J4
Editorial context
Contents
Authors' index
Front matter
Versions
Shortcuts
Topical index
Introduction
Preface
Overview
Conclusion
Setting
A
UTHORSHIP
masthead
editorial level
documentary level
systems level
S
PECIAL
I
SSUES
errors
essays
topics
Chronicle
Overviews
Introduction
S
TRATIGRAPHY
introduction
emplacement
volumetry
deposition
chronometry
T
YPOLOGY
introduction
B
UILT
E
NVIR.
overview
structures
use areas
installations
loose elements
isolated elements
O
BJECTS
overview
ceramics
glyptics
figurines
lithics
metals
other
I
NTEGRATIVE
introduction
chronoloy
C
ONSERVATION
introduction
Stone architecture
Mudbrick architecture
objects
storage
P
RESENTATION
introduction
perceptual analysis
panels
R
EFERENCES
* introductory
annotated bibliography
publications
Tabulations
Introduction
Data set
Indices & frequencies
Synoptic tables
Correlations: interactive
Correlations: ad-hoc
Strat. summaries
Sitewide
Constituents
introduction
incidentals
a aggregates
f features
h phases
i items
k loci
q q-lots
qi q-items
qp pottery
r relays
s strata
t templates
v view photos
w view drawings
sequential
typological
data base
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Unit Book J4
The Eastern Top of the Main Staircase (
Version 1a
)
Historical
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Giorgio Buccellati
– November 2005
Introduction
The great gap
The long duration of the sacral area
The first construction
The earlier structure
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The great gap
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