386 A35 2009-09-09 v199 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f386 B11 2009-08-17 Sherd, bone and small pebble floor. This floor is primarily composed of very small (about 2-4cm) sherds and bones. The bones break apart very easily and are difficult to excavated. The sherds are almost uniformly tiny. The floor was very colorful with many green sherds and many light colored sherds and some red sherds. Combined with the bones the sherds stood out very well from the background of the brown soil that the forms the main underlying layer of the floor. The sherds are very firmly embedded and the surface is very hard when picked. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f386 C1 2009-08-17 Today we exposed this pavement in the afternoon, photographed and relayed it and began removing it. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f386 C3 2009-08-17 mKB says the size of the sherds is indicative of a well-used walking surface, normally a street. This may indicate a heavy use of the area immediately in front of the staircase f380. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f386 C4 2009-08-17 When removing this feature we scooped the dirt into zambils with either our hands or with the dustpan so we could be sure to collect the most sherds rather than with the shovel. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f386 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 D42 2009-08-17 8574 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 D52 2009-08-17 8560 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f386 F50 2009-08-22 f292 (pavement, type c) overlays f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T822CJC.j]
f386 F51 2009-08-17 q896 (bones, pottery) sits in f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f386 F51 2009-08-18 q897 (bones, pottery) sits in f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f386 F52 2009-08-17 f386 (pavement, type c) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f386 F52 2009-08-30 f386 (pavement, type c) covers f387 (accumulation) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f386 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f386 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics [Input: T916CJC.j]
f386 I12 2011-11-21 Late Ninevite V decorated body sherds [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f386 K3 2009-08-17 bone, sherds [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 K5 2009-08-17 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 K8 2009-08-17 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-17 v199d [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f386 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f386 P1 2009-08-17 T817 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 A3 2009-09-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f387 A21 2009-08-17 accumulation [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 A30 2009-09-09 Accumulation forming the subfloor for the sherd and bone pavement f386 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f387 A35 2009-09-09 v201 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f387 B11 2009-08-18 Softer brown accumulation underneath pavement f386. It may have been a subfloor for the pavement. The soil is medium coarse and breaks apart easily. With the pick it comes off in small pieces, but is not chunky. It covers a pebble floor (f388). [Input: T819CJC.j]
f387 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 D42 2009-08-17 8560 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 D52 2009-08-17 8554 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f387 (accumulation) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f387 F50 2009-08-30 f386 (pavement, type c) covers f387 (accumulation) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f387 F50 2009-08-22 f292 (pavement, type c) overlays f387 (accumulation) [Input: T822CJC.j]
f387 F52 2009-08-30 f387 (accumulation) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f387 F52 2009-08-18 f387 (accumulation) covers f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f387 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f387 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics [Input: T916CJC.j]
f387 I12 2011-11-21 Based on stratigraphic connection to f386 [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f387 K3 2009-08-17 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 K5 2009-08-17 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 K7 2009-08-17 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 K8 2009-08-17 medium coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f387 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f387 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f387 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f387 P1 2009-08-17 T818 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 A3 2009-09-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f388 A21 2009-08-17 pavement, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 A30 2009-09-09 Pebble and sherd floor, less dense than either f386 or f390, but also with very small sherds. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f388 A35 2009-09-09 v200 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f388 B11 2009-08-18 Pebble floor composed of small pebbles (almost sandy) embedded in a hard brown dirt. Very few larger pebbles, fewer bones that the other pavement (f386). It has a hard surface and a softer subsoil (f389). This floor is not as clearly laid as the other pavement (f386) but does form a clear surface, possibly a walking floor that was not intentionally laid. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f388 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 D42 2009-08-17 8554 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 D52 2009-08-17 8548 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f388 F50 2009-08-18 f387 (accumulation) covers f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f388 F51 2009-08-18 q899 (bones, pottery) sits in f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f388 F52 2009-08-30 f388 (pavement, type c) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f388 F52 2009-08-18 f388 (pavement, type c) covers f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f388 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f388 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics [Input: T916CJC.j]
f388 I12 2011-05-16 Based on ceramics, presence of Ninevite 5 sherds [Input: V516CJC.j]
f388 I12 2011-11-21 Late Ninevite V shapes and decoration and also Metallic ware sherds. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f388 K3 2009-08-17 sherds, pebbles [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 K5 2009-08-17 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 K8 2009-08-17 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v200 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v200a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v200b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v200c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v200d [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f388 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f388 P1 2009-08-17 T818 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 A3 2009-09-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f389 A21 2009-08-17 accumulation C [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 A30 2009-09-09 Subfloor for f388, soft brown soil. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f389 A35 2009-09-09 v201 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f389 B11 2009-08-18 Soft brown accumulation under the floor (f388). The soil is medium coarse and is easy to pick. It may form a subfloor for f388. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f389 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 D42 2009-08-17 8548 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 D52 2009-08-17 8542 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f389 F50 2009-08-18 f388 (pavement, type c) covers f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f389 F51 2009-08-18 q900 (bones, pottery) sits in f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
f389 F52 2009-08-30 f389 (accumulation C) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f389 F52 2009-08-18 f389 (accumulation C) covers f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f389 F52 2009-08-18 f389 (accumulation C) covers f391 (lens) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f389 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f389 I10 2009-09-16 Dated to EDIIIA based on ceramics [Input: T916CJC.j]
f389 I12 2011-05-16 Based on ceramics, presence of Ninevite 5 sherds [Input: V516CJC.j]
f389 I12 2011-11-21 This feature was possibly thought to be EDIII, but further examination indicates a presence of Late Ninevite 5 incised and grooved sherds. As a result this feature was assigned to the late Ninevite 5. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f389 K3 2009-08-17 cl [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 K5 2009-08-17 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 K7 2009-08-17 soft [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 K8 2009-08-17 sandy [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f389 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f389 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f389 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f389 P1 2009-08-17 T818 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 A3 2009-09-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
f390 A21 2009-08-17 pavement, type c [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 A30 2009-09-09 Sherd, bone and pebble pavement. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f390 A35 2009-09-09 v202 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f390 B11 2009-08-18 Sherd and bone floor similar to f386. It is composed of small sherds (about 3-5cm in size) and bones. There are some pebbles also, usually about the same size as the sherds or smaller. It is also very colorful with the most notable color sherds being green and red. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f390 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 D42 2009-08-17 8542 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 F50 2009-08-30 f382 (cut) cuts f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T830CJC.j]
f390 F50 2009-08-18 f391 (lens) abuts f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f390 F50 2009-08-18 f389 (accumulation C) covers f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f390 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f390 I10 2011-09-30 Based on the stratigraphic location below f388 and f389 which were dated to s670-JPC based on the presence of incised Ninevite 5 sherds. See notes on pottery in f388. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f390 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation below Ninevite 5 floors [Input: V516CJC.j]
f390 I12 2011-11-21 This feature was not excavated but based on its stratigraphic location under f389 which was dated to Late Ninevite 5 it should belong to the same stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f390 K3 2009-08-17 sherds, pebbles [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 K5 2009-08-17 brown [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 K8 2009-08-17 coarse, sandy [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v202a [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-08-18 v202d [Input: T827CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v203 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v203a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f390 P1 2009-08-17 not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 A21 2009-08-17 lens [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 A30 2009-09-09 Bakaya-like layer at the base of the last visible step of the lower staircase f380. It is contained to the 10cm immediately in front of the step. [Input: T901CJC.j]
f391 A35 2009-09-09 v203 [Input: T901CJC.j]
f391 B11 2009-08-18 Red bakaya-like layer lapping up to the lowest stones of f380. It is contained only to the area right in front of the stairs and does not extend more than 10cm in front of the stairs. The consistency is hard and it is a bright red when scraped. It may be part of the contstruction of staircase f380. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 C1 2009-08-18 This floor was only exposed and not excavated. When k100 is backfilled this feature will still be remaining. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 C1 2009-08-18 We only exposed and photographed this feature as we did not have time this season to excavate it. [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 D42 2009-08-17 8557 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 F50 2009-08-18 f389 (accumulation C) covers f391 (lens) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 F52 2009-08-18 f391 (lens) abuts f380 (staircase) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 F52 2009-08-18 f391 (lens) abuts f390 (pavement, type c) [Input: T819CJC.j]
f391 I1 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f391 I10 2011-09-30 As this feature was not excavated the sherds can not give a date. Based on the stratigraphic location below f388 and f389 which were dated to s670-JPC based on the presence of incised Ninevite 5 sherds. See notes on pottery in f388. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f391 I12 2011-05-16 Based on elevation below Ninevite 5 floors [Input: V516CJC.j]
f391 I12 2011-11-21 This feature was not excavated but based on its stratigraphic location under f389 which was dated to Late Ninevite 5 it should belong to the same stratum. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f391 K3 2009-08-17 bakaya [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 K5 2009-08-17 red [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 K7 2009-08-17 hard [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 K8 2009-08-17 coarse [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f391 O12 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
f391 O12 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
f391 O12 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
f391 O12 2009-09-21 v203 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f391 O12 2009-09-21 v203a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f391 O12 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f391 P1 2009-08-17 Not removed [Input: T822CJC2.j]
f392 B10 2011-11-16 floorsurface in general [Input: V930CJC.j]
f392 B11 2011-11-16 This feature was only identified in section. It is a thick gray layer seen in the west section of k100. It has been assigned a feature number as it is thought to possibly be the first floor associated with the construction of the monumental access. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f392 C3 2011-11-16 This feature may be the first floor associated with the construction of the ^mnacs based on several factors. First, it is a thick layer of relatively uniform material - suggesting it may have been intentionally laid. Furthermore, it slopes up against the stone visible in the western edge of k100, that is likely a patch stone added to connect the apron with the earlier staircase when the apron was constructed. [Input: V930CJC.j]
f392 D1 2011-11-16 k110 [Input: V930CJC.j]
f392 I1 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
f392 I12 2011-11-21 This gray floor was only identified in section. It is suggested that it is a floor associated with the first moment of construction of the monumental access. As a result it has been assigned to the same stratum as the construction. When this feature is excavated this assignment should be reviewed. [Input: VY21CJC.j]
f392 K3 2011-11-16 cl [Input: V930CJC.j]
f392 O12 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
f392 O12 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
f393 B10 2012-10-13 cut [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 B11 2012-10-13 This feature is only seen in section. It is a cut through several sloping layers that alternate brown and ashy. The cut can be clearly seen in v161, v130 and v114. It seems this cut was intentional and associated with the building of the curtain wall f288/f334. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 C3 2012-10-13 This feature was probably an intentional cut to create a space for the construction of the curtain wall f288/f334. This removed several EDIII layers and created a sloping area south of the revetment wall. The sharp angles of the cut suggest that it was not caused by erosion as that would have smoothed the edges of the cut. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 D1 2012-10-13 k14 [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 D42 2012-10-13 8928 [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 D52 2012-10-13 8827 [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 F52 2012-10-13 f393 (cut) cuts f219 (accumulation D) [Input: WX08CJC.j]
f393 I1 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3bJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s730-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3hJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s685-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3jJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s670-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3lJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s660-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3lJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s665-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s650-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3nJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s640-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3pJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s630-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3sJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s620-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h3uJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s610-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7cJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s190-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7fJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s176-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7jJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s158-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7jJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s159-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7jJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s160-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7jJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s161-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s148-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h7vJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s122-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h8mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s70-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h8mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s80-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h8rJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s60-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h9mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s20-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h9mJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s30-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h9pJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s10-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
h9zJ2B I4 2011-11-11 s0-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
i1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0301 J2.1 O713 gg li.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2603 J2i3 T804 dM ma.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0302 J2.4 O727 gg si.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0309 J2.5 O727 gg si.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i6 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2787 J2i6 T826 dM cv f140.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i6 J4 2015-06-08 3 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i6 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i6 K4 2015-06-08 cup [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i6 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 base: ring [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i11 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2830 J2i11 T908 dM cg f189.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i12 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2608 J2i12 P823 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i13 B11 2011-08-26 Unknown metal artifact [Input: U906YM.j]
i15 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2559 J2i15 T804 dM wh f213.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i17 B10 2010-12-14 seal impression [Input: U906YM.j]
i17 B11 2010-12-14 Seal impression [Input: U906YM.j]
i17 C30 2010-12-14 This item was listed as stored in mKB's office but could not be located during the 2010 season to be described or photographed. [Input: U906YM.j]
i19 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2841 J2i19 T908 dM ca f256.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i20 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2612 J2i20 T804 dM cv f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i22 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2701 J2.22 P906 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i23 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2630 J2i23 P903 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i25 A35 2014-01-02 L_V20d3301 J2i25 R823 dM ma f310.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i26 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2649 J2.26 P911 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
i26 J3 2015-06-08 6 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 K4 2015-06-08 pot [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 K4 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 ZcaS3 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
i26 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 base: disk base, slightly concave [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
k2 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0850 J02w0050 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k3 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0851 J02w0051 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v507 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k3 O15 2010-12-17 v516 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0852 J02w0052 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k4 B11 2009-08-22 In MZ22 this locus was only partially excavated. The northern part of this locus contains the apron f131 while only about 1 meter extending south from the apron was excavated. It is defined in the south by m6150 and m6152. In the north the excavated area is bounded by the lowest visible step of the apron (f131) and markers m6154 and m6156. It's east baulk is defined by m6155 and m6151. [Input: T822CJC.j]
k4 C1 2009-08-09 Yesterday at the very end of the day we exposed several features which I described in yesterday's daily. Today we decided to continue removing f367 until we have only f369 and f359 showing. The small isolated plaster patches were assigned f370 and were relayed and photographed and then left in place. Once we removed f367 it became more apparent that f368 and f369 are likely the same as f369 seems to slope up and meet f358 under f367. I decided with fAB and pC that once we finished exposing f369 by removing f367 we should stop excavating temporarily in k4 and k5 and focus our efforts on reaching f359 in k15. Mohammed Kher removed all of f367 with only the small pick and the brush and so it took all day but we achieved a nice result. [Input: T809CJC.j]
k4 C32 2009-08-26 After plotting the J2 loci from MZ22 it became apparent that they do not exactly match the squares of the previous years. This is not totally unexpected as we had many problems at the beginning of the season trying to reestablish the squares due to the small number remaining markers in J2 as well as the depth of J2 compared to the remaining markers. The differences are not substantial but should be noted. [Input: T826CJC.j]
k4 D1a 2009-07-25 f339 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-19 f365 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-06 f367 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-06 f368 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2014-01-17 q400 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k4 D1a 2014-01-17 q405 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k4 D1a 2014-01-17 q406 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k4 D1a 2014-01-17 q773 [Input: X925CJC.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-07 q878 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k4 D1a 2009-08-07 q879 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k4 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k4 O15 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k4 O15 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k4 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k4 O15 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v170a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v170b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-09 v173d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v188 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v507 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v514 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v516 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k4 O15 2010-12-17 v518 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0853 J02w0053 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k5 B11 2009-08-22 In MZ22 this locus was only partially excavated. The southern part consists of a raised baulk while the northern half was excavated. The northern points are m6152 in the NW and m6150 in the NE. The southern corners of the locus are m6157 in the SW and r1077 in the SE. The east baulk is defined by only one point, m6151. [Input: T822CJC.j]
k5 C1 2009-08-05 Today we only worked in k5. We went down only about 20 centimeters because we are working with the small pick. We have 2 pickmen working in the square. We had only 2 features and 2 q-lots. [Input: T805CJC.j]
k5 C1 2009-08-13 We are finished excavating in this locus. It will be backfilled at the end of the season. [Input: T815CJC.j]
k5 C32 2009-08-26 After plotting the J2 loci from MZ22 it became apparent that they do not exactly match the squares of the previous years. This is not totally unexpected as we had many problems at the beginning of the season trying to reestablish the squares due to the small number remaining markers in J2 as well as the depth of J2 compared to the remaining markers. The differences are not substantial but should be noted. [Input: T826CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-09-02 f338 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-07-25 f340 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-07-25 f342 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-07-26 f343 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-07-26 f344 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-09-02 f359 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-01 f360 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-01 f361 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-02 f362 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-03 f363 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-05 f364 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-06 f365 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-06 f366 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-06 f369 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-12 f376 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2014-01-17 q408 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2014-01-17 q773 [Input: X925CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-07-26 q842 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-02 q862 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-02 q863 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-02 q864 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-03 q865 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-03 q866 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-03 q869 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-05 q871 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2009-08-07 q876 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k5 D1a 2010-08-19 q902 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
k5 D3 2009-08-01 r1083 (38794 50674 - 8775 / Relay location: SW corner eastbaulk ) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k5 D3 2009-08-01 r1083 (38794 50674 - 8775 / Relay location: SW corner eastbaulk) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k5 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k5 O15 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k5 O15 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k5 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k5 O15 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v170 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v170a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v170b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v170c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v171 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v171a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v172a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v172b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-08 v172c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-09 v173 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-09 v173a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-09 v173b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-09 v173c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v181 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v181a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-12 v181b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v211 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2009-09-21 v211a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v513 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v514 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v516 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v518 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2010-12-17 v519 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k5 O15 2011-01-04 v520 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k12 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0854 J02w0054 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k13 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0855 J02w0055 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k13 O15 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k13 O15 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k13 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2009-09-21 v206c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v507 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v508 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v509 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v511 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v514 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2010-12-17 v516 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k13 O15 2011-01-04 v521 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0856 J02w0056 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k14 C1 2009-07-25 Today we began to remove the remaining baulk stub in the western part of k14. We are calling this f341. It is composed primarily of brickfall. We will excavate it from the top down in 50cm increments until it is level with the current bottom of k14. [Input: T725CJC.j]
k14 C1 2009-07-26 Today we continued removing f341. In the northern portion of f341 we uncovered a grouping of stones. It appears that they are a continuation of f334, the curtain wall of k14 (also assigned to k54 at the beginning of the excavations during cleaning). Tomorrow we will photograph the stones and assign a new feature and component numbers for the stones. We also found several medium-sized stones floating in the brickfall of f341. We didn't finish removing f341 today because the shaffat had to be shut down while Adeeb established the points. [Input: T726CJC.j]
k14 C1 2009-07-27 Today we continued removing f341, the brickfall. We are almost to the bottom. The wall in the south part of f341, called f346, is almost completely exposed. Tomorrow we will relay the stones and remove it. We also began removing the accumulation under the wall, f334, that we removed last week. [Input: T727CJC.j]
k14 C2 2009-07-26 In the southern part of f341 we have exposed a line of stones. These probably belong to f334. We will expose them, photograph them to show thier relationship to the brickfall of f341 and then remove them. Also under these stones is a very hard compacted mud layer. It is visible if you stand north of f341 and look south. It may not be an ancient feature but rather created in the past few years by water accumulating in the corner, which is the low point of the area. We will investigate this question after we remove the stones. [Input: T726CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2010-12-22 f35 [Input: U809YM.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-29 f334 [Input: T729CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2009-09-02 f335 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2009-09-02 f336 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2009-09-02 f337 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-25 f341 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-26 f346 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-26 f349 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-26 f351 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-26 f352 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-30 f354 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k14 D1a 2012-10-13 f393 [Input: WX08CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2014-01-17 q407 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-27 q844 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-28 q845 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-28 q850 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-28 q851 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k14 D1a 2009-07-30 q854 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k14 D3 2009-07-25 r1026 (39568 50419 - 8806 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
k14 D3 2009-07-25 r1027 (39654 50464 - 8819 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T728CJCR.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v153 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v153a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-25 v161b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-25 v161c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v206c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k14 O15 2010-12-17 v507 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0857 J02w0057 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k15 B11 2009-08-22 In the MZ22 season this locus was only partially excavated. It's northern half lies in the area of excavation. It is defined in the north by normal corner points m6180 and m6152. In the south it is defined by two points, m6157 and r1139. The southwest corner is not a corner but rather has a diagonal cut across it as the corresponding section in the upper part of southern J2 is cut at an angle for stablization purposes. The east baulk is defined by only one point, m6153 and we did not leave a northern baulk. [Input: T822CJC.j]
k15 C1 2009-08-09 Today we began excavating in k15. Before today we had mostly only cleaned the area and removed the south and west sections to give more room to work. At the beginning of excavation we had what appeared to be several features already showing. We decided the clearest way to excavate would be to follow the west section of k5 across. We were hoping to expose the salmon-colored floor (f359) all the way across the loci in front of the apron f131 and try and follow it around the north turn next to the wall f127 if it turned that way. By following f364 across through the section we found several different features. There is the plate-like accumulation which we is the same as f365 (immediately under f364) which is what we expected based on k5. f365, however, does not continue all the way west. Instead we found a reddish layer which we have not yet really exposed or excavated and some plaster, possibly similar to that found in k5 (f370) or that seen in the west section of k5. I decided we should try and excavate the latest moment in time first and so we removed a small accumulation of f364 in the middle of the northern edge of the square that seemed to possibly be overlaying f372 but when we removed it we found bricky material underneath which is actually overlaid by the gray layer f371. So we decided to stop in that small area and instead to photograph and remove both f339 and f371. We will first remove the flaky structure of f371 and see if it overlays the very hard gray later that is f339 or if it is actually a damaged section of f339. [Input: T809CJC.j]
k15 C1 2009-08-10 Yesterday we decided that the best strategy was to excavate down from the latest features (f371, f339) and try and follow them in k15 instead of going across from the west baulk of k5. We started by removing f371, the flaky gray layer on top of f339. We wanted to remove the hard gray layer f339. It was relayed and then we began removing it. When we picked the hard layer however it came apart very differently in the two areas where the pickmen were working. Coming down from the north Kamiron found that the hard gray layer was very hard and thick (about 3cm or more) and when picked it removed a 10cm layer underneath as well. Underneath he found the dramatic reddish layer (f348) and a gray layer which we assigned as f374. In contrast, in the SW corner where Mohammed Kher was working we found that f339 was extremely thin and came off easily revealing a dramatic pink layer (f373). This layer is soft and easily damaged with the pick. Because we have now exposed several layers (f373, f348, f374)due to the nature of the removal of f339 we decided to follow the layers across through the section of k5 to see how they relate to the newly exposed layers. In the west section we can see f365 and a thin yellow line which we have assigned f375. We wanted to remove f365 above f375 and see how it comes up against the pink layer f373. It seems that f365 would have covered the pink layer f373 but it was cut by the erosion. By following f365 across from the east to the west we should be able to answer this question. Before we could remove all of f365 we needed to expose the plaster layer (f375) and see its extent. We used the small pick and the brush to expose as much of this delicate layer as possible. Tomorrow we hope to finish exposing the plaster (f375) relay and photograph it before removing it. After we finish with f375 we will continue removing f365 across to see its relationship to the pink (f373). (This daily is revised version of today's strategy entry). [Input: T810CJC.j]
k15 C1 2009-08-11 We exposed the floor with plaster inclusions (f375), photographed and relayed it and removed it. We then went down following the layers seen in the west section of k5. Once we had cleaned everything we did our best to expose f375, the floor with plaster inclusions. We photographed it when we thought it had reached its full extent but then as we were removing f365 we found it continued and so we photographed it again. After that we removed f375 and started removing the accumulations of f365 by moving from the west section of k5 in a westward direction. In the south portion of k15 f365 came down on top of the salmon-colored floor f359 just as we expected. We did not finish exposing f359 and will work on exposing its extent tomorrow. In the north part of k15 we found the situation was more disturbed possibly due to erosion as we saw in k5 with the erosion of f359 and the brown accumulation of f367. It seems that f367 continues into k15 with some disturbed accumulations (not in nice thin layers of accumulations like f365) and some sherds that are not lying flat as well as some pebbles. We will explore this area tomorrow. [Input: T811CJC.j]
k15 C1 2009-08-13 We are finished excavating in this locus. It will be backfilled at the end of the season. [Input: T815CJC.j]
k15 C32 2009-08-26 After plotting the J2 loci from MZ22 it became apparent that they do not exactly match the squares of the previous years. This is not totally unexpected as we had many problems at the beginning of the season trying to reestablish the squares due to the small number remaining markers in J2 as well as the depth of J2 compared to the remaining markers. The differences are not substantial but should be noted. [Input: T826CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f338 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f339 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f341 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-07-26 f345 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-07-26 f348 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f359 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-19 f365 [Input: T819CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f366 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-09-02 f367 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-09 f371 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-09 f372 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-10 f373 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-10 f374 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-30 f376 [Input: T830CJC.j]
k15 D1a 2009-07-28 q846 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-10 q882 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-10 q883 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-11 q884 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-11 q885 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k15 D1a 2009-08-11 q886 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k15 D3 2009-08-22 r1139 (39106 49934 - 8632 / Relay location: SW corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v154c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v156 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v157 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-21 v157a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-25 v161 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-25 v161a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-07-25 v161d [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-08 v171 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-08 v171a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v175 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v175a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v176 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v176a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v176b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v176c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v177 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v177a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v178 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v178a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-11 v178b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-12 v179b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-12 v182 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-08-18 v186a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v206c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v207a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v212 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2009-09-21 v212a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k15 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k22 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0858 J02w0058 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k23 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0859 J02w0059 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k24 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0860 J02w0060 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k25 B11 2010-12-14 This loci was never assigned. The relays were measured but the area was never excavated. [Input: S206PC.j]
k33 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0861 J02w0061 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k33 D1a 2010-12-22 f42 [Input: U809YM.j]
k33 O15 2011-01-04 v522 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k43 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0862 J02w0062 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k53 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0863 J02w0063 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k54 B11 2009-07-22 This locus was assigned to the area west of wall f127 at the beginning of MZ22 (2009) when we began cleaning the J2 area. The original idea was that the 50-series of loci would correspond to the same as previous squares (for example, k54 would be the new k4) however, we were unable to determine the exact location of the squares before beginning work so k54 does not correspond to a previous area. Eventually the normal squares were reestablished and the rest of the excavations continued using the old assignments such as k4, k5 etc. [Input: T722CJC.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 f336 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-22 f337 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-23 f338 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 q829 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 q830 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-21 q831 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-22 q832 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-24 q833 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 D1a 2009-07-24 q834 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v147 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v147b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v148 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v148a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-19 v148b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-21 v152 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-21 v152a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k54 O15 2009-07-21 v152c [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k72 D1a 2010-12-22 f41 [Input: U809YM.j]
k82 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0864 J02w0064 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k82 D1a 2010-12-22 f40 [Input: U809YM.j]
k83 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0865 J02w0065 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k84 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0866 J02w0066 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k92 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0867 J02w0067 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k92 D1a 2010-12-22 f40 [Input: U809YM.j]
k93 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0868 J02w0068 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k93 O15 2010-12-15 p9 [Input: T330PC.j]
k100 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0869 J02w0069 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k100 B11 2009-08-15 This year k100 is defined in the east by J6k106 and J2k110 in the west. In the north this locus is bounded by the lower staircase f380. The south section is defined by markers along the site-wide grid. [Input: T815CJC.j]
k100 B11 2009-09-02 This season k100 is defined by r1129 (SW), r1130 (SE), r673 (NW), and r670 (NE). [Input: T830CJC.j]
k100 C1 2009-08-15 Today we decided to remove the backfill in this area and go down and see if we can find enough material to date the construction of the lower staircase (f380). We started removing the backfill which was pretty deep. We found lots of garbage and plastic in the backfill. [Input: T815CJC.j]
k100 C1 2009-08-16 In the morning we finished removing the backfill in k100. We were aided by v127. We were able to find f292 and f304 with no difficulties. We also cleaned out the sounding of k105. After we exposed all of k100 as it appeared at the end of the previous excavations we found that f304 from the previous excavations was probably a pit. We assigned it a new feature number f383 in case it wasn't exactly the same but it appears in the east section that in fact f304 is the same as our new f383. Because f383 would be the latest moment in time in k100 we decided to excavate it first. This took the rest of the morning and we still haven't finished. We will continue tomorrow. [Input: T816CJC.j]
k100 C1 2009-08-17 We finished removing the fill of a12 which was f383 and found a row of small stones at the bottom (f384) sitting in a hard accumulation f385. We removed the stones and excavated a small portion of f385 to see if the pit continues but we now think that f385 is the bottom so we stopped in the pit sounding. Instead we started excavating in the rest of k100 and we started by removing the pebble floor (f292) under which we found a nice sherd and bone pavement (f386). We exposed f386 in the afternoon and then photographed it and began removing it. We will continue removing it tomorrow and hopefully reach a good stopping point beneath it. [Input: T819CJC.j]
k100 C1 2009-08-18 First we continued removing f386 which took a long time as it was composed of very small sherds. After we removed f386 we found a brown subsoil (f387) which overlaid another surface (f388) which also had a brown softer subsoil (f389). We exposed f388, photographed it and decided that we should try and go down to a better, clearer, stopping point. We removed f388 and the softer layer below it (f389) and found another sherd and bone floor (f390) which we decided would be a good stopping point. We also found a red bakaya-like layer right in front of the lowest step we have, lapping up against the stones (f391). We did not have enough time to fully explore this feature this season so we will leave it for next season. We exposed all of f390 and then cut back the west section before finishing for the season. [Input: T819CJC.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-12 f380 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f384 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f387 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f388 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f389 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f390 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 f391 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-16 q892 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 q894 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 q895 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-17 q896 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-18 q897 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-18 q899 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D1a 2009-08-18 q900 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k100 D3 2009-08-17 r1129 (38566 51027 - 8667 / Relay location: SW corner k100) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k100 D3 2009-08-17 r1130 (38514 51205 - 8667 / Relay location: SE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-19 v147a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-19 v150 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-21 v151 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-21 v152b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v160 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-07-25 v160a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-16 v193 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v198 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-17 v199d [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v200 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v200a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v200b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v200c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v200d [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v201 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v202 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v202a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v202b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v202c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-08-18 v202d [Input: T827CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v203 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v203a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v204a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2009-09-21 v209 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v505 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v506 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v514 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v516 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v517 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2010-12-17 v518 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2011-01-04 v523 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2011-01-04 v524 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2011-01-04 v525 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2011-01-04 v526 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k100 O15 2011-01-04 v527 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k101 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0870 J02w0070 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k103 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0871 J02w0071 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k103 D1a 2010-12-30 f246 [Input: U809YM.j]
k104 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0875 J02w0075 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k105 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0872 J02w0072 T327 pC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k105 C1 2009-08-16 Today we cleaned out k105 which was the sounding in front of the monumental staircase (f380). We will no longer use this locus but instead will excavate all of k100. [Input: T816CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-16 v192 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-16 v192a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-16 v192b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-16 v192c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-17 v198 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-17 v199 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-17 v199a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-17 v199b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k105 O15 2009-08-17 v199c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k106 B11 2009-09-02 This locus was assigned to the construction of the cement staircase in the south of J2 k5. The staircase extends from the surface of the tell, east of the panorama down to the level even with the lowest step of the apron (f131). The staircase was constructed in MZ20 (2007) by a team of workmen under the direction of lC. This staircase was built to give access to the monumental staircase and the apron from the south. It was rendered obsolete in MZ21 when J7 was excavated and the entry to J2 was provided via the long trench and a small staircase in the south of J7. Q-items were collected and records kept but the records were lost in MZ21. In MZ22 the q-items were located and were assigned new numbers as the numbers used by lC were reused by the excavations in MZ22. All the q-lots from MZ20 were reassigned to one q-lot, q901, which is the last of the MZ22 sequence. These items have all been located and renumbered to the best of our ability in MZ22. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
k106 D1a 2009-09-02 q901 [Input: T902CJC2.j]
k110 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0873 J02w0073 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k110 B11 2009-07-27 This locus is assigned to the area between k100 and the east baulks of k4 and k5. It is smaller than a traditional 5x5m square due to the cut of k100 to the east. [Input: T727CJC.j]
k110 B11 2009-08-01 k110 is an irregular locus. It is bounded by the cut of k100 to the east and by squares k4 and k5 to the east. It is defined in the south by relays r1077 (in the south-west corner of the locus) and r1078 in the south-east corner of the locus. In the north it is defined by m6154 in the north-west. [Input: T801CJC.j]
k110 B11 2009-08-22 This locus is irregular in shape. In the south it is defined by r1078 and r1077, in the north it is bounded by the apron(f131) and r1142 and m6154 in the north. [Input: T822CJC.j]
k110 C1 2009-08-01 We are going to begin excavating the whole of locus k110 today. Our goal is to expose the salmon colored layer that is available in the west section of k100. We removed the remaining portion of f355 and then began removing f357. We did not reach the salmon layer but we should tomorrow. [Input: T801CJC.j]
k110 C1 2009-08-13 Today we began removing f359 in k110. Now that we have exposed f359 in k110, k5 and k15 we are going to make a sounding in all of k110. We began by removing f359 in k110. mKB and hQ came during our daily meeting with gB and fAB and said that although we did not have enough sherds to be conclusive the sherds we collected from f359 are provisionally from the EDIII period. This confirms our suspicions that f359 is not the floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131). We excavated the layers by first examining the west section of k100 and using the layers there as a starting point for exploring the features across k110 from east to west. Under f359 in section was a gray layer which we named f377. It appeared to be thick in section but as it moved southwest across the locus it became apparent that there was a difference, with f377 becoming thinner in the south portion of the locus overlaying a very thick red layer with ash in it which we called f379. Some of f379 was removed before we understood the differences in the layers from north to south and under f379 we exposed a mud surface f381 which had the paw print of a dog in it. We photographed the pawprint normally and then experimented with filling it with powder to make it show up better in pictures. [Input: T815CJC.j]
k110 C1 2009-08-19 The southern portion of k110, covering the human footprints, was backfilled first with clean dirt, then a cloth covering, then plastic capped with more dirt. Next year it should be possible to still see the human footprints. [Input: T819CJC2.j]
k110 C2 2009-08-01 If we followed the site-wide grid the baulk would run right through the middle so instead we will excavate without a north baulk, relying on the south section for drawing. This should not be a problem due to the small size of the locus. A north baulk would also inhibit our understanding of how the layers relate to the apron. We have decided it is better to excavate the area as delimited by the boundaries specified here. [Input: T801CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-26 f347 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-26 f350 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-26 f353 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-30 f355 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 f357 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 f359 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-12 f377 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-12 f378 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-12 f379 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-12 f381 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2011-11-16 f392 [Input: V930CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-28 q848 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-28 q849 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-30 q853 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-07-30 q856 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 q857 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 q858 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-01 q859 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2014-01-17 q860 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2014-01-17 q861 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-13 q889 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k110 D1a 2009-08-13 q890 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
k110 D3 2009-07-30 r1077 (38757 50755 - 8726 / Relay location: SW corner of k110) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k110 D3 2009-07-30 r1078 (38659 51030 - 8726 / Relay location: SE corner of k110) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
k110 D3 2009-08-22 r1142 (39044 51072 - 8745 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T823CJCR.j]
k110 H99 2009-08-13 The accumulations (beginning with f359 but including f377 and f379) are thicker in the southern portion of k110 than in the northern portion closer to the apron. This may be due to water flowing away from the apron (f131) or due to heavy use of the area immediately in front of the apron (f131). [Input: T815CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v154 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v154a [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v154b [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v155 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v158 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-21 v158a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-25 v159 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-25 v159a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-25 v159b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-25 v159c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-30 v162 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-30 v162a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-30 v162b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-07-30 v162c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-01 v164 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-01 v164a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-01 v164b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v166 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v166a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v166b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v166c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v167 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v167a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v167b [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-02 v167c [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-06 v169 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-06 v169a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-08 v172 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-12 v180 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-12 v180a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v187 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v187b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v187c [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v188 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v189 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v189a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v190 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-13 v190a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-14 v191 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-14 v191a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v194 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v194a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v195 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v195a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v196 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v196a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-16 v196b [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-18 v183 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-18 v184 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-18 v184a [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-08-18 v186 [Input: T827CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v204 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v205a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v206 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v206a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v206b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v207 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v207b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v208 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v208a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v210 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v213 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v213a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2009-09-21 v214 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v215 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v215a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v215b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v215c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v216 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v216a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v216b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v216c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v216d [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v217 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v217a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v217b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v217c [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v218 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v219 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v219a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v220 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v220a [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v220b [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v500 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v502 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v503 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v504 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2010-12-17 v518 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k110 O15 2011-01-04 v520 [Input: T921CJC.j]
k111 A35 2010-08-21 v179 [Input: U821CJC.j]
k111 A35 2014-10-24 L_W18d0874 J02w0074 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: YX24CJC.j]
k111 B11 2010-08-21 This loci is the same overlaps with J7k6. It was excavated in MZ22 (2009) as part of J2. The operations in MZ22 were mostly cleaning and the removal of brickfall. [Input: U821CJC.j]
k111 C2 2010-08-21 The brickfall (f356) in J7k6 was excavated as part of J2 this year. We removed about 20cm to make access from J7 easier. This was part of the site presentation project, not really part of the objectives of J2. f356 contained articulated red and gray bricks similar to those seen in the south section of J2 k14 and visible in all of the west sections of J7. [Input: U821CJC.j]
k111 D1a 2009-07-30 f356 [Input: T822CJC2.j]
k111 D1a 2009-07-30 q855 [Input: T804CJC.j]
k111 O15 2009-07-30 v163 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-07-30 v163a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-08-02 v165 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-08-02 v165a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-08-12 v179 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-08-12 v179a [Input: T826CJC3.j]
k111 O15 2009-08-13 v187a [Input: T827CJC.j]
n1 B11 2009-08-30 Animal print, probably canine, impressed in f381 in k110. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n2 B11 2009-08-30 Human footprint impressed in f381 in k110. It is a right footprint and is oriented with the toes to the northwest. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n2 N4 2009-08-30 A cast was made of this negative. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n3 B11 2009-08-30 Human footprint impressed in f381 in k110. It is a right footprint. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n3 N4 2009-08-30 A cast was made of this negative. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n4 B11 2009-08-30 Human footprint in f381 in k110. It is a right footprint and is in the middle of k110 close to the western edge. It is the least clear of the three footprints (n2, n3 and n4) [Input: T830CJC.j]
n4 N4 2009-08-30 A cast was made of this negative. [Input: T830CJC.j]
n5 A35 2010-12-17 v215 [Input: T830CJC.j]
n5 B11 2010-12-17 Possible human footprint along western edge of k110, imprinted in f381. See v215. [Input: T830CJC.j]
p9 B11 2010-12-15 Floating stones over the staircase in k93 [Input: T330PC.j]
p9 O12 2010-12-15 f51 [Input: T330PC.j]
p9 O15 2010-12-15 k93 [Input: T330PC.j]
p12 B11 2010-11-05 This plot number was never assigned [Input: T330PC.j]
p14 B11 2010-11-05 This plot number was never assigned [Input: T330PC.j]
p20 B11 2010-11-05 This plot number was never assigned [Input: T330PC.j]
q282 C30 2012-10-20 q282-p1-9 were removed from TP files since duplicate entries were found. If the excel file could be checked against the original sherds we could resolve this problem. Until then we have left them out of the record. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q304 C30 2015-06-08 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. [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q323 B11 2010-11-05 According to the q-log this q-lot was never assigned. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q324 B11 2010-11-05 According to the q-log this q-lot was never assigned. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q325 B11 2010-11-05 According to the q-log this q-lot was never assigned. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q326 B11 2010-11-05 According to the q-log this q-lot was never assigned. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q326 C30 2010-11-05 Although ceramics have been assigned to this lot it appears to be a mistake and they should be assigned to q328 instead. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q327 B11 2010-11-05 According to the q-log this q-lot was never assigned. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q360 C30 2012-10-08 During the 2012 study season it was realized that the q360 sherds had been mislabeled so that there are several repeats of -p numbers. Since we are not in Mozan and can not check the original numbers on the sherds we have left the duplicate numbers in place. In the future we should be able to check these sherd numbers against the originals. Since the sherds were analyzed and could be used for the statistical analysis we chose to leave them as is rather than removing the record. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q381 C30 2014-01-17 In the q-log the markers were recorded incorrectly (only 3 of 4 numbers given), therefore the qlot could not be entered through the q-log. Information salvagable from the paper copy of qlog entered by cJC on Y117 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q382 C30 2014-01-17 Information about this q-lot added from paper scan of q-log since the information was unable to be processed due to lack of marker recording. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q400 A21 2014-01-17 bones, items, pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D1 2014-01-17 k4 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D13 2014-01-17 m3969 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D16 2014-01-17 141 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D20 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D21 2014-01-17 100N [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D21 2014-01-17 600E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D22 2014-01-17 119 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D23 2014-01-17 20 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 D99 2014-01-17 excavating South baulk of k4 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q400 F51 2014-01-17 q400 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f152 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 A21 2014-01-17 items, pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D1 2014-01-17 k4 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D13 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D16 2014-01-17 142 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D20 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D21 2014-01-17 100N [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D21 2014-01-17 600E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D22 2014-01-17 95 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D23 2014-01-17 10 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 D99 2014-01-17 We start the q lot removing the dirt of the previous q402 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q405 F51 2014-01-17 q405 (items, pottery) sits in f152 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 A21 2014-01-17 items, pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D1 2014-01-17 k4 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D13 2014-01-17 m3969 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D16 2014-01-17 142 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D20 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D21 2014-01-17 100N [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D21 2014-01-17 600E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D22 2014-01-17 52 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D23 2014-01-17 10 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 D99 2014-01-17 excavation of the S baulk in K4 with big pick [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q406 F51 2014-01-17 q406 (items, pottery) sits in f155 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 A21 2014-01-17 pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D1 2014-01-17 k14 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D13 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D16 2014-01-17 142 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D20 2014-01-17 m3964 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D21 2014-01-17 340E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D21 2014-01-17 390E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D22 2014-01-17 99 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D23 2014-01-17 10 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 D99 2014-01-17 removing first 10 cm that contaminated the area with big pick. [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q407 F51 2014-01-17 q407 (pottery) sits in f156 (lens type d) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 A21 2014-01-17 pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D1 2014-01-17 k5 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D13 2014-01-17 m3967 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D16 2014-01-17 142 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D20 2014-01-17 r483 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D21 2014-01-17 350E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D21 2014-01-17 350S [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D22 2014-01-17 179 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D23 2014-01-17 10 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 D99 2014-01-17 removing first 10 cm that contaminated the area with big pick. [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q408 F51 2014-01-17 q408 (pottery) sits in f157 (accumulation D) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q621 C30 2014-01-17 The qlog entry for this qlot used a markers number that does not exist, therefore localization information was discarded. Other information salvaged from qlog Y117 by cJC [Input: X925CJC.j]
q694 C10 2014-01-17 feature corrected in qlog by cJC on V117 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q695 C10 2014-01-17 feature corrected in qlog by cJC on V117 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q696 C10 2014-01-17 feature corrected in qlog by cJC on V117 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q699 C10 2014-01-17 feature corrected in qlog by cJC on V117 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q701 D3 2011-01-26 r945 (39099 50330 - 9258 / Relay location: SW corner) [Input: V126CJCR.j]
q773 C10 2014-01-17 These notes recovered from paper copy scan of qlog. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q773 D1 2014-01-17 k4 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q773 D1 2014-01-17 k5 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q773 F51 2014-01-17 q773 (pottery) sits in f277 (accumulation D) [Input: X925CJC.j]
q773 F51 2014-01-17 q773 (pottery) sits in f286 (accumulation D) [Input: X925CJC.j]
q829 A21 2009-07-21 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D13 2009-07-21 m6130 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D16 2009-07-21 0 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D20 2009-07-21 m6130 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D21 2009-07-21 200E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D21 2009-07-21 50N [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D22 2009-07-21 0 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D23 2009-07-21 60 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 D99 2009-07-21 Q-lots from removal of wall f334 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q829 F51 2009-07-21 q829 (bones, pottery) sits in f334 (wall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 A21 2009-07-21 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D13 2009-07-21 m6128 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D16 2009-07-21 61 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D20 2009-07-21 r1023 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D21 2009-07-21 50E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D21 2009-07-21 50N [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D22 2009-07-21 100 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D23 2009-07-21 60 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 D99 2009-07-21 Accumulation to west of wall f334 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q830 F51 2009-07-21 q830 (bones, pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 A21 2009-07-21 pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D1 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D13 2009-07-21 m6128 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D16 2009-07-21 54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D20 2009-07-21 r1024 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D21 2009-07-21 400W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D21 2009-07-21 50S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D22 2009-07-21 155 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D23 2009-07-21 30 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 D99 2009-07-21 Accumulation under wall f334 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q831 F51 2009-07-21 q831 (pottery) sits in f336 (accumulation) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 A21 2009-07-22 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D1 2009-07-22 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D13 2009-07-22 m6128 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D16 2009-07-22 155 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D20 2009-07-22 r1025 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D21 2009-07-22 100S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D21 2009-07-22 400W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D22 2009-07-22 102 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D23 2009-07-22 50 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 D99 2009-07-22 Baulk removal in north part of k14 (also called k54 at the beginning of excavations). [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q832 F51 2009-07-22 q832 (bones, pottery) sits in f337 (volumetric material) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q833 A21 2009-07-24 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q833 D1 2009-07-24 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q833 D99 2009-07-24 Removal of brickfall in south part of J2, cutting back south section. [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q833 F51 2009-07-24 q833 (bones, pottery) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q834 A21 2009-07-24 pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q834 D1 2009-07-24 k54 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q834 D99 2009-07-24 Removal of brickfall in south part of J2, cutting back south section. [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q834 F51 2009-07-24 q834 (pottery) sits in f338 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q838 C99 2009-07-25 This q-lot was assigned to k5 but the eastern half extends beyond k5. The eastern area has not yet been assigned a k. [Input: T725CJC.j]
q842 A21 2009-07-26 pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D1 2009-07-26 k5 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D13 2009-07-26 m6150 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D16 2009-07-26 130 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D20 2009-07-26 r1030 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D21 2009-07-26 100S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D21 2009-07-26 135W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D22 2009-07-26 194 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 D99 2009-07-26 Removal of area under cement stairs, includes backfill [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q842 F51 2009-07-26 q842 (pottery) sits in f343 (mix feature) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 A21 2009-07-27 pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D1 2009-07-27 k14 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D13 2009-07-27 m6167 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D20 2009-07-27 r1041 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D21 2009-07-27 260E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D21 2009-07-27 70S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D22 2009-07-27 50 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D23 2009-07-27 10 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 D99 2009-07-27 Accumulation under wall f334 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q844 F51 2009-07-27 q844 (pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 A21 2009-07-28 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D1 2009-07-28 k14 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D13 2009-07-28 m6153 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D16 2009-07-28 150 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D20 2009-07-28 r1041 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D21 2009-07-28 260E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D21 2009-07-28 70S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D22 2009-07-28 162 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D23 2009-07-28 10 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 D99 2009-07-28 Continued removal of f335 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q845 F51 2009-07-28 q845 (bones, pottery) sits in f335 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 A21 2009-07-28 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D1 2009-07-28 k15 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D13 2009-07-28 m6153 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D16 2009-07-28 150 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D20 2009-07-28 r1028 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D21 2009-07-28 110W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D21 2009-07-28 350S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D22 2009-07-28 119 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D23 2009-07-28 10 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 D99 2009-07-28 End of removal of brickfall f341. [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q846 F51 2009-07-28 q846 (bones, pottery) sits in f341 (brickfall) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q847 B11 2009-08-22 This q-lot was never assigned and was not used [Input: T822CJC.j]
q848 A21 2009-07-28 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D1 2009-07-28 k110 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D13 2009-07-28 m6150 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D16 2009-07-28 151 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D20 2009-07-28 r1031 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D21 2009-07-28 235W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D21 2009-07-28 77N [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D22 2009-07-28 164 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D23 2009-07-28 5 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 D99 2009-07-28 Removal of all of f347 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q848 F51 2009-07-28 q848 (bones, pottery) sits in f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 A21 2009-07-28 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D1 2009-07-28 k110 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D13 2009-07-28 m6150 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D16 2009-07-28 97 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D20 2009-07-28 r1031 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D21 2009-07-28 235W [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D21 2009-07-28 77N [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D22 2009-07-28 105 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D23 2009-07-28 7 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 D99 2009-07-28 Removal of thin layer, f350 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q849 F51 2009-07-28 q849 (bones, pottery) sits in f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 A21 2009-07-28 bones, pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D1 2009-07-28 k14 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D13 2009-07-28 m6166 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D16 2009-07-28 151 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D20 2009-07-28 r1063 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D21 2009-07-28 110E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D21 2009-07-28 110S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D22 2009-07-28 156 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D23 2009-07-28 50 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 D99 2009-07-28 Collection of pottery from dirt between the walls of f346 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q850 F51 2009-07-28 q850 (bones, pottery) sits in f351 (accumulation) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 A21 2009-07-28 pottery [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D1 2009-07-28 k14 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D13 2009-07-28 m6167 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D16 2009-07-28 151 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D20 2009-07-28 r1063 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D21 2009-07-28 110E [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D21 2009-07-28 110S [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D22 2009-07-28 60 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D23 2009-07-28 20 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 D99 2009-07-28 Accumulation under wall f346 [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q851 F51 2009-07-28 q851 (pottery) sits in f352 (lens) [Input: T729CJC3.j]
q853 A21 2009-07-30 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D1 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D13 2009-07-30 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D16 2009-07-30 154 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D20 2009-07-30 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D21 2009-07-30 110W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D21 2009-07-30 77S [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D22 2009-07-30 158 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D23 2009-07-30 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 D99 2009-07-30 Removal of f353 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q853 F51 2009-07-30 q853 (bones, pottery) sits in f353 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 A21 2009-07-30 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D1 2009-07-30 k14 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D13 2009-07-30 m6153 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D16 2009-07-30 154 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D20 2009-07-30 m6153 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D21 2009-07-30 130N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D21 2009-07-30 85W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D22 2009-07-30 159 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D23 2009-07-30 10 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 D99 2009-07-30 Removal of remaining hard dirt covering floor f330 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q854 F51 2009-07-30 q854 (bones, pottery) sits in f354 (lens) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 A21 2009-07-30 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D1 2009-07-30 k111 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D13 2009-07-30 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D16 2009-07-30 39 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D20 2009-07-30 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D21 2009-07-30 250E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D21 2009-07-30 500S [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D22 2009-07-30 107 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D23 2009-07-30 40 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 D99 2009-07-30 Removal of brickfall in what used to be J7k6 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q855 F51 2009-07-30 q855 (bones, pottery) sits in f356 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 A21 2009-07-30 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D1 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D13 2009-07-30 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D16 2009-07-30 153 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D20 2009-07-30 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D21 2009-07-30 285E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D21 2009-07-30 78N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D22 2009-07-30 151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D23 2009-07-30 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 D99 2009-07-30 Removal of floor f355 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q856 F51 2009-07-30 q856 (bones, pottery) sits in f355 (pavement, type c) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 A21 2009-08-01 pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D13 2009-08-01 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D16 2009-08-01 153 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D20 2009-08-01 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D21 2009-08-01 285E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D21 2009-08-01 78N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D22 2009-08-01 151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D23 2009-08-01 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 D99 2009-08-01 finishing removal of floor f355 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q857 F51 2009-08-01 q857 (pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 A21 2009-08-01 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D13 2009-08-01 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D16 2009-08-01 147 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D20 2009-08-01 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D21 2009-08-01 285E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D21 2009-08-01 355N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D22 2009-08-01 140 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D23 2009-08-01 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 D99 2009-08-01 Scraping down to red layer [Input: T804CJC.j]
q858 F51 2009-08-01 q858 (bones, pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 A21 2009-08-01 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D1 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D13 2009-08-01 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D16 2009-08-01 147 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D20 2009-08-01 r1077 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D21 2009-08-01 285E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D21 2009-08-01 355N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D22 2009-08-01 136 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D23 2009-08-01 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 D99 2009-08-01 Continuation of f357 after exposed portions have been removed [Input: T804CJC.j]
q859 F51 2009-08-01 q859 (bones, pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q860 A21 2014-01-17 bones, pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D1 2014-01-17 k110 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D13 2014-01-17 m6154 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D16 2014-01-17 87 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D20 2014-01-17 r1079 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D21 2014-01-17 285W [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D21 2014-01-17 40N [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D22 2014-01-17 66 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D23 2014-01-17 5 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 D99 2014-01-17 Removal of pebble and sherd lens [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q860 F51 2014-01-17 q860 (bones, pottery) sits in f358 (lens) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 A21 2014-01-17 pottery [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D1 2014-01-17 k110 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D13 2014-01-17 m6150 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D16 2014-01-17 143 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D20 2014-01-17 m6154 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D21 2014-01-17 170N [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D21 2014-01-17 200E [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D22 2014-01-17 127 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D23 2014-01-17 5 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 D99 2014-01-17 Removal right above f359 [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q861 F51 2014-01-17 q861 (pottery) sits in f357 (floor, type d) [Input: Y117CJC.j]
q862 A21 2009-08-02 pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D1 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D13 2009-08-02 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D16 2009-08-02 143 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D20 2009-08-02 r1083 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D21 2009-08-02 50S [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D21 2009-08-02 50W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D22 2009-08-02 158 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D23 2009-08-02 35 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 D99 2009-08-02 Finish removing the area under cement stairs [Input: T804CJC.j]
q862 F51 2009-08-02 q862 (pottery) sits in f340 (brickfall) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 A21 2009-08-02 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D1 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D13 2009-08-02 m6152 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D16 2009-08-02 143 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D20 2009-08-02 r1083 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D21 2009-08-02 100N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D21 2009-08-02 400W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D22 2009-08-02 124 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D23 2009-08-02 10 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 D99 2009-08-02 Removal of top part of f360 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q863 F51 2009-08-02 q863 (bones, pottery) sits in f360 (mix feature) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 A21 2009-08-02 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D1 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D13 2009-08-02 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D16 2009-08-02 144 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D20 2009-08-02 r1083 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D21 2009-08-02 170W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D21 2009-08-02 75N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D22 2009-08-02 156 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D23 2009-08-02 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 D99 2009-08-02 Removal of f363 in SE corner of k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q864 F51 2009-08-02 q864 (bones, pottery) sits in f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 A21 2009-08-03 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D1 2009-08-03 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D13 2009-08-03 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D16 2009-08-03 147 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D20 2009-08-03 r1083 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D21 2009-08-03 50N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D21 2009-08-03 90E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D22 2009-08-03 168 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D23 2009-08-03 12 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 D99 2009-08-03 Raised baulk section in east baulk of k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q865 F51 2009-08-03 q865 (bones, pottery) sits in f347 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 A21 2009-08-03 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D1 2009-08-03 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D13 2009-08-03 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D16 2009-08-03 147 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D20 2009-08-03 r1083 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D21 2009-08-03 50N [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D21 2009-08-03 90E [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D22 2009-08-03 154 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D23 2009-08-03 2 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 D99 2009-08-03 Removal of f350 in east baulk of k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q866 F51 2009-08-03 q866 (bones, pottery) sits in f350 (floor, type b) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 A21 2009-08-03 bones, pottery [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D1 2009-08-03 k5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D13 2009-08-03 m6151 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D16 2009-08-03 147 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D20 2009-08-03 m6150 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D21 2009-08-03 240S [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D21 2009-08-03 500W [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D22 2009-08-03 141 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D23 2009-08-03 5 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 D99 2009-08-03 Scraping top of square and removing layer of f363 [Input: T804CJC.j]
q869 F51 2009-08-03 q869 (bones, pottery) sits in f363 (floor, type d) [Input: T804CJC.j]
q871 A21 2009-08-05 pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D1 2009-08-05 k5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D13 2009-08-05 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D16 2009-08-05 147 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D20 2009-08-05 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D21 2009-08-05 220S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D21 2009-08-05 500E [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D22 2009-08-05 132 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D23 2009-08-05 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 D99 2009-08-05 Removal of reddish accumulation, f364 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q871 F51 2009-08-05 q871 (pottery) sits in f364 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 A21 2009-08-07 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D1 2009-08-07 k5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D13 2009-08-07 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D16 2009-08-07 133 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D20 2009-08-07 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D21 2009-08-07 220S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D21 2009-08-07 250E [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D22 2009-08-07 110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D23 2009-08-07 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 D99 2009-08-07 Removal of west half of f365 in k5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q876 F51 2009-08-07 q876 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 A21 2009-08-07 pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D1 2009-08-07 k4 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D13 2009-08-07 m6151 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D16 2009-08-07 138 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D20 2009-08-07 m6151 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D21 2009-08-07 400W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D21 2009-08-07 70N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D22 2009-08-07 123 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D23 2009-08-07 15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 D99 2009-08-07 North baulk removal by feature [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q878 F51 2009-08-07 q878 (pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 A21 2009-08-07 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D1 2009-08-07 k4 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D13 2009-08-07 m6151 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D16 2009-08-07 138 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D20 2009-08-07 r1093 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D21 2009-08-07 400W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D21 2009-08-07 63N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D22 2009-08-07 105 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D23 2009-08-07 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 D99 2009-08-07 small area abutting/overlaying f359 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q879 F51 2009-08-07 q879 (bones, pottery) sits in f367 (lens) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 A21 2009-08-10 pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D1 2009-08-10 k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D13 2009-08-10 m6180 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D20 2009-08-10 r1107 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D21 2009-08-10 220N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D21 2009-08-10 227W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D22 2009-08-10 164 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D23 2009-08-10 25 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 D99 2009-08-10 removal of remaining portion possible glacis [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q882 F51 2009-08-10 q882 (pottery) sits in f339 (floor, type b) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 A21 2009-08-10 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D1 2009-08-10 k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D13 2009-08-10 m6153 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D20 2009-08-10 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D21 2009-08-10 200S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D21 2009-08-10 210W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D22 2009-08-10 125 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D23 2009-08-10 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 D99 2009-08-10 continuation of f365 into k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q883 F51 2009-08-10 q883 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 A21 2009-08-11 pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D1 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D13 2009-08-11 m6153 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D16 2009-08-11 142 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D20 2009-08-11 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D21 2009-08-11 200S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D21 2009-08-11 210W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D22 2009-08-11 122 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D23 2009-08-11 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 D99 2009-08-11 continued removal of f365 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q884 F51 2009-08-11 q884 (pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 A21 2009-08-11 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D1 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D13 2009-08-11 m6153 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D16 2009-08-11 142 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D20 2009-08-11 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D21 2009-08-11 150S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D21 2009-08-11 210W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D22 2009-08-11 120 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D23 2009-08-11 3 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 D99 2009-08-11 Removal thin layer plaster floor [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q885 F51 2009-08-11 q885 (bones, pottery) sits in f375 (floor, type a) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 A21 2009-08-11 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D1 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D13 2009-08-11 m6153 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D16 2009-08-11 142 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D20 2009-08-11 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D21 2009-08-11 200S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D21 2009-08-11 210W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D22 2009-08-11 110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D23 2009-08-11 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 D99 2009-08-11 Removal of f365 under the floor f375 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q886 F51 2009-08-11 q886 (bones, pottery) sits in f365 (floor, type d) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q888 D3 2009-08-12 r1113 (39096 50360 - 8725 / Relay location: NE corner) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
q889 A21 2009-08-13 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D1 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D13 2009-08-13 m6152 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D20 2009-08-13 r1077 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D21 2009-08-13 285E [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D21 2009-08-13 355N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D22 2009-08-13 115 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D23 2009-08-13 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 D99 2009-08-13 Removal of f359 in k110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q889 F51 2009-08-13 q889 (bones, pottery) sits in f359 (floorsurface in general) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 A21 2009-08-13 pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 C10 2012-10-20 In 2012 during the study season I realized that q840 had two sets of records for sherds, notes, etc. It became clear that one of the sets was actually q890 based on its feature number. The data has been renamed and moved to q890. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q890 D1 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D13 2009-08-13 m6224 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D20 2009-08-13 m6223 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D21 2009-08-13 285E [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D21 2009-08-13 300N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D22 2009-08-13 121 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D23 2009-08-13 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 D99 2009-08-13 May accidentally contain portions of f379 from SE k110 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q890 F51 2009-08-13 q890 (pottery) sits in f377 (lens) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 A21 2009-08-16 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D1 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D3 2009-08-17 r1122 (38692 51240 - 8604 / Relay location: NE corner q892) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
q892 D13 2009-08-16 m6227 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D16 2009-08-16 144 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D20 2009-08-16 r1122 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D21 2009-08-16 160W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D21 2009-08-16 170S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D22 2009-08-16 55 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D23 2009-08-16 30 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 D99 2009-08-16 This q-lot is triangular [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q892 F51 2009-08-16 q892 (bones, pottery) sits in f383 (fill in primary context) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 A21 2009-08-17 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D3 2009-08-17 r1131 (42169 50444 - 8775 / Relay location: NE corner q894) [Input: T820CJCR.j]
q894 D13 2009-08-17 m6223 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D20 2009-08-17 r1131 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D21 2009-08-17 160S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D21 2009-08-17 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D22 2009-08-17 82 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D23 2009-08-17 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 D99 2009-08-17 Removal of what remained of f292 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q894 F51 2009-08-17 q894 (bones, pottery) sits in f292 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 A21 2009-08-17 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D13 2009-08-17 m6227 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D20 2009-08-17 r1122 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D21 2009-08-17 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D21 2009-08-17 60S [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D22 2009-08-17 20 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D23 2009-08-17 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 D99 2009-08-17 This q-lot is triangular [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q895 F51 2009-08-17 q895 (bones, pottery) sits in f385 (accumulation) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 A21 2009-08-17 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D1 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D13 2009-08-17 m6242 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D16 2009-08-17 140 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D20 2009-08-17 r1136 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D21 2009-08-17 180N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D21 2009-08-17 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D22 2009-08-17 97 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D23 2009-08-17 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 D99 2009-08-17 removal of sherd pavement [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q896 F51 2009-08-17 q896 (bones, pottery) sits in f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 A21 2009-08-18 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D1 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D13 2009-08-18 m6242 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D16 2009-08-18 140 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D20 2009-08-18 r1136 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D21 2009-08-18 180N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D21 2009-08-18 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D22 2009-08-18 97 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D23 2009-08-18 5 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 D99 2009-08-18 continued removal of sherd pavement [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q897 F51 2009-08-18 q897 (bones, pottery) sits in f386 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 A21 2009-08-18 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D1 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D13 2009-08-18 m6242 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D16 2009-08-18 141 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D20 2009-08-18 r1136 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D21 2009-08-18 180N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D21 2009-08-18 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D22 2009-08-18 78 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D23 2009-08-18 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 D99 2009-08-18 removal of pebble and sherd floor [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q899 F51 2009-08-18 q899 (bones, pottery) sits in f388 (pavement, type c) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 A21 2009-08-18 bones, pottery [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D1 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D13 2009-08-18 m6242 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D16 2009-08-18 160 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D20 2009-08-18 r1136 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D21 2009-08-18 180N [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D21 2009-08-18 195W [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D22 2009-08-18 91 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D23 2009-08-18 10 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 D99 2009-08-18 removal of subfloor of f388, exposing f390 [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q900 F51 2009-08-18 q900 (bones, pottery) sits in f389 (accumulation C) [Input: T826CJC2.j]
q901 B11 2009-09-02 This q-lot encompasses all the q-items collected during the construction of the cement staircase in south J2. There are no pottery lots associated [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901 C6 2009-09-02 Information was originally recorded about the different levels of excavation in k106 during the construction of the cement staircase but it was lost. All the q-items have therefore been reassigned to q901. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901 D1 2009-09-02 k106 [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q902 A21 2010-08-19 pottery [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 C6 2010-08-19 This q-lot was assigned after it was realized that q864 was used for both f363 and f362. This qlot was assigned to those sherds that came from f362. [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 C33 2010-08-19 Because this q-lot was assigned post-excavation it does not have a relay. It is simply assigned to f362. [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D1 2010-08-19 k5 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D13 2010-08-19 m6151 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D16 2010-08-19 144 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D22 2010-08-19 156 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D23 2010-08-19 5 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 D99 2010-08-19 Removal of f362 in SE corner of k5 [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q902 F51 2010-08-19 q902 (pottery) sits in f362 (pavement, type c) [Input: TX6HQ.j]
q1.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2776 J2q1.1 T826 dM ca f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q1.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2593 J2q1.2 T804 dM se f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q9.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2618 J2q9.2 U824 dM ls f3.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q15.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2477 J2q15.1 U823 dM la.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q17.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2541 J2q17.1 U824 dM f54.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q19.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2553 J2q19.1 U824 dM f8.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q20.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2220 J2q20.2 U824 dM ca f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q29.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2755 J2q29.1 T822 dM kw f12.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q34.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2239 J2q34.1 U824 dM la f16.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q34.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2679 J2q34.2 U824 dM f16.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q41.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2657 J2q41.1 U824 dM f19.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q54.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2492 J2q54.1 U824 dM kw f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q54.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2724 J2q54.2 U825 dM f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q54.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2624 J2q54.3 U824 dM sp f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q54.3 B11 2010-09-04 This object is clearly a stone but it retains the shape of a clam shell. It is unclear if it is simply an unusually shpaed stone or if it is actually a fossilized shell. It appears to retain some of the shape where the two shells that form a clam join. [Input: O713MH2.j]
q54.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2584 J2q54.5 U825 dM f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q54.6 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2642 J2q54.6 U824 dM kw f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q57.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2627 J2q57.1 U824 dM ls f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q62.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2382 J2q62.1 U823 dM fg f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q66.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2639 J2q66.2 U824 dM f25.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q72.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2888 J2q72.1 U904 dM f33.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q73.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2726 J2q73.1 U825 dM f34.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q87.2 K5 2010-09-04 black [Input: O713MH2.j]
q87.2 O99 2010-09-04 This q-item was not photographed [Input: O713MH2.j]
q90.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2233 J2q90.1 U824 dM f32.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q104.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2551 J2q104.1 U824 dM gr f44.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q104.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2501 J2q104.2 U824 dM f44.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q104.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2565 J2q104.3 U824 dM gr f44.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q106.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2547 J2q106.1 U824 dM gr f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q106.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2537 J2q106.2 U824 dM gr f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q106.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2529 J2q106.3 U824 dM gr f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q108.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2731 J2q108.2 U825 dM f44.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q108.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2218 J2q108.3 U824 dM f49.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q112.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2535 J2q112.1 U824 dM la f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q112.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2533 J2q112.2 U824 dM gr f33.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q112.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2549 J2q112.3 U824 dM la f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q112.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2561 J2q112.4 U824 dM gr f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q112.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2555 J2q112.5 U824 dM gr f46.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q114.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2571 J2q114.1 U624 dM kw f51.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q114.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2496 J2q114.2 U824 dM f51.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q119.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2563 J2q119.1 U824 dM gr f56.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q120.1 K4 2015-06-08 strainer [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q122.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2501 J2q122.1 T727 dM la.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q123.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2227 J2q123.1 U824 dM la f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q123.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2824 J2q123.2 T908 dM f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q123.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2838 J2q123.4 U823 dM kw f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q123.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2822 J2q123.5 U823 dM kw f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q123.6 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2592 J2q123.6 U825 dM la f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q125.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2868 J2q125.1 U823 dM kw f49.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q127.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2733 J2q127.1 U825 dM la f59.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q127.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2636 J2q127.2 U824 dM kw f59.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q127.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2557 J2q127.3 U824 dM la f59.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q128.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2371 J2q128.1 U823 dM kw f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q131.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2237 J2q131.1 U824 dM la f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q131.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2515 J2q131.2 U824 dM kw f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q131.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2333 J2q131.3 U824 dM la.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q133.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2832 J2q133.1 U823 dM f35.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q136.1 B10 2010-11-16 ceramic vessel [Input: U912BS.j]
q136.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2559 J2q136.2 U824 dM la f61.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q138.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2573 J2q138.1 U624 dM cl f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q139.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2812 J2q139.2 T907 dM fg.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q141.1 A20 2010-11-16 lithic artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q141.1 B10 2010-11-16 unknown [Input: U912BS.j]
q141.1 B11 2011-08-26 Unknown stone artifact, could not be located in 2010 to be described. [Input: U906YM.j]
q143.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2369 J2q143.1 U823 dM fg f57.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q150.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2585 J2q150.1 U825 dM f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q151.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2578 J2q151.1 U825 dM f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q152.3 C10 2010-11-16 Although this q-item is third in the sequence it appears that q152.1 and q152.3 were never assigned. This q-item will not be renumbered although it appears out of sequence. [Input: U912BS.j]
q152.3 O99 2010-09-02 This q-item will not be photographed [Input: Q819MNH.j]
q153.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2793 J2q153.1 T829 dM fg.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q161.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2621 J2q161.1 U824 dM f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q163.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2539 J2q163.2 U824 dM la f65.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q164.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2441 J2q164.1 U828 dM la f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q166.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2881 J2q166.1 U823 dM kw f63.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q167.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2676 J2q167.1 U824 dM la f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q167.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2531 J2q167.2 U824 dM la f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q172.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2582 J2q172.1 U825 dM la f66.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q172.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2590 J2q172.2 U825 dM la f66.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q172.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2651 J2q172.3 U824 dM la f66.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q174.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0398 J2q174.1 O902 dia ca f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q178.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0391 J2q178.1 O902 dia ca f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q178.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2841 J2q178.2 U823 dM kw f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q178.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2645 J2q178.3 U824 dM f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q179.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2648 J2q179.1 U824 dM f63.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q182.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0410 J2q182.1 O902 dia la f64.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q183.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0403 J2q183.1 O902 dia la f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q183.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2229 J2q183.2 U824 dM la f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q183.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2884 J2q183.3 U823 dM f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q185.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2885 J2q185.1 U904 dM f68.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q186.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2655 J2q186.1 T805 dM fg f65.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q188.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0427 J2q188.1 O902 dia bd f65.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q191.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2544 J2q191.1 U824 dM cv f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q191.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2730 J2q191.2 U825 dM la f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q194.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2337 J2q194.1 U824 dM la f67.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q202.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2580 J2q202.1 U825 dM la f62.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q206.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2807 J2q206.2 T907 dM ca.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q206.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0314 J2q206.3 O731 gg.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q207.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0436 J2q207.2 O902 dia la f65.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q209.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2339 J2q209.1 U824 dM la f77.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q209.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2630 J2q209.2 U824 dM uk f83.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q211.1 A98 2010-08-22 This q-item tag was misread as q211.9 but it is actually q211.1 [Input: O824WO.j]
q212.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0433 J2q212.1 O902 dia ca f79.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q227.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2610 J2q227.1 T804 dM la f83.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q227.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2650 J2q227.3 T805 dM kw f83.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q229.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2753 J2q229.1 T822 dM kw f81.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q229.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2751 J2q229.2 T822 dM kw f81.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q234.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2637 J2q234.1 T805 dM la f77.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q235.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2620 J2q235.1 T804 dM la f8.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q235.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2668 J2q235.2 T805 dM la f78.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q235.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2643 J2q235.4 T805 dM la f78.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q236.1 A20 2010-11-16 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q236.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2569 J2q236.1 U624 dM f87.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q236.1 B10 2010-11-16 flake [Input: U920BS.j]
q236.2 B11 2011-08-26 Flint blade [Input: U906YM.j]
q236.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2716 J2q236.3 T816 dM la f87.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q238.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0401 J2q238.3 O902 dia kw f97.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q239.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2680 J2q239.1 T808 dM wh f88.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q245.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2674 J2q245.1 T808 dM la f91.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q245.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2623 J2q245.2 T804 dM cl f91.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q245.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2618 J2q245.3 T804 dM ca f91.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q249.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0430 J2q249.1 O902 dia la f32.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q251.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0423 J2q251.1 O902 dia la f79.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q252.2 B10 2010-11-15 kiln waste [Input: U912BS.j]
q252.2 B11 2011-08-26 Kiln waste [Input: U906YM.j]
q253.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0389 J2q253.1 O902 dia ca f94.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q254.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0417 J2q254.1 O902 dia bd f1.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q257.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2626 J2q257.3 T804 dM fg f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q257.3 C10 2010-11-15 Although there is no q257.1 or q257.2, this item was labeled q257.3 and it has been left that way rather than attempt to renumber it for the sake of the numerical sequence. [Input: U912BS.j]
q258.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0395 J2q258.1 O902 dia la f94.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q266.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0406 J2q266.1 O902 dia bd f95.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q282.1 A20 2010-11-16 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q282.1 B10 2010-11-16 core [Input: U920BS.j]
q282.1 B11 2011-08-26 Stone artifact. Field logs indicate it is a flint core. [Input: U906YM.j]
q291.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0326 J2q291.2 O901 dia sm f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q291.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0323 J2q291.3 O901 dia la f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q291.4 A20 2010-11-16 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q291.4 B10 2010-11-16 debitage [Input: U920BS.j]
q291.4 B11 2011-08-26 Stone artifact. Field logs indicate it is a flint flake. [Input: U906YM.j]
q292.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0377 J2q292.1 O901 dia kw f105.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q294.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0346 J2q294.1 O901 dia bd f107.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q298.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0334 J2q298.1 O901 dia la f106.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q299.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0349 J2q299.1 O901 dia fg f112.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q300.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2457 J2q300.1 U823 dM bd f113.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q301.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0337 J2q301.1 O901 dia la f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q301.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0328 J2q301.2 O901 dia la f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q301.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0357 J2q301.3 O901 dia kw f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q301.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0379 J2q301.4 O901 dia fg f185.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q302.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0359 J2q302.1 O901 dia kw f105.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q304.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0383 J2q304.1 O902 dia sh f106.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q304.3 B10 2010-11-15 brick [Input: U912BS.j]
q304.3 B11 2011-08-26 According to field log this item is a brick. [Input: U906YM.j]
q305.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0343 J2q305.1 O901 dia kw f103.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q307.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0340 J2q307.1 O901 dia la f107.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q311.1 O99 2010-09-04 This q-item will not be photographed [Input: O826WO.j]
q314.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2254 J2q314.1 U810 dM ca f117.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q314.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0331 J2q314.2 O901 dia fg f117.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q314.3 O99 2010-08-22 This q-item will not be photographed [Input: O824WO.j]
q319.6 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0414 J2q319.6 O902 dia la f111.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q328.2 A20 2010-09-05 lithic artifact [Input: O802AP3.j]
q328.2 B10 2010-09-05 specimen [Input: O802AP3.j]
q328.2 B11 2010-09-05 Field records indicate this item is a piece of quartz [Input: O802AP3.j]
q328.2 P99 2010-09-05 This qitem could not be located in 2010 to be redescribed. The storage information has been lost. [Input: O802AP3.j]
q331.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V17d0361 J2q331.1 O901 dia la f107.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q335.1 B10 2010-09-05 clay lump [Input: U821CJC.j]
q335.1 B11 2010-09-05 Field records indicated this item is a clay lump. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q335.1 P99 2010-09-05 This q-item can not be located in 2010 to be redescribed. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q342.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2658 J2q342.1 T805 dM wh f116.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q348.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2683 J2q348.1 T808 dM la f49.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q351.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2605 J2q351.1 T804 dM cl f105.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q351.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2648 J2q351.2 T805 dM kw f105.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q353.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2689 J2q353.1 T808 dM la f117.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q354.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2746 J2q354.1 T822 dM la f125 socket.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q360.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2615 J2q360.1 T804 dM fg f121.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q362.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2665 J2q362.1 T805 dM la f121.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q363.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2712 J2q363.1 T816 dM la f122.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q364.1 O99 2005-08-02 This q-item will not be phtographed [Input: P803AL4.j]
q365.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2550 J2q365.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q365.2 B10 2010-09-05 chariot model [Input: T911SH.j]
q365.2 B11 2010-09-05 This is the front piece of a chariot or cart. The sides are complete but the top and the back are broken. A hole is pierced through the front, possibly to attach a string to pull the cart. [Input: T911SH.j]
q367.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2835 J2q367.1 U823 dM f139.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q368.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2860 J2q368.1 Tx05 dM shell f140.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q370.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2031 J2q370.1 U816 dM la f139.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q370.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2312 J2q370.3 U818 dM la f139.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q370.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2261 J2q370.4 U818 dM la f139.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q371.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1074 J2q371.1 Q923 dM cl f138.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q373.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2303 J2q373.2 U818 dM f140.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q373.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2695 J2q373.3 T813 dM cv f40.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q373.3 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Chaff Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q373.3 K99 2015-06-08 body sherd [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q373.3 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q373.3 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 K4 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q374.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2347 J2q374.1 U821 dM f138.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q374.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2525 J2q374.2 U824 dM kw f138.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q375.2 O99 2010-09-01 This q-item will not be photographed [Input: P803AL4.j]
q376.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2742 J2q376.2 U825 dM f138.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q377.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2670 J2q377.1 U824 dM kw f141.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q377.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2028 J2q377.2 U816 dM sl f141.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q377.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2282 J2q377.3 U818 dM kw f141.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q381.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2297 J2q381.1 U818 dM la f145.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q385.1 A20 2010-09-05 lithic artifact [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2543 J2q385.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q385.1 B10 2010-09-05 stamp seal [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.1 B11 2010-09-05 Conically shaped stamp seal. The design is concentric circles. Similar items are also made in clay (see q1.2). [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.1 C30 2010-09-05 This q-item was sent to the museum before being described. The description here is from the photographs. [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.1 K3 2010-09-05 lithic [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.1 K5 2010-09-05 gray [Input: U821CJC.j]
q385.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1107 J2q385.2 Q828 dM fg f143.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q389.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2306 J2q389.1 U818 dM cl f145.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q389.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2318 J2q389.2 U818 dM la f145.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q391.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2469 J2q391.1 U823 dM la f149.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q391.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2376 J2q391.3 U823 dM bd f149.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q392.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2462 J2q392.1 U823 dM wh f149.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q392.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2575 J2q392.3 U825 dM fg f149.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q393.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2070 J2q393.1 U816 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q393.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2374 J2q393.2 U823 dM kw f150.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q394.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2567 J2q394.1 U824 dM gr f150.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q396.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2384 J2q396.1 U823 dM f146.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2315 J2q400.1 U818 dM la f89.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2379 J2q400.2 U823 dM cl f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2087 J2q400.4 U816 dM f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2350 J2q400.5 U821 dM f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.7 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2728 J2q400.7 U825 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.8 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1065 J2q400.8 Q829 dM bd f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q400.9 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2090 J2q400.9 U816 dM f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q402.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2288 J2q402.1 U818 dM la f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q405.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2294 J2q405.1 U818 dM la f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q405.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2046 J2q405.2 U816 dM la f152.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q406.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2521 J2q406.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q406.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2431 J2q406.2 U828 dM gr f155.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q407.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2526 J2q407.1 T729 dM token f156.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q407.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2772 J2q407.2 T826 dM fg f156.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q407.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2064 J2q407.3 U816 dM cl f156.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q407.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2327 J2q407.4 U818 dM f156.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q411.1 B10 2010-11-15 soil [Input: U819JS.j]
q411.1 B11 2011-08-26 According to field log it is a soil sample [Input: U906YM.j]
q411.1 C30 2011-08-26 This q-item was untraceable using the master storage lists but it was probably sent to the soil lab for analysis. [Input: U906YM.j]
q411.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2059 J2q411.2 U816 dM cl f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q414.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2509 J2q414.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q415.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2301 J2q415.1 U818 dM cv f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q415.1 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q415.1 K99 2015-06-08 stripes, body sherds [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q415.1 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q415.1 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 K4 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q415.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2536 J2q415.3 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q415.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2756 J2q415.4 U825 dM kw f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q415.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2498 J2q415.5 U824 dM kw f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q415.7 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2697 J2q415.7 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q420.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2615 J2q420.1 U824 dM kw f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q420.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2008 J2q420.2 U810 dM f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q420.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2740 J2q420.3 U825 dM bk f159.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q422.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2005 J2q422.1 U810 dM f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q422.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2067 J2q422.2 U810 dM f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q422.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2429 J2q422.3 U828 dM kw f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q422.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2001 J2q422.4 U810 dM f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q423.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2529 J2q423.1 P825 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q423.1 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q423.1 K4 2015-06-08 cup [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q423.1 K99 2015-06-08 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. [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q423.1 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q423.1 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M22 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q424.1 O99 2010-09-01 This q-item will not be photographed [Input: P821SC2.j]
q424.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2330 J2q424.2 U816 dM f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q426.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2513 J2q426.1 U824 dM kw f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q426.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2062 J2q426.3 U816 dM f158.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q426.3 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q426.3 K4 2015-06-08 cup [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q426.3 K99 2015-06-08 white on black paint [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q426.3 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q426.3 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M6 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q426.3 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 rim: simple [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q427.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1036 J2q427.1 Q829 dM cv f162 .jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q428.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2489 J2q428.1 U823 dM f162.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q435.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2348 J2q435.1 U821 dM f162.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q435.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2666 J2q435.3 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q435.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2774 J2q435.4 T826 dM cv f162 decorated.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q435.4 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.4 K99 2015-06-08 Dark amorphous design painted on body sherd [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.4 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.4 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M22 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2663 J2q435.5 T805 dM cv f162.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q435.5 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.5 K99 2015-06-08 Red triangles painted on body sherd [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.5 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.5 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M17 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q435.6 B10 2010-11-14 clay lump [Input: U920BS.j]
q435.6 B11 2011-08-26 clay lump [Input: U906YM.j]
q437.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2483 J2q437.1 U823 dM kw f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q437.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d7059 J2q437.2 P831 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q439.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d7054 J2q439.1 P831 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q443.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2014 J2q443.1 U816 dM f140.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q443.1 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Chaff Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q443.1 K99 2015-06-08 dark paint on light, body sherd [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q443.1 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q443.1 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M17 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q444.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2674 J2q444.1 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q455.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2455 J2q455.1 U823 dM cl f171.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q459.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1061 J2q459.1 Q828 dM wh f174 .jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q463.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2693 J2q463.1 p901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q464.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1062 J2q464.1 Q828 dM wh f174.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q464.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2565 J2q464.2 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q467.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2527 J2q467.1 U824 dM kw f177.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q488.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2415 J2q488.1 U828 dM kw f178.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q490.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2571 J2q490.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q497.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2856 J2q497.1 U823 dM fg f181.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q498.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2273 J2q498.2 U818 dM cl f179.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q499.1 B10 2010-11-14 figurine [Input: U809JS.j]
q499.1 B11 2011-08-26 Body of animal figurine [Input: U906YM.j]
q499.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2677 J2q499.2 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q500.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2738 J2q500.1 U825 dM f168.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q501.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2507 J2q501.1 U824 dM gr f181.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q502.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2373 J2q502.1 U823 dM f162.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q502.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2670 J2q502.2 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q503.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2264 J2q503.1 U818 dM la f187.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q503.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2291 J2q503.2 U818 dM f187.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q508.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2093 J2q508.3 U816 dM f187.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q511.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2680 J2q511.1 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q511.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2623 J2q511.2 P903 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q514.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2486 J2q514.1 U823 dM fg f168.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q516.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2610 J2q516.1 P903 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q516.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d7068 J2q516.2 P831 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q518.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2363 J2q518.1 U821 dM f193.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q519.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2084 J2q519.2 U816 dM bk f194.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q519.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2511 J2q519.3 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q520.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2578 J2q520.1 P831 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q521.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2586 J2q521.1 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q522.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2686 J2q522.2 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q523.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2351 J2q523.1 U821 dM f195.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q525.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2353 J2q525.1 U821 dM cl f196.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q525.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2595 J2q525.2 P823 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q526.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2845 J2q526.1 T908 dM cl f162.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q535.2 A20 2010-11-12 clay artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q535.2 B10 2010-11-12 pipe [Input: U912BS.j]
q535.2 B11 2011-08-26 According to field log item is an Ottoman pipe head. [Input: U906YM.j]
q538.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2689 J2q538.1 P901 dM.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q539.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2673 J2q539.2 U824 dM la f202.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q539.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2599 J2q539.4 P822 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q540.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2859 J2q540.1 U823 dM fg f188.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q542.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2205 J2q542.1 U809 dM kw f203.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q545.2 A20 2010-11-12 lithic artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q545.2 B10 2010-11-12 flake [Input: U912BS.j]
q545.2 B11 2011-08-26 Obsidian flake [Input: U906YM.j]
q545.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2616 J2q545.3 P903 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q546.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2449 J2q546.1 U828 dM gr f204.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q548.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2443 J2q548.1 U828 dM gr f208.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q550.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1077 J2q550.1 Q923 dM cl f256.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q551.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V23d2424 J2q551.2 U828 dM gr f210.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q554.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1087 J2q554.1 Q828 dM la f209.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q554.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V19e1132 J2q554.2 Q828 dM f209 ca.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q557.1 B10 2010-11-12 clay lump [Input: U912BS.j]
q557.1 B11 2011-08-26 Clay lump [Input: U906YM.j]
q565.1 B10 2010-11-12 blade [Input: U912BS.j]
q565.1 B11 2011-08-26 Blade [Input: U906YM.j]
q565.2 A20 2010-11-12 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.2 B10 2010-11-12 flake [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.2 B11 2011-08-26 Obsidian flake [Input: U906YM.j]
q565.3 A20 2010-11-12 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.3 B10 2010-11-12 flake [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.3 B11 2010-11-12 Obsidian flake [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.3 C30 2010-11-12 This q-item could not be located in 2010 to be described. One photograph exists and so it was described from the photograph, as a result there are no measurements. [Input: U920BS.j]
q565.3 K3 2010-11-12 obsidian [Input: U920BS.j]
q571.1 A20 2010-11-12 clay artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q571.1 B10 2010-11-12 unknown [Input: U920BS.j]
q571.1 B11 2011-08-26 Unidentified clay object [Input: U906YM.j]
q573.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2835 J2q573.1 T908 dM ca f202.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q575.2 A20 2010-11-12 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q575.2 B10 2010-11-12 flake [Input: U920BS.j]
q575.2 B11 2011-08-26 Lithic flake [Input: U906YM.j]
q581.1 A20 2010-11-12 clay artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q581.1 B10 2010-11-12 unknown [Input: U920BS.j]
q581.1 B11 2011-08-26 Unidentified clay object [Input: U906YM.j]
q608.1 B10 2010-11-12 wheel [Input: U920BS.j]
q608.1 B11 2011-08-26 Clay wheel [Input: U906YM.j]
q612.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2521 J2q612.1 T729 dM fg f220.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q626.1 B10 2010-11-12 blade [Input: U912BS.j]
q626.1 B11 2010-11-12 Flint blade with trapezoidal shape in section, reworked with chipped edges on both sides and towards the end it is worked inwards, perhaps so it could be attached to a stick as an arrowhead or other tool. [Input: U912BS.j]
q626.1 C33 2010-11-12 This q-item was described and the description was lost. It is described here from the photograhps. [Input: U912BS.j]
q627.1 C30 2010-11-12 Originally two artifacts were assigned this number. When the problem was discovered in 2010 the clay artifact was renumbered as q627.2 [Input: U912BS.j]
q627.2 A98 2010-11-12 This q-item has been renumbered q672.2 from q672.1 in the UGR only as of today. In 2011 it should be renumbered q672.2 on its tags and in storage. [Input: U912BS.j]
q627.2 B11 2011-08-26 Figurine [Input: U906YM.j]
q627.2 C30 2010-11-12 Originally two artifacts were assigned to q627.1. When the problem was discovered in 2010 the clay artifact was renumbered as q627.2. [Input: U912BS.j]
q631.2 A20 2010-11-12 lithic artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q631.2 B10 2010-11-12 unknown [Input: U912BS.j]
q631.2 B11 2011-08-26 Unidentified lithic artifact [Input: U906YM.j]
q632.1 A20 2009-09-02 clay artifact [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 B10 2009-09-02 unknown [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 B11 2009-09-02 fragment of an unknown clay object. One side is flat and the other side has a ridge that divides it. [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 J1 2009-09-02 2.1 [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 J2 2009-09-02 3.7 [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 J3 2009-09-02 2.8 [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 K5 2009-09-02 very pale brown [Input: T902CJC.j]
q632.1 K6 2009-09-02 10YR8/2 [Input: T902CJC.j]
q641.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2530 J2q641.1 T729 dM fg f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q643.1 B11 2009-08-30 Unknown clay artifact, clearly burned. It has a flat base and 2 sides rising up to form a corner. The inside is smooth and one of the breaks has also been smoothed. It has small pebble inclusions. [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q645.1 A20 2010-11-12 clay artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q645.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2658 J2q645.1 P904 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q645.1 B10 2010-11-12 seal [Input: U912BS.j]
q645.1 B11 2010-11-12 Conical stamp seal with floral pattern on stamp portion. The center of the flower is indented to produce a raised center when stamped. [Input: U912BS.j]
q645.1 C33 2010-11-12 This object was never described or measured except in the field. It has been described here based on the photographs. [Input: U912BS.j]
q656.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2850 J2q656.1 T908 dM ca f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q656.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2533 J2q656.3 T729 dM fg f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q657.7 B10 2009-09-02 chariot model [Input: T902CJC.j]
q657.7 B11 2009-09-02 Front piece of a chariot model. One side is smooth and at the base you can see where the axle would have gone through but it is broken now. The other side is not as smooth and is broken at the bottom where it flares out. It is a pale brown color with visible chaff marks on the surface. It is broken on both ends. [Input: T902CJC.j]
q657.8 A20 2010-09-05 clay artifact [Input: T911SH.j]
q657.8 B10 2010-09-05 ceramic vessel [Input: T911SH.j]
q657.8 B11 2010-09-05 Base of a jar [Input: T911SH.j]
q657.8 C10 2015-06-08 Description of shape and decoration added based on drawing. [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q657.8 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 1 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q657.8 ZcaD2 2015-06-08 M3 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q657.8 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 base: ring [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q657.8 P99 2010-09-05 Taken by mKB to be drawn by ceramic drafter. [Input: T911SH.j]
q659.5 A20 2010-11-10 lithic artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q659.5 B10 2010-11-10 unknown [Input: U912BS.j]
q659.5 B11 2011-08-26 Unidentified lithic artifact [Input: U906YM.j]
q667.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2702 J2q667.2 T813 dM ca f256.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q670.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2555 J2q670.3 T804 dM wh.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q682.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2588 J2q682.2 T804 dM wh f193.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q686.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2549 J2q686.1 T804 dM ca f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q688.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2645 J2q688.1 T805 dM ca f164.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q691.2 C33 2010-11-10 This q-item is listed in storage but has apparently never been described. It should be described in 2011. [Input: U912BS.j]
q691.2 P99 2010-11-10 ZSB 16-77 [Input: U912BS.j]
q700.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2628 J2q700.2 T805 dM wh f193.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q708.1 B10 2009-09-02 figurine [Input: T902CJC.j]
q708.1 B11 2009-09-02 Head of an animal figurine, probably a horse head. There are two holes, one on each side, probably indicating the eyes. The end that is not broken preserves a nose with flaring nostrils. There is a ridge running along the top. Light brown color. [Input: T902CJC.j]
q714.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2660 J2q714.2 T805 dM la f273.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q720.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2710 J2q720.1 T816 dM la f279.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q721.1 A20 2010-11-11 lithic artifact [Input: U920BS.j]
q721.1 B10 2010-11-11 unknown [Input: U920BS.j]
q721.1 B11 2011-08-26 Stone specimen [Input: U906YM.j]
q737.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2699 J2q737.1 T813 dm la f290.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q744.1 B10 2010-11-11 ceramic vessel [Input: U920BS.j]
q744.1 B11 2011-08-26 Ceramic sherds [Input: U906YM.j]
q752.2 B10 2010-11-11 sample [Input: U920BS.j]
q752.2 B11 2011-08-26 According to q-item field log this item was a sample [Input: U906YM.j]
q760.2 B10 2010-11-11 sh [Input: U920BS.j]
q760.2 B11 2011-08-26 According to field logs this item is a shell specimen. [Input: U906YM.j]
q765.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2721 J2q765.2 T816 dM cv f305.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q769.1 C33 2010-11-10 Because there is a q769.2 we assume there is a q769.1 in the sequence although it is possible that this number was never used. [Input: U912BS.j]
q788.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V18d2640 J2q788.2 P911 gG.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q788.3 A98 2010-11-11 This q-item was originally labeled q788.2 but two items were assigned that number by accident. q788.2 has been sent to the museum so I have changed the label of the brick sample to q788.3. It has not been relabeled in storage yet and should be relabeled in 2011. [Input: U920BS.j]
q798.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2565 J2q798.1 T804 dM wh f314.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q820.1 A20 2010-11-10 clay artifact [Input: U912BS.j]
q820.1 B10 2010-11-10 unknown [Input: U912BS.j]
q820.1 B11 2010-11-10 This artifact is a flat clay object with a thin point extruding from one end. [Input: U912BS.j]
q822.1 B11 2011-08-26 Obsidian fragment [Input: U906YM.j]
q830.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2678 J2q830.1 T808 dM la f335.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q830.1 BA1 2009-07-21 blade [Input: T823SH.j]
q830.1 BA6 2009-07-21 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q830.1 BA8 2009-07-21 bl [Input: T823SH.j]
q830.1 BA9 2009-07-21 broken obsedian blade [Input: T823SH.j]
q832.1 A20 2010-11-10 lithic artifact [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.1 B10 2010-11-10 core [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.1 B11 2011-08-26 Small flint core. Lost in the field. [Input: U906YM.j]
q832.1 C6 2009-07-22 This q-item was lost in the field. The bag blew away and the item fell out. It was a small flint core. [Input: T722CJC.j]
q832.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2538 J2q832.2 T801 dM house f337.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q832.2 B11 2009-08-27 Rectangular clay object with a thinner rectangle attached to one side. The back side is smooth and the edges form a small lip. The interior is reddish and the outside is a yellow gray color. Both sides of the rectangular protrusion have an intentional large hole that are at the same place on either side but do not meet in the middle. Where the rectangular protrusion is attached the edges were smoothed, apparently with a finger. The object is broken at both the top and the bottom and in half of one side, suggesting that it originally formed a corner that is not preserved. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2504 J2q832.3 T729 dM house f337.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q832.3 B11 2009-08-27 Unknown clay artifact. The main portion is composed of a relatively flat thick piece of clay in a square shape. Attached is a rectangular protrusion that probably originally had a "T" shape but is now broken. On either side of the "T" in the base are holes that go all the way through the base. In the middle of the T there is a hole that does not penetrate the object. The back is not worked but it is relatively flat, possibly suggesting this was a plaque. The surfaces are not smoothed and seem to be made quickly. There are some shallow incisions on the base but they do not seem to be purposeful. Similar to q832.4 and q832.5 [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2516 J2q832.4 T729 dM house f337.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q832.4 B11 2009-08-27 L-shaped clay artifact. It is of baked clay and it has four ridges on it in the upper portion and 2 ridges on the lower half of the "L". There are small holes in the middle two ridges of the upper portion and a larger hold in the lower portion. It has a reddish color. The back is uneven but apparently finished. fAB suggested that it is similar to some house models although the back suggests that it may be more like a plaque. It is broken in several places. Some of the squared ridges appear to have been added as appliqué based on the scoring that can be seen in the joins where the object is broken. It is not well finished and has many unsmoothed marks from when it was formed. Possibly from the same object as q832.5 and q832.3 [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2511 J2q832.5 T729 dM house f337.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q832.5 B11 2009-08-27 Flat piece of baked clay with a long rectangular piece of clay attached to its flat surface. It is apparent that the rectangular portion was attached to the flat piece as some scoring can be seen where the object is broken and the flat back piece has detached from the rectangle. Where the rectangle joins the flat piece it has been smoothed while the clay was still wet and the groove is about the size of a finger. The back of the object is not flat and has some impressions in it. The back also appears to be broken along the side without the impressions. One side is preserved completely and the other is broken. The core of the object is gray and the outside is reddish. fAB suggested it may be part of a house model. Similar to q832.4 and q832.2 [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q832.12 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.12 K99 2015-06-08 Possibly part of a cart model. Incised horizontal V-shaped pattern. [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.12 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 2 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.12 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 rim: rounded [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.14 K3 2015-06-08 Fine Red Orange Calcite Temper Ware [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.14 K99 2015-06-08 Possibly part of a cart model. Incised V-shaped pattern. [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.14 ZcaD1 2015-06-08 2 [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q832.15 ZcaS4 2015-06-08 base: ring [Input: ZA608CJC.j]
q833.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2598 J2q833.1 T804 dM sh f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q833.1 K10 2009-08-25 This shell was broken during processing. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q833.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2635 J2q833.2 T805 dM f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q833.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2596 J2q833.3 T804 dM la f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q833.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2582 J2q833.4 T804 dM la f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q835.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2561 J2q835.1 T804 dM wh f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q835.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2563 J2q835.2 T804 dM wh f338.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q836.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2735 J2q836.1 T822 dM la f340 socket.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q836.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2687 J2q836.2 T808 dM la f340.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q837.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2573 J2q837.1 T804 dM la f341.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q837.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2568 J2q837.2 T804 dM la f341.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q838.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2601 J2q838.1 T804 dM sh f342.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q838.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2685 J2q838.2 T808 dM la f342.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q840.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2708 J2q840.4 T816 dM la f341.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q840.4 BA1 2009-07-26 grinding stone [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA2 2009-07-26 5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA3 2009-07-26 10 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA4 2009-07-26 8 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA6 2009-07-26 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA8 2009-07-26 dark gray [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.4 BA9 2009-07-26 hand grinding stone,kind of t-shaped [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2691 J2q840.5 T813 dM ca f341.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q840.5 BA1 2009-07-26 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA2 2009-07-26 1 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA3 2009-07-26 3 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA4 2009-07-26 1 [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA6 2009-07-26 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA8 2009-07-26 black [Input: T823SH.j]
q840.5 BA9 2009-07-26 long blade stone,possibly shaped [Input: T823SH.j]
q842.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2571 J2q842.1 T804 dM kw f344.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q844.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2585 J2q844.1 T804 dM fg f335.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q844.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2785 J2q844.2 T826 dM sh f335.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q844.2 B11 2009-08-27 Complete half of an oyster shell. It has a smooth shiny interior and a white/yellow exterior. It is unbroken. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q849.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2576 J2q849.1 T804 dM fg f350.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q849.1 BA1 2009-07-28 figurine [Input: T823SH.j]
q849.1 BA6 2009-07-28 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q849.1 BA8 2009-07-28 yellow brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q849.1 BA9 2009-07-28 rear half of animal figurine [Input: T823SH.j]
q850.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2652 J2q850.1 T805 dM la f346.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q850.1 BA1 2009-07-28 grinding stone [Input: T823SH.j]
q850.1 BA6 2009-07-28 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q850.1 BA8 2009-07-28 gray [Input: T823SH.j]
q850.1 BA9 2009-07-28 hand sized grinding stone [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2579 J2q851.1 T804 dM kw f352.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q851.1 BA1 2009-07-28 slag [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA2 2009-07-28 6 [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA3 2009-07-28 8 [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA4 2009-07-28 5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA6 2009-07-28 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA8 2009-07-28 brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q851.1 BA9 2009-07-28 possible peg-style door sealing [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2557 J2q855.1 T804 dM wh f356.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q855.1 BA1 2009-07-30 wheel [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 BA2 2009-07-30 5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 BA4 2009-07-30 2.5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 BA6 2009-07-30 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 BA8 2009-07-30 yellow brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.1 BA9 2009-07-30 complete wheel [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2693 J2q855.2 T813 dM kw f356.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q855.2 BA1 2009-07-30 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA2 2009-07-30 2 [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA3 2009-07-30 1 [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA4 2009-07-30 3 [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA6 2009-07-30 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA8 2009-07-30 black [Input: T823SH.j]
q855.2 BA9 2009-07-30 black kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q856.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2553 J2q856.1 T804 dM kw f355.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q856.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2591 J2q856.2 T804 dM ca f355.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q856.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2631 J2q856.4 T805 dM la f355.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q858.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2671 J2q858.1 T808 dM bd f357.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q858.1 BA1 2009-08-01 bead [Input: T823SH.j]
q858.1 BA2 2009-08-01 1 [Input: T823SH.j]
q858.1 BA6 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q858.1 BA8 2009-08-01 dark brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q858.1 BA9 2009-08-01 small broken bead [Input: T823SH.j]
q858.1 K10 2009-08-01 This q-item was broken in transport from the field. When it was recovered in the field it was an almost complete bead. It is now broken into about 3 pieces. It is very fragile. [Input: T801CJC.j]
q859.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2676 J2q859.1 T808 dM la f357.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q859.1 BA1 2009-08-01 IS [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA2 2009-08-01 4 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA3 2009-08-01 5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA4 2009-08-01 0.5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA6 2009-08-01 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA8 2009-08-01 dark gray [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.1 BA9 2009-08-01 lithic artifact, possibly worked [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2697 J2q859.2 T813 dM kw f357.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q859.2 BA1 2009-08-01 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA2 2009-08-01 1 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA3 2009-08-01 6 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA4 2009-08-01 3 [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA6 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA8 2009-08-01 green [Input: T823SH.j]
q859.2 BA9 2009-08-01 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q861.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2633 J2q861.1 T805 dM kw f357.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q865.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2608 J2q865.1 T804 dM kw f347.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q865.1 BA1 2009-08-01 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA2 2009-08-01 0.7 [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA3 2009-08-01 2.5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA4 2009-08-01 1.7 [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA6 2009-08-01 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA8 2009-08-01 yellow brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q865.1 BA9 2009-08-01 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2724 J2q868.1 T816 dM la f362.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q868.1 BA1 2009-08-01 ob [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 BA2 2009-08-01 0.5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 BA3 2009-08-01 3 [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 BA4 2009-08-01 1.2 [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 BA6 2009-08-01 li [Input: T823SH.j]
q868.1 BA8 2009-08-01 black [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.1 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample from f364 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q871.1 BA1 2009-08-05 sample [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.1 BA6 2009-08-05 soil [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.1 BA8 2009-08-05 brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.1 BA9 2009-08-05 soil sample from f 364,near apron [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.1 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q871.2 B11 2009-08-30 Small black seeds [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q871.2 BA1 2009-08-05 sample [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.2 BA6 2009-08-05 seeds [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.2 BA8 2009-08-05 black [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.2 BA9 2009-08-05 small black seeds from f364 [Input: T823SH.j]
q871.2 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q872.1 B11 2009-08-30 Sherd, probably broken in half with the black part representing the internal portion. It is large and has a chaff temper [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q872.1 BA1 2009-08-05 kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA2 2009-08-05 1.5 [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA3 2009-08-05 9 [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA4 2009-08-05 6 [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA6 2009-08-05 cl [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA8 2009-08-05 brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 BA9 2009-08-05 a large piece of kiln waste [Input: T823SH.j]
q872.1 P99 2009-08-30 Returned to its q-lot [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q873.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2732 J2q873.1 T819 dM stone f365.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q873.1 B11 2009-08-25 Translucent stone, probably quartz. It has a columnar structure. Not worked. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q873.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2734 J2q873.2 T819 dM la f365.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q873.2 B11 2009-08-25 Light colored lithic flake, probably chert. It has a sharp point that appears to be incidental from its initial creation, not secondarily worked. One side is very smooth while the other preserves an edge from the initial flaking. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q873.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2767 J2q873.3 T826 dM kw f365.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q873.3 B11 2009-09-02 smooth dark piece of kiln waste. [Input: T902CJC.j]
q873.4 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample from f365 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q873.4 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q877.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2728 J2q877.1 T819 dM la f356.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q877.1 B11 2009-08-25 Two fragments of obsidian. Unclear if they initially formed one piece. One piece shows secondary chipping of the edges. The other shows no signs of being worked. They are both black. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q878.1 B11 2009-08-30 carbon sample [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q882.1 B11 2009-08-25 carbon sample [Input: T825CJC.j]
q882.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2801 J2q882.2 T907 dM cl f339.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q883.1 B11 2009-08-25 Small portion of a figurine. It is broken on both ends so it is impossible to determine a type or to say what part of the body it may be. It might possibly be a neck of an animal but it is uncertain. The clay item is shaped like a cone with the top and bottom both broken off. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q883.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2738 J2q883.2 T822 dM sh f365.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q883.2 B10 2009-08-25 sh [Input: T825CJC.j]
q883.2 B11 2009-08-25 Small snail shell, completely intact. It is white in color and forms a tiny spiral. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q883.3 B11 2009-08-30 Small black seeds [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q883.3 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q885.1 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample from f375 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q885.1 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q885.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2783 J2q885.2 T826 dM cl f375.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q885.2 B10 2009-08-25 soil [Input: T825CJC.j]
q885.2 B11 2009-08-25 Sample of a piece of plaster from f375, the plaster floor. It is white and soft. It is chalky in texture and crumbles easily. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q886.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2719 J2q886.1 T816 dM kw f365.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q886.1 B11 2009-08-25 Kiln waste with a smooth bulbous projection on one side and a rough broken surface on the other. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q888.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2747 J2q888.2 T822 dM kw f367.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q888.2 B11 2009-08-27 Very large kiln waste, possibly just a piece of burnt clay. It is mostly brown with some greenish areas. It is broken into several smaller pieces. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q889.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2742 J2q889.1 T822 dM kw f359.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q889.1 B11 2009-08-27 Very porous piece of kiln waste. It is a dark green/gray color. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q889.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2757 J2q889.2 T822 dM la f359.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q889.2 B11 2009-08-27 Obsidian flake with visible bulbous percussion. No apparent secondary working. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q889.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2744 J2q889.3 T822 dM kw f359.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q889.3 B11 2009-08-27 Smooth black kiln waste. It has rounded edges except at one end where it appears to be broken. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q889.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2726 J2q889.4 T816 dM la f359.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q889.4 B11 2009-08-25 This is a small black lithic flake. It is black but does not appear to obsidian. It may be a black colored chert. It has a bulbous percussion mark from where it was struck to remove it from the core. The edges do not appear to be secondarily worked. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q889.5 B10 2009-08-30 soil [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q889.5 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample from f359 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q889.5 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q890.1 B11 2009-08-30 Carbon sample, has been touched. [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q890.2 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2740 J2q890.2 T822 dM kw f377.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q890.2 B11 2009-08-27 Extremely friable green piece of kiln waste [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q891.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2749 J2q891.1 T822 dM kw f379.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q891.1 B11 2009-08-27 Very broken pieces of green friable kiln waste [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q891.2 B11 2011-08-26 kiln waste [Input: U906YM.j]
q891.3 B11 2009-08-25 carbon sample [Input: T825CJC.j]
q891.4 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample from f379 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q891.4 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q892.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2765 J2q892.1 T822 dM cl f382.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q892.1 B11 2009-08-25 Piece of burnt clay, black and without impression. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.1 P1 2009-08-25 discarded [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.2 B11 2009-08-30 Untouched carbon sample [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q892.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2763 J2q892.3 T822 dM cl f382.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q892.3 B11 2009-08-25 Clay lump. Thought to possibly have an impression in the field but it is simply a burnt piece of clay. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.3 P1 2009-08-25 discarded [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2761 J2q892.4 T822 dM cl f382.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q892.4 B11 2009-08-25 Piece of burnt clay. Has some organic impressions, probably of no significance. It is black and has rough edges. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.5 A20 2009-08-25 lithic artifact [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.5 B10 2009-08-25 unknown [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.5 B11 2009-08-25 This was thought to possibly be a clay lump in the field but when washed it was a stone. It has been discarded [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.5 P1 2009-08-25 discarded [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.6 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2759 J2q892.6 T822 dM cl f383.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q892.6 B10 2009-08-25 clay lump [Input: T825CJC.j]
q892.6 B11 2009-08-25 Piece of burnt clay. No impression. [Input: T825CJC.j]
q893.1 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q893.1 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q896.1 B11 2009-08-30 Soil sample taken from f386 [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q896.1 BA1 2009-08-16 sample [Input: T823SH.j]
q896.1 BA6 2009-08-16 soil [Input: T823SH.j]
q896.1 BA8 2009-08-16 brown [Input: T823SH.j]
q896.1 BA9 2009-08-16 soil sample from f386 [Input: T823SH.j]
q896.1 P1 2009-08-30 To the natural sciences lab for analysis [Input: T830CJC2.j]
q900.1 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2778 J2q900.1 T826 dM la f389.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q900.1 B11 2009-08-27 Small smooth, black, unworked stone. It is broken on one end and the other forms a rounded tip, almost like a bullet shape. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
q901.1 B11 2009-09-09 Body of an animal figurine. No head or appendages preserved. It has a ridge along its back and the genetalia is preserved. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.1 K90 2009-09-09 This q-item was formerly labeled as q832.1 from level 4 k106 on R806 by lC and was changed to its current number by cJC on T903. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.2 B11 2009-09-09 Unknown pieces of a figurine, t-shaped and broken on all 3 sides. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.2 K90 2009-09-09 This q-item was formerly labeled as q838.1, k106 on R807 by lC and was changed to its current number by cJC on T903. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.3 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2819 J2q901.3 T907 dM stone_bowl fnone.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q901.3 K90 2009-09-09 This item ws formerly q841-p from k106, level 8 recovered by lc on R807 and was reassigned to the current number by cJC on T904. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.4 A35 2014-01-02 L_V22d2640 J2q901.4 T805 dM fg.jpg [Input: Y102CJC.j]
q901.4 K90 2009-09-09 This q-item was formerly labeled as q830.1 from k106 level 2 by lC in MZ20 and was changed to its current number by cJC on T903. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.5 A20 2009-09-09 lithic artifact [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.5 B10 2009-09-09 unknown [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.5 B11 2009-09-09 Round stone artifact with a hole through the top, the edge around the hole is narrower. It is a bale brown stone, probably limestone. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.5 K90 2009-09-09 This q-item was formerly labeled as q842.1, baulk k106 on R811 by lC and was changed to its current number by cJC on T903. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.6 B11 2009-09-09 Half of a door socket with a half of a small round hole, possibly where the door post would go in. It is made of a white brown stone. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q901.6 K90 2009-09-09 This q-item was formerly labeled as q840.2, level 8, k106 on R807 by lC and was changed to its current number by cJC on T903. The excavations relating to the construction of the cement staircase in k106 during MZ20 were excavated using q-lots and levels, but this information was lost in MZ21. The q-lots were then reused in MZ22 and so the k106 items have all been reassigned to q901 in k106. [Input: T902CJC2.j]
q72-p1 B10 2013-09-25 bowl [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q72-p1 B20 2013-09-25 1 [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q72-p1 J3 2013-09-25 20 [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q72-p1 K3 2013-09-25 Fine Pebble Temper Ware [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q72-p1 K4 2013-09-25 bowl [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q206-p1 B10 2015-08-06 xrg [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q206-p1 J4 2015-08-06 9 [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q206-p1 ZcaS4 2015-08-06 base: ring [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q304-p4 K99 2016-06-08 Although this sherd is labeled as f112 it appears that this qlot was mislabeled in the field. Field records indicate there is some confusion over if q304 belongs to f112 or f106. Currently it is assigned to f106. [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q304-p6 K99 2016-06-08 Although this sherd is labeled as f112 it appears that this qlot was mislabeled in the field. Field records indicate there is some confusion over if q304 belongs to f112 or f106. Currently it is assigned to f106. [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q353-p1 B10 2015-08-06 bowl [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q353-p1 B10 2015-08-06 tti [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q353-p1 K4 2015-08-06 bowl [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q353-p1 K99 2015-08-06 interior tab handle [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q353-p1 ZcaS4 2015-08-06 handle: interior tab [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q537-p1 C10 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded for this sherd. The sherd analyzer (hH) recorded a diameter of 20, while the person who drew the sherd recorded a diameter of 13. The small percentage of rim perserved may account for this discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q596-p1 C10 2013-09-25 Two different wares were recorded for this sherd when it was analyzed separately by hH and mKB [Input: X925CJC.j]
q604-p1 A98 2012-10-08 The drawing of this sherd is a combination of q604-p1 and q604-p2. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q604-p2 A98 2012-10-08 This sherd was combined with sherd q604-p1. [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q604-p3 C10 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded for this sherd. The sherd analyzer (hH) recorded a diameter of 38, while the person who drew the sherd recorded a diameter of 24. The small percentage of rim perserved may account for this discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q604-p69 B11 2012-10-08 p69 contains 3 sherds from q604 and 1 from q596 [Input: WX08CJC.j]
q604-p69 B20 2015-03-18 1 [Input: J2ZA608B.j]
q604-p69 K99 2015-03-18 unknown shape. Possibly belongs to portion of an unidentified object. [Input: J2ZA608B.j]
q642-p2 J3 2013-09-25 7 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q642-p6 B10 2013-09-25 bowl [Input: X925CJC.j]
q642-p6 B20 2015-08-26 1 [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q642-p6 J3 2013-09-25 17 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q642-p6 K3 2013-09-25 Wet Smooth Ware [Input: X925CJC.j]
q642-p6 K4 2015-08-26 bowl [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q650-p1 A99 2013-09-25 This sherd was recorded as two different wares by the sherd analysis and on the drawing. Currently this discrepency is unable to be resolved. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q650-p3 J3 2013-09-25 11 [Input: X925CJC.j]
q741-p2 C30 2013-09-25 The original coding of this sherd was not found in the record. This information has been recovered from the drawing. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q741-p2 K99 2015-08-06 Discrepancy between the ware in the record (FC) and on the drawing (WS) [Input: J2ZA609S.j]
q746-p4 A99 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded by the sherd analyzer (hH) and the person who did the drawing. The small percentage preserved of the rim may account for the discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q849-p9 A99 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded by the sherd analyzer (hH) and the person who did the drawing. The small percentage preserved of the rim may account for the discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q881-p2 C10 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded by the sherd analyzer (hH) and the person who did the drawing. The small percentage preserved of the rim may account for the discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q897-p13 C10 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded by the sherd analyzer (hH) and the person who did the drawing. The small percentage preserved of the rim may account for the discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
q900-p1 C10 2013-09-25 Two different diameters were recorded by the sherd analyzer (hH) and the person who did the drawing. The small percentage preserved of the rim may account for the discrepency. [Input: X925CJC.j]
r67 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r72 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r307 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r356 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the log that this number was never used. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r438 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r439 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r440 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r441 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r442 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r443 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r444 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r449 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r476 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r477 C10 2011-01-25 This relay has two sets of measurements. It appears that the second set was added when the first was found to be inaccurate. I have left both measurements shown so to preserve the integrity of the record. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r490 C10 2011-01-25 It appears this relay number was never assigned. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r500 C10 2011-01-25 It appears this relay number was never assigned. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r544 C10 2011-01-25 There are two sets of points given for this relay. I assume that the number was simply used twice and they represent two separate sets of measurements as they appear to be taken on the same day, therefore the second measurements are not likely to be a corrected version of the original. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r747 C10 2011-01-25 It appears this relay number was never assigned. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r770 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r771 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r772 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r773 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r774 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r775 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r776 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r777 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r778 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r779 C10 2011-01-25 It appears from the relay log that numbers r770-779 were inadvertently skipped. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r910 C10 2011-01-25 It appears this relay number was never assigned. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r933 C30 2011-01-25 This relay is missing a marker in the original record and can not be resolved. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r945 D8 2011-01-26 q701 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D4 2011-01-26 39099 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D5 2011-01-26 50330 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D6 2011-01-26 9258 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D9 2011-01-26 SW corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D11 2011-01-26 mm4213 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D12 2011-01-26 mm3968 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D13 2011-01-26 m4084: 9013+410-165 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D14 2011-01-26 87 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D15 2011-01-26 521 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r945 D16 2011-01-26 165 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D8 2011-01-26 f274.1 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D4 2011-01-26 39711 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D5 2011-01-26 49864 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D6 2011-01-26 9137 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D9 2011-01-26 NW corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+20-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D14 2011-01-26 333 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D15 2011-01-26 76 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r946 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r947 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did nor resolve. There was an error in the field measuremnts. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r948 D8 2011-01-26 f274.1 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D4 2011-01-26 39659 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D5 2011-01-26 49895 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D6 2011-01-26 9121 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D9 2011-01-26 SE corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+4-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D14 2011-01-26 389 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D15 2011-01-26 127 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r948 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D8 2011-01-26 f274.1 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D4 2011-01-26 39686 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D5 2011-01-26 49925 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D6 2011-01-26 9134 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D9 2011-01-26 NE corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+17-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D14 2011-01-26 398 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D15 2011-01-26 108 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r949 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D8 2011-01-26 f274.2 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D4 2011-01-26 39578 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D5 2011-01-26 49893 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D6 2011-01-26 9120 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D9 2011-01-26 S corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+3-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D14 2011-01-26 440 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D15 2011-01-26 207 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r950 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D8 2011-01-26 f274.2 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D4 2011-01-26 39604 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D5 2011-01-26 49883 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D6 2011-01-26 9126 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D9 2011-01-26 W corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+9-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D14 2011-01-26 415 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D15 2011-01-26 181 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r951 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D8 2011-01-26 f274.2 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D4 2011-01-26 39607 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D5 2011-01-26 49902 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D6 2011-01-26 9130 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D9 2011-01-26 N corner [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D11 2011-01-26 mm4069 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D12 2011-01-26 mm4166 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D13 2011-01-26 m4166: 9281+13-164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D14 2011-01-26 427 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D15 2011-01-26 179 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r952 D16 2011-01-26 164 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r961 C30 2011-01-25 This relay can not be resolved because it was measured from relay points instead of markers. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r981 C30 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve because the angle of measurement was not large enough. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1023 D8 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D4 2009-07-21 39461 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D5 2009-07-21 50054 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D6 2009-07-21 8947 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D7 2009-07-21 corner point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D10 2009-07-21 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D11 2009-07-21 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D12 2009-07-21 mm6129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D13 2009-07-21 m6128: 8908+100-61 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D14 2009-07-21 187 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D15 2009-07-21 510 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1023 D16 2009-07-21 61 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D8 2009-07-21 f336 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D4 2009-07-21 39382 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D5 2009-07-21 50329 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D6 2009-07-21 8807 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D7 2009-07-21 pt [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D9 2009-07-21 NE corner [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D10 2009-07-21 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D11 2009-07-21 mm6117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D12 2009-07-21 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D13 2009-07-21 m6128: 8908+54-155 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D14 2009-07-21 388 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D15 2009-07-21 400 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1024 D16 2009-07-21 155 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D8 2009-07-22 f337 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D4 2009-07-22 39646 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D5 2009-07-22 50455 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D6 2009-07-22 8855 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D7 2009-07-22 corner point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D9 2009-07-22 NE corner [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D10 2009-07-22 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D11 2009-07-22 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D12 2009-07-22 mm6129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D13 2009-07-22 m6128: 8908+102-155 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D14 2009-07-22 427 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D15 2009-07-22 432 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1025 D16 2009-07-22 155 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D8 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D4 2009-07-25 39568 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D5 2009-07-25 50419 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D6 2009-07-25 8806 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D9 2009-07-25 SE corner [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D11 2009-07-25 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D12 2009-07-25 mm6129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D13 2009-07-25 m6128: 8908+54-156 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D14 2009-07-25 399 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D15 2009-07-25 471 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1026 D16 2009-07-25 156 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D8 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D4 2009-07-25 39654 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D5 2009-07-25 50464 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D6 2009-07-25 8819 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D9 2009-07-25 NE corner [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D11 2009-07-25 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D12 2009-07-25 mm6129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D13 2009-07-25 m6128: 8908+67-156 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D14 2009-07-25 436 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D15 2009-07-25 433 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1027 D16 2009-07-25 156 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D8 2009-07-25 f341 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D4 2009-07-25 39487 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D5 2009-07-25 50008 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D6 2009-07-25 8859 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D9 2009-07-25 NE corner of removal of baulk stub in k14, k15 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D11 2009-07-25 mm6128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D12 2009-07-25 mm6129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D13 2009-07-25 m6128: 8908+44-93 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D14 2009-07-25 160 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D15 2009-07-25 496 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1028 D16 2009-07-25 93 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1029 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. It may be due to problems locating markers at beginning of 2009. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1030 D8 2009-07-25 f343 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D4 2009-07-25 38895 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D5 2009-07-25 50752 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D6 2009-07-25 8759 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D9 2009-07-25 NE corner [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D11 2009-07-25 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D12 2009-07-25 mm6150 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D13 2009-07-25 m6150: 8759+129-129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D14 2009-07-25 122 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D15 2009-07-25 128 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1030 D16 2009-07-25 129 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1031 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. It may be due to problems locating markers at beginning of 2009. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1032 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. It may be due to problems locating markers at beginning of 2009. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1033 D8 2009-07-25 f344 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D4 2009-07-25 38782 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D5 2009-07-25 50706 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D6 2009-07-25 8784 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D9 2009-07-25 SW corner of f344 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D11 2009-07-25 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D12 2009-07-25 mm6150 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D13 2009-07-25 m6151: 8757+188-161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D14 2009-07-25 239 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D15 2009-07-25 244 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1033 D16 2009-07-25 161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D8 2009-07-25 f344 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D4 2009-07-25 38826 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D5 2009-07-25 50712 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D6 2009-07-25 8779 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D7 2009-07-25 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D9 2009-07-25 NW corner of f344 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D10 2009-07-25 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D11 2009-07-25 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D12 2009-07-25 mm6150 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D13 2009-07-25 m6151: 8757+183-161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D14 2009-07-25 195 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D15 2009-07-25 206 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1034 D16 2009-07-25 161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D8 2009-07-27 f345.1 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D4 2009-07-27 38965 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D5 2009-07-27 50268 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D6 2009-07-27 8749 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D11 2009-07-27 mm6152 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D12 2009-07-27 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D13 2009-07-27 m6152: 8747+163-161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D14 2009-07-27 223 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D15 2009-07-27 486 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1035 D16 2009-07-27 161 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D8 2009-07-27 f345.2 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D4 2009-07-27 38985 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D5 2009-07-27 50202 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D6 2009-07-27 8744 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D11 2009-07-27 mm6152 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D12 2009-07-27 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D13 2009-07-27 m6152: 8747+114-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D14 2009-07-27 247 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D15 2009-07-27 550 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1036 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D8 2009-07-27 f345.3 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D4 2009-07-27 39038 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D5 2009-07-27 50110 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D6 2009-07-27 8741 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D11 2009-07-27 mm6152 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D12 2009-07-27 mm6151 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D13 2009-07-27 m6152: 8747+111-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D14 2009-07-27 293 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D15 2009-07-27 641 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1037 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D8 2009-07-27 f345.4 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D4 2009-07-27 39122 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D5 2009-07-27 49945 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D6 2009-07-27 8742 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D11 2009-07-27 mm6153 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D12 2009-07-27 mm6157 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D13 2009-07-27 m6153: 8752+107-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D14 2009-07-27 346 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D15 2009-07-27 405 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1038 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D8 2009-07-27 f345.5 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D4 2009-07-27 39204 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D5 2009-07-27 49953 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D6 2009-07-27 8766 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D11 2009-07-27 mm6153 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D12 2009-07-27 mm6157 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D13 2009-07-27 m6153: 8752+131-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D14 2009-07-27 330 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D15 2009-07-27 440 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1039 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D8 2009-07-27 f345.6 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D4 2009-07-27 39256 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D5 2009-07-27 49908 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D6 2009-07-27 8768 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D7 2009-07-27 pt [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D9 2009-07-27 center of stone [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D11 2009-07-27 mm6153 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D12 2009-07-27 mm6157 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D13 2009-07-27 m6153: 8752+133-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D14 2009-07-27 380 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D15 2009-07-27 507 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1040 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D4 2009-07-27 39471 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D5 2009-07-27 50088 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D6 2009-07-27 8765 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D7 2009-07-27 point [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D9 2009-07-27 NW corner of q-lot [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D10 2009-07-27 taped [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D11 2009-07-27 mm6166 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D12 2009-07-27 mm6167 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D13 2009-07-27 m6167: 8832+50-117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D14 2009-07-27 466 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D15 2009-07-27 220 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1041 D16 2009-07-27 117 [Input: T728CJCR.j]
r1072 D8 2009-09-01 f346.5 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D4 2009-09-01 39523 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D5 2009-09-01 50105 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D6 2009-09-01 8801 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D7 2009-09-01 point [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D9 2009-09-01 edge of stone [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D10 2009-09-01 taped [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D11 2009-09-01 mm6183 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D12 2009-09-01 mm6153 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D13 2009-09-01 m6167: 8832+120-151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D14 2009-09-01 317 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D15 2009-09-01 374 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1072 D16 2009-09-01 151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D8 2009-09-01 f346.6 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D4 2009-09-01 39552 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D5 2009-09-01 50030 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D6 2009-09-01 8776 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D7 2009-09-01 point [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D9 2009-09-01 edge of stone [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D10 2009-09-01 taped [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D11 2009-09-01 mm6183 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D12 2009-09-01 mm6153 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D13 2009-09-01 m6167: 8832+95-151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D14 2009-09-01 390 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D15 2009-09-01 438 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1073 D16 2009-09-01 151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D8 2009-09-01 f346.18 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D4 2009-09-01 39616 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D5 2009-09-01 50126 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D6 2009-09-01 8788 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D7 2009-09-01 point [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D9 2009-09-01 center of stone [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D10 2009-09-01 taped [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D11 2009-09-01 mm6183 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D12 2009-09-01 mm6153 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D13 2009-09-01 m6167: 8832+107-151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D14 2009-09-01 300 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D15 2009-09-01 450 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1074 D16 2009-09-01 151 [Input: T901CJCR.j]
r1076 C10 2011-01-25 It appears this relay number was never used. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1077 D8 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D4 2009-07-30 38757 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D5 2009-07-30 50755 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D6 2009-07-30 8726 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D7 2009-07-30 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D9 2009-07-30 SW corner of k110 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D10 2009-07-30 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D11 2009-07-30 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D12 2009-07-30 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D13 2009-07-30 m6154: 8747+66-87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D14 2009-07-30 552 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D15 2009-07-30 260 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1077 D16 2009-07-30 87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D8 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D4 2009-07-30 38659 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D5 2009-07-30 51030 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D6 2009-07-30 8726 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D7 2009-07-30 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D9 2009-07-30 SE corner of k110 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D10 2009-07-30 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D11 2009-07-30 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D12 2009-07-30 mm6154 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D13 2009-07-30 m6154: 8747+66-87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D14 2009-07-30 642 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D15 2009-07-30 460 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1078 D16 2009-07-30 87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D8 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D4 2009-08-01 38752 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D5 2009-08-01 51000 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D6 2009-08-01 8738 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D7 2009-08-01 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D9 2009-08-01 Point on east edge of f358 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D12 2009-08-01 mm6154 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D13 2009-08-01 m6154: 8747+78-87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D14 2009-08-01 585 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D15 2009-08-01 362 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1079 D16 2009-08-01 87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D8 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D4 2009-08-01 38795 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D5 2009-08-01 50856 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D6 2009-08-01 8730 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D7 2009-08-01 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D9 2009-08-01 Point on north-east edge of f358 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D12 2009-08-01 mm6154 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D13 2009-08-01 m6154: 8747+70-87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D14 2009-08-01 435 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D15 2009-08-01 300 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1080 D16 2009-08-01 87 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1081 D8 2011-01-26 f358 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D4 2011-01-26 38831 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D5 2011-01-26 50900 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D6 2011-01-26 8732 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D9 2011-01-26 Point on northern edge of f358 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D11 2011-01-26 mm6165 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D12 2011-01-26 mm6154 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D13 2011-01-26 m6154: 8747+72-87 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D14 2011-01-26 472 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D15 2011-01-26 264 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1081 D16 2011-01-26 87 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D8 2011-01-26 f358 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D4 2011-01-26 38816 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D5 2011-01-26 50860 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D6 2011-01-26 8729 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D7 2011-01-26 point [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D9 2011-01-26 East point on northern edge of f358 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D10 2011-01-26 taped [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D11 2011-01-26 mm6165 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D12 2011-01-26 mm6154 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D13 2011-01-26 m6154: 8747+69-87 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D14 2011-01-26 434 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D15 2011-01-26 279 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1082 D16 2011-01-26 87 [Input: V126CJCR.j]
r1083 D8 2009-08-01 k5 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D4 2009-08-01 38794 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D5 2009-08-01 50674 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D6 2009-08-01 8775 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D7 2009-08-01 pt [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D9 2009-08-01 SW corner eastbaulk [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D12 2009-08-01 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D13 2009-08-01 m6151: 8757+162-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D14 2009-08-01 262 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D15 2009-08-01 236 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1083 D16 2009-08-01 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D8 2009-08-01 f361 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D4 2009-08-01 38867 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D5 2009-08-01 50683 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D6 2009-08-01 8751 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D7 2009-08-01 pt [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D9 2009-08-01 east point north edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D12 2009-08-01 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D13 2009-08-01 m6151: 8757+138-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D14 2009-08-01 252 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D15 2009-08-01 165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1084 D16 2009-08-01 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D8 2009-08-01 f361 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D4 2009-08-01 38871 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D5 2009-08-01 50637 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D6 2009-08-01 8751 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D7 2009-08-01 pt [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D9 2009-08-01 center point north edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D12 2009-08-01 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D13 2009-08-01 m6151: 8757+138-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D14 2009-08-01 206 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D15 2009-08-01 185 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1085 D16 2009-08-01 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D8 2009-08-01 f361 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D4 2009-08-01 38874 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D5 2009-08-01 50593 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D6 2009-08-01 8753 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D7 2009-08-01 pt [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D9 2009-08-01 north edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D11 2009-08-01 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D12 2009-08-01 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D13 2009-08-01 m6151: 8757+140-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D14 2009-08-01 162 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D15 2009-08-01 213 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1086 D16 2009-08-01 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D8 2009-08-01 f361 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D4 2009-08-01 38862 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D5 2009-08-01 50518 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D6 2009-08-01 8749 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D7 2009-08-01 pt [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D9 2009-08-01 west point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D10 2009-08-01 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D11 2009-08-01 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D12 2009-08-01 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D13 2009-08-01 m6151: 8757+136-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D14 2009-08-01 329 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D15 2009-08-01 280 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1087 D16 2009-08-01 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1089 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. It has a problem with tie measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1093 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D4 2009-08-08 38998 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D5 2009-08-08 50717 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D6 2009-08-08 8724 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D9 2009-08-08 SE corner of f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D11 2009-08-08 mm6157 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D12 2009-08-08 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+105-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D14 2009-08-08 410 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D15 2009-08-08 376 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1093 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D4 2009-08-08 39003 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D5 2009-08-08 50554 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D6 2009-08-08 8719 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D9 2009-08-08 Middle point of south edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D11 2009-08-08 mm6157 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D12 2009-08-08 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+100-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D14 2009-08-08 250 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D15 2009-08-08 236 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1094 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D4 2009-08-08 39072 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D5 2009-08-08 50361 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D6 2009-08-08 8711 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D9 2009-08-08 SW corner of f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D11 2009-08-08 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D12 2009-08-08 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+92-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D14 2009-08-08 88 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D15 2009-08-08 394 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1095 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D4 2009-08-08 39110 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D5 2009-08-08 50369 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D6 2009-08-08 8724 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D9 2009-08-08 NW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D11 2009-08-08 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D12 2009-08-08 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+105-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D14 2009-08-08 50 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D15 2009-08-08 393 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1096 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D4 2009-08-08 39122 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D5 2009-08-08 50488 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D6 2009-08-08 8722 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D9 2009-08-08 Middle point of north edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D11 2009-08-08 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D12 2009-08-08 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+103-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D14 2009-08-08 283 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D15 2009-08-08 233 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1097 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D8 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D4 2009-08-08 39055 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D5 2009-08-08 50752 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D6 2009-08-08 8729 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D7 2009-08-08 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D9 2009-08-08 NE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D10 2009-08-08 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D11 2009-08-08 mm6151 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D12 2009-08-08 mm6165 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D13 2009-08-08 m6151: 8757+110-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D14 2009-08-08 38 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D15 2009-08-08 356 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1098 D16 2009-08-08 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D8 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D4 2009-08-09 39011 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D5 2009-08-09 50718 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D6 2009-08-09 8714 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D7 2009-08-09 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D9 2009-08-09 Center point of SW small patch f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D10 2009-08-09 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D11 2009-08-09 mm6155 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D12 2009-08-09 mm6150 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D13 2009-08-09 m6151: 8757+95-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D14 2009-08-09 118 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D15 2009-08-09 130 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1099 D16 2009-08-09 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D8 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D4 2009-08-09 39048 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D5 2009-08-09 50695 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D6 2009-08-09 8712 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D7 2009-08-09 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D9 2009-08-09 center point middle patch f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D10 2009-08-09 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D11 2009-08-09 mm6155 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D12 2009-08-09 mm6150 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D13 2009-08-09 m6151: 8757+93-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D14 2009-08-09 107 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D15 2009-08-09 164 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1100 D16 2009-08-09 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D8 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D4 2009-08-09 39083 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D5 2009-08-09 50674 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D6 2009-08-09 8719 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D7 2009-08-09 center point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D9 2009-08-09 NW patch of plaster f370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D10 2009-08-09 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D11 2009-08-09 mm6155 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D12 2009-08-09 mm6150 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D13 2009-08-09 m6152: 8747+110-138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D14 2009-08-09 111 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D15 2009-08-09 198 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1101 D16 2009-08-09 138 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D4 2009-08-10 39154 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D5 2009-08-10 49915 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D6 2009-08-10 8705 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D7 2009-08-10 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D9 2009-08-10 SW corner of remaining portion [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D12 2009-08-10 mm6153 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+136-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D14 2009-08-10 179 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D15 2009-08-10 370 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1102 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D4 2009-08-10 39211 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D5 2009-08-10 50023 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D6 2009-08-10 8721 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D7 2009-08-10 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D9 2009-08-10 Center point of NW edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D12 2009-08-10 mm6181 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+152-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D14 2009-08-10 166 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D15 2009-08-10 492 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1103 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D4 2009-08-10 39232 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D5 2009-08-10 50175 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D6 2009-08-10 8733 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D9 2009-08-10 NE corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D11 2009-08-10 mm6153 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D12 2009-08-10 mm6166 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+164-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D14 2009-08-10 115 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D15 2009-08-10 225 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1104 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D4 2009-08-10 39233 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D5 2009-08-10 50100 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D6 2009-08-10 8724 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D9 2009-08-10 NW corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D12 2009-08-10 mm6181 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+155-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D14 2009-08-10 214 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D15 2009-08-10 469 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1105 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D4 2009-08-10 39041 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D5 2009-08-10 50098 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D6 2009-08-10 8714 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D9 2009-08-10 SE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D12 2009-08-10 mm6153 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+145-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D14 2009-08-10 347 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D15 2009-08-10 240 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1106 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D8 2009-08-10 f339 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D4 2009-08-10 39148 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D5 2009-08-10 50173 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D6 2009-08-10 8724 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D7 2009-08-10 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D9 2009-08-10 point on eastern edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D12 2009-08-10 mm6181 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D13 2009-08-10 m6180: 8718+155-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D14 2009-08-10 321 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D15 2009-08-10 564 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1107 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D8 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D4 2009-08-10 39065 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D5 2009-08-10 50327 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D6 2009-08-10 8714 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D9 2009-08-10 SE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D12 2009-08-10 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D13 2009-08-10 m6152: 8747+116-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D14 2009-08-10 495 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D15 2009-08-10 106 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1108 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D8 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D4 2009-08-10 39041 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D5 2009-08-10 50234 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D6 2009-08-10 8707 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D9 2009-08-10 SW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D12 2009-08-10 mm6153 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D13 2009-08-10 m6153: 8752+104-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D14 2009-08-10 436 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D15 2009-08-10 161 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1109 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D8 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D4 2009-08-10 39116 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D5 2009-08-10 50160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D6 2009-08-10 8712 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D7 2009-08-10 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D9 2009-08-10 point on western edge f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D11 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D12 2009-08-10 mm6153 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D13 2009-08-10 m6153: 8752+109-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D14 2009-08-10 330 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D15 2009-08-10 146 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1110 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D8 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D4 2009-08-10 39178 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D5 2009-08-10 50269 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D6 2009-08-10 8728 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D9 2009-08-10 NW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D11 2009-08-10 mm6166 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D12 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D13 2009-08-10 m6153: 8752+125-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D14 2009-08-10 208 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D15 2009-08-10 390 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1111 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D8 2009-08-10 f375 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D4 2009-08-10 39078 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D5 2009-08-10 50340 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D6 2009-08-10 8723 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D7 2009-08-10 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D9 2009-08-10 NE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D10 2009-08-10 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D11 2009-08-10 mm6166 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D12 2009-08-10 mm6180 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D13 2009-08-10 m6153: 8752+120-149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D14 2009-08-10 205 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D15 2009-08-10 499 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1112 D16 2009-08-10 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D8 2009-08-12 q888 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D4 2009-08-12 39096 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D5 2009-08-12 50360 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D6 2009-08-12 8725 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D7 2009-08-12 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D9 2009-08-12 NE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D10 2009-08-12 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D11 2009-08-12 mm6166 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D12 2009-08-12 mm6152 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D13 2009-08-12 m6153: 8752+114-141 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D14 2009-08-12 230 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D15 2009-08-12 65 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1113 D16 2009-08-12 141 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D8 2009-08-13 f377 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D4 2009-08-13 42303 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D5 2009-08-13 50281 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D6 2009-08-13 8861 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D7 2009-08-13 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D9 2009-08-13 NE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+120-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D14 2009-08-13 306 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D15 2009-08-13 309 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1114 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D8 2009-08-13 f377 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D4 2009-08-13 42479 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D5 2009-08-13 50271 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D6 2009-08-13 8861 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D7 2009-08-13 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D9 2009-08-13 center point north edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+120-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D14 2009-08-13 287 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D15 2009-08-13 140 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1115 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D8 2009-08-13 f377 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D4 2009-08-13 42562 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D5 2009-08-13 50242 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D6 2009-08-13 8862 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D7 2009-08-13 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D9 2009-08-13 NW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+121-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D14 2009-08-13 293 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D15 2009-08-13 53 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1116 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D8 2009-08-13 f379 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D4 2009-08-13 42230 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D5 2009-08-13 50102 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D6 2009-08-13 8837 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D7 2009-08-13 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D9 2009-08-13 SE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+96-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D14 2009-08-13 209 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D15 2009-08-13 389 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1117 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D8 2009-08-13 f379 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D4 2009-08-13 42331 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D5 2009-08-13 50070 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D6 2009-08-13 8845 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D7 2009-08-13 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D9 2009-08-13 East edge south point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+104-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D14 2009-08-13 109 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D15 2009-08-13 306 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1118 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D8 2009-08-13 f379 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D4 2009-08-13 42394 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D5 2009-08-13 50218 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D6 2009-08-13 8848 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D7 2009-08-13 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D9 2009-08-13 East edge [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+107-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D14 2009-08-13 225 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D15 2009-08-13 210 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1119 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D8 2009-08-13 f379 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D4 2009-08-13 42457 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D5 2009-08-13 50232 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D6 2009-08-13 8854 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D7 2009-08-13 edge point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D9 2009-08-13 north edge center point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D10 2009-08-13 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D11 2009-08-13 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D12 2009-08-13 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D13 2009-08-13 m6224: 8885+113-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D14 2009-08-13 244 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D15 2009-08-13 149 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1120 D16 2009-08-13 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1121 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1122 D8 2009-08-17 q892 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D4 2009-08-17 38692 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D5 2009-08-17 51240 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D6 2009-08-17 8604 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D7 2009-08-17 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D9 2009-08-17 NE corner q892 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+55-144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D14 2009-08-17 260 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D15 2009-08-17 303 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1122 D16 2009-08-17 144 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D8 2009-08-17 f383 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D4 2009-08-17 38563 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D5 2009-08-17 51069 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D6 2009-08-17 8571 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D7 2009-08-17 point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D9 2009-08-17 SE point of cut near section [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+38-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D14 2009-08-17 178 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D15 2009-08-17 90 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1123 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D8 2009-08-17 f384 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D4 2009-08-17 38566 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D5 2009-08-17 51104 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D6 2009-08-17 8560 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D9 2009-08-17 NW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+27-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D14 2009-08-17 158 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D15 2009-08-17 118 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1124 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D8 2009-08-17 f384 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D4 2009-08-17 38546 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D5 2009-08-17 51128 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D6 2009-08-17 8556 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D9 2009-08-17 SW corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+23-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D14 2009-08-17 128 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D15 2009-08-17 130 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1125 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D8 2009-08-17 f384 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D4 2009-08-17 38609 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D5 2009-08-17 51223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D6 2009-08-17 8548 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D9 2009-08-17 SE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+15-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D14 2009-08-17 175 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D15 2009-08-17 242 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1126 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D8 2009-08-17 f384 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D4 2009-08-17 38631 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D5 2009-08-17 51224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D6 2009-08-17 8548 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D9 2009-08-17 NE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+15-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D14 2009-08-17 197 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D15 2009-08-17 254 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1127 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D8 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D4 2009-08-17 38686 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D5 2009-08-17 51242 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D6 2009-08-17 8553 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D9 2009-08-17 NE corner cut [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+20-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D14 2009-08-17 255 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D15 2009-08-17 301 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1128 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D8 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D4 2009-08-17 38566 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D5 2009-08-17 51027 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D6 2009-08-17 8667 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D9 2009-08-17 SW corner k100 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+134-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D14 2009-08-17 212 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D15 2009-08-17 72 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1129 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D8 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D4 2009-08-17 38514 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D5 2009-08-17 51205 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D6 2009-08-17 8667 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D9 2009-08-17 SE corner [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D11 2009-08-17 mm6227 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D12 2009-08-17 mm6228 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D13 2009-08-17 m6227: 8693+134-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D14 2009-08-17 79 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D15 2009-08-17 198 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1130 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D8 2009-08-17 q894 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D4 2009-08-17 42169 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D5 2009-08-17 50444 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D6 2009-08-17 8775 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D7 2009-08-17 corner point [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D9 2009-08-17 NE corner q894 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D10 2009-08-17 taped [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D11 2009-08-17 mm6223 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D12 2009-08-17 mm6224 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D13 2009-08-17 m6223: 8853+82-160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D14 2009-08-17 510 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D15 2009-08-17 494 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1131 D16 2009-08-17 160 [Input: T820CJCR.j]
r1132 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1133 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1134 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1135 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1136 C4 2011-01-25 This relay did not resolve. There is an error in the field measurements. [Input: V125CJC.j]
r1137 D8 2009-08-22 f348 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D4 2009-08-22 39239 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D5 2009-08-22 49894 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D6 2009-08-22 8712 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D9 2009-08-22 NW corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D11 2009-08-22 mm6183 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D12 2009-08-22 mm6153 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D13 2009-08-22 m6180: 8718+76-82 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D14 2009-08-22 614 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D15 2009-08-22 392 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1137 D16 2009-08-22 82 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D8 2009-08-22 f348 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D4 2009-08-22 39175 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D5 2009-08-22 50160 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D6 2009-08-22 8719 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D9 2009-08-22 NE corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D11 2009-08-22 mm6183 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D12 2009-08-22 mm6157 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D13 2009-08-22 m6180: 8718+83-82 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D14 2009-08-22 460 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D15 2009-08-22 273 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1138 D16 2009-08-22 82 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D8 2009-08-22 k15 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D4 2009-08-22 39106 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D5 2009-08-22 49934 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D6 2009-08-22 8632 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D9 2009-08-22 SW corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D11 2009-08-22 mm6180 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D12 2009-08-22 mm6153 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D13 2009-08-22 m6180: 8718+60-146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D14 2009-08-22 228 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D15 2009-08-22 360 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1139 D16 2009-08-22 146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D8 2009-08-22 f367 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D4 2009-08-22 39004 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D5 2009-08-22 50172 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D6 2009-08-22 8706 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D9 2009-08-22 SW corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D11 2009-08-22 mm6153 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D12 2009-08-22 mm6165 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D13 2009-08-22 m6153: 8752+100-146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D14 2009-08-22 220 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D15 2009-08-22 282 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1140 D16 2009-08-22 146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D8 2009-08-22 f367 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D4 2009-08-22 39065 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D5 2009-08-22 50217 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D6 2009-08-22 8711 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D9 2009-08-22 NW corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D11 2009-08-22 mm6153 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D12 2009-08-22 mm6165 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D13 2009-08-22 m6153: 8752+105-146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D14 2009-08-22 145 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D15 2009-08-22 274 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1141 D16 2009-08-22 146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D8 2009-08-22 k110 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D4 2009-08-22 39044 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D5 2009-08-22 51072 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D6 2009-08-22 8745 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D7 2009-08-22 corner point [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D9 2009-08-22 NE corner [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D10 2009-08-22 taped [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D11 2009-08-22 mm6223 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D12 2009-08-22 mm6224 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D13 2009-08-22 m6224: 8751+140-146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D14 2009-08-22 418 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D15 2009-08-22 256 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
r1142 D16 2009-08-22 146 [Input: T823CJCR.j]
s0J2B B11 2011-11-11 Unassigned [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f146 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f153 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f172 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f221 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f237 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f264 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f313 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f343 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I2 2011-11-11 f360 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s0J2B I3 2011-11-11 h9z-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s10J2B B11 2011-11-11 Interseason accumulations [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s10J2B I2 2011-11-11 f1 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s10J2B I2 2011-11-11 f40 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s10J2B I2 2011-11-11 f179 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s10J2B I2 2011-11-11 f192 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s10J2B I3 2011-11-11 h9p-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B B11 2011-11-11 Topsoil [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B I2 2011-11-11 f2 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B I2 2011-11-11 f3 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s20J2B I2 2011-11-11 f167 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B I2 2011-11-11 f184 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B I2 2011-11-11 f243 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s20J2B I3 2010-12-17 ^ts [Input: T914CJC.j]
s20J2B I3 2011-11-11 h9m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulations just below topsoil [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f4 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f5 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f79 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f113 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f117 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f118 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f124 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f169 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f187 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f274 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I2 2011-11-11 f323 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s30J2B I3 2011-11-11 h9m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s60J2B B11 2011-11-11 Scattered use associated with tannurs [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s60J2B I2 2011-11-11 f7 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s60J2B I2 2011-11-11 f9 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s60J2B I2 2011-11-11 f201 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s60J2B I2 2011-11-11 f252 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s60J2B I3 2010-12-03 ^use4 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s60J2B I3 2011-11-11 h8r-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B B11 2011-11-11 Layers with floating stones above the second apron [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f8 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f13 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f93 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f100 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f107 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f122 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f262 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f263 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I2 2011-11-11 f275 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s70J2B I3 2010-12-03 ^use3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s70J2B I3 2011-11-11 h8m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s80J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulation after wall is covered [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s80J2B B11 2011-11-11 Area no longer in use, casual build-up with stones of s70-J2B over [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s80J2B I2 2011-11-11 f65 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s80J2B I2 2011-11-11 f123 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s80J2B I3 2011-11-11 h8m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s122J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulations after use, beginning to cover ^wall1 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s122J2B B11 2011-11-11 Revetment wall being covered [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s122J2B I2 2011-11-11 f249 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s122J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7v-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s122J2B I3 2011-11-18 ^accum2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s148J2B B11 2011-11-11 Post-brickfall use [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B B11 2011-11-11 Second apron, see description in topics [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B B11 2011-11-11 Use on top of brickfall, when area was continuing to be used but no longer the primary entrance to temple terrace [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B I2 2011-11-11 f20 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s148J2B I2 2011-11-11 f259 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B I2 2011-11-11 f314 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B I3 2010-12-03 ^use2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s148J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s148J2B I3 2012-10-16 ^apr2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s158J2B B11 2011-11-11 Second phase of brickfall [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s158J2B I2 2011-11-11 f135 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s158J2B I2 2011-11-11 f318 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s158J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
s158J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7j-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s159J2B B11 2011-11-11 Use during brickfall associated with curtain walls [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s159J2B I2 2011-11-11 f138 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s159J2B I2 2011-11-11 f140 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s159J2B I2 2011-11-11 f301 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s159J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s159J2B I3 2010-11-15 ^ctwl3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s159J2B I3 2010-12-03 ^use1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s159J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7j-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s160J2B B11 2011-11-11 First brickfall layers [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s160J2B I2 2011-11-11 f356 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s160J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^bf [Input: T914CJC.j]
s160J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7j-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s161J2B B11 2011-11-11 Erosion in southern J2. This erosion removes any trace of earlier erosion or other Mittani building or remodeling. [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s161J2B I2 2011-11-11 f339 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
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s161J2B I2 2011-11-11 f371 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s161J2B I3 2010-11-28 ^ersn2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s161J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7j-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B B11 2011-11-11 Unclear Mittani transition features. Some possible build-up between ^ctwl1 and the revetment wall. May actually be part of the Mittani construction of previous stratum. Often mixed with EDIII material since features were sloping and when excavated could have included lower layers by accident [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B B11 2011-11-11 Use of terrace before brickfall [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f171 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f174 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f290 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f293 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f317 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I2 2011-11-11 f322 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s176J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7f-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B B11 2011-11-11 Early Mittani accumulations associated with curtain wall, including cut of f393 which cuts through the earlier features to make room for the new curtain wall. [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B B11 2011-11-11 Mittani curtain wall [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f269 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f288 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f289 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f311 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f312 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f320 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f334 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f335 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f336 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f337 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f346 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f349 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f351 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f352 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I2 2011-11-11 f393 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s190J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^ctwl1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s190J2B I3 2011-11-11 h7c-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2A I3 2010-11-28 ^ersn1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s610J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulations against revetment wall after the second escarpment was built in J1 (J1^esc2) [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulations at base of revetment wall, could also be late EDIII. [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f182 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f183 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f219 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f227 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f228 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f229 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f231 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f234 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f235 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f236 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f250 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f251 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f295 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f297 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f303 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f306 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f310 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f315 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f316 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f321 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f325 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f326 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f327 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f328 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f329 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f330 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f344 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f347 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f350 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f353 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f355 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f361 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f362 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I2 2011-11-11 f363 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s610J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3u-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B B11 2011-11-11 Accumulations associated with period just after second escarpment in J1, use of complex [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B B11 2011-11-11 Buildup after flanking wall [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f307 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f308 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f309 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f332 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f357 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f358 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f364 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f365 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f367 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f370 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f372 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f375 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I2 2011-11-11 f376 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s620J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3s-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B B11 2011-11-11 Rebuilding [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I2 2011-11-11 f127 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I2 2011-11-11 f257 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I2 2011-11-11 f333 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I2 2011-11-11 f359 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I2 2011-11-11 f373 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s630J2B I3 2010-11-15 ^wall3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s630J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3p-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B B11 2011-11-11 Use of complex before rebuilding with flanking wall [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B B11 2011-11-11 Use of complex [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f238 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f239 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f240 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f244 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f245 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f246 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f253 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f348 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f368 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f369 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f377 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f378 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f379 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I2 2011-11-11 f381 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s640J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3n-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B B11 2011-11-11 Construction of monumental access [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f21 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f74 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f89 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f128 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f129 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f130 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f131 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f133 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f212 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f247 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f248 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f278 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f280 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f282 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f284 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f319 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f374 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I2 2011-11-11 f392 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2009-08-17 ^mnacs [Input: T914CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^apr1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^stair2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^wall1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2010-11-15 ^wall2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s650J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3m-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B B11 2011-11-11 Pit in corner of k100 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f268 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f304 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f382 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f383 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f384 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I2 2011-11-11 f385 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s660J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3l-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B B11 2011-11-11 Pebble floors with EDIII sherds [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f194 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f196 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f205 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f209 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f213 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f214 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f215 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f223 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f256 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f258 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I2 2011-11-11 f266 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3l-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s665J2B I3 2012-05-14 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s665J2B I3 2012-10-16 ^pv3 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s670J2B B11 2011-11-11 Early sherd floors and pebble floors with mixed EDIII and Ninevite 5 sherds [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f267 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f272 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f276 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f287 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f291 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f292 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f294 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I2 2011-11-11 f302 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3j-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s670J2B I3 2012-10-16 ^pv2 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s685J2B B11 2011-11-11 Early sherd floors with Ninevite 5 sherds and early Metallic [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f386 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f387 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f388 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f389 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f390 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I2 2011-11-11 f391 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3h-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s685J2B I3 2012-05-14 ^pv1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s730J2B B11 2011-11-11 Construction before Ninevite 5 floors of s685-J2B. Construction Date unclear. Based on comparisons with J1 and J5 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s730J2B I2 2011-11-11 f380 [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s730J2B I3 2011-11-11 h3b-J2B [Input: VY11CJC.j]
s730J2B I3 2012-10-20 ^stair1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
s850J2B I3 2009-09-14 ^stair1 [Input: T914CJC.j]
t74 O0 2010-11-05 J02t074 V18d2019 Uy05 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t147 O0 2009-07-29 J02t147 V22d2002 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t148 O0 2009-07-29 J02t148 V22d2008 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t149 O0 2009-07-29 J02t149 V22d2005 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t150 O0 2009-07-29 J02t150 V22d2006 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t151 O0 2009-07-29 J02t151 V22d2009 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t152 O0 2009-07-29 J02t152 V22d2010 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t153 O0 2009-07-29 J02t153 V22d2014 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t154 O0 2009-07-29 J02t154 V22d2016 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t155 O0 2009-07-29 J02t155 V22d2020 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t156 O0 2009-07-29 J02t156 V22d2021 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t157 O0 2009-07-29 J02t157 V22d2022 T729 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t158 O0 2009-08-04 J02t158 V22d2024 T804 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t159 O0 2009-08-26 J02t159 V22d2026 T826 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t160 O0 2009-08-24 J02t160 V22d2027 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t161 O0 2009-08-04 J02t161 V22d2029 T804 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t162 O0 2009-08-04 J02t162 V22d2034 T804 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t163 O0 2009-08-04 J02t163 V22d2038 T804 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t165 O0 2009-08-24 J02t165 V22d2043 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t167 O0 2009-08-26 J02t167 V22d2056 T826 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t169 O0 2009-08-11 J02t169 V22d2060 T811 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t171 O0 2009-08-26 J02t171 V22d2066 T826 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t172 O0 2009-08-23 J02t172 V22d2068 T823 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t173 O0 2009-08-23 J02t173 V22d2072 T823 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t174 O0 2009-08-23 J02t174 V22d2077 T823 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t175 O0 2009-08-24 J02t175 V22d2081 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t181 O0 2009-08-24 J02t181 V22d2097 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t182 O0 2009-08-26 J02t182 V22d2101 T826 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t183 O0 2009-08-25 J02t183 V22d2102 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t184 O0 2009-08-25 J02t184 V22d2103 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t186 O0 2009-08-24 J02t186 V22d2105 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t187 O0 2009-08-24 J02t187 V22d2105 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t188 O0 2009-08-24 J02t188 V22d2111 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t190 O0 2009-08-25 J02t190 V22d2114 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t191 O0 2009-08-27 J02t191 V22d2142 T827 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t192 O0 2009-08-25 J02t192 V22d2116 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t194 O0 2009-08-25 J02t194 V22d2121 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t195 O0 2009-08-27 J02t195 V22d2144 T827 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t195a O0 2009-08-27 J02t195a V22d2145 T827 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t196 O0 2009-08-27 J02t196 V22d2146 T827 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t198 O0 2009-08-24 J02t198 V22d2123 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t200 O0 2009-08-24 J02t200 V22d2132 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t201 O0 2009-08-24 J02t201 V22d2137 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t202 O0 2009-08-24 J02t202 V22d2138 T824 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t203 O0 2009-09-13 J02t203 V22d2150 T913 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t204 O0 2009-09-03 J02t204 V22d2152 T903 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t205 O0 2009-09-13 J02t205 V22d2154 T913 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t206 O0 2009-09-13 J02t206 V22d2156 T913 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t207 O0 2010-11-05 J02t207 V22d2170 Uy05 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t208 O0 2009-09-13 J02t208 V22d2160 T913 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t209 O0 2009-09-13 J02t209 V22d2162 T913 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t210 O0 2009-09-05 J02t210 V22d2172 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t211 O0 2009-09-09 J02t211 V22d2163 T909 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t212 O0 2009-09-09 J02t212 V22d2165 T909 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t213 O0 2009-09-09 J02t213 V22d2168 T909 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t214 O0 2011-09-05 J02t214 V22d2173 V905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t215 O0 2011-09-05 J02t215 V22d2174 V905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t216 O0 2009-09-05 J02t216 V22d2178 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t217 O0 2009-09-05 J02t217 V22d2183 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t218 O0 2009-09-05 J02t218 V22d2187 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t219 O0 2009-09-05 J02t219 V22d2188 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
t220 O0 2009-09-05 J02t220 V22d2191 T905 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v147 A30 2009-08-25 Northern view of all of J2 prior to cleaning in the MZ22 season. This view was taken from the surface south of J2. All conservation measures are still in place (such as netting and sandbags). [Input: T825CJC.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O12 2009-07-19 f337 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O22 2009-07-19 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147 O25 2009-07-19 Overall view to show the whole of J2 prior to excavation in MZ22 (2009). This view is before any cleaning or before the backfill is removed [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O12 2009-07-19 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O12 2009-07-19 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O12 2009-07-19 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O12 2009-07-19 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O12 2009-07-19 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O15 2009-07-19 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O21 2009-07-19 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O22 2009-07-19 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147a O25 2009-07-19 Narrower view of the eastern half of J2 looking north, this includes the staircase and the apron. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f336 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f337 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O12 2009-07-19 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O15 2009-07-19 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O21 2009-07-19 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O22 2009-07-19 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v147b O25 2009-07-19 Narrower view of the western half of J2 looking north, including the wall west of the apron (f127), the revetment wall and the cross-wall [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 A30 2009-08-25 View west of J2 before cleaning or before beginning excavation. f338 and f341 were heavily eroded before being cut back later in the season [Input: T825CJC.j]
v148 O12 2009-07-19 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O12 2009-07-19 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O12 2009-07-19 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O12 2009-07-19 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O22 2009-07-19 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148 O25 2009-07-19 View west of area in front of the apron prior to cleaning or excavation in MZ22 (2009) . This is the area we plan to excavate this year. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148a O12 2009-07-19 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148a O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148a O21 2009-07-19 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148a O22 2009-07-19 looking south [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148a O25 2009-07-19 View of south section of area in front of the apron prior to cleaning or excavation in MZ22 (2009) [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O12 2009-07-19 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O12 2009-07-19 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O12 2009-07-19 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O12 2009-07-19 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O15 2009-07-19 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O21 2009-07-19 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O22 2009-07-19 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v148b O25 2009-07-19 Closer view of the western section of J2 before cutting back the south section (f338) or the west section (f341). This view is before cleaning in MZ22 (2009). [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 A30 2009-08-25 This view is the eastern half of J2 before cleaning. The stairs (f130) and the apron are dirty and there is some garbage accumulation at the base of the apron (f131). The stand for the site presentation project is in place as are the conservation measures such as sandbags and netting. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v149 O12 2009-07-19 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 O12 2009-07-19 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 O12 2009-07-19 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 O12 2009-07-19 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 O22 2009-07-19 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v149 O25 2009-07-19 View of the staircase and apron at the beginning of MZ22 (2009) [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v150 A30 2009-08-25 View of the large trench, k100 between J2 and J6. It had been partially backfilled and also was filled with dirt and garbage during the winter. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v150 O12 2009-07-19 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v150 O12 2009-07-19 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v150 O15 2009-07-19 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v150 O22 2009-07-19 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v150 O25 2009-07-19 k100 showing accumulation of dirt and garbage over the winter prior to excavations in MZ22 (2009) [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 A30 2009-08-25 View of the area in front of the apron (f131) before beginning excavation but after the area was cleaned any backfill removed. The sections with f338 and f341 have not yet been cut back. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v151 O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O12 2009-07-21 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O15 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O15 2009-07-21 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O22 2009-07-21 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v151 O25 2009-07-21 View showing the area in front of the apron after cleaning before beginning excavation [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O12 2009-07-21 f337 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O15 2009-07-21 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O15 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O22 2009-07-21 looking northeast [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152 O25 2009-07-21 Overall view showing J2 after cleaning before beginning excavation [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O12 2009-07-21 f337 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O15 2009-07-21 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O15 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152a O25 2009-07-21 Closer overall view of J2 after cleaning [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O12 2009-07-21 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O15 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O15 2009-07-21 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152b O25 2009-07-21 Closer view of just the apron and staircase after cleaning [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f336 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f337 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O15 2009-07-21 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O15 2009-07-21 k54 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v152c O25 2009-07-21 Close-up of the area west of the staircase and apron, showing the area in front of the revetment wall (f128) before beginning work. The baulks (f337 and f341) and the wall (f334) have not yet been removed [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O12 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O12 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O22 2009-07-21 looking east [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153 O25 2009-07-21 Overhead view (tilted toward the East) showing the placement of the wall f334 in relation to the west wall of the apron (f127). Also visible is the accumulation f335 under the wall. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O12 2009-07-21 f334 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O12 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O21 2009-07-21 W [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v153a O25 2009-07-21 North view of wall f334 before removal. This view shows the relationship of f334 to the revetment wall f128. It encloses an area in front of the wall, acting as a barrier. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O12 2009-07-21 f129 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k4 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k5 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O22 2009-07-21 looking northeast [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154 O25 2009-07-21 View of all of J2 with the loci strung after cleaning before beginning excavation. This view is after the removal of wall f334 and after all the baulks have been removed or cut back. Intended to show the irregularity of the loci and the small size of some of the loci. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O12 2009-07-21 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O12 2009-07-21 f339 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O15 2009-07-21 k4 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O15 2009-07-21 k5 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O21 2009-07-21 OV [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O22 2009-07-21 looking east [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154a O25 2009-07-21 Overhead view towards the east of the loci before beginning excavation. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O12 2009-07-21 f130 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O12 2009-07-21 f132 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O15 2009-07-21 k4 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O15 2009-07-21 k5 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O15 2009-07-21 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154b O25 2009-07-21 View showing the loci in front of the apron and the staircase closer up. This view is taken after cleaning but before beginning excavation. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f128 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f345 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O12 2009-07-21 f346 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O15 2009-07-21 k13 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O22 2009-07-21 looking north [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v154c O25 2009-07-21 View of the area west of wall f127, loci k14 and k13 after removing the wall f334 and during removal of the west baulk f341. This view shows the western loci before beginning excavation but after cleaning. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O12 2009-07-21 f127 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O12 2009-07-21 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k4 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k5 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k100 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O22 2009-07-21 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v155 O25 2009-07-21 View of J2 with the loci strung. This view shows the layout of all the southern loci we intend to excavate this season. It also shows the sections to the west and south that have been cut back to reveal the brickfall f338 and f341. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O12 2009-07-21 f335 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O12 2009-07-21 f339 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O12 2009-07-21 f345 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O12 2009-07-21 f346 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O15 2009-07-21 k14 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O22 2009-07-21 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v156 O25 2009-07-21 View showing the placement of several stones (f345) and the wall f346 within the brickfall. This view also shows how the brickfall comes down and covers the wall f346 and stops at the floor f339. Also remaining in this view is f335 which is the accumulation underneath the wall f334 which has been removed prior to this photograph. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O12 2009-07-21 f338 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O12 2009-07-21 f339 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O12 2009-07-21 f345 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O22 2009-07-21 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157 O25 2009-07-21 View to show the placement of six floating stones (f345) in the brickfall (f338, f341) before the stones were removed. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O12 2009-07-21 f339 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O12 2009-07-21 f341 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O12 2009-07-21 f345 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O15 2009-07-21 k15 [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O22 2009-07-21 looking west [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v157a O25 2009-07-21 Closer view of floating stones f345 to illustrate their postion in the brickfall. Only components f345.4, f345.5 and f345.6 are visible in this subview. [Input: T729CJC2.j]
v158 O12 2009-07-21 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O12 2009-07-21 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O12 2009-07-21 f339 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O12 2009-07-21 f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O12 2009-07-21 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O15 2009-07-21 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O15 2009-07-21 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O22 2009-07-21 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158 O25 2009-07-21 Showing f344 and the area of k110 after cutting back south section to remove brickfall [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158a O12 2009-07-21 f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158a O15 2009-07-21 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158a O21 2009-07-21 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158a O22 2009-07-21 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v158a O25 2009-07-21 Close-up of f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f379 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O12 2009-07-25 f381 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O15 2009-07-25 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159 O25 2009-07-25 West section k100 without string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f379 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O12 2009-07-25 f381 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O15 2009-07-25 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159a O25 2009-07-25 West section k100 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O15 2009-07-25 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O21 2009-07-25 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159b O25 2009-07-25 South half of west section k100 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O15 2009-07-25 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O21 2009-07-25 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v159c O25 2009-07-25 North half of west section k100 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 A30 2009-08-24 This view shows the west section of k100 after it had been scraped at the beginning of MZ22. This section shows the accumulations coming up to the second staircase f130 at its very base. It was suggested in MZ22 that f359 is the floor associated with the construction of the staircase (f130) and the apron (f131) although it is also possible that the gray layer, 6th from the top, is the first floor. This is an open question for further excavation. This section was drawn and the section string is seen in the subview. The features that were excavated this season are labeled while the others were only identified in section and have not been assigned feature numbers. [Input: T824CJC.j]
v160 O12 2009-07-25 f130 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O12 2009-07-25 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O12 2009-07-25 f380 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160 O25 2009-07-25 Small north portion of west section k100 without section string. This portion was drawn separately from the rest of the section and so was also photographed separately [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a A30 2009-08-24 View of west section k100 with the section string in place. Samples of this section were removed for future micromorphology tests. The features that were excavated this season are labeled while the others were only identified in section and have not been assigned feature numbers. [Input: T824CJC.j]
v160a O12 2009-07-25 f130 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O12 2009-07-25 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O12 2009-07-25 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O12 2009-07-25 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O12 2009-07-25 f380 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O15 2009-07-25 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v160a O25 2009-07-25 Small north portion of west section k100 with section string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 A30 2009-08-26 View of the collapsed portion of the wall f346. The internal soil of the wall is f351. Each stone has been assigned a separate component number. This view clearly shows the brickfall, f341, coming up to the wall in south but not covering it. It is notable that the collapsed stones of the wall (such as f346.18, f346.5, f346.6) are under the brickfall indicating that the wall had already collapsed by the time the brickfall came and covered it.This wall is probably a continuation of the wall f334/f288. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v161 O12 2009-07-25 f335 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O12 2009-07-25 f341 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O12 2009-07-25 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O12 2009-07-25 f351 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O15 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O15 2009-07-25 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161 O25 2009-07-25 Showing large k15, k14 west section and the relationship of the brickfall (f341) to the wall f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a A30 2009-08-26 View of the collapsed portion of the wall f346 showing its position south of the revetment wall (f128). The collapsed stones have fallen away from the revetment wall. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v161a O12 2009-07-25 f128 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O12 2009-07-25 f335 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O12 2009-07-25 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O15 2009-07-25 k13 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O15 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O15 2009-07-25 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O22 2009-07-25 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161a O25 2009-07-25 View of wall f346 and its location south of the revetment wall f128 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161b A30 2009-08-26 View looking north at the collapse of the wall f346. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v161b O12 2009-07-25 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161b O15 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161b O21 2009-07-25 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161b O22 2009-07-25 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161b O25 2009-07-25 Close-up of the wall f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c A30 2009-08-26 View of f351 the internal soil of wall f346. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v161c O12 2009-07-25 f335 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O12 2009-07-25 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O12 2009-07-25 f351 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O15 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O21 2009-07-25 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O22 2009-07-25 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161c O25 2009-07-25 Close-up of f335 under the wall f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O12 2009-07-25 f335 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O12 2009-07-25 f341 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O12 2009-07-25 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O12 2009-07-25 f351 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O15 2009-07-25 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O15 2009-07-25 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O21 2009-07-25 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O22 2009-07-25 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v161d O25 2009-07-25 Looking south at wall f346 and the brickfall f341 to the south. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 A30 2009-08-26 View of floor f355 with sherds laying flat on it. This view shows the location of f355 under several level accumulations (f350, f353, f347, f344). This area was in constant use with the buildup of several floors after the use of f355. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f344 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f350 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O12 2009-07-30 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O15 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O22 2009-07-30 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162 O25 2009-07-30 View showing floor f355 in the south portion of k110. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O12 2009-07-30 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O12 2009-07-30 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O15 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O21 2009-07-30 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O22 2009-07-30 looking east [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162a O25 2009-07-30 Showing relation of floor f355 across the trench k100 to J6 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162b O12 2009-07-30 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162b O15 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162b O21 2009-07-30 ov [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162b O22 2009-07-30 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162b O25 2009-07-30 Overhead showing close-up of pebbles and sherds that compose the surface of f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O12 2009-07-30 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O12 2009-07-30 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O15 2009-07-30 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O21 2009-07-30 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O22 2009-07-30 looking east [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v162c O25 2009-07-30 Showing floor f355 and J6 floors [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163 O12 2009-07-30 f356 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163 O15 2009-07-30 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163 O22 2009-07-30 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163 O25 2009-07-30 Showing brickfall in north section of J7k5 that was drawn and excavated as part of J2 this year. This is the main view of the section without the section string in place [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163a O12 2009-07-30 f356 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163a O15 2009-07-30 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163a O22 2009-07-30 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v163a O25 2009-07-30 North section J7k5 with section string in place [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 A30 2009-08-26 View showing extent of the lens of pebbles, f358 sitting in f357. f358 is contained to the southern section of k110. The even layers above f358 are visible in the south section. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v164 O12 2009-08-01 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 O12 2009-08-01 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 O12 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 O15 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 O22 2009-08-01 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164 O25 2009-08-01 View of removal of f357 with f358 in the south portion of k110, with the south section visible. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a A30 2009-08-26 View of pebbles and sherds in f358. They are not all lying flat and appear to be somewhat disturbed, especially in the southeast corner. It is possible that this lens was created by water. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v164a O12 2009-08-01 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a O12 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a O15 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a O21 2009-08-01 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a O22 2009-08-01 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164a O25 2009-08-01 Close-up of f358 showing sherds and pebbles in place. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b A30 2009-08-26 View to the northeast showing f358's location in the south of k110 and its location relative to the apron (f131). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v164b O12 2009-08-01 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O12 2009-08-01 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O12 2009-08-01 f358 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O15 2009-08-01 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O21 2009-08-01 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O22 2009-08-01 looking northwest [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v164b O25 2009-08-01 View showing location of f358 in relation to the apron f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165 A30 2009-08-24 This view was taken of the west section of the large trench that was excavated by the German team. This section borders the eastern edge of J7k6 and in MZ22 is part of J2k111. It was drawn but none of the features were excavated except the top 20cm of brickfall (f356). The lines are projected features based on visible layers in the section. This section was drawn as part of J2. The subview is the same section with the section string in place. [Input: T824CJC.j]
v165 O12 2009-08-02 f356 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165 O15 2009-08-02 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165 O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165 O25 2009-08-02 Section of large trench (south of k100) bordering J7k5 and J7k6 and in the east and J2k100 in the west without the section string in place [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165a A30 2009-08-24 This view was taken of the west section of the large trench that was excavated by the German team. This section borders the eastern edge of J7k6 and in MZ22 is part of J2k111. It was drawn but none of the features were excavated except the top 20cm of brickfall (f356). The lines are projected features based on visible layers in the section. This section was drawn as part of J2. This view has the section string in place from when it was drawn. [Input: T824CJC.j]
v165a O12 2009-08-02 f356 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165a O15 2009-08-02 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165a O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v165a O25 2009-08-02 Section of large trench, west of k100 with the section string in place [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 A30 2009-08-26 View of the salmon-colored floor, f359, after it had been exposed in all of k110. It appears to cover the entire locus. The small baulk by the stairs is the area where we intend to remove micromorphology samples from. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166 O12 2009-08-02 f130 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O12 2009-08-02 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O12 2009-08-02 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O22 2009-08-02 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166 O25 2009-08-02 Showing salmon-colored floor f359 and relation to apron f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a A30 2009-08-26 View west showing f359 after it has been exposed in all of k110. In the background the unexcavated loci, k4, k5 and k15 can be seen. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166a O12 2009-08-02 f130 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O12 2009-08-02 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O12 2009-08-02 f380 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O15 2009-08-02 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166a O25 2009-08-02 Showing salmon-colored floor f359 and relation to apron f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b A30 2009-08-26 View south of f359 covering all of k110. In the south section the level layers (f358, f357, f355, f353, f350, f347 and f344) can all be seen indicating that this area was continually in use after the construction of the salmon-colored floor. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-02 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-02 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f344 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f347 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f350 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f353 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f355 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O12 2009-08-26 f358 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166b O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b O22 2009-08-02 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166b O25 2009-08-02 Showing salmon-colored floor f359 and relation to apron f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c A30 2009-08-26 View of layer sloping up to the base of the apron (f131). When this photograph was taken we initially assumed this to be the same as f359 but after further investigation it is probably f378 instead of f359. There are some reddish portions close to the base of the apron and so we can still infer that f359 originally extended across all of k110 and right up to the base of f131. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v166c O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c O12 2009-08-02 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c O12 2009-08-02 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c O21 2009-08-02 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v166c O25 2009-08-02 Showing close-up of f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 A30 2009-08-26 View of west section k110. The raised small stub in the south is what remained after the cement stairs were removed. In the south corner the correlation of f357 with f363, f364 and f365 is visible. In k110 we only identified one feature with many natural accumulations but in section we were able to more clearly identify different natural accumulations which we then excavated as f363, f364, and f365. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f350 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f362 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f363 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O12 2009-08-02 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167 O25 2009-08-02 West section of k110 after drawing before removing the features across the baulk into k5 without section string in place. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a A30 2009-08-26 View of west section k110 with the section string in place. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f350 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f362 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f363 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O12 2009-08-02 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167a O25 2009-08-02 West section of k110 after drawing before removing the features across the baulk into k5 with section string in place. [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O12 2009-08-02 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O12 2009-08-02 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O12 2009-08-02 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O21 2009-08-02 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167b O25 2009-08-02 South portion of the west section of k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f347 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f350 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f353 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f355 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f362 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f363 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O12 2009-08-02 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O15 2009-08-02 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O15 2009-08-02 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O15 2009-08-02 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O21 2009-08-02 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O22 2009-08-02 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v167c O25 2009-08-02 North portion of the west section of k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v168 A30 2009-08-26 This view shows the location of the patch of sherds and pebbles, f362 in relation to the brickfall (f338) and the erosion cut (f366) in the south section. It appears that the erosion has removed the western portion of f362 as it does not extend to the west. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v168a A30 2009-08-26 View of f362, the patch of sherds and pebbles, showing its location in relation to the apron f131. f362 does not extend northwards towards the apron but instead is contained to the southern portion of k5. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v168b A30 2009-08-26 View of pebbles and sherds of f362 looking west showing how far west it extends before being cut by f366. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v168c A30 2009-08-26 Close-up overhead view of f362 showing the emplacement of the sherds and pebbles. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v169 A30 2009-08-26 View of the naturally accumulated floors of f364 and f365 in k4 and k5. Both floors were composed of very flaky layers, often different to separate. This view shows the many levels of accumulation in front of the apron (f131). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v169 O12 2009-08-06 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O12 2009-08-06 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O12 2009-08-06 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O15 2009-08-06 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O15 2009-08-06 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O15 2009-08-06 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O22 2009-08-06 looking northwest [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169 O25 2009-08-06 Showing exposure of floors f365 and f364 and their location in front of apron (f131). [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a A30 2009-08-26 View looking south showing naturally accumulated floors (f365 and f634) in relation to the erosion cut (f366) and the brickfall (f338). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v169a O12 2009-08-06 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O12 2009-08-06 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O12 2009-08-06 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O12 2009-08-06 f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O15 2009-08-06 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O15 2009-08-06 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O15 2009-08-06 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O21 2009-08-06 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O22 2009-08-06 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v169a O25 2009-08-06 Showing floor f365 and relation to brickfall in south section (f338) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 A30 2009-08-26 View of the north section of k5 immediately in front of the apron (f131). This view is only of the eastern half of the section. The west half of the section is seen in subview 170a, but the features are the same. Only one feature, f365 is visible in this section. We left this small portion when we excavated k5 so we could draw the north section immediately in front of the apron (f131) but we removed the baulk after removing all of f365 in k5. We never continued this practice of leaving the north baulk because we only removed f365 in k4 before stopping in these two loci (k4 and k5). This section was drawn. This view is without the section string. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v170 O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 O22 2009-08-08 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170 O25 2009-08-08 View of north section k5 with f365 after drawing section, without string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a A30 2009-08-26 View of west half of k5 north section. This view is the western half of the main view. This section was too large to really see in a wide view so there are subviews of each half of the section. This view is without the section string in place. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v170a O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O21 2009-08-08 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O22 2009-08-08 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170a O25 2009-08-08 Other half of north section k5 with f365 without string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b A30 2009-08-26 View of east half of k5 north section with the section string in place. This section was too large to really see in a wide view so there are subviews of each half of the section. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v170b O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O21 2009-08-08 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O22 2009-08-08 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170b O25 2009-08-08 View of north section k5 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c A30 2009-08-26 View of west half of k5 north section with the section string in place. This section was too large to really see in a wide view so there are subviews of each half of the section. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v170c O12 2009-08-08 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O21 2009-08-08 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O22 2009-08-08 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v170c O25 2009-08-08 View of north section k5 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 A30 2009-08-26 View of the west section of k5. f375 was at first only identified in section as a thin yellow white line. It was later exposed fully in k15. It is inside of the naturally accumulated floors of f364 and f365. This is the view of the section after it was drawn without the section string. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v171 O12 2009-08-08 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O12 2009-08-08 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O15 2009-08-08 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O22 2009-08-08 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171 O25 2009-08-08 View of west section k5 without string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a A30 2009-08-26 View of the west section of k5. f375 was at first only identified in section as a thin yellow white line. It was later exposed fully in k15. It is inside of the naturally accumulated floors of f364 and f365. This is the view of the section after it was drawn with the section string still in place. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v171a O12 2009-08-08 f364 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O12 2009-08-08 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O12 2009-08-08 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O15 2009-08-08 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O22 2009-08-08 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v171a O25 2009-08-08 View of west section k5 with string [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 A30 2009-08-26 View of cut of erosion f376 and its fill f367 when they were first exposed. In this view the northern edge of f359 can be seen. The fill, f367, can be seen overlaying both f368, f369 and f359. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O12 2009-08-08 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O15 2009-08-08 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O22 2009-08-08 looking east [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172 O25 2009-08-08 View of erosion [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a A30 2009-08-26 Close-up view of f368 lapping up to the bottom visible step of the apron (f131) and the fill of the erosion f367 overlaying that. Also visible are some small patches of plaster, f370. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O12 2009-08-08 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O21 2009-08-08 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O22 2009-08-08 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172a O25 2009-08-08 Closer view showing eroded features and fill of erosion f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b A30 2009-08-26 West view of the eroded features clearly showing f367 overlaying f369, f368 and f369. Some small spots of f370 are also visible. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v172b O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O12 2009-08-08 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O12 2009-08-08 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O12 2009-08-08 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O21 2009-08-08 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O22 2009-08-08 looking east [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172b O25 2009-08-08 East view erosion [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c A30 2009-08-26 Overhead view of erosion channel (f376) and the fill f367 in front of the apron (f131). The fill, f367, can be seen overlaying f368, f369 and f359. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O12 2009-08-08 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O15 2009-08-08 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O15 2009-08-08 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O21 2009-08-08 ov [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O22 2009-08-08 looking east [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v172c O25 2009-08-08 Overhead shwoing whide shot of erosion f376 and fill f367 in front of apron [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 A30 2009-08-22 View of the erosion (cut f376) and its fill f367. Also this view shows the location of the small patches of plaster, f370. This view clearly illustrates the erosion and subsequent fill in front of the apron (f131) with the erosion of f359 and the fill of the erosion (f376) by f367. [Input: T822CJC.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O12 2009-08-09 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O15 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O15 2009-08-09 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O22 2009-08-09 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173 O25 2009-08-09 Showing plaster floor (f370) and apron (f131) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a A30 2009-08-26 Close-up view showing the area where the plaster patches (f370) were found. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O12 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O15 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O15 2009-08-09 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O21 2009-08-09 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O22 2009-08-09 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173a O25 2009-08-09 Looking east with section showing plaster (f370) and eroded layers [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b A30 2009-08-26 Overhead close-up view showing the location of small patch of plaster f370. There were three patches and in this view the small arrow indicates the middle patch. f370 appears to be sitting on top of the erosion fill f367 although due to the erosion many of the features in this area are complicated and difficult to separate. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v173b O12 2009-08-09 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O12 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O12 2009-08-09 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O12 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O12 2009-08-09 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O15 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O15 2009-08-09 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O21 2009-08-09 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O22 2009-08-09 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173b O25 2009-08-09 Showing extent of remaining plaster floor (f370) with small arrow pointing at one section [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c A30 2009-08-26 Overhead close-up view showing the location of small patch of plaster f370. There were three patches and in this view the small arrow indicates the northwest patch. This portion of the plaster appears to be sitting on top of f368. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v173c O12 2009-08-09 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O12 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O12 2009-08-09 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O12 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O12 2009-08-09 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O15 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O15 2009-08-09 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O21 2009-08-09 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O22 2009-08-09 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173c O25 2009-08-09 Showing extent of remaining plaster floor (f370) with small arrow pointing at one section [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d A30 2009-08-26 Zoom view of plaster to show its fragmentary nature and the small size of each patch. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v173d O12 2009-08-09 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O12 2009-08-09 f368 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O12 2009-08-09 f370 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O15 2009-08-09 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O21 2009-08-09 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O22 2009-08-09 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v173d O25 2009-08-09 Close-up showing detail of remaining portion of plaster floor [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v174 A30 2009-08-26 Overhead view of f339 with before the laminations of f371 are removed. This very hard feature overlays several other features including f374 and f372. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v174a A30 2009-08-26 View south of f339, the hard erosion surface, showing its relationship to the brickfall f338. The brickfall rests directly on top of f339 suggesting that f339 was the last surface before the brickfall and was a result of the erosion (f366). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v174b A30 2009-08-26 View of hard layer f339 showing its location relative to the revetment wall f128. Originally it was thought that f339 might be the a glacis, as was suggested for f319 in the previous excavations but now we assume it was a result of the erosion we see in the south section in front of the apron (f366). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v174c A30 2009-08-26 Overhead view of f339 showing the laminations of f371 on its surface in the northern part of f339. The flakes came off very easily and may have originally been part of f339 that was damaged by water creating the laminations we have called f371. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v175 A30 2009-08-26 Overhead view of eroded features in k15. The features are lowest in the northern portion, with f374 overlaid by f348 which is overlaid by f373. The red color of f348 and the pink color of f373 are well represented in this photo. The small brick and pebble portion, f372 is shown in the upper right corner. These features were probably cut by ancient erosion and all of them were originally overlaid by f339, the hard erosion surface. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f373 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O15 2009-08-11 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O21 2009-08-11 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O22 2009-08-11 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175 O25 2009-08-11 Overhead showing eroded floors [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a A30 2009-08-26 View looking south of eroded features, f348, 374 and f373 and their relationship to the brickfall, f338 and f341. The brickfall rests almost immediately on top of the eroded features suggesting there was not much time between the moment of erosion and the brickfall. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f373 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O15 2009-08-11 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O21 2009-08-11 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O22 2009-08-11 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v175a O25 2009-08-11 Showing eroded layers under brickfall f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 A30 2009-08-26 View showing extent of plaster-inclusion floor f375. This feature was first identified in the west section of k5 and then exposed in k15. It does not extend across the whole area, in the south it simply fades out while to the west it is probably damaged by the same erosion that damaged the other features. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f345 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f373 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O15 2009-08-11 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O22 2009-08-11 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176 O25 2009-08-11 Looking west, showing location of plaster-inclusion floor (f375) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O12 2009-08-11 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O12 2009-08-11 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O15 2009-08-11 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O15 2009-08-11 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O21 2009-08-11 ov [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O22 2009-08-11 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176a O25 2009-08-11 Overhead from high baulk showing extent of plaster floor [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176b O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176b O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176b O21 2009-08-11 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176b O22 2009-08-11 OV [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176b O25 2009-08-11 Close-up of plaster floor inclusions [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c A30 2009-08-26 View looking south showing the plaster floor f375 showing that it does not extend all the way south to the baulk. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f345 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O21 2009-08-11 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O22 2009-08-11 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v176c O25 2009-08-11 Showing relation of f375 to south section and brickfall [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 A30 2009-08-26 View of plaster floor f375 after it has been completely exposed. v176 was thought to be the full extent but when excavating we found that it extended slightly further south so we re-photographed it. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f354 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O22 2009-08-11 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177 O25 2009-08-11 Showing full extent of f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a A30 2009-08-26 View west of full extent of plaster floor f375. v176 was thought to be the full extent but when excavating we found that it extended slightly further south so we re-photographed it. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v177a O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O12 2009-08-11 f373 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O12 2009-08-11 f375 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O21 2009-08-11 wide shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O22 2009-08-11 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v177a O25 2009-08-11 Showing plaster floor (f375) at its full extent with eroded features [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 A30 2009-08-26 View of the erosion channel f376 as it extends from k5 into k15. It is filled with f367 in which you can see several pebbles and larger sherds. This view, with the south section clearly shows that there were at least two moments of erosion, that which created f376 and its fill f367 and the cut of f366 seen in the south section which comes down and cuts through several features that overlay f367. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f345 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O12 2009-08-11 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O15 2009-08-11 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O15 2009-08-11 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O15 2009-08-11 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O22 2009-08-11 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178 O25 2009-08-11 Looking south with eroded layers, erosion channel (f376) and its location under the brickfall (f338) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a A30 2009-08-26 View of the erosion channel f376 as it extends from k5 into k15. It is filled with f367 in which you can see several pebbles and larger sherds. This view shows the location of the channel in relation to the wall f127 and the apron f131. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O12 2009-08-11 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O15 2009-08-11 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O15 2009-08-11 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O21 2009-08-11 ov [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O22 2009-08-11 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178a O25 2009-08-11 Showing erosion f376 in front of the apron (f131) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b A30 2009-08-26 View of erosion channel looking west from k5 into k15 showing that the channel extends from k5 into k15 towards the southwest. Also visible in the background are the eroded features f373, f348 and f372. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f367 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O12 2009-08-11 f376 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O15 2009-08-11 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O15 2009-08-11 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O15 2009-08-11 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O22 2009-08-11 looking west [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v178b O25 2009-08-11 Looking west showing erosion channel with eroded features [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 A30 2009-08-26 Overall view of J2 after f359 had been fully exposed. Multiple views of the full exposure of f359 were taken as it was supposed that f359 may represent the first floor associated with the construction of the apron (f131), however, f359 was cut by erosion (f376) and also it is likely that the gray floor f369, f374, f378 is the first floor. In this view the cut of f359 is clearly visible showing how it does not extend all the way south to the bottom of the apron (f131). Also clearly visible in this view is the dramatic cut in the south section that has removed many features and is covered by the brickfall. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O12 2009-08-12 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O15 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O15 2009-08-12 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O22 2009-08-12 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179 O25 2009-08-12 Overall view of f359 with its full exposure in front of the apron f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a A30 2009-08-26 View south of k110, k4 and k5 showing the full exposure of the salmon-colored floor f359. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v179a O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O12 2009-08-12 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O12 2009-08-12 f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O12 2009-08-12 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O15 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O15 2009-08-12 k111 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O21 2009-08-12 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O22 2009-08-12 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179a O25 2009-08-12 k110, k5 looking south showing exposure of f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b A30 2009-08-26 View south of k14, k15 after the full exposure of f359. In this view it can be seen that f359 does not turn the corner around from in front of the apron (f131) and extend north towards the revetment wall (f128). It is not clear if it originally did and was damaged by erosion or if f359 never extended this far. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f319 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f346 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f373 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O12 2009-08-12 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O15 2009-08-12 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O15 2009-08-12 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O21 2009-08-12 tight shot [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O22 2009-08-12 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v179b O25 2009-08-12 k15, k14 looking south showing f359 fully exposed [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 A30 2009-08-26 View of the full exposure of f359 in k110 looking south. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v180 O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O12 2009-08-12 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O15 2009-08-12 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O15 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O22 2009-08-12 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180 O25 2009-08-12 k110 showing f359 with section [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a A30 2009-08-26 View of full exposure of f359 in k110 showing how it extends out from the apron across the whole locus. Although the trench of k100 cuts f359 to the east it probably extended across in front of the stairs covering the lower staircase (f380) and reaching the middle of the last step of the second staircase f130. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v180a O12 2009-08-12 f130 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O12 2009-08-12 f357 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O12 2009-08-12 f380 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O15 2009-08-12 k100 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O15 2009-08-12 k110 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O22 2009-08-12 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v180a O25 2009-08-12 k110 showing f359 with apron [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 A30 2009-08-26 View of the salmon-colored floor f359 in front of the apron (f131) in k4 and k5. f359 does not extend all the way north to the base of the apron as it is cut by the erosion and instead f369, the layer under f359 is visible in the northern part of k5 and in k4. A small red patch, possibly f359 is preserved immediately in front of the apron. This patch may be f359 or it may be part of the same feature that forms f379 and f348 which are both also red in color. It is labeled as f359 in this photograph as we suggest that f359 probably did extend all the way up to the base of the apron before the erosion as indicated by this small red piece. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v181 O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O12 2009-08-12 f338 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O12 2009-08-12 f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O12 2009-08-12 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O22 2009-08-12 looking south [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181 O25 2009-08-12 k5 looking south showing f359 with section and erosion cut f366 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a A30 2009-08-26 View north of the eastern portion of k4 and k5 bordering k110 showing the exposure of f359 and how it does not extend up to the base of the apron (f131). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v181a O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O12 2009-08-12 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O12 2009-08-12 f378 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O22 2009-08-12 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181a O25 2009-08-12 k5 east portion showing f359 with apron (f131) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b A30 2009-08-26 View of the western portion of k4 and k5 showing the small portions of what appear to be f359 that remain touching the apron (f131). [Input: T826CJC.j]
v181b O12 2009-08-12 f131 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O12 2009-08-12 f359 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O12 2009-08-12 f365 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O12 2009-08-12 f369 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O15 2009-08-12 k4 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O15 2009-08-12 k5 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O22 2009-08-12 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v181b O25 2009-08-12 k5 west portion showin f359 with apron (f131) [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 A30 2009-08-26 View looking north in k15, k14 and k15 showing whole area and how f359 does not come around the corner of the wall and extend up to the revetment wall. Visible in this picture are the eroded features f348 and f372, the laminations of f352. f319 is the last feature assigned in the previous excavations and is probably the surface we still have visible in MZ22. There is a sloping feature in k13 that was also previous excavated, most likely can be correlated with f248, the last feature assigned in k13. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f127 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f128 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f248 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f319 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f348 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f354 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f372 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O12 2009-08-12 f374 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O15 2009-08-12 k13 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O15 2009-08-12 k14 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O15 2009-08-12 k15 [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O22 2009-08-12 looking north [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v182 O25 2009-08-12 k15 looking north showing f359 fully exposed [Input: T826CJC3.j]
v183 A30 2009-08-26 View of all of all J2 showing the full extent of the salmon-colored floor f359. The places where f359 have been eroded (now showing f369) are clearly visible. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f128 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O12 2009-08-18 f374 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O15 2009-08-18 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O15 2009-08-18 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O15 2009-08-18 k14 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O15 2009-08-18 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O15 2009-08-18 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O22 2009-08-18 looking northeast [Input: T827CJC.j]
v183 O25 2009-08-18 Showing all of J2 with f359 visible [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 A30 2009-08-26 View of all of J2 in front of the apron showing the extent of the salmon-colored floor f359. It is possible to see where the floor f359 does not extend all the way to the base of the apron (f131), a problem probably caused by erosion. This view is taken from J6 as the floors probably extended across the cut of the trench into J6 but we no longer have the stratigraphic connection due to the cut of the trench. See also v187 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f348 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f374 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O15 2009-08-18 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O15 2009-08-18 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O15 2009-08-18 k14 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O15 2009-08-18 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O15 2009-08-18 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O22 2009-08-18 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184 O25 2009-08-18 View looking west with J6 and J2 showing full extent of f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f347 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f348 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O15 2009-08-18 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O15 2009-08-18 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O15 2009-08-18 k14 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O15 2009-08-18 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O15 2009-08-18 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O22 2009-08-18 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v184a O25 2009-08-18 Alternate view of f359 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v185 O25 2009-08-18 This view was never assigned and was not used [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 A30 2009-08-26 View of the erosion cut (f376) after the fill f367 has been removed. This view shows the angle of the cut in relation to apron (f131). The erosion was possibly caused by water coming down off the stairs of the apron, which are angled slightly to the southwest as is the erosion channel. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f129 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O12 2009-08-18 f376 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O15 2009-08-18 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O15 2009-08-18 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O15 2009-08-18 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O15 2009-08-18 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O22 2009-08-18 looking northeast [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186 O25 2009-08-18 Showing erosion channel f376 after it has been excavated [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a A30 2009-08-26 This view was taken to demonstrate the possibility that the cut and removal of the northern portion of f359 was caused by water coming down from the apron (f131). This view shows the angle of the stairs of the apron in relation to the erosion. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f129 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O12 2009-08-18 f376 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O15 2009-08-18 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O15 2009-08-18 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O15 2009-08-18 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O22 2009-08-18 looking northeast [Input: T827CJC.j]
v186a O25 2009-08-18 Closer view of erosion channel and its relation to possible water coming down from slope of staircase and apron [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 A30 2009-08-26 View of the full extent of f359 in the morning light. It is possible to see where the floor f359 does not extend all the way to the base of the apron (f131), a problem probably caused by erosion. This view is taken from J6 as the floors probably extended across the cut of the trench into J6 but we no longer have the stratigraphic connection due to the cut of the trench. See also v184 [Input: T826CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f128 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f348 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f374 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O12 2009-08-13 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k14 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O22 2009-08-13 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187 O25 2009-08-13 Wide view of f359 in the morning light,looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a A30 2009-08-26 View of the whole area of J2 showing exposure of f359. This view was taken in the morning light to try and capture the color of the salmon-colored floor f359. See also v179. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f338 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f348 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O12 2009-08-13 f374 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O15 2009-08-13 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O15 2009-08-13 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O15 2009-08-13 k111 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O21 2009-08-13 tight shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O22 2009-08-13 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187a O25 2009-08-13 Whole area showing f359's full exposure in the morning light [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b A30 2009-08-26 Overhead view of the area in front of the apron (f131) showing extent of f359 in the morning light. See also v183. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f127 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f130 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f374 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O12 2009-08-13 f376 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k14 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O21 2009-08-13 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O22 2009-08-13 looking northeast [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187b O25 2009-08-13 Whole area of J2 showing exposure of f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c A30 2009-08-26 Closer overhead view of area in front of the apron showing full extent of f359 and the cut of the erosion f367 which exposes f369. This view was taken in the morning light. [Input: T826CJC.j]
v187c O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O12 2009-08-13 f365 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O12 2009-08-13 f369 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O15 2009-08-13 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O15 2009-08-13 k15 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O21 2009-08-13 ov [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O22 2009-08-13 looking east [Input: T827CJC.j]
v187c O25 2009-08-13 area in front of apron (f131) showing full exposure of f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 A30 2009-08-25 View of f378 lapping up to the edge of the bottom stair of the apron (f131). At first we thought the salmon-colored floor (f359) came up to the apron, but when we looked closer this feature, which was never excavated, appears to be more similar to f369 than to f359. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v188 O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 O12 2009-08-13 f378 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 O22 2009-08-13 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v188 O25 2009-08-13 Showing gray (f379) sloping up to apron f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 A30 2009-08-25 View of f377 showing it extending from the south northwards but not quite reaching the bottom step of the apron (f131). This feature may form the subfloor for the salmon-colored floor f359. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v189 O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O12 2009-08-13 f357 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O12 2009-08-13 f377 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O12 2009-08-13 f378 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O15 2009-08-13 k4 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O15 2009-08-13 k5 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O22 2009-08-13 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189 O25 2009-08-13 Showing extent of f377 and the south section [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a A30 2009-08-25 View looking north of f377 showing how it does not quite reach the bottom step of the apron (f131). It is probably eroded at the northern part explaining why it does not cover all of k110 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v189a O12 2009-08-13 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O12 2009-08-13 f357 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O12 2009-08-13 f359 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O12 2009-08-13 f377 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O12 2009-08-13 f378 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O22 2009-08-13 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v189a O25 2009-08-13 Showing extent of f377 and how it does not quite reach the apron (f131) [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190 A30 2009-08-25 View of an animal print, probably canine, impressed in the surface of f381. The small pointer indicates the location of the impression. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v190 O12 2009-08-13 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190 O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190 O22 2009-08-13 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190 O25 2009-08-13 Pawprint in f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190a A30 2009-08-25 View of animal print, probably canine, in f381. Baby powder was used to fill the impression to try and take a clearer photograph of the impression. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v190a O12 2009-08-13 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190a O15 2009-08-13 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190a O22 2009-08-13 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v190a O25 2009-08-13 Pawprint in f381 filled in with white powder [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 A30 2009-08-27 View of k110 showing the location of the ashy red layer f379. The dotted line in the southeast corner shows where f379 probably extended as it was partially removed before we could photograph it as it was thought to be part of f377 instead of its own feature. Especially important in this view is the particularly red patch in the center of k110, which shows that f379 is very similar to f348 in k15. f379 does not extend to the base of the apron (f131). [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v191 O12 2009-08-14 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O12 2009-08-14 f378 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O12 2009-08-14 f379 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O12 2009-08-14 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O15 2009-08-14 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O22 2009-08-14 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191 O25 2009-08-14 Showing extent of f379 covering mud f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a A30 2009-08-27 View of k110 looking north showing the position of f379 relative to the apron (f131). [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v191a O12 2009-08-14 f131 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O12 2009-08-14 f378 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O12 2009-08-14 f379 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O12 2009-08-14 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O15 2009-08-14 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O22 2009-08-14 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v191a O25 2009-08-14 Showing extent of f379 covering mud f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 after removing all backfill. This view shows the condition of k100 after removing the backfill. The cut of k105 and the pebbles of f292 are clearly visible. This view should be compared to v127 which was the last photo of k100 before backfilling in 2005. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v192 O12 2009-08-16 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O12 2009-08-16 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O12 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O12 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O15 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O15 2009-08-16 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192 O25 2009-08-16 k100 after removing backfill [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 after removing all the backfill showing the exposure of the remaining pebbles of f292, the outline of the sounding k105 and the accumulation (f383) in the southeast corner. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v192a O12 2009-08-16 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O12 2009-08-16 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O12 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O12 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O15 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O15 2009-08-16 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O22 2009-08-16 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192a O25 2009-08-16 After cleaning out k100 backfill before beginning excavation [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 after removing backfill. The damaged west section is clearly shown in this view. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v192b O12 2009-08-16 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O12 2009-08-16 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O12 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O12 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O15 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O15 2009-08-16 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O22 2009-08-16 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192b O25 2009-08-16 After cleaning out k100 backfill before beginning excavation [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 after removing backfill. In this view it is possible to see the cut of f382 cutting through all the pebble floors seen in the east section. We first identified the cut after we removed all the backfill and re-exposed this section. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v192c O12 2009-08-16 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O12 2009-08-16 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O12 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O12 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O15 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O15 2009-08-16 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O22 2009-08-16 looking east [Input: T827CJC.j]
v192c O25 2009-08-16 Showing damaged section in k100 looking east after removing backfill before beginning excavation [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 A30 2009-08-25 View of a12, the cut (f382) and its fill (f383). In this view it is possible to see the outline of some bricks pieces in the matrix of f383. This photograph was taken during the process of excavating f383 and shows the straight edge of the cut and the relative cleanliness of the fill in contrast to the features that were cut, such as f292. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v193 O11 2009-08-16 a12 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O12 2009-08-16 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O12 2009-08-16 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O12 2009-08-16 f383 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O15 2009-08-16 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O22 2009-08-16 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v193 O25 2009-08-16 Showing pit [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194 A30 2009-08-25 View of human footprint impressed into the surface of f381. It is a right foot and it is the clearest of four human footprints in this surface. The pointer indicates the location of the footprint. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v194 O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194 O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194 O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194 O25 2009-08-16 View of footprints [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194a A30 2009-08-25 Alternate view of the human footprint impressed in f381. This view is shaded from the sun to try and increase the visibility of the print. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v194a O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194a O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194a O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v194a O25 2009-08-16 close-up of footprint [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195 A30 2009-08-27 View showing close-up of a footprint imprinted in f381. It is a right foot print and it is oriented with the toes to the south. This footprint is the southeast-most print. See v196 for wide view. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v195 O1 2009-08-25 V22d2144 J2v195 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v195 O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195 O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195 O22 2009-08-16 OV [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195 O25 2009-08-16 East-most footprint,close-up of right footprint next to large indentation [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195 O40 2009-08-25 0195 L_V22d2144 J2v195 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v195 O45 2009-08-25 V22d2144 J2v195 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v195a A30 2009-08-27 View showing close-up of a human footprint imprinted in f381. It is a right foot print and the small white pointer is pointed at the arch of the foot. see v196 for a wideview. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v195a O1 2009-08-25 V22d2145 J2v195a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v195a O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195a O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195a O25 2009-08-16 NW-most footprint,close-up showing impression of right foot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v195a O40 2009-08-25 0195 L_V22d2144 J2v195 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v195a O40 2009-08-25 0195a L_V22d2145 J2v195a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v195a O45 2009-08-25 V22d2145 J2v195a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196 A30 2009-08-27 Wide view showing the location of the human footprints in the southern portion of k110. The close-up views of each footprint is indicated in the template, the southeast print is v195, the center print v194 and the northwest print is v195a, each of which has its own template. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v196 O1 2009-08-25 V22d2146 J2v196 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v196 O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196 O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196 O21 2009-08-16 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196 O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196 O25 2009-08-16 Wide-shot showing location footprints,this print can be seen in close-up v194 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196 O40 2009-08-25 0196 L_V22d2146 J2v196 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196 O45 2009-08-25 V22d2146 J2v196 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196a A30 2009-08-27 Wide view showing the location of the human footprints in the southern portion of k110. The southeast print is indicated by the pointer in this subview. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v196a O1 2009-08-25 V22d2147 J2v196a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v196a O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196a O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196a O21 2009-08-16 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196a O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196a O25 2009-08-16 Wide-shot showing location footprints,view of NE footprint in relation to other prints,see v195 for close-up [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196a O40 2009-08-25 0196 L_V22d2146 J2v196 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196a O40 2009-08-25 0196a L_V22d2147 J2v196a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196a O45 2009-08-25 V22d2147 J2v196a T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196b A30 2009-08-27 Wide view showing the location of the human footprints in the southern portion of k110. The northwest print is indicated by the pointer in this subview. [Input: T827CJC3.j]
v196b O1 2009-08-25 V22d2148 J2v196b T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
v196b O12 2009-08-16 f381 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196b O15 2009-08-16 k110 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196b O21 2009-08-16 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196b O22 2009-08-16 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196b O25 2009-08-16 Wide-shot showing location footprints,view of NW print see v195a [Input: T827CJC.j]
v196b O40 2009-08-25 0196 L_V22d2146 J2v196 T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196b O40 2009-08-25 0196b L_V22d2148 J2v196b T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v196b O45 2009-08-25 V22d2148 J2v196b T825 cJC.jpg [Input: J02V22.j]
v197 A30 2009-08-25 View of the cut in the southeast corner of k100. This view shows how straight the cut of f382 is. Visible at the bottom is a row of small stones, f384 that follow the same line as the cut. The stones are embedded in a very hard layer (f385). This is perhaps the bottom of the cut. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v197a A30 2009-08-25 Alternate view of the cut (f382) and the stones (f384) at the bottom of the cut. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v197b A30 2009-08-25 Alternate view of f384. This view shows the relation of the stones (f384) to the fill f383 in the south and east sections. Particularly notable is the total absence of stones in the fill of the pit (f383) in contrast to the positioning of the stones of f384 parallel to the cut of the pit (f382). [Input: T825CJC.j]
v198 A30 2009-08-25 View of cut f382. This view shows that the cut of f382, despite being incredibly straight (unlike a pit which has curved edges), is not artificially straightened but instead follows a straight line. This view was taken after the fill f383 was removed but before we scraped the cut f382. The inside face of the cut is relatively straight and does not slope in towards the bottom. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v198 O12 2009-08-17 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O12 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O12 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O15 2009-08-17 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O22 2009-08-17 looking northwest [Input: T827CJC.j]
v198 O25 2009-08-17 Showing pit-cut f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 after removing f292, showing the full extent of the sherd and bone pavement f386. The small square in front of the staircase f380 in northwest k100 is a sounding, k105, from the previous excavations. Presumably f386 continued across this area as well. f386 goes all the way up to the bottom visible stair of f380 in the northeast corner. In the southeast corner the cut f382 is visible after the removal of the fill f383. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v199 O12 2009-08-17 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O12 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O12 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O12 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O15 2009-08-17 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O22 2009-08-17 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199 O25 2009-08-17 Showing extent of sherd and bone pavement f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a A30 2009-08-25 View south of k100 with the sherd and bone pavement f386 exposed. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v199a O12 2009-08-17 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O12 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O12 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O12 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O15 2009-08-17 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O21 2009-08-17 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O22 2009-08-17 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199a O25 2009-08-17 Showing extent of sherd and bone pavement f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O12 2009-08-17 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O12 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O12 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O12 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O15 2009-08-17 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O21 2009-08-17 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O22 2009-08-17 looking east [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199b O25 2009-08-17 Showing extent of sherd and bone pavement f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O12 2009-08-17 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O12 2009-08-17 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O12 2009-08-17 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O12 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O15 2009-08-17 k105 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O21 2009-08-17 wide shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O22 2009-08-17 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199c O25 2009-08-17 Showing extent of sherd and bone pavement f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199d O12 2009-08-17 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199d O15 2009-08-17 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199d O21 2009-08-17 tight shot [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199d O22 2009-08-17 OV [Input: T827CJC.j]
v199d O25 2009-08-17 Close-up showing the the size and shape of the sherds and bones that make up the pavement f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 A30 2009-08-25 View north of the pebble and sherd floor f388 covering k100 except in the southeast corner where it is cut by f382. f388 goes right up to the lowest visible stones of f380. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v200 O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O22 2009-08-18 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200 O25 2009-08-18 Showing floor f388 covering all of k100 and the how the pit cut f382 cuts f388 in the southeast corner [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a A30 2009-08-25 View south of the pebble and sherd floor f388 showing how it is cut in the southeast corner by the cut of the pit f382. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v200a O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O22 2009-08-18 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200a O25 2009-08-18 Showing floor f388 covering all of k100 and the how the pit cut f382 cuts f388 in the southeast corner [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b A30 2009-08-25 View east of full exposure of f388 showing how it extends under the pebbles in the section, except in the southeast corner where it is cut by f382. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v200b O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O22 2009-08-18 looking east [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200b O25 2009-08-18 Showing floor f388 covering all of k100 and the how the pit cut f382 cuts f388 in the southeast corner [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c A30 2009-08-25 View west of full exposure of f388 covering all of k100. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v200c O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O22 2009-08-18 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200c O25 2009-08-18 Showing floor f388 covering all of k100 and the how the pit cut f382 cuts f388 in the southeast corner [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200d A30 2009-08-25 Overhead view close-up showing the kinds of sherds and pebbles that compose the pavement of f388. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v200d O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200d O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200d O22 2009-08-18 OV [Input: T827CJC.j]
v200d O25 2009-08-18 Close-up showing the elements that compose the surface of the pavement f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 A30 2009-08-25 View of the west section of k100 at the end of excavations in MZ22. This section is damaged immediately above the pebble floors. Visible in the bottom part of the section is the sequence of pavements and accumulations (f386, f387, f389, f388, f390). The top portion of the section was not excavated this season and so no feature numbers were assigned. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f205 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f215 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f258 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f267 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f276 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f287 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f292 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f386 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f387 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f388 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f389 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O22 2009-08-18 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v201 O25 2009-08-18 West section k100 after cutting back at the end of excavation [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 A30 2009-08-25 View of k100 at the end of excavation. The last feature exposed in k100 was the pebble and sherd floor, f390 which covers the whole area, except the area cut by the pit (f282). At the bottom of the pit is a very hard feature, f385. Near the bottom of the staircase, extending from the last stones of the stair about 10cm south is a small red bayaka feature (f391). [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202 O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O12 2009-08-18 f391 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O22 2009-08-18 looking north [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202 O25 2009-08-18 All k100 showing extent of pebble and sherd floor f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a A30 2009-08-25 View north of k100 at the end of the excavation. In this view you can clearly see the cut of f382 and the clean fill (f385) in the east and south section. In the foreground you see the lower staircase (f380) and the full exposure of the pebble and sherd pavement (f390). [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202a O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O22 2009-08-18 looking south [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202a O25 2009-08-18 All k100 showing extent of pebble and sherd floor f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b A30 2009-08-25 View east of k100 at the end of excavations. The section has been cut back and scraped. In the east section you can clearly see the cut of f382 as it cuts through the pebble floors (f205, f215, f258, f267, f276, f287, f292). [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-18 f391 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f205 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f215 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f258 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f267 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f276 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f287 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O12 2009-08-25 f292 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202b O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O22 2009-08-18 looking east [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202b O25 2009-08-18 All k100 showing extent of pebble and sherd floor f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c A30 2009-08-25 View west of k100 at the end of excavations with the section cut back and scraped. Portions of the section are still damaged but the pebble floors (f205, f215, f258, f267, f276, f287, f292) are visible. The bottom of k100 is entirely covered by f390 except where cut by the pit f382. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-18 f380 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-18 f382 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-18 f385 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-18 f391 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f205 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f215 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f258 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f267 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f276 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f287 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O12 2009-08-25 f292 [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202c O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O22 2009-08-18 looking west [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202c O25 2009-08-18 All k100 showing extent of pebble and sherd floor f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202d A30 2009-08-25 Overhead view showing a close-up of the pebble and sherd pavement f390. This pavement was not excavated and when k100 is backfilled it will be covered. When excavations in J2k100 resume they should begin with f390. [Input: T825CJC.j]
v202d O12 2009-08-18 f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202d O15 2009-08-18 k100 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202d O22 2009-08-18 ov [Input: T827CJC.j]
v202d O25 2009-08-18 Overhead detail of floor f390 [Input: T827CJC.j]
v203 O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203 O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203 O12 2009-09-21 f391 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203 O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203 O25 2009-09-21 View of red bakaya-like layer in front of lowest step of f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O12 2009-09-21 f391 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v203a O25 2009-09-21 View of red bakaya-like layer in front of lowest step of f380 after it has been sprayed with water [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f215 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f258 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f267 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f287 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f292 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f344 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f347 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f350 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f353 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f355 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f357 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f358 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f379 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f386 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f387 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f388 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f389 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O22 2009-09-21 looking west [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204 O25 2009-09-21 View of west section k100 after section was drawn, without section string [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f205 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f215 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f258 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f267 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f287 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f292 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f386 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f387 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f388 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f389 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O22 2009-09-21 looking west [Input: T921CJC.j]
v204a O25 2009-09-21 View of west section k100 after section was drawn, with section string [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205 O25 2009-09-21 Final view of k110, showing the exposure of f381 and f378 at the end of excavations. This is the view before the area was backfilled at the end of the 2009 season. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v205a O25 2009-09-21 Final view of k110, showing the exposure of f381 and f378 at the end of excavations looking north with the apron visible. This is the view before the area was backfilled at the end of the 2009 season. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f128 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f129 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f319 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f348 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f372 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f374 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O22 2009-09-21 looking northeast [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206 O25 2009-09-21 Final view of all of J2 at the end of the 2009 excacavations showing the full exposure of all the features before the area was backfilled. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f128 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f129 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f348 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f374 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O22 2009-09-21 looking northeast [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206a O25 2009-09-21 Alternate final view of all J2 at the end of 2009 excavations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O12 2009-09-21 f129 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206b O25 2009-09-21 Final view showing the apron and the staircase at the end of the 2009 excavations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206c O15 2009-09-21 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206c O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206c O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206c O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v206c O25 2009-09-21 Final view looking north in the western loci of the J2 2009 excavations. This is how the area appeared at the end of the excavations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f319 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f341 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f348 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207 O25 2009-09-21 Final view of J2 at the end of the 2009 excavations. This view, in particular, shows the south section of the J2 illustrating the large brickfall, the cut (f366) and the regular layers underneath. It sums up the amount of work done in 2009 and our concentration on understanding the layers in front of the apron, the erosion and the subsequent brickfall. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O12 2009-09-21 f319 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O12 2009-09-21 f348 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O12 2009-09-21 f373 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O12 2009-09-21 f374 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207a O25 2009-09-21 Final view of the western loci of the J2 2009 excavations, showing the area at the end of the excavations, particularly after the wall (f288, f344, f346) has been removed. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v207b O25 2009-09-21 Final view of the eastern loci of the J2 2009 excavations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f341 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O12 2009-09-21 f392 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O22 2009-09-21 looking west [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208 O25 2009-09-21 Final view looking west of the area in front of the apron showing the stopping point of the excavations in 2009. This is how the area appeared before it was backfilled. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f341 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O12 2009-09-21 f392 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O22 2009-09-21 looking west [Input: T921CJC.j]
v208a O25 2009-09-21 Alternate final view of J2 loci in front of the apron at the end of the 2009 excavations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f129 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f380 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f382 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f385 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f390 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O12 2009-09-21 f391 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O15 2009-09-21 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O22 2009-09-21 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v209 O25 2009-09-21 Final view of the area of the trench (J7k200) showing the 2009 excavations in k100 and the state of the excavations before backfilling at the end of the 2009 season. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f348 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f369 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f378 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O15 2009-09-21 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O22 2009-09-21 looking southwest [Input: T921CJC.j]
v210 O25 2009-09-21 Oblique view showing J2 at the end of excavations. It shows all the remaining features and illustrates the work done in the 2009 season in exposing f359, understanding the erosion (f366) and uncovering the footprints in f381. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f344 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f347 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f361 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f362 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f363 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f364 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211 O25 2009-09-21 South section of k5 when it was drawn. This view is without the section string. The south section was drawn as we do not have a north section due to the location of the loci in relation to the apron (f131). [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f344 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f347 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f361 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f362 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f363 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f364 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O15 2009-09-21 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v211a O25 2009-09-21 South section of k5 with the section string in place. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f345 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f364 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212 O25 2009-09-21 South section k15 without the section string. The south section was drawn to complete the sequence with the south sections of k5 and k110. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O12 2009-09-21 f345 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O12 2009-09-21 f365 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O15 2009-09-21 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v212a O25 2009-09-21 South section of k15 with the section string. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f340 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f344 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f347 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f350 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f353 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f355 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f357 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f358 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f379 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213 O25 2009-09-21 South section of k110 showing the long sequence of floors and accumulations. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f338 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f340 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f344 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f347 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f350 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f353 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f355 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f357 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f359 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f366 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f379 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v213a O25 2009-09-21 South section k110 with the section string in place. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v214 O12 2009-09-21 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v214 O15 2009-09-21 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v214 O22 2009-09-21 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v214 O25 2009-09-21 Showing modern human foot by ancient human footprint. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215 O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215 O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of possible human footprint, n5, near western edge of k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215a O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215a O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215a O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215a O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215a O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of possible human footprint, n5. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215b O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215b O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215b O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215b O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215b O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of possible human footprint, n5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215c O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215c O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215c O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215c O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v215c O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of possible human footprint, n5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216 O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216 O22 2010-12-17 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216 O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint, n2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216a O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216a O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216a O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216a O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216a O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint, n2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216b O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216b O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216b O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216b O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216b O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint, n2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216c O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216c O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216c O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216c O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216c O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint, n2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216d O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216d O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216d O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216d O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v216d O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint, n2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217 O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217 O22 2010-12-17 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217 O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217a O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217a O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217a O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217a O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217a O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint impression [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217b O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217b O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217b O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217b O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217b O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint impression [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217c O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217c O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217c O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217c O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v217c O25 2010-12-17 View of human footprint [Input: T921CJC.j]
v218 O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v218 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v218 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219 O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219 O25 2010-12-17 overhead of possible human footprint, n5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219a O12 2010-12-17 f381 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219a O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219a O21 2010-12-17 tight shot [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219a O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v219a O25 2010-12-17 Human footprint, n5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220 O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of all of J2 taken from kite. Shows the monumental access (^mnaccs) including revetment wall, flanking walls, staircase and apron. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220a O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of all of J2 taken from kite. Shows the monumental access (^mnaccs) including revetment wall, flanking walls, staircase and apron. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v220b O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of all of J2 taken from kite. Shows the monumental access (^mnaccs) including revetment wall, flanking walls, staircase and apron. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v500 O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of J2 showing the important aspects of the monumental acces including the revetment wall (^wall1), first apron (^apr1), second apron (^apr2), first staircase (^stair1) and second staircase (^stair2) and the flanking walls (^wall2 and ^wall3). Additionally, in this view one of the curtian walls (^ctwl1) is still standing. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O22 2010-12-17 looking northwest [Input: T921CJC.j]
v502 O25 2010-12-17 Oblique view of all of J2 showing the monumental access. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v503 O25 2010-12-17 High kite view of all of J2, specifically highlighting the features of the monumental access [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O22 2010-12-17 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v504 O25 2010-12-17 View looking north at the monumental access with the location of Temple BA visible in the background. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v505 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v505 O22 2010-12-17 looking east [Input: T921CJC.j]
v505 O25 2010-12-17 View looking west at accumulations (^accum1) above the staircase (^stair2). [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f127 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f128 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f129 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f130 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f131 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O12 2010-12-17 f132 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k15 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v506 O25 2010-12-17 Overhead view of monumental access before it was fully excavated. Note how the staircase extends down into the trench of k100 while the apron has not yet been fully exposed. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O15 2010-12-17 k14 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O22 2010-12-17 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v507 O25 2010-12-17 View north showing the exposure of the top of the second apron (^apr2) and the edge of the first apron (^apr1) with some of the collapse stones from ^use4 visible sitting on the second apron. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v508 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v508 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v508 O25 2010-12-17 View showing one of the floors associated with ^use2 at the point where the revetment wall (^wall1) meets the apron (^apr1) [Input: T921CJC.j]
v509 O11 2010-12-17 a8 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v509 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v509 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v509 O25 2010-12-17 View of pit, a8, in a floor, f249 that is part of second use area (^use2) dated to just after the brickfall. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v510 O12 2010-12-17 f154 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v510 O22 2010-12-17 looking northwest [Input: T921CJC.j]
v510 O25 2010-12-17 View of stone, f154, on ^apr1 associated with the use area ^use2, with the revetment wall (^wall1) in the background. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v511 O12 2010-12-17 f234 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v511 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v511 O22 2010-12-17 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v511 O25 2010-12-17 View of the surface/floor associated with the strata s610-J2A. This is the period right after ^wall3 is built while hard layers are packed down in sloping layers in front of the revetment wall (^wall1). [Input: T921CJC.j]
v512 O25 2010-12-17 This view number was not assigned [Input: T921CJC.j]
v513 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v513 O22 2010-12-17 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v513 O25 2010-12-17 View of the sequence of floors ^fl2 related to the ongoing use of ^apr1. This sequence is composed of multiple floors which are delineated by the lines. While the floors are individually marked as features together they form the period of use that was characterized by the continuous use of the area and the build-up of thin floors that were repeatedly used and covered. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O22 2010-12-17 looking east [Input: T921CJC.j]
v514 O25 2010-12-17 Overview of Phase 7e with ^ctwl2 and ^ctwl3 visible associated with ^use1. Also ^bf is visible building up south of ^ctwl2. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v515 O12 2010-12-17 f257 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v515 O22 2010-12-17 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v515 O25 2010-12-17 View of ^ctwl1 abutting the flanking wall, ^wall3, and the apron (^apr1). The oblique stone (f257) added to match the original oblique stones in J6 is visible. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O15 2010-12-17 k3 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O15 2010-12-17 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O22 2010-12-17 looking east [Input: T921CJC.j]
v516 O25 2010-12-17 View of ^use 1 during the brickfall process. The curtain walls are built in two layers (clearly visible in ^ctwl2 in this view) [Input: T921CJC.j]
v517 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v517 O22 2010-12-17 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v517 O25 2010-12-17 View of the uppermost pavement floor of ^pv2 abutting the lower staircase. The upper staircase and apron are visible as well. This view shows the connection between the two staircases as well as illustrating the kinds of pebble pavements that make up ^pv2 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O15 2010-12-17 k4 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O15 2010-12-17 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O15 2010-12-17 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O22 2010-12-17 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v518 O25 2010-12-17 General view showing the postion of ^bf covering J2, J6 and J7. This view indicates how the brickfall originates somewhere in the SE before sloping NW across J2. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v519 O15 2010-12-17 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v519 O22 2010-12-17 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v519 O25 2010-12-17 This view illustrates how ^ctwl2 was built in 2 phases during the brickfall with the brickfall around it. A the same time the ^ctwl2 was being built the area was being used with ashy patches attributed to ^use1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O11 2011-01-04 a9 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O12 2011-01-04 f286 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O15 2011-01-04 k5 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O15 2011-01-04 k110 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O22 2011-01-04 looking west [Input: T921CJC.j]
v520 O25 2011-01-04 View of ^use1 illustrating the location of the pits (a9) in front of the apron area. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v521 O12 2011-01-04 f247 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v521 O15 2011-01-04 k13 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v521 O22 2011-01-04 ov [Input: T921CJC.j]
v521 O25 2011-01-04 View of sloping layer f247 that may serve a similar function to the escarpments in J1 and the glacis in J6 which is to protect the base of walls. [Input: T921CJC.j]
v522 O11 2011-01-04 a1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v522 O15 2011-01-04 k33 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v522 O22 2011-01-04 looking south [Input: T921CJC.j]
v522 O25 2011-01-04 View of pit (a1) sitting in the upper layers of J2, in the layer just below the topsoil, labeled ^accum1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v523 O15 2011-01-04 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v523 O22 2011-01-04 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v523 O25 2011-01-04 View of mutliple pavements that form ^pv2 in front of the lower staircase (^stair1). [Input: T921CJC.j]
v524 O15 2011-01-04 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v524 O22 2011-01-04 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v524 O25 2011-01-04 View of one of the pavements of ^pv2, showing the large size of the pebbles and demonstrating how the pebble floors come up against ^stair1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v525 O15 2011-01-04 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v525 O22 2011-01-04 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v525 O25 2011-01-04 View of one of the pavements of ^pv2, showing the large size of the pebbles and demonstrating how the pebble floors come up against ^stair1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v526 O15 2011-01-04 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v526 O22 2011-01-04 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v526 O25 2011-01-04 View of one of the pavements of ^pv2, showing the large size of the pebbles and demonstrating how the pebble floors come up against ^stair1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v527 O15 2011-01-04 k100 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v527 O22 2011-01-04 looking north [Input: T921CJC.j]
v527 O25 2011-01-04 View of one of the pavements of ^pv2, showing the large size of the pebbles and demonstrating how the pebble floors come up against ^stair1 [Input: T921CJC.j]
v900 B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900a B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900b B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900c B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900d B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900e B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900f B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900g B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900h B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900i B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900j B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900k B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900l B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900m B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900n B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900o B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900p B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
v900q B11 2011-05-23 The 900 series of views was taken in 2005 to assess the state of conservation of the stone constructions. [Input: V523CJC.j]
w1 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of the location of the tannur, f9, in k14. In the upper corner the stone f13 is also drawn. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w1 B11 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w1 O12 2010-11-19 f9 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w1 O12 2010-11-19 f13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w1 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w2 B11 2010-11-19 Unlabeled overhead drawing of stones f26 in k14. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w2 O12 2010-11-19 f17 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w2 O12 2010-11-19 f26 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w2 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w2 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w3 B11 2010-11-19 File corrupted and drawing lost [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w4 B11 2010-11-19 File corrupted and drawing lost [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k5: f2 is the topsoil, f4 a natural accumulation, f4 a layer; f16 is the layer associated with a concentration of small stones f24, which is probably a use area after the monumental access was anymore used as a sacral area, being covered by natural acumulations [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O12 2010-11-19 f2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O12 2010-11-19 f4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O12 2010-11-19 f8 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O12 2010-11-19 f16 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w5 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k4: f3 is the topsoil, f5 and f11 the accumulation below; f12 is probably a floor associated to tannur f9 and f28 a floating stone [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O12 2010-11-19 f5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O12 2010-11-19 f6 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O12 2010-11-19 f11 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O12 2010-11-19 f12 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w6 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k14: f6 is the topsoil, f7 a natural accumulation in which tannur f9 sits, f15 a natural accumulation and f17 a layer associated with group of stones f26, which is a use area in later time, when the monumental access was almost covered and no more sacral area. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 O12 2010-11-19 f6 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 O12 2010-11-19 f7 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 O12 2010-11-19 f15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w7 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the northern part of the East baulk of k13: topsoil f29 and accumulations f30 and f31 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 O12 2010-11-19 f29 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 O12 2010-11-19 f30 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w8 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the east section of k4 and k5: f3 is the topsoil and f4, which is the same as f5, is the accumulation below [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O12 2010-11-19 f2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O12 2010-11-19 f4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O12 2010-11-19 f5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w9 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w10 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the southern part of the East baulk of k15: topsoil f58 and accumulation below f65 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w10 O12 2010-11-19 f58 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w10 O12 2010-11-19 f65 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w10 O15 2010-11-19 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w10 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w11 B11 2010-11-19 Eastern section of k14 showing thick f11 with stones inside. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w11 O12 2010-11-19 f11 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w11 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w11 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 B11 2010-11-19 East section of k2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 O12 2010-11-19 f64 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 O12 2010-11-19 f74 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 O12 2010-11-19 f78 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 O15 2010-11-19 k2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w12 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w13 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North baulk of k95: f68 is the topsoil of the locus [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w13 O12 2010-11-19 f68 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w13 O15 2010-11-19 k95 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w13 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the East section of k93, showing the deposits covering the staircase f130: f51 and f47 abut f130, f1 was the collapse of the walls of the german trench in k100, wich was covering the staircase f130 ; f47 and f37 are accumulation characterized by bricky material, which probably belongs to a collapse of a structure to the North, or could be the mudbrick terrace that partly crumbled to the South [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f1 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f34 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f37 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f47 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f51 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O15 2010-11-19 k93 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O15 2010-11-19 k100 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w14 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the east section of k13: f30, f80, f87 are cut by the German Trench f104; f103, which is a hard layer with some pebbles and sherds, abuts wall f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f30 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f80 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f87 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f95 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f104 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w15 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k14: f76 is a layer dated to mittani period, which was cut by f104 the german trench; f111 is a natural accumulation [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 O12 2010-11-19 f76 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 O12 2010-11-19 f104 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 O12 2010-11-19 f111 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w16 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k4: f102 is probably a floor, which was found only a small part. Pebbles and hardness characterize this feature, f105 is the layer below f102 and is a compact accumulatio, similar to f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 O12 2010-11-19 f81 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 O12 2010-11-19 f102 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 O12 2010-11-19 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w17 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w18 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the Eastern section of k4: f81 is a layer dated to mittani time, f105 is a compact surface with pebbles [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w18 O12 2010-11-19 f81 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w18 O12 2010-11-19 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w18 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w18 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w19 B11 2010-11-19 East baulk of k14 near top. No elevation given in drawing. scale 1:20 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w19 O12 2010-11-19 f104 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w19 O12 2010-11-19 f109 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w19 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w19 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w20 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the East section of k5: are drawn the first layers of the locus, f4 under topsoil f2 and f8 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w20 O12 2010-11-19 f4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w20 O12 2010-11-19 f8 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w20 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w20 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the south section of k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 O12 2010-11-19 f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 O12 2010-11-19 f125 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 O15 2010-11-19 k101 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21 O22 2010-11-19 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21a B11 2012-10-17 Drawing of top part of north section in k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21a O12 2012-10-17 f111 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21a O15 2012-10-17 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21a O22 2012-10-17 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21b B11 2012-10-17 Drawing of top part of north section in k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21b O12 2012-10-17 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21b O15 2012-10-17 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21b O22 2012-10-17 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21c B11 2012-10-17 Drawing of top part of esat section in k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21c O12 2012-10-17 f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21c O15 2012-10-17 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w21c O22 2012-10-17 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w22 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k85: f124 is the feature assigned to the North baulk of k85, which includes the accumulation f118 under topsoil f68; f118 is the same as f117 in k84 and f113, overlaying wall f129 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w22 O12 2010-11-19 f118 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w22 O12 2010-11-19 f124 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w22 O15 2010-11-19 k85 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w22 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w23 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k5: f157 is the top suface of k5 and was exposed through the winter; f158 accumulation immediatly below [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w23 O12 2010-11-19 f157 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w23 O12 2010-11-19 f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w23 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w23 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the East baulk of k5: f158 is sandy and grey, which is the same accumulation as f164 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 O12 2010-11-19 f157 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 O12 2010-11-19 f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 O12 2010-11-19 f164 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w24 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w25 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North baulk of k5: f164 is the same accumulation as f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w25 O12 2010-11-19 f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w25 O12 2010-11-19 f164 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w25 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w25 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the East section of k14: f156 is the first 20 cm top surface of k14 exposed during the winter; f159 consists of a mixture of hard surfaces with soft patches, due to the presence of water; f161 is characterized by laminations, pottery, pebbles and sand [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 O12 2010-11-19 f156 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 O12 2010-11-19 f159 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 O12 2010-11-19 f161 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w26 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w27 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k15: f168 and f193 are accumulations contaminated by the german trench; f168 is also cutted by the trench [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w27 O12 2010-11-19 f168 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w27 O12 2010-11-19 f193 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w27 O15 2010-11-19 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w27 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w28 B11 2014-01-04 East section of k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w28 O12 2014-01-04 f162 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w28 O15 2014-01-04 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w28 O22 2014-01-04 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the South section of k13 and k101: f140 and f138 are the saame features, but distinguished because excavated in different loci; f171 and f174 are the saame featureas, and are interesting layers, being use area with tannur peaces and ashy lenses. Theese features are the same as f150 in k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O12 2010-11-19 f138 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O12 2010-11-19 f140 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O12 2010-11-19 f166 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O12 2010-11-19 f171 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O12 2010-11-19 f174 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O15 2010-11-19 k101 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w29 O22 2010-11-19 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w30 B11 2014-01-04 East section of k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w30 O12 2014-01-04 f185 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w30 O12 2014-01-04 f206 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w30 O15 2014-01-04 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w30 O22 2014-01-04 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w31 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the east section of k14: f202 is the eastern baulk: is an accumulation which presents the same characteristics of f208, the bricky debris in k4, and probably is a part of the brickfall in k4, that expanded through k14; f202 covers wall f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w31 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w31 O12 2010-11-19 f202 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w31 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w31 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w32 B11 2010-11-19 Western portion of drawing w33 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w32 O12 2010-11-19 f181 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w32 O12 2010-11-19 f188 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w32 O12 2010-11-19 f216 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w32 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w33 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the south section of k4: it is a small part of it, because was excavated in different time (see v103), but it is the eastern continuation of w32; f189 is the brick crumble and f188 is the brick melted; in the western part is visible the brickfall, in which distinguible part of bricks of 2-3 cm are visible. All this feature belong to a brickfall of a structure not excavated yet to the south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w33 O12 2010-11-19 f188 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w33 O12 2010-11-19 f189 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w33 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w33 O22 2010-11-19 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w34 B11 2014-01-04 Southern section of k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w34 O12 2014-01-04 f210 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w34 O15 2014-01-04 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w34 O22 2014-01-04 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the East section of k23: the topsoil f201 and natural accumulation f203, which is very thick (130 cm); f203 covers and abuts revetment wall f128;floor f249 abuts wall f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f184 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f187 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f201 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f203 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f241 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O12 2010-11-19 f242 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O15 2010-11-19 k23 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w35 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 B11 2014-01-04 South pseudo baulk of f232 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 O12 2014-01-04 f188 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 O12 2014-01-04 f216 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 O12 2014-01-04 f232 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 O15 2014-01-04 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w36 O22 2014-01-04 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k24: f243 is the topsoil and underneath the accumulations f252, f263: the West part of f263 is not excavated [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 O12 2010-11-19 f252 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 O12 2010-11-19 f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 O15 2010-11-19 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w37 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of East section of k24: topsoil f243 and natural accumulation f252 and f263 underneath; two floating stones f262 are sitting in f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O12 2010-11-19 f252 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O12 2010-11-19 f262 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O12 2010-11-19 f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O15 2010-11-19 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w38 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the North section of k23: the topsoil f184 and the natural accumulations below it are f187 and f203; the West part of f203 is not excavated [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 O12 2010-11-19 f184 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 O12 2010-11-19 f187 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 O12 2010-11-19 f201 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 O15 2010-11-19 k23 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w39 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w40 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of the visible stones of the revetment wall f128 in k23. Elevations are marked to indicate the changes in elevation. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w40 O3 2010-12-07 W18d0818 J2w040 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w40 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w40 O15 2010-11-19 k23 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w40 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w40 O45 2010-12-07 W18d0818 J2w040 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w41 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead sketch drawing of the upper portion of the staircase f130. This sketch is based on p27. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w41 O3 2010-12-07 W18d0819 J2w041 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w41 O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w41 O15 2010-11-19 k100 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w41 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w41 O45 2010-12-07 W18d0819 J2w041 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w42 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead sketch drawing of the lower portion of the staircase f130. This sketch is based on p28 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w42 O3 2010-12-07 W18d0820 J2w042 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w42 O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w42 O15 2010-11-19 k100 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w42 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w42 O45 2010-12-07 W18d0820 J2w042 Uz07 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w43 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones of the apron. This is a sketch based on measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w43 O3 2010-12-08 W18d0821 J2w043 Uz08 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w43 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w43 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w43 O45 2010-12-08 W18d0821 J2w043 Uz08 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w44 B11 2010-11-19 Drawing of the east section of k15; f305 corresponds to the east baulk; thesouthern part has been not excavated [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w44 O12 2010-11-19 f305 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w44 O15 2010-11-19 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w44 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w45 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones of upper portion of the apron. This sketch is based on measured relays [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w45 O3 2010-12-08 W18d0823 J2w045 Uz08 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w45 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w45 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w45 O45 2010-12-08 W18d0823 J2w045 Uz08 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w46 B11 2010-11-19 Upper half of apron. This sketch is based on measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w46 O3 2010-12-10 W18d0824 J2w046 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w46 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w46 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w46 O45 2010-12-10 W18d0824 J2w046 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w47 B11 2010-11-19 Lower portion of apron, overhead sketch. This drawing is based on measured relays. The gap space is where f154 was resting on the apron, covering it. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w47 O3 2010-12-10 W18d0824 J2w047 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w47 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w47 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w47 O45 2010-12-10 W18d0824 J2w047 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w48 B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones that make up the western flanking wall of the apron (f127). This sketch is based on measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w48 O3 2010-12-10 W18d0825 J2w048 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w48 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w48 O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w48 O45 2010-12-10 W18d0825 J2w048 Uz10 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w49a B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones of second staircase. This is based on a sketch made from measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49a O3 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049a Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w49a O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49a O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49a O45 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049a Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w49b B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones of second staircase. This is based on a sketch made from measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49b O3 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049b Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w49b O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49b O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49b O45 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049b Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w49c B11 2010-11-19 Overhead drawing of stones of second staircase. This is based on a sketch made from measured relays. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49c O3 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049c Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w49c O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49c O22 2010-11-19 ov [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w49c O45 2010-12-13 W18d0826 J2w049c Uz13 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w50 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w50 O15 2014-01-04 k2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w51 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w51 O15 2014-01-04 k3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w52 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w52 O15 2014-01-04 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w53 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w53 O15 2014-01-04 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w54 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w54 O15 2014-01-04 k12 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w55 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w55 O15 2014-01-04 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w56 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w56 O15 2014-01-04 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w57 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w57 O15 2014-01-04 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w58 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w58 O15 2014-01-04 k22 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w59 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w59 O15 2014-01-04 k23 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w60 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w60 O15 2014-01-04 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w61 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w61 O15 2014-01-04 k33 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w62 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w62 O15 2014-01-04 k43 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w63 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w63 O15 2014-01-04 k53 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w64 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w64 O15 2014-01-04 k82 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w65 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w65 O15 2014-01-04 k83 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w66 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w66 O15 2014-01-04 k84 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w67 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w67 O15 2014-01-04 k92 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w68 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w68 O15 2014-01-04 k93 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w69 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w69 O15 2014-01-04 k100 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w70 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w70 O15 2014-01-04 k101 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w71 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w71 O15 2014-01-04 k103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w72 B11 2014-01-04 Localization of locus relative to other loci [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w72 O15 2014-01-04 k105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w73 B11 2014-10-24 Loci map showing relative location of k110 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w73 O3 2014-10-24 W18d0873 J02w0073 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w73 O15 2014-10-24 k110 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w74 B11 2014-10-24 Loci map showing relative location of k111 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w74 O3 2014-10-24 W18d0874 J02w0074 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w74 O15 2014-10-24 k111 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w75 B11 2014-10-24 Loci map showing relative location of k104 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w75 O3 2014-10-24 W18d0875 J02w0075 Yx24 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w75 O15 2014-10-24 k104 [Input: YX24CJC.j]
w100 B11 2010-11-19 k24 North section [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w100 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w100 O12 2010-11-19 f252 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w100 O12 2010-11-19 f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w100 O15 2010-11-19 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w100 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 B11 2010-11-19 Eastern section of k13 showing accumulations in front of the revetment wall and covering the revetment wall. The cut of the German trench is also visible. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f29 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f30 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f31 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f80 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f87 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f89 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f95 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f104 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f125 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O12 2010-11-19 f137 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w102 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 B11 2010-11-19 Eastern section of k14 showing the area south of the trench f104. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f104 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f159 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f162 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f200 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O12 2010-11-19 f210 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w103 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 B11 2010-11-19 Eastern section of k23 and k24 showing features covering upper layers of revetment wall. The baulk was not drawn [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f184 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f187 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f201 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f203 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f241 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f242 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f249 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f252 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f262 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O12 2010-11-19 f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O15 2010-11-19 k23 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w104 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 B11 2010-11-19 Eastern section of k24 showing layers of topsoil and just below. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 O12 2010-11-19 f252 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 O12 2010-11-19 f262 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 O15 2010-11-19 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w105 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 B11 2010-11-19 Combination drawing incorporating the north section of k13 with the south section of k13 and k101. This composite drawing shows the complete view of 4meters of depsoist from the topsoil down in front of the revetment wall. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f6 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f7 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f76 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f109 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f111 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f137 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f140 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f166 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f171 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O12 2010-11-19 f174 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O15 2010-11-19 k101 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w107 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 B11 2010-11-19 North section of k4 showing layers just under the surface. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f11 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f22 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f28 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f81 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f102 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O12 2010-11-19 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w108 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w109 O3 2012-01-10 W18d0914 J2w109 W110 cJC.jpg [Input: J02_VWX.j]
w109 O45 2012-01-10 W18d0914 J02w109 W110 cJC.jpg [Input: J02W18.j]
w200 B11 2010-11-19 Composite section combining the south section k4 and k14 with the north section of k5 and k15 to create a complete section showing the north section across J2. The elevations included depict the upper layers of brickfall and the deposits above the brickfall to the surface. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f8 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f16 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f40 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f82 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f157 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f164 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f168 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f181 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f188 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f193 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f207 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f208 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f210 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O12 2010-11-19 f211 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O15 2010-11-19 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w200 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 B11 2010-11-19 Combined East section of k2 and k3 showing upper level deposits covering the staircase f130. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f18 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f25 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f32 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f45 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f64 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f74 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O15 2010-11-19 k2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O15 2010-11-19 k3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w201 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 B11 2010-11-19 Combined East section of k4 and k5. This section depicts the upper levels and the small curtain walls (f144 and f232). [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f2 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f8 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f11 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f16 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f22 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f81 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f82 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f144 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f158 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f188 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f216 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O12 2010-11-19 f232 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w202 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 B11 2010-11-19 Combined East section of k13, k14 and k15. This section shows the layers extending south from the revetment wall. The big cut of the trench f20 is shown as well. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f18 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f20 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f29 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f30 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f31 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f58 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f65 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f80 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f87 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f95 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f103 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f125 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f128 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f137 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f159 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f161 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f162 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f185 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f193 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f200 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f210 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O12 2010-11-19 f305 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O15 2010-11-19 k13 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O15 2010-11-19 k15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w203 O22 2010-11-19 looking east [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 B11 2010-11-19 Combined section of north k4, k14 and k24 to show a complete North section directly south of revetment wall f128 and apron f131, showing the layers covering the apron and abutting flank wall f127. f140 has many layers, but these were not recognized in section. The lower portion shows the intense use of this area, close to the walls, whith many ashy layers. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f3 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f6 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f7 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f11 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f15 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f22 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f28 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f76 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f81 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f102 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f105 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f109 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f111 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f127 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f137 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f140 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f152 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f166 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f171 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f174 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f243 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f263 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f295 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f297 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O12 2010-11-19 f307 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O15 2010-11-19 k14 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O15 2010-11-19 k24 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w205 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w206 B11 2010-11-19 North section of k5 showing the thin layer of f365 that had been removed with f359 just exposed underneath. f359 was not removed. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w206 O12 2010-11-19 f359 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w206 O12 2010-11-19 f365 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w206 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w206 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 B11 2010-11-19 West section of k5 showing the features removed during the 2009 season. The uneven top portion of the section is due to the fact that the area was exposed for several seasons. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 O12 2010-11-19 f364 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 O12 2010-11-19 f365 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 O12 2010-11-19 f375 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w207 O22 2010-11-19 looking north [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 B11 2010-11-19 West section of k110. The raised portion in the south is due to the cut back of the south section. The section illustrates the thin layers lapping up against the stone of the apron. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f131 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f310 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f347 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f350 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f353 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f355 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O12 2010-11-19 f364 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O15 2010-11-19 k110 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w208 O22 2010-11-19 looking west [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 B11 2010-11-19 South section across J2. Shows the sharp cut of the erosion, f366. The brickfall can clearly be seen resting directly on the EDIII accumulations. The thin layers of the floors that built up are clearly seen in the western portion of the section. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f338 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f344 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f345 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f347 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f350 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f353 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f355 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f357 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f358 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f359 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f361 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f362 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f363 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f364 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f365 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O12 2010-11-19 f379 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O15 2010-11-19 k4 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O15 2010-11-19 k110 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w209 O22 2010-11-19 looking south [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 B11 2010-11-19 Western section of k100 down in front of the lower staircase (f380). It shows the lower pavements and the series of pebble pavements above them abutting the stairs. [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f130 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f205 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f209 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f213 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f215 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f256 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f258 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f266 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f338 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f344 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f347 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f350 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f353 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f355 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f357 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f359 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f378 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f379 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f380 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f381 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f386 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f387 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f388 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f389 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f390 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O12 2010-11-19 f392 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O15 2010-11-19 k5 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O15 2010-11-19 k100 [Input: UY19CJC.j]
w210 O22 2010-11-19 looking west [Input: UY19CJC.j]