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Unit Book J4

The Eastern Top of the Main Staircase (Version 1a)

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Constituent Roster Date Record
--nr -inc 2006-09-04 Today mKB referred about her analysis of f64, f72, f76 and f79. f79 (q147, q148, q172) and f76 pottery (q 164, q168) belong to Mittani period. Also the pottery recovered in f64 belong to the Mittani period (although only one q-lot has been analyzed, q159) as well as f72 (q161); the cronology of f77 is instead uncertain (also in this case only one q-lot has been alalized, q166). [Input: Q904SC2.j]
-daily -inc 2006-08-26 Today we started with a general cleaning of all the units in order to take some general views of all the area with the N-S baulks. We then started to remove part of the NS baulk. [Input: Q826SC.j]
-daily -inc 2006-08-27 Today we finished to remove the E baulk of k84 and the E baulk of k72. dM took some general views of J4 without the N-S baulks (v33, v34, v34a, v34b, v34c). We also left part of the E baulk of k74 and we used it as a ramp in order to facilitate the removal of the dirt from all the unit. At the end of the day, one elevator has been positioned in k63. We are going to use it tomorrow, while, the elevator located in the dirt pile east to J4 has been working only partially today, due to electricity problems; only few pottery sherds have been recovered from the swifting of the dirt located here. [Input: Q827SC.j]
-daily -inc 2006-09-03 Today we started with a general cleaning of all J04 Unit, and then dM took some general views of the whole area (v56, v56a, v56b, v56c). Since yesterday, while removing the baulk, we have also removed all the markers in the central portion of the unit, today bwP assigned new markers in k73 and k63. [Input: Q903SC.j]
-daily -inc 2006-09-05 Yesterday in the afternoon the elevator was set up, and today we start collecting the pottery sherds recovered with the swifting of the dirt belonging to the whole excavation area. We collected 5 baskets which have been labeled as q-lots starting from q999 (i.e., q999, q998, q997, q996 and q995, and one item, q995.1) in order to differenciate them from the 'ordinary' q-lots that is possible to link with a determinate feature. [Input: Q905SC2.j]
-daily -inc 2006-09-06 today we will have the visit of the Minister of Syrian Culture and a lot of work need to be carry out in J1 as well as in J3. For this reason, we have been working in J4 only for the first half of the morning in J4 with only one team of workmen. All the other workmen have been working in J3. In J4 we only needed to remove a small portion of the N baulk in k84 left from yesterday excavation and to clean the whole unit. [Input: Q906SC.j]
-daily -inc 2006-09-23 Yesterday Katleen Deckers from Tuebingen University, examined some layers within the J area and in J4 Unit as well, in particular in loci k72, k63 and k100 (i.e., f121 and f158). Her study aims to better define the processes that were responsible for the deposition of the natural layers we found within the tell mound and. Katleen Deckers says that in J04 loci k72, k63 and k100 we have layers that can be related with small gully, wash layers and water and wind borne (aeolian) layers. [Input: Q923SC2.j]
-daily -inc 2006-10-05 Last week, during the stratigraphy meeting in the field, gB suggested us to clean the portion of the w128 where it abuts the monumental staircase in J2, in order to understand the real realionship between them, i.e. whether w128 is sitting on top of the monumental staircase (as it seems) or is bounded with, etc. In fact, until today, the general understanding of w128 was that: w128 is sitting on the monumental staircase, and thus, that it is a later costruction (to be approximately phased in phase 2-4/5). The last two rows of the stone w128, clearly different in shape and modality of construction, have been always interpreted as a second/later phase, and being part of the re-arrangement of the area where the apron is located occurred in Mittani time. This re-arrangement of the area is cleary visible in the different accuracy of the steps between the lower and upper part of the staircase, by the big stone with a flat surface resting on an accumulation on top of the "primary" apron. The area of contact between w128 and the monumental staircase in J02, was never really investigated up to-date, and therefore on QX03 we start cleaning this portion of J2. Close to the w128 there was also one stone, rolled here probably from the top of the wall or from the secondary Apron. This stone (q168) was abutting w128, disturbing the real perception of the relationship between this wall and the monumental staircase. We took a picture of the stone in place (v92, v92a, v92b), and then we removed the stone and start cleaning the accumlation below the stone, f167, which it is in contact with the monumental staircase. Once we removed f167 and all the dirt accumualted here in the last years we had a completely new picture of the contact between the two structures: w128 is not sitting on the monumental staircase but cleary bound with it. Thus w128 is contemporary to the monumental staircase and is therefore dated to phase 1. We have been always considered less probable the possibility of a bounding bewteen w128 and the monumental staircase because this would have meant that w128 was built in the same period of the revetement wall, and the presence of two wall at the same time was a bit puzzzling. We took several picture in order to document the bounding bewteen w128 and the monumental staircase (v93 and following). [Input: QX05SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-08-20 Today bP put new markers: two for the N and NE corner (m4357, m4354) of k61 and one for the SE corner of k61 (m4359); three markers in k71 (m4358 in the N section of k71, m4359 in the E section of k71, m4360 in the E section of k71). [Input: Q820SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-08-21 Today markers m4303 (the NE corner of k63) has been removed. [Input: Q821SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-08-22 Today bP put some control points in the E section of k82 (m4376) and k83 (m4377 and m4378). [Input: Q822SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-08-26 Today we remove markers: m3667, m4302, m3842, m4250, m4245, m4251, m4299, m4294, m4243. [Input: Q826SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-09-04 Today mk bwp put three control points in the S section of k74, k64, and in the N section of k72. [Input: Q904SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-09-05 Today we removed markers m4378 in the E baulk of k83, m4412 and m4411 in the N baulk of k84 [Input: Q905SC.j]
-marker -inc 2006-09-10 Today mk bwp put one new marker in the NW corner of k84 (m4503) and two control points: one in the W section of k84 (m4502) and one in the S section of k73 (m4501). [Input: Q910SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-20 pC mNH stayed at home after breakfast because he was not feeling very well. He entered J02 objects description. Today hB and mNH drawned the N section of k73, pC and aS the E section of k72, and cC and aS the E section of k63. [Input: Q820SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-21 mNH stayed at home after breakfast because he was not feeling very well, while pC stayed at home checking the data entered by J4 staff in the previous days. Before breakfast cC, vN and aS drawn the N section of k92-k82, while hB and mNH drawn the N section of k74 and the N section of k63. [Input: Q821SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-22 pC with cC, nV, mNH and aS stayed at home doing some templates. Before breakfast cC and aS drawn the E section of k82, hB and mNH drawn the E section of k82, vN the N section of k64, and the N section of k63 me and hB the N section of k62. [Input: Q822SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-23 Before breakfast pC stayed at home with mKB. cC toghether with mNH drawned the N section of k71, while aS and I drawned the E section of k62. After breakfast cC stayed at home with mKB (since cC will be responsible of the object storage). At 8am I come back home to check my journal files, and stood there until 12am: the idea was also to help mNH and vN in drawing J04 sections with freehand, but there was no electricjty. Therefore mNH come back to the filed and nV described some of the J02 objects held over from last year excavation season. [Input: Q823SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-24 Before breakfast cC and vN and stayed at home with pC entering data on computer. In the field, mNH and aS drawned the E section of k64. After breakfast cC, pC, vN and mNH stayed at home making J4 templates. [Input: Q824SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-08-26 Being that the work in field so not require all the staff, cC, mNH, vN will stay at home all the day making templates. I stayed at home from 8am till breakfast in order to help them while pC and aS stayed in the field. After breakfast I stayed in the field with mNH, while cC, pC, vN and aS stayed at home making templates. [Input: Q826SC.j]
-staff -inc 2006-09-15 Today cC and vN drawn the E section of k62, k63, k64 and part of the S section of k84 (i.e. 2m N from m3830), and dM PC took their views (v78. some photographs of the Habur sherds laying orizontally on the mud glacys layer in k73 (v76, v76a, v76b, v76c). Then she went home, toghether with cC and vN, entering data on computer. [Input: Q915SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-08-20 Tomorrow I am not planning to work in k61. [Input: Q820SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-09-03 Tomorrow we will contine digging in k63 and k73. These two squares turn to be very important for the comprehension of the whole area, given the presence of the wall f84 in k62, running SW-NE, and of the stone f10 in k71, which could belong to the angle of the apron. [Input: Q903SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-09-04 Right in the N section of k73 we found a line of stones, six, medium small in dimension; of these, four are long aprox 40cm each (while two are very small in dimension) running W-E right (f146). These look to be in line with two large stone exposed in k83. It looks like that these stones are in line with the suppose revetment wall as it is exposed in J2 (W to the primary and secondary apron). We thus decided to stop digging in k63 (considering also that in that locus we have not find any particular accumulations, indicating any particular use in that area) and we decided to start digging in k72. Before start digging there, we took some general views of the floating stones located here, before their removal. The stone that we are going to remove are: f12 (and its pedestal, f98), f19.2 and f19.3 (and their pedestal, f100), f101.1 and f101.2 (and their pedestal f102) (v58, v58a). We then took a general view of k82 and k72, toghether with the E section of k82, showing the 200m of natural accumulation on top of/between these floating stones (v59, v59a, v59b). [Input: Q904SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-09-04 It would be possible that f146, the six stones exposed in the N section of k73, are part of the revetment wall as it is exposed in J2 (W to the primary and secondary apron). We thus decided to stop digging in k63 (considering also that there we did not find any accumulation indicating that that area was used), and to start digging in k72 in order to look for these stones. [Input: Q904SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-09-08 Strategy discussion in the field with gB, fAB, mKB and J4, J1, J3 staff on what to do in the final week to meet the season's goal. Before the beginning of the excavation it was expected to expose in J4 the secondary Apron and a staircase, specular to the ones exposed in J2. However, up to date, we do not have clear evidences that support the possibility of finding the secondary Apron and a staircase here. gB underlines how the only clear indication concerning the possible secondary Apron in J4 is given by the strong line of alligned stones in k71 (f10): these give the impression of being specular to the secondary Apron as exposed in J2, in spite of their different elevation. Furthermore, a part of being much higher in elevation respect to the secondary Apron (as it is exposed in J2), these stones do not seem to continue under the S baulk of k71 as well as in k72 and k62, where, given the present elevation, we should have already exposed them, or at least some of them. Therefore, at present, we do not know if f10 is part or not of a possible secondary Apron, and thus, we do not have a conclusive answer concerning this aspect. One hyphotesis, is that f10 could be part of a secondary Apron, disturbed in k82 and k83 (in J2 E to the staircase), and preserved here, or it could belong to a different structure, located in this portion of the terrace or in the NE area of the terrace. We therefore agreed that it could be interesting to investigate whether f10 continues in k70 or not. [Input: Q908SC.j]
-strategy -inc 2006-09-08 CONTINUED The strategy therefore is to open locus 70 (only 200m N to m3666) in order to investigate whether f10 continues in this half square. The other clear information we have in J4 area, it is given by the alligned stones in k62, f84. However, also in this case we do not know its real nature, i.e. whether f84 is a wall or a drain. In support of the hyphotesis that f84 could be a drain, are the following characteristics: its inclination and the shape of the stones, which do not have a very nice face/shape as it could be expected instead for a wall. Contrary to the possibility of f84 as a drain it is that in its NE portion it is constructed with small stone, the lack of a floor and of a structure it could be belong to. These two characteristics therefore suggest that f84 can be a wall; however, as already underlined, as a wall it does not have a nice face/shape. f84 stop in k62 and it does not have any connection with what we have exposed so far in the unit. It also seems that this is the lattest structure we have in the unit. In order to understand if f84 is a wall or a drain there are two possible strategies: one is to dig S to f84 and look for its section; another is to remove a stone and look for where it is sitting. We decided for the lattest. Finally, the third clear information in J4 is given by another strong line: f93 in k73 (the bin). The bin seems to be on a small courtyard, with a pebble stones on the W. gB underlines that similar bins have been previously exposed at Mozan: in A18 (also located in a courtyard, close to some graves) and in the temple area. West to the bin f93 there are some alligned stones. Some of these seem to belong to the secondary Apron (the second and third line of stones exposed in k83), while other (i.e. the lowest line exposed in k83) could be originally part of the secondary Apron but here located during a re-organization of this portion of the area occurred in a later period, and this is why we do not have so many floating stones in k82 as in other areas of J2. In order to understand if this hypotesis is correct, the strategy is to dig in the S area of k83 and in k84. Here at present no structures have been exposed, and therefore we can dig "safely" in these two squares in order to investigate whether here there will be the steps of the primary Apron. Concerning k84, gB suggested to leave a safety baulk of 100m W to the wall f127 in k84 in order not to undermine this wall. We will also continue digging in k72 in order to look for the possible steps of the secondary Apron in this locus. [Input: Q908SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-08-21 Today I got two new workmen: Adel Abduraman (P) and Adel Hassu (P). Adel Abduraman will be working in k74, while Adel Hassu in k63. After breakfast Moammed Omo took two workmen (Akhmet Moammud and Ibrahim Hessu) since he need help in the house. Therefore, today I am not going to open k61, as planned. I will move Hussen Husseni and part of his team in k73 in order to help Masood Bijou and his team to temove the N baulk of k73. [Input: Q821SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-08-22 Hussen Husseni and his team will be working in this unit. After breakfast I moved here Adel and Akmet (from k74) in order to have 3 pick-men and 3 shovel-man. The goal is to reach by the end tomorrow the same elevation as in k81. We would like to take a general view of J4 on thursday early in the morning in order to have a general vire of the area at the same elevation of the second apron of J2. [Input: Q822SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-08-26 Today I got 6 new workmen: Hudur, Sipan Khellu, Raduan Moammed, Ibrahim Guma, Akran Guma, Musa Kalaf. [Input: Q826SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-09-03 Today Salah Sadi was present but worked all the day with the electrician. After breakfast I send a complete team of workmen (2P, 2S, 1W) to J03: they will be working there for the next two days. [Input: Q903SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-09-04 The team I send yesterday to J3 will be working there for the next two days; Salah Sadi was present but worked again all the day with the electrician. [Input: Q904SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-09-05 Today after breakfast I sent all the workmen to J3. I continued working in J4 with only one team. All the staff went home to do object description. [Input: Q905SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-09-09 Today was the last day of work for Hussein Husseni and Abdel Karim. Being asked for some workmen, I send one team (1P, 2S, 1W) to J1. [Input: Q909SC.j]
-workmen -inc 2006-09-10 Today Akhmet Mohammed Hussein was absent. I have been assigned a new workmen, Nadal (S). Before breakfast I have been asked for some workmen. I send one team (1P, 2S, 1W) to J1 before breakfast. From today rE will be working with us as part of J4 staff. [Input: Q910SC.j]
a1 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3109 J4v55a Q903 dM .jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3122 J4v60 Q905 dM .jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19i3623 -vN Q904 dM wa.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19i3627 -vNcC Q904 dM wa.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19i3628 -vNcC Q904 dM wa.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 B10 2010-02-03 pit [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 B11 2010-02-03 Aggregate 1 is represented by a large pit (f85 and f86, rispectively, the pit cut and the pit fill) in the east baulk of k84. Within the fill of the pit several animal bones have been found, among which the skeleton of a saluki dog (i5, f96), complete and perfectly preserved, and the bones of a frog (i6, f97). [Input: U203SC.j]
a1 G11 2010-06-25 f85 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a1 G11 2010-06-25 f86 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a1 G12 2010-06-25 i5 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a1 G12 2010-06-25 i6 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a1 O11 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
a1 O11 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
a1 O11 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
a1 O11 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
a1 P99 2010-02-03 Not completely removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM .jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3252 J4v97 Qx08 sC.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3266 J4v73 Qx10 sC.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 B10 2010-02-03 bin installation [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 B11 2010-02-03 f93 as been assigned to a mud-brick structure that we defined as a 'bin'. The bin, with mud-brick walls, is semicircular in shape. f93 is bounded in the N with f162, a well preserved brick-wall (f162 is the less preserved portion of a mudbrick wall, f161) which could have possibly had the function of being the north limit of the bin. This possibility is indicated by the presence of some small rounded stones visible in v61b and v61c, which are located on the bottom of wall f161 and f162, and which characterized the lower portion of the bin walls as well (as visible in v76). The bin consists of 2 lines of bricks that are placed one on top of the other; the lower row of bricks is placed on top of a row of small-regular stones f140, (as it is visible in v74 and v76); thus, the two different construction materials have been probably used at the same time. The bin, seems to be a bit damaged in its south-east extent, where the second line of bricks was not found in place and the first line was completely melted and disappeared completely until the floor surface (f170). The bin structure seems to be damage, or possibly, could have been open in its west extent, aprox. at the same point where the north baulk of k84 is located; however, it appears to have a half-moon structure. The bin floor is made of soil in the east, and of pebbles (f143) in the west; some pottery sherds were found within the pebbles of floor f143. The latter is, however, not only limited to cover portion of the bin floor but it extends toward west (in locus k83) where it is surrounded by medium-sized stones and, where it is partially covered by large stones (as for example f144 and f145, as visible in t62). [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 B11 2010-02-03 f93, the so called bin structure, is a half moon structure, made of unbacked bricks, laid on top of a stone foundation (f140, as visible in v74 and v76). The northern wall is straight, whereas the eastern and southern walls are semicircular. It is only one brick wide and few bricks high. [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 C99 2010-02-03 All of the pottery sherds found within f143, the pebble floor, have been collected and analyzed by mKB. [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 C99 2010-02-03 The bin was empty and the funcion of this structure is unclear; however, given this structure and the structures in locus k62 and the tannurs found on top of walls f161, f162 and on the E baulk of k73 we assumed that it could have been used for storage purposes. [Input: U203SC.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f93 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f112 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f140 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f143 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f152 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f161 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f162 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 G11 2010-06-25 f171 [Input: U625SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v71 [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v73a [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v73c [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v73d [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 O11 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
a2 P99 2010-06-25 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U625SC3.j]
a3 A35 2010-02-03 L_V19d3210 J4v91 Q927 dM.jpg [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 B10 2010-02-03 pit [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 B11 2010-02-03 Aggregate 3 is represented by a pit and its fill (f136 is the pit cut and f137 is the fill of the pit) in k100. f137 is a shallow pit, very large in diameter; the fill is composed of ash layers and pottery sherds (some of which are very big in dimensions). Only a small portion of the pit fill has been removed, i.e, the northern portion of f137, since this pit falls mostly within the southern baulk of k100, which has not been investigated during the 2006 excavation season. At present, the function of pit f137 is still unclear; it does not seems to be a dump pit. [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 C99 2010-02-03 Possibily, given the amount of pottery sherds recovered, it could be that, among these sherds, some complete vessels will be reconstructed. [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 G11 2010-02-03 f136 [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 G11 2010-02-03 f137 [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 M99 2010-02-03 Aggregate 3 is a large and shallow pit which fill is mainly ash (different layers of ash) and pottery sherds; a3 in the beginning seemed to have a circular diameter (as visible in v72), but later it seems more elongated (cfr v91). [Input: U203SC.j]
a3 O11 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
a3 O11 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
a3 O11 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
a3 P99 2010-02-03 Not completely removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U203SC.j]
f1 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3003 J4v2 Q812 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f1 B10 2006-08-20 topsoil [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f1 B11 2006-08-20 f1 has been assigned to the topsoil in k71. Since this square has been previosuly investigated in 2001 by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner, the unexcavated area in k71 is at present small, and it limited to the SE corner of k71. In particular, the extension of the unexcavated area to the W is given by r1, and, it measures 58cm W from m4254 and 300cm N to m4254 on the S. The topsoil, in the small area left to our investigation in this square, is crumble and soft in consistence and is characterized by a very loose and fine texture and by the presence of rooths, pebbles, few pottery sherds and it is light brown in color. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f1 F52 2006-10-08 f1 (topsoil) covers f4 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f1 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f1 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f1 K5 2010-01-13 light brown [Input: U113SC.j]
f1 K6 2010-01-13 7.5YR 7/4 [Input: U113SC.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 O12 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f1 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f2 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3003 J4v2 Q812 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f2 B10 2006-08-20 topsoil [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f2 B11 2006-08-20 f2 is the topsoil in k72. It is characterized by a crumble and soft consistence, by a very loose and fine texture and by the presence of bushes and rooths. Once removed, is a bit dusty and rich in pebbles. Few are the pottery sherds recovered while removing this feature. f2 is light brown in color. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f2 F52 2006-10-08 f2 (topsoil) covers f5 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f2 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f2 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f2 K5 2010-01-13 yellowish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f2 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 5/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f2 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f3 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3004 J4v3 Q812 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f3 B10 2006-08-20 topsoil [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f3 B11 2006-08-20 f3 is the topsoil in k73 which covers the whole unit. It is crumble and soft in consistence and is characterized by a very loose and fine texture; this feature is rich in bushes and rooths, which give to the soil a dark colour. When removed it is dusty and is characterized by the presence of small stones (generally aprox. 10x6cm in dimension) and few pottery sherds. f3 is light brown in color. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f3 D1 2006-08-12 k73 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f3 D42 2006-08-12 9323 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f3 D52 2006-08-12 9323 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f3 F52 2006-10-08 f3 (topsoil) covers f6 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f3 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f3 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f3 K5 2010-01-14 yellowish brown [Input: U114SC2.j]
f3 K6 2010-01-14 10YR 5/4 [Input: U114SC2.j]
f3 K7 2006-08-12 soft [Input: Q813PC.j]
f3 K8 2006-08-12 loose [Input: Q813PC.j]
f3 O12 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f3 O12 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f3 O12 2010-03-21 v4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f3 O12 2010-03-21 v16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f3 O12 2010-03-21 v16a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f3 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f4 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3027 J4v15 Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f4 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3188 J4v27a Q824 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f4 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f4 B11 2006-08-20 f4 is a natural accumulation located directly below the topsoil; as for f1, the extension of this natural accumulation is limited to the SE corner in k71, since this square was investigated in 2001, and for this reason, the unexcavated area of k71 is -at present- small, and it limited to the SE corner of k71: the extension of the unexcavated area to the W is given by r1, and, it measures 58cm W from m4254 and 300cm N from m4254. f4 characterized by a compact surface but it consists of patches of harder and softer soil; f4 is fine texture and, once removed, it is crumble; when dry or removed it is a bit dusty and light grayish in colour. It is light brown in color. It is the same of f5 in k72 and f6 in k73. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f4 F50 2006-10-08 f1 (topsoil) covers f4 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f4 F52 2006-10-08 f4 (accumulation D) covers f7 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f4 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f4 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f4 K5 2010-01-14 light brown [Input: U114SC2.j]
f4 K6 2010-01-14 10YR 5/4 [Input: U114SC2.j]
f4 O12 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f4 O12 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f4 O12 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f4 O12 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f4 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f5 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3026 J4v14a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f5 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f5 B11 2006-08-20 f5 is a natural accumulation under the topsoil in k72 that covers the whole unit. The feature is characterized by a compact surface and consists of patches of harder and softer soil. f5 is very loose and fine in texture, once removed it is crumble in consistence and a bit dusty. f5 characterized by the presence of small stones (these are generally aprox. 10x6cm in dimension) and it is light brown in color; when dryes it is light grayish in colour. It is the same of f4 in k71 and f6 in k73. While removing this feature a fragment of modern pottery has been recovered; this presence is to address to the erosion of the tell surface (f5 is a natural accumulation below the topsoil). [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f5 F50 2006-10-08 f2 (topsoil) covers f5 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f5 F52 2006-10-08 f5 (accumulation D) covers f8 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f5 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f5 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f5 I11 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f5 K5 2010-01-13 light brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f5 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 6/2 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f5 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f5 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f5 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f6 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3030 J4v16a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f6 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f6 B11 2006-08-20 f6 is a natural accumulation located directly below the topsoil (f3) in k73, that covers the whole unit. f6 is characterized by a compact surface and it consists, as seen in other J04 loci at this elevation, of patches of hard and soft soil. The S portion of the square is characterized by the presence of several rooths. f6 is light brown in color, has a crumble consistence and is very fine texture; when dry it is a bit dusty and light grayish in colour. It is the same of f4 in k71 and f5 in k72. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f6 F50 2006-10-08 f3 (topsoil) covers f6 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f6 F52 2006-10-08 f6 (accumulation D) covers f9 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f6 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f6 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f6 K5 2010-01-13 light brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f6 K6 2010-01-13 7.5YR 6/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f6 O12 2010-03-21 v16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f6 O12 2010-03-21 v16a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f6 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q812 [Input: U114SC.j]
f7 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3027 J4v15 Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f7 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3188 J4v27a Q824 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f7 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f7 B11 2006-08-20 f7 is a natural accumulation in the SE corner in k71 (40 cm W and 120 N to m4254), located directly below f4 in k71. f7 is the same of f4, but we decided to change the feature number in order to avoid contamination while collecting the pottery. It consists of compact areas mixed with patches of soft ones, has a very fine texture and it is characterized by the presence of rooths. f7 is grayish in colour (the colour changes from light yellowish brown and yellowish brown). While digging this feature, small irregular stones have been noticed and only few pottery sherds have been collected. f7 presents the same characteristics of f8 in k72 and f9 in k73. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f7 D1 2006-08-12 k71 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f7 D42 2006-08-12 9383 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f7 D52 2006-08-12 9227 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f7 F50 2006-10-08 f4 (accumulation D) covers f7 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f7 F52 2006-10-08 f7 (accumulation D) covers f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f7 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f7 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f7 K5 2010-01-13 yellowish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f7 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 5/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f7 K7 2006-08-12 soft [Input: Q813PC.j]
f7 K8 2006-08-12 loose [Input: Q813PC.j]
f7 O12 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f7 O12 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f7 O12 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f7 O12 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f7 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q813 [Input: U114SC.j]
f8 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3026 J4v14a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f8 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f8 B11 2006-08-20 f8 is a natural accumulation in k72 that covers the whole unit. The feature is located directly f5 in k72. f8 consists of patches of hard and soft soil and is characterized by the presence of phytolyts. It is the same of f5 (we decided to change the feature number in order to avoid contamination while collecting the pottery) and presents the same characteristics of f7 in k71 and f9 in k73. While removing this feature, two floating limestones, f19 and f20, have been exposed [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f8 D1 2006-08-12 k72 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f8 D42 2006-08-12 9302 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f8 D52 2006-08-12 9314 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f8 F50 2006-10-08 f5 (accumulation D) covers f8 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f8 F51 2006-08-13 q13 (pottery) sits in f8 (accumulation D) [Input: Q823PC.j]
f8 F52 2006-10-08 f8 (accumulation D) covers f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f8 F52 2010-03-07 f8 (accumulation D) covers f19 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f8 F52 2010-03-07 f8 (accumulation D) covers f20 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f8 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f8 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f8 K5 2010-01-13 light yellowish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f8 K5 2010-01-13 reddish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f8 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 6/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f8 K6 2010-01-13 5YR 5/3 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f8 K7 2006-08-12 soft [Input: Q813PC.j]
f8 K8 2006-08-12 loose [Input: Q813PC.j]
f8 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f8 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f8 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q813 [Input: U114SC.j]
f9 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3030 J4v16a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f9 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f9 B11 2006-08-20 f9 is a natural accumulation in k73, right below f6, that covers the whole unit. It consists of patches of hard and soft soil, it is soft in consistence and fine texture; when removed it is crumble and dusty. The feature is characterized by the presence of phytolyts. It is the same of f6 (we distinguished from f6 it in order to avoid contamination in the pottery) and presents the same characteristics of f7 in k71. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f9 D1 2006-08-12 k73 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f9 D42 2006-08-12 9336 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f9 D52 2006-08-12 9348 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f9 F50 2006-10-08 f6 (accumulation D) covers f9 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f9 F52 2006-10-08 f9 (accumulation D) covers f13 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f9 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f9 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f9 K5 2010-01-13 light yellowish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f9 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 6/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f9 K7 2006-08-12 soft [Input: Q813PC.j]
f9 K8 2006-08-12 loose [Input: Q813PC.j]
f9 O12 2010-03-21 v16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f9 O12 2010-03-21 v16a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f9 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q818 [Input: U114SC.j]
f10 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3008 J4v6 Q814 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f10 B10 2006-08-20 wall [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f10 B11 2006-08-20 f10 has been assigned to a large group of limestones located in the North-West portion of k71, with a NW/SE orientation, which could be possibily part of a larger stone structure. f10 was almost completely exposed in 2001, when the German team directed by Prof. P. Pfalzner, dug a trench running W-E in this portion of the tell Terrace, T14, as visible in v6. f10 consists of large rectangular stones and of irregular ones, and the structure, seems to have a trapezoidal shape, with an orientation slightly oblique respect to the allignment of the Secondary Apron exposed in J02 area. The stones are embedded into mud mortar with small stones between the joints (characteristics that reminds the building tecnique of the secondary Apron). At present, it is unclear whether f10 continues further more to the North: in k71 f10 seems to reach its higher elevation, and no stones -at present- at visible in k70, located N and to a higher elevation respect k71. We have not dug yet in k71, and f10 seems to rest on f50 (and thus, f50 could be a possible floor surface). However, it could possibly be that f50 is an accumulation which covers the lower portion of f10 (in the S portion of the locus). f50 covers as well some isolated stones (such as f11 and f16), which probably originally belong to f10. At present, these stones have been labeled as different features from f10 since it is not clear whether they were part of f10: only by digging f50 this relationship will be clear. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f10 C40 2010-02-24 During the 2006 excavation season, we were thinking that f10 could be part of the secondary Apron as exposed in J02, altough f10 was located definitely higher in elevation respect to the Apron as it is exposed in J02 area. We noticed that this structure did not appear to continue in k81 nor in k72: this was taken as an indication that some of the stones of this portion of the secondary Apron could have been possibly moved and reused in later times. After the last two excavation seasons, however, it has been cleared that this structure is part of the revetment wall. For the new interpretation of f10, please, see area J06 f218. [Input: U224SC.j]
f10 C99 2010-03-07 The real bottom given in the elevation description does not correspond to the real bottom of the feature, since we stop digging in this locus and did not removed completely f50. The bottom elevation reported, has thus been taken where the lowest stone of wall f10 was visible. [Input: U306SC.j]
f10 D1 2006-08-12 k71 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f10 D6 2010-01-13 not excavated@bottom [Input: U113SC.j]
f10 D42 2006-08-12 9402 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f10 F50 2006-10-08 f116 (accumulation D) covers f10 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f10 F52 2006-10-08 f10 (wall) overlays f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f10 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f10 I10 2010-03-10 Problematic assignment. This stone installation, which appears to be similar to the Apron, seems to have been re-touched (possibly re-built) in later times; the allignment of the stones in the N portion of the locus have a nice arrangment while the stones in the middle portion of k71 seems to have been moved or not in their original context. f10 is cleary built on the slope of the tell, and the accumulation f50 -that goes against f10 in the S portion of k71- has not been removed. Excavations carried out in J03 and J02 Units indicate that the Apron rests on top of a glacis layer, and we think this is the case of f10. By removing f50 will be possibe to better understand whether also f10 rests on top of a glacis layer, which, has been exposed south to k71, in k72 (f127). [Input: U310SC.j]
f10 K3 2006-08-12 limestone [Input: Q813PC.j]
f10 K5 2006-08-12 white [Input: Q813PC.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f10 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f10 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f11 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3008 J4v6 Q814 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f11 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11 B11 2006-08-20 f11 has been assigned to two floating limestones close to the W section in k71: f11.1 and f11.2. These limestones are thought to be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the locus. They are partially covered by f50 and therefore, it is not clear whether they belong -or not- to f10; for this reason we decided to label these stones separately from f10. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11 D1 2006-08-12 k71 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f11 D42 2006-08-12 9300 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f11 D52 2006-08-12 9265 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f11 F52 2006-10-08 f11 (isolated stone) rests on f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f11 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f11 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f11 K3 2006-08-12 limestone [Input: Q813PC.j]
f11 K5 2006-08-12 white [Input: Q813PC.j]
f11 O12 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f11 O12 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f11 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f11.1 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11.1 B11 2006-08-20 f11.1 (see relays n. r1, r2, r3,r4) has been assigned to a floating limestone close to the SW section in k71. This limestone (toghether with f11.2 and f16) could be probably originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the locus, and possibly have moved from its original position and later, partially covered by f50; however, since its relationship with f10 is unclear, we decided to label this stone with a different feature number. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11.1 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC.j]
f11.1 K3 2010-01-14 limestone [Input: U114SC2.j]
f11.1 K5 2010-01-14 white [Input: U114SC2.j]
f11.1 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f11.2 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11.2 B11 2006-08-20 f11.2 (see relays n. r12, r13) to a floating limestone close to the SW section in k71. This limestone (toghether with f11.2 and f16) could be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the locus, and possibly have moved from its original position and later, partially covered by f50; however, since its relationship with f10 is unclear, we decided to label this stone with a different feature number. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f11.2 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC.j]
f11.2 K3 2010-01-14 limestone [Input: U114SC2.j]
f11.2 K5 2010-01-14 white [Input: U114SC2.j]
f11.2 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f12 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3066 J4v35 Q828 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f12 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f12 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f12 B11 2006-08-20 f12 (r5, r6, r7) has been assigned to one large floating limestone in the S baulk of k71. This limestone is considered to be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the square, and possibly have moved from its original position and later, partially covered by f50; however, since its relationship with f10 is unclear, we decided to label this stone with a different feature number. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f12 C99 2010-02-16 f12 and its pedestal, f102, were found where the bottom of the N baulk of k72 should have been. However, the N baulk of k72 was not anymore in place in the 2006 excavation season since it was cut by T15, a W-E trench, dug in this portion of the tell mound during the 2001 excavation season. For this reason, there are no contact information relative to f12 and its pedestal f102. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f12 D1 2006-08-12 k72 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f12 D42 2006-08-12 9277 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f12 D52 2006-08-12 9248 [Input: Q813PC.j]
f12 F52 2006-10-08 f12 (isolated stone) rests on f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f12 F52 2006-10-08 f12 (isolated stone) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f12 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f12 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone is not linked to any structure [Input: U310SC.j]
f12 K3 2006-08-12 limestone [Input: Q813PC.j]
f12 K5 2006-08-12 white [Input: Q813PC.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f12 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f12 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q905 [Input: U114SC.j]
f13 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3030 J4v16a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f13 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3186 J4v44a Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f13 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f13 B11 2006-08-20 f13, located directly below f9, is a natural accumulation in k73 that covers the whole unit. It is characterized by a mixture of very hard surfaces alternated with soft patches, probably due to the exposure to water. f13 is rich in little pebbles and phytolyts. f13 is the same of f9, the accumulation above it (we changed feature number in order to keep better track while collecting the pottery). [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f13 F50 2006-10-08 f9 (accumulation D) covers f13 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f13 F52 2006-10-08 f13 (accumulation D) covers f55 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f13 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f13 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f13 K5 2010-01-13 light yellowish brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f13 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 6/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v16a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v44a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v46 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 O12 2010-03-21 v46a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f13 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q821 [Input: U114SC.j]
f14 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3026 J4v14a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f14 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f14 B11 2006-08-20 f14, located directly below f8, is a natural accumulation in k72 that covers the whole unit. It is characterized by compact surfaces mixed with soft ones, by the presence of phytolyts and small stones and is poor in pottery sherds. It is the same of f8 (with the only difference being the presence of phytolyts) and abuts two floating stones f19 and f20 located in the N portion of the square. At the bottom elevation of the feature two animal holes (one located at 2m N and 180m E to m3664; the other at 2m E and 120m N to m3664) have been noticed. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f14 F50 2006-10-08 f8 (accumulation D) covers f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f14 F50 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) sits in f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f14 F50 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f14 F52 2010-03-10 f14 (accumulation D) abuts f19 (isolated stone) [Input: U308SC.j]
f14 F52 2010-03-07 f14 (accumulation D) abuts f20 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f14 F52 2006-10-08 f14 (accumulation D) covers f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f14 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f14 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f14 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f14 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f14 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q821 [Input: U114SC.j]
f15 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3011 J4v7 Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f15 B10 2006-08-20 topsoil [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f15 B11 2006-08-20 f15 has been assigned to the topsoil layer in k81. This locus has been previously investigated by a German team directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner in 2001, and is interested partially by a cut, approximately 1m wide and 60cm deep, in the N portion of the square (where a trench, C15, running W-E was dug). The topsoil is characterized by the presence of bushes, spread in the whole locus. The topsoil is very soft in consistence, and is characterized by a fine and loose texture. f15 is a bit dusty when removed and is light brown in colour. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f15 D6 2010-03-22 not removed @bottom [Input: U322SC.j]
f15 F50 2006-10-08 f18 (accumulation D) abuts f15 (topsoil) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f15 F51 2006-09-10 q251 (pottery) sits in f15 (topsoil) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f15 F52 2006-10-08 f15 (topsoil) abuts f18 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f15 F52 2006-10-08 f15 (topsoil) covers f17 (layer) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f15 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f15 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f15 K5 2010-03-10 light brown [Input: U308SC.j]
f15 K7 2010-03-10 soft [Input: U308SC.j]
f15 K8 2010-03-10 fine and loose [Input: U308SC.j]
f15 O12 2010-03-21 v5 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f15 O12 2010-03-21 v5a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f15 O12 2010-03-21 v7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f15 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f16 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3008 J4v6 Q814 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f16 B10 2010-01-13 isolated stone [Input: U113SC.j]
f16 B11 2010-01-13 f16 has been assigned to two floating limestones located close to the W section in k71. These limestones are probably part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the square, and possibly have moved from its original position and later, partially covered by f50; however, since its relationship with f10 is unclear, we decided to label this stone with a different feature number. [Input: U113SC.j]
f16 D1 2006-08-14 k71 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f16 D6 2010-03-07 not excavated@bottom [Input: U306SC.j]
f16 D42 2006-08-14 9263 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f16 D52 2006-08-14 9243 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f16 F52 2006-10-08 f16 (isolated stone) rests on f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f16 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f16 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f16 K3 2006-08-14 limestone [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f16 K5 2006-08-14 whitish [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f16 O12 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f16 O12 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f16 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f16.1 B10 2010-01-13 isolated stone [Input: U113SC.j]
f16.1 B11 2010-01-13 f11.1 (see relays n. r8, r9) has been assigned to a floating limestone close to the SW section in k71. This limestone (toghether with f16.2 and f11) was probably originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the square and have moved from its original position in the S portion of the square. [Input: U113SC.j]
f16.1 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC.j]
f16.1 K3 2010-01-14 limestone [Input: U114SC2.j]
f16.1 K5 2010-01-14 white [Input: U114SC2.j]
f16.1 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f16.2 B10 2010-01-13 isolated stone [Input: U113SC.j]
f16.2 B11 2010-01-13 f11.2 (see relays n. r10, r11) has been assigned to a floating limestone close to the SW section in k71. This limestone (toghether with f16.1 and f11) was probably originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of the square and have moved from its original position in the S portion of the square. [Input: U113SC.j]
f16.2 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC.j]
f16.2 K3 2010-01-14 limestone [Input: U114SC2.j]
f16.2 K5 2010-01-14 white [Input: U114SC2.j]
f16.2 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f17 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3011 J4v7 Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f17 B10 2006-08-20 layer [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f17 B11 2006-08-20 f17 is a brick melted layer, located in the N area of k81. This feature consists of a deposit where it is not possible to recognize individual bricks but in which it is clear that the soil matrix do consists of bricky material. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f17 C99 2010-03-07 The real bottom given in the elevation description does not correspond to the real bottom of this feature, since we stop digging in this locus. The bottom elevation reported has been taken where the lowest portion of f17 was visible. [Input: U306SC.j]
f17 D1 2006-08-14 k81 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f17 D6 2010-01-14 not excavated@bottom [Input: U114SC2.j]
f17 D42 2006-08-14 9382 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f17 F50 2006-10-08 f15 (topsoil) covers f17 (layer) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f17 F52 2006-10-08 f17 (layer) abuts f18 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f17 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f17 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f17 K3 2006-08-14 soil [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f17 K5 2006-08-14 light brown [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f17 K5 2010-03-07 reddish brown [Input: U306SC.j]
f17 K6 2006-08-14 7.5YR 6/4 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f17 K7 2010-03-07 very soft [Input: U306SC.j]
f17 K8 2010-01-14 soil matrix includes melted bricks [Input: U114SC2.j]
f17 K8 2010-03-07 coarse [Input: U306SC.j]
f17 O12 2010-03-21 v7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f17 O12 2010-03-21 v7a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f17 O12 2010-03-21 v7b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f17 O12 2010-03-21 v8 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f17 O12 2010-03-21 v8a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f17 P99 2010-03-07 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U306SC.j]
f18 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3008 J4v6 Q814 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f18 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f18 B11 2006-08-20 f18 is a brick melted accomulation visible in the N baulk of k81. Probably it is the same of f17, which has been exposed in the N portion of the square. The soil matrix of f18 do consists of bricky material although it is not possible to recognize individual bricks. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f18 C99 2010-03-07 The real bottom given in the elevation description does not correspond to the real bottom of this feature, since we stop digging in this locus. The bottom elevation reported has been taken where the lowest portion of f18 was visible within the N baulk of the locus. [Input: U306SC.j]
f18 D1 2006-08-14 k81 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f18 D6 2010-01-14 not excavated@bottom [Input: U114SC2.j]
f18 D42 2006-08-14 9453 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f18 F50 2006-10-08 f15 (topsoil) abuts f18 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f18 F50 2006-10-08 f17 (layer) abuts f18 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f18 F52 2006-10-08 f18 (accumulation D) abuts f15 (topsoil) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f18 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f18 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f18 K5 2010-03-07 reddish brown [Input: U306SC.j]
f18 K7 2006-08-14 soft and compact [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f18 K7 2010-03-07 soft [Input: U306SC.j]
f18 K8 2010-03-07 coarse [Input: U306SC.j]
f18 O12 2010-03-21 v8 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f18 O12 2010-03-21 v8a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f18 P99 2006-08-21 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: Q905SC2.j]
f19 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3066 J4v35 Q828 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f19 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f19 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f19 B11 2006-08-20 f19 has been assigned to three floating limestones close to the W section in k72: f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3. These limestones could be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of k71. The three limestones are large in size and two are almost rectangular in shape. f19.1 rest on f128 while f19.2 and f19.3 rest on f100, as visible in v35 or v40. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f19 D1 2006-08-14 k72 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f19 D42 2006-08-14 9301 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f19 D52 2010-01-14 9218 [Input: U114SC2.j]
f19 F50 2010-03-10 f14 (accumulation D) abuts f19 (isolated stone) [Input: U308SC.j]
f19 F50 2010-03-07 f8 (accumulation D) covers f19 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f19 F52 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) rests on f128 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f19 F52 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) sits in f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f19 F52 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f19 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f19 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone rests on a natural accumlation which belongs to s5a [Input: U310SC.j]
f19 K3 2010-03-07 limestone [Input: U306SC.j]
f19 K5 2010-03-07 white [Input: U306SC.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f19 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f19 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f19.1 B10 2010-06-25 isolated stone [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.1 B11 2010-06-25 f19.1 (r14, r15, r16, r17) has been assigned to a large rectangular limestone located close to the NW section in k72. Could have possibly been part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of k71. [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.1 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.1 D6 2010-06-25 9218@bottom [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.1 K3 2010-01-14 limestone [Input: U114SC.j]
f19.1 K5 2010-01-14 white [Input: U114SC.j]
f19.1 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f19.2 B10 2010-06-25 isolated stone [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 B11 2010-06-25 f19.2 (r18, r19, r20, r21) has been assigned to a irregular large limestone; it has found near to with f19.2 (another limestone), and both are close to the W section in k72, slightly south respect to f19.1. Could have possibly been part (togheter with f19.1 and f19.2) of the large limestone structure in the NW portion of k71, f10. [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 D6 2010-06-25 9218@bottom [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 K3 2010-06-25 limestone [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 K5 2010-06-25 white [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.2 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f19.3 B10 2010-06-25 isolated stone [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 B11 2010-06-25 f19.3 (r22, r23, r24, r25) has been assigned to a large rectangular limestone, close to the W section in k72, in the S portion of k72. Could have possibly been part (togheter with f19.1 and f19.2) of the large limestone structure in the NW portion of k71, f10. [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 D1 2010-06-25 k71 [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 D6 2010-06-25 9218@bottom [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 K3 2010-06-25 limestone [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 K5 2010-06-25 white [Input: U625SC2.j]
f19.3 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f20 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3066 J4v35 Q828 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f20 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f20 B10 2006-08-20 isolated stone [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f20 B11 2006-08-20 f20 (r26, r27, r28) has been assigned to a large rectangular limestone, in the N section in k72 (as visible in v35 or v40). f20 could be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure in the NW portion of k71, and moved here from its original position. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f20 D1 2006-08-14 k72 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f20 D6 2010-01-14 9227@bottom [Input: U114SC2.j]
f20 D42 2006-08-14 9307 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f20 F50 2010-03-07 f14 (accumulation D) abuts f20 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f20 F50 2010-03-07 f8 (accumulation D) covers f20 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f20 F52 2006-10-08 f20 (isolated stone) covers f98 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f20 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f20 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone rests on a natural accumlation which belong to s5a [Input: U310SC.j]
f20 K3 2010-03-07 limestone [Input: U306SC.j]
f20 K5 2010-03-07 white [Input: U306SC.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f20 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q907 [Input: U114SC.j]
f21 A98 2010-01-15 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the N baulk of k73 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f21, being aware that, as such, f21 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 B10 2010-01-15 mix feature [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 B11 2010-01-15 This feature number has been assigned to the N baulk of k73. This feature consists, stratigraphically, of f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55, i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. f55, characterized by the presence of bricks fragments as visible in v100, is a feature that belongs to the erosion of the tell surface; the bricks fragments that sporadicly have been found while removing this feature, and that are cleary visible in the E section of locus k73 (cfr. v100) are probably part of the 'dump^1', a brick-melt accumulation, that interested the south area of J04 in the Late Mittani Period. [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 C3 2010-01-15 Being f21 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k73 (it consist of f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f21 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k73 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 C4 2010-01-15 The N baulk of k73 has been partially excavated on Q816; on this day, we decided to 'cut' the baulk in half and use the other half as a ramp to remove the dirt from k72 and k73. We then finished to remove the portion of the baulk left as a ramp on Q823. [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 C99 2010-01-15 f21 was not excavated stratigraphically; all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since f21 consists of f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U115SC.j]
f21 D1 2006-08-15 k73 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f21 D42 2006-08-15 9230 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f21 D52 2006-08-15 9344 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f21 F51 2006-09-12 q270 (pottery) sits in f21 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f21 F51 2006-09-13 q275 (pottery) sits in f21 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f21 F52 2006-10-08 f21 (mix feature) covers f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f21 F52 2006-10-08 f21 (mix feature) covers f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f21 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f21 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f21 is the N baulk of k73. It consists of f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55. Most of these features are natural accumulations which contributed to the build -up of tell mound. f3, f6, f9 and f13 belong to s5a; f55, instead belongs to s12a, since material culture have been found within its soil matrix. [Input: U310SC.j]
f21 K7 2006-08-15 compact [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f21 K8 2006-08-15 crumble and very fine [Input: Q815MNH.j]
f21 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing since the baulk fall within the cut of the German trench T10 dug in the 2001 excavation season [Input: U322SC.j]
f21 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q823 [Input: U115SC.j]
f22 A21 2006-08-16 topsoil [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3019 J4v11 Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f22 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f22 B11 2006-08-20 f22 is the topsoil in k63 which covers the whole unit. It is characterized by a crumble and soft consistence, by a loose and fine texture (a bit dusty when removed) and by the presence of several bushes and rooths. While removing this feature we noticed the presence of small stones. Only few pottery sherds have been collected. f22 is greyish in color on the surface, but, once removed it is characterized by a dark brown colouration, due to the presence of several roots and organic material. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f22 D1 2006-08-16 k63 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 D42 2006-08-16 9323 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 D52 2006-08-16 9344 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 F52 2006-10-08 f22 (topsoil) covers f23 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f22 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f22 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f22 K3 2006-08-16 sandy clay [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 K3 2010-03-08 blown soil, bushes and rooths [Input: U308SC.j]
f22 K5 2006-08-16 pinkish grey [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 K7 2006-08-16 5YR 6/2 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 K8 2006-08-16 very compact, blocky structure, but very loose and fine texture [Input: Q818AS.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v11 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f22 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f22 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q816 [Input: U115SC.j]
f23 A21 2006-08-16 accumulation D [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f23 B11 2006-08-20 f23 is the natural accumulation under the topsoil in k63, and it covers the whole unit. It is characterized by a mixture of very compact surfaces alternated with patches of soft soil; it has a crumble and soft consistence, a fine texture, and is a bit dusty when removed. It is characterized by the presence of little pebbles. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f23 D1 2006-08-16 k63 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 D42 2006-08-16 9344 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 D52 2006-08-16 9310 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 F50 2006-10-08 f22 (topsoil) covers f23 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f23 F52 2006-10-08 f23 (accumulation D) covers f26 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f23 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f23 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f23 K3 2006-08-16 sandy clay [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 K3 2010-03-08 blown soil mixed with little pebbles [Input: U308SC.j]
f23 K5 2006-08-16 light yellow-brown [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 K6 2006-08-16 10YR 6/4 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f23 K7 2010-03-08 crumble and soft [Input: U308SC.j]
f23 K8 2010-03-08 fine [Input: U308SC.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f23 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f23 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q816 [Input: U115SC.j]
f24 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3014 J4v9 Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f24 B11 2006-08-20 f24 is the topsoil in k74 which covers the whole unit. It is very compact but soft in consistence and has a very loose and fine texture. When removed with the big pick it chunks and is a bit dusty and it is greyish in color. It is rich in roots and organic material. When we removed this feature small stones and few pottery sherds have been collected. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f24 F52 2006-10-08 f24 (topsoil) covers f25 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f24 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f24 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f24 K3 2010-03-08 blown soil rich in roots and organic material [Input: U308SC.j]
f24 K5 2010-01-13 very pale brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f24 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 7/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v9 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v9a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v17a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 O12 2010-03-21 v18a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f24 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q816 [Input: U115SC.j]
f25 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3032 J4v17a Q821 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f25 B11 2006-08-20 f25 is the natural accumulation under the topsoil in k63 that covers the whole unit. The feature is located directly below f24. It is characterized by a mixture of very hard surfaces alternated with soft patches and by the presence of roots. It is compact but soft in consistence and has a fine texture, and is dusty when removed. f25 is light brown in color. [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f25 F50 2006-10-08 f24 (topsoil) covers f25 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f25 F52 2006-10-08 f25 (accumulation D) covers f28 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f25 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f25 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f25 K3 2010-03-08 blown soil with rooths [Input: U308SC.j]
f25 K7 2010-03-08 compact and soft [Input: U308SC.j]
f25 O12 2010-03-21 v17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f25 O12 2010-03-21 v17a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f25 O12 2010-03-21 v18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f25 O12 2010-03-21 v18a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f25 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q817 [Input: U115SC.j]
f26 A21 2006-08-17 accumulation D [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f26 D1 2006-08-17 k63 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 D42 2006-08-17 9310 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 D52 2006-08-17 9299 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 F50 2006-10-08 f23 (accumulation D) covers f26 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f26 F52 2006-10-08 f26 (accumulation D) covers f29 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f26 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f26 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f26 K3 2006-08-17 sandy clay [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 K5 2006-08-17 light yellow-brown [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 K6 2006-08-17 10YR 6/4 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 K7 2006-08-17 compact, blocky structure and very fine texture [Input: Q818AS.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f26 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f26 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q817 [Input: U115SC.j]
f27 A21 2006-08-17 topsoil [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3020 J4v12 Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f27 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3177 J4v88 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f27 D1 2006-08-17 k62 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 D42 2006-08-17 9365 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 D52 2006-08-17 9347 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 F52 2006-10-08 f27 (topsoil) covers f30 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f27 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f27 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f27 K3 2006-08-17 sandy clay [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 K5 2006-08-17 light yellow-brown [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 K6 2006-08-17 10YR 6/4 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 K7 2006-08-17 compact, crumble texture [Input: Q818AS.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f27 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f27 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q817 [Input: U115SC.j]
f28 A21 2006-08-17 accumulation D [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3032 J4v17a Q821 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f28 D1 2006-08-17 k74 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 D42 2006-08-17 9267 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 D52 2006-08-17 9259 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 F50 2006-10-08 f25 (accumulation D) covers f28 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f28 F52 2006-10-08 f28 (accumulation D) covers f36 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f28 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f28 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f28 K3 2006-08-17 sandy clay [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 K5 2006-08-17 light yellow-brown [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 K6 2006-08-17 10YR 6/4 [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 K7 2006-08-17 compact, crumble and very fine texture [Input: Q818AS.j]
f28 O12 2010-03-21 v17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f28 O12 2010-03-21 v17a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f28 O12 2010-03-21 v18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f28 O12 2010-03-21 v18a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f28 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q819 [Input: U115SC.j]
f29 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f29 F50 2006-10-08 f26 (accumulation D) covers f29 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f29 F52 2006-10-08 f29 (accumulation D) covers f37 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f29 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f29 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f29 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f29 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q817 [Input: U115SC.j]
f30 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3177 J4v88 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f30 F50 2006-10-08 f27 (topsoil) covers f30 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f30 F52 2006-10-08 f30 (accumulation D) covers f32 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f30 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f30 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation below topsoil. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f30 K7 2010-03-15 soft [Input: U315SC.j]
f30 K8 2010-03-15 crumble [Input: U315SC.j]
f30 K8 2010-03-15 very fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f30 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f30 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q819 [Input: U115SC.j]
f31 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3018 J4v10a Q815 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f31 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3225 J4v86b Q927 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f31 F52 2006-10-08 f31 (topsoil) covers f33 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f31 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f31 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f31 K5 2010-01-15 light yellowish brown [Input: U115SC.j]
f31 K6 2010-01-15 10YR 6/4 [Input: U115SC.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v10a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v23a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v28a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f31 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f31 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q819 [Input: U115SC.j]
f32 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3177 J4v88 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f32 D1 2006-08-19 k62 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f32 D42 2006-08-19 9339 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f32 D52 2006-08-19 9322 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f32 F50 2006-10-08 f30 (accumulation D) covers f32 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f32 F52 2006-10-08 f32 (accumulation D) covers f35 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f32 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f32 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f32 K7 2006-08-19 hard [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f32 K8 2006-08-19 crumble [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f32 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f32 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q819 [Input: U115SC.j]
f33 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3225 J4v86b Q927 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f33 D1 2006-08-19 k64 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f33 D42 2006-08-19 9308 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f33 D52 2006-08-19 9278 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f33 F50 2006-10-08 f31 (topsoil) covers f33 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f33 F52 2006-10-08 f33 (accumulation D) covers f34 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f33 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f33 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f33 I11 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f33 K7 2006-08-19 hard [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f33 K8 2006-08-19 blocky [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v23a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v28a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f33 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f33 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q819 [Input: U115SC.j]
f34 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3225 J4v86b Q927 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f34 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f34 B11 2006-08-20 f34 is a natural accumulation in k64. It consists of patches of hard and soft soil and is very fine in texture. When removed with the big pick it has a blocky structure and is a bit dusty. Among the findings, three islamic pottery sherds have been collected (they have been labeled as q53.1). [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f34 D1 2006-08-19 k64 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f34 D42 2006-08-19 9278 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f34 D52 2006-08-19 9270 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f34 F50 2006-10-08 f33 (accumulation D) covers f34 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f34 F52 2006-10-08 f34 (accumulation D) covers f38 (floor, type d) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f34 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f34 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f34 K5 2010-01-15 light yellowish brown [Input: U115SC.j]
f34 K6 2010-01-15 10YR 6/4 [Input: U115SC.j]
f34 K7 2010-03-15 hard [Input: U315SC.j]
f34 K8 2010-03-15 soft and very fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v23a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v28a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f34 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f34 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q820 [Input: U115SC.j]
f35 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3065 J4v29 Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f35 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3177 J4v88 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f35 D1 2006-08-19 k62 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f35 D42 2006-08-19 9322 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f35 D52 2006-08-19 9262 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f35 F50 2006-10-08 f32 (accumulation D) covers f35 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f35 F51 2006-08-22 q83 (pottery) sits in f35 (accumulation D) [Input: Q822CC.j]
f35 F52 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f35 F52 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f82 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f35 F52 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f108 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f35 F52 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f110 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f35 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f35 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f35 K5 2010-01-13 light brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f35 K6 2010-01-13 7.5YR 6/4 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f35 K7 2006-08-19 compact [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f35 K8 2006-08-19 crumby [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f35 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f35 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q822 [Input: U115SC.j]
f36 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3032 J4v17a Q821 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f36 B10 2006-08-20 accumulation D [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f36 B11 2006-08-20 f36 is a natural accumulation below f28 in k74. The feature is crumble and soft in consistence and is characterizeb by patches of compact and soft soil; f36 is very fine texture, a bit clayish (it leaves color on fingers) and is dusty when removed. f36 is the same of f37 (in k63). [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f36 D1 2006-08-19 k74 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f36 D42 2006-08-19 9259 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f36 D52 2006-08-19 9181 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f36 F50 2006-10-08 f28 (accumulation D) covers f36 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f36 F52 2006-10-08 f36 (accumulation D) covers f91 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f36 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f36 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f36 K3 2010-01-15 sandy clay [Input: U115SC.j]
f36 K5 2006-08-20 brownish yellow [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f36 K6 2006-08-20 10YR 6/6 [Input: Q820SC2.j]
f36 O12 2010-03-21 v17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f36 O12 2010-03-21 v17a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f36 O12 2010-03-21 v18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f36 O12 2010-03-21 v18a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f36 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q821 [Input: U115SC.j]
f37 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3065 J4v29 Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f37 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f37 F50 2006-10-08 f29 (accumulation D) covers f37 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f37 F52 2006-10-08 f37 (accumulation D) covers f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f37 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f37 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f37 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f37 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q823 [Input: U115SC.j]
f38 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3065 J4v29 Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f38 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3091 J4v47 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f38 F50 2006-10-08 f34 (accumulation D) covers f38 (floor, type d) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f38 F52 2006-10-08 f38 (floor, type d) covers f57 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f38 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f38 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f38 K3 2010-01-15 soil with roots and phytholyts [Input: U115SC.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v23a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v28a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f38 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f38 P99 2010-01-15 Removed Q823 [Input: U115SC.j]
f39 A98 2010-01-16 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the N baulk of k63 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f39, being aware that, as such, f39 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f39 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f39 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the N baulk of k63. The feature consists, stratigraphically, of f22, f23, f26, f29 and f37, i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f22, f23, f26, f29 and f37 (and top portion of f67) are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. f67 is a feature that belongs to the erosion of the tell surface and is partially a brick-melted accumulation, and as such, is probably part of the 'dump^1', a brick-melt accumulation, that interested the south area of J04 in the Late Mittani Period. [Input: U116SC.j]
f39 C3 2010-01-16 Being f39 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k63 (it consists of f22, f23, f26, f29 and f37), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f39 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k63 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f39 C99 2010-01-16 f39 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since f39 consists of f22, f23, f26, f29 and f37, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f39 D1 2006-08-20 k63 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f39 D42 2006-08-20 9355 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f39 D52 2006-08-20 9226 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f39 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f39 I10 2010-03-10 f39 is the N baulk of k63. It consists of f22, f23, f26, f29, f37. These are all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of the tell. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulations [Input: U310SC.j]
f39 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f40 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f40 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the N baulk of k74. The feature consists, stratigraphically, of f24, f25, f28, and f36, i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f24, f25, f28, and f36 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the N baulk of k74 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f40, being aware that, as such, f40 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f40 C3 2010-01-16 Being f40 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k74 (it consists of f24, f25, f28, and f36), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f40 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k74 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f40 C99 2010-01-16 f40 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since f40 consists of f24, f25, f28, and f36, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f40 D1 2006-08-20 k74 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 D42 2006-08-20 9315 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 D52 2006-08-20 9235 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f40 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f40 is N baulk of k74. It consists of f24, f25, f28, f36 and f56, all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of tell [Input: U310SC.j]
f40 K5 2006-08-20 light brown [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 K7 2006-08-20 compact soft [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 K8 2006-08-20 crumby [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f40 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q822 [Input: U116SC.j]
f41 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3044 J4v20 Q821 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f41 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f41 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k64. The feature consists, stratigraphically, f31, f33, f34, and f38, i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f31, f33, f34, and f38 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the E baulk of k64 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f41, being aware that, as such, f41 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f41 C3 2010-01-16 Being f41 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k64 (it consists of f31, f33, f34, and f38), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f41 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k64 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f41 C99 2010-01-16 f41 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since f41 consists of f31, f33, f34, and f38, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f41 D1 2006-08-20 k64 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f41 D42 2006-08-20 9318 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f41 D52 2006-08-20 9207 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f41 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f41 I10 2010-03-10 f41 is the N baulk of k64. It consists of f31, f33, f34, f38 and f57. These are all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of the tell. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulations [Input: U310SC.j]
f41 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f42 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f42 F52 2006-10-08 f42 (topsoil) covers f43 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f42 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f42 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f42 I11 2010-03-10 Modern inclusions including plastic sheeting and metal cans [Input: U310SC.j]
f42 O12 2010-03-21 v20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f42 O12 2010-03-21 v80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f42 O12 2010-03-21 v80a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f42 O12 2010-03-21 v81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f42 O12 2010-03-21 v81a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f42 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q822 [Input: U116SC.j]
f43 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f43 F50 2006-10-08 f42 (topsoil) covers f43 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f43 F52 2006-10-08 f43 (accumulation D) covers f44 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f43 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f43 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation below topsoil. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f43 O12 2010-03-21 v80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f43 O12 2010-03-21 v80a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f43 O12 2010-03-21 v81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f43 O12 2010-03-21 v81a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f43 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q823 [Input: U116SC.j]
f44 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f44 F50 2006-10-08 f43 (accumulation D) covers f44 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f44 F52 2006-10-08 f44 (accumulation D) covers f151 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f44 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f44 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f44 K5 2010-03-15 greyish [Input: U315SC.j]
f44 K7 2010-03-15 medium compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f44 K8 2010-03-15 soft [Input: U315SC.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v80a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f44 O12 2010-03-21 v81a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f44 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q823 [Input: U116SC.j]
f45 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3065 J4v29 Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f45 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f45 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation D [Input: Q921SC.j]
f45 B11 2006-09-21 f45 has been assigned to a natural accumulation in k61. f45 is very compact in consistence, once picked it presents a platy structure, and, once removed it is crumble and has a loose texture; it is greyish in color and rich in pottery sherds. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f45 F50 2006-10-08 f45 (accumulation D) covers f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f45 F50 2006-10-08 f151 (isolated stone) sits in f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f45 F50 2006-10-08 f157 (stone installation) sits in f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f45 F52 2006-10-08 f45 (accumulation D) covers f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f45 F52 2006-10-08 f45 (accumulation D) covers f157 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f45 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f45 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f45 K5 2010-03-15 greyish [Input: U315SC.j]
f45 K7 2010-03-15 very compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f45 K8 2010-03-15 crumble and loose [Input: U315SC.j]
f45 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 A98 2010-01-16 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we Removed the E baulk of k62 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f46, being aware that, as such, f46 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k62. The feature consists, stratigraphically, f27, f30, f32, and f35 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f27, f30, f32, and f35 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 C3 2010-01-16 Being f46 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k62 (it consists of f27, f30, f32, and f35), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f46 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k62 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 C99 2010-01-16 f46 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since k62 consists of f27, f30, f32, and f35, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f46 D1 2006-08-24 k62 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f46 D42 2006-08-24 9365 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f46 D52 2006-08-24 9300 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f46 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f46 I10 2010-03-10 f146 is the N baulk of k62. It consists of f27, f30, f32 and partially, f35. These are all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of the tell. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulations [Input: U310SC.j]
f46 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 A98 2010-01-16 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we Removed the E baulk of k72 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f47, being aware that, as such, f47 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k72. The feature consists, stratigraphically, f2, f5, f8, f14 and f54 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f2, f5, f8, f14 and f54 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 C3 2010-01-16 Being f47 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k72 (it consists of f2, f5, f8, f14 and f54), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f47 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k72 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 C99 2010-01-16 f47 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since k72 consists of f2, f5, f8, f14 and f54, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f47 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f47 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f47 is the N baulk of k64: it rests on f103 and it consists of f2, f5, f8, f14, f54, all natural accumulations which contributed to the build -up of tell mound [Input: U310SC.j]
f47 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 A98 2010-01-16 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we Removed the E baulk of k73 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f48, being aware that, as such, f48 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 B10 2010-01-16 mix feature [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 B11 2010-01-16 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k73. The feature consists, stratigraphically, f3, f6, f9, and f13 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f3, f6, f9, and f13 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 C3 2010-01-16 Being f48 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k73 (it consists of f3, f6, f9, and f13), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f48 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k73 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 C99 2010-01-16 f48 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since k73 consists of f3, f6, f9, and f13, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U116SC.j]
f48 F51 2006-08-31 q179 (pottery) sits in f48 (mix feature) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
f48 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f48 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f48 is the N baulk of k73. It consists of f3, f6, f9, f13 and f55. Most of these features are natural accumulations which contributed to the build -up of tell mound; f55, instead belongs to s12a, since material culture have been found within its soil matrix. [Input: U310SC.j]
f48 P99 2010-01-16 Removed Q824 [Input: U116SC.j]
f49 B10 2010-01-18 mix feature [Input: U118SC.j]
f49 B11 2010-01-18 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k74. This feature consists, stratigraphically, f24, f25, f28, and f36 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f24, f25, f28, and f36 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the E baulk of k74 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f49, being aware that, as such, f49 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U118SC.j]
f49 C3 2010-01-18 Being f49 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k74 (it consist of f24, f25, f28, and f36), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f49 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k74 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U118SC.j]
f49 C99 2010-01-18 f49 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since k74 consists of f24, f25, f28, and f36, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U118SC.j]
f49 D6 2010-01-18 not excavated@bottom [Input: U118SC.j]
f49 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f49 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f49 is E baulk of k74. It consists of f24, f25, f28, f36 and f56, all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of tell [Input: U310SC.j]
f49 P99 2010-01-18 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U118SC.j]
f50 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3008 J4v6 Q814 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f50 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation [Input: Q921SC.j]
f50 B11 2006-09-21 f50 has been assigned to the surface where f10 sits in k71. Since f50 was not removed, we cannot provide at present a proper definition for this type of accumulation: however, f50 was covered by a natural accumulation (f7) and due to the fact that in the squares around k71 and within this locus we have found -at the same elevation- features which are natural accumulations, we suppose that f50 could be a natural accumulation. The nature of this accumulation, however, will be better defined when we will investigate this feature in the next future. f50 follows the slope of the tell mound, and therefore there is a difference in elevation between the top elevation of the feature in the N and S portion of the locus. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f50 C99 2006-09-21 The type of contact between f10 and f50 is not clear at the moment, and can be cleared only by further investigation in the locus. At present, we suppose that f10 rests in f50. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f50 C99 2010-02-12 f50 was covered by some soil (mostly wind-blown soil) since this locus was already dug in 2001. Since there was just some soil and plenty of modern rubbish within the locus, we proceed by cleaning the whole locus just removing the accomulation formed in the last 2 years without assigning any feature number, since this 'between-season' accomulation was few mm in the N portion of k70 and aprox. 2cm in the S portion of the locus (close to the S section) and no pottery was found while removing this thin layer. After the cleaning we just re-expose the surface already exposed in 2001, to which we assign f50. After the cleaning, f50 appeared to be a very compact and hard surface, due probably to its exposure to water, probably in the last 2 years. f50 seems to have a very fine texture (clayish) and is light grey in colour. [Input: U212SC.j]
f50 C99 2010-02-12 The bottom of f50 has not been reached, since we never dug in this locus. Concernig the top elevation, it changes from the N to the S portion of the locus, since f50 follows the slope of the tell mound; in k71 there are aprox. 20-40cm of difference in elevation between the top elevation of the feature in the N and the top elevation of the feature in the S portion of the locus. [Input: U212SC.j]
f50 D1 2010-02-12 k71 [Input: U212SC.j]
f50 D6 2010-01-13 not excavated@bottom [Input: U113SC.j]
f50 D6 2010-02-12 94.14@top [Input: U212SC.j]
f50 F50 2006-10-08 f11 (isolated stone) rests on f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f50 F50 2006-10-08 f16 (isolated stone) rests on f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f50 F50 2006-10-08 f7 (accumulation D) covers f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f50 F50 2006-10-08 f10 (wall) overlays f50 (accumulation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f50 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f50 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. f50 is located below f10 and probably on top of a glacis layer. f50 is cleary a compact surface that follows the slope of the tell. Although we did not remove this accumulation it is likely that the glacis layer exposed in k72 can be exposed below f50; excavation carried out in J03 and J02 Units indicate that the Apron rests on top of the glacis [Input: U310SC.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f50 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f50 P99 2010-01-18 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U118SC.j]
f51 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3023 J4v13 Q816 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f51 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation D [Input: Q921SC.j]
f51 B11 2006-09-21 f51 has been assigned to the cleaning of k82 and of the N portion of k83. These loci have been already investigated in the 2002 excavation season by mH and aP (as visible in J02t061, which shows these loci at the end of the 2005 excavation season). f51 is the accumulation which build-up in the portion of these loci in the last two years, and was approximately 2-6 cm thick. No pottery sherds have been recovered while cleaning k82 and of the N portion of k83. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f51 D1 2006-08-24 k82 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f51 D42 2006-08-24 9148 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f51 D52 2006-08-24 9143 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f51 F52 2010-01-18 f51 (accumulation D) covers f75 (accumulation D) [Input: U118SC.j]
f51 F52 2010-01-18 f51 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: U118SC.j]
f51 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f51 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f51 K3 2010-03-15 blown soil [Input: U315SC.j]
f51 K5 2010-03-15 light grey [Input: U315SC.j]
f51 K7 2010-03-15 very loose [Input: U315SC.j]
f51 K8 2010-03-15 very fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f51 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f51 O12 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f51 P99 2010-03-15 Removed Q826 [Input: U315SC.j]
f52 A35 2010-03-22 J04t0026 V19d3050 U308 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f52 B10 2010-03-26 mix feature [Input: U322SC.j]
f52 B11 2010-03-26 This feature number has been assigned to the cleaning of the small small portion of the E baulk of k83 still present in the south portion of the locus. This feature consists, stratigraphically of the natural accumulations found thorughout the whole J04 area at this elevation, which are mainly wind and water-born accumulations. The portion of the E section of k83 left in the south portion of the locus, as visible in v26 is very small since this locus is interested by the cut of T10, a trench dug in the 2001 excavation season during a survery of the tell mound by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner. The section has been exposed since the 2004 scavation season, and the soil is crumble and soft in consistence and fine in texture. [Input: U322SC.j]
f52 C3 2010-03-26 We assigned a feature number to the cleaning of the E baulk in order to keep track of the pottery recovered while removing the small portion of the E baulk left. As such, f52 is an 'artificial feature' and for this reason, there will not be any contact association between f94 and other features. [Input: U322SC.j]
f52 D1 2006-08-26 k83 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f52 D42 2006-08-26 9323 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f52 D52 2006-08-26 9184 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f52 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f52 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f52 K5 2006-08-26 light brown [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f52 K8 2006-08-26 very fine, claysh [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f52 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f52 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3109 J4v55a Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f53 A98 2010-01-18 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the locus the features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the E baulk of k84 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f53, being aware that, as such, f53 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 B10 2010-01-18 mix feature [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 B11 2010-01-18 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k84. This feature consists, stratigraphically, f69, f72, f76 and f79 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f69, f72, f76 and f79 are all natural accumulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 C3 2010-01-18 Being f53 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k84 (it consist of f69, f72, f76 and f79), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f53 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k74 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 C99 2010-01-18 f53 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations since k84 consists of f69, f72, f76 and f79, the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U118SC.j]
f53 D1 2006-08-26 k84 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f53 D42 2006-08-26 9298 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f53 D52 2006-08-26 9184 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f53 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. f53 is the E baulk of k84: it consist of f69, f72, f76 and f79, and it shares elevation of dateable features in k84 [Input: U310SC.j]
f53 K5 2006-08-26 light brown [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f53 K8 2006-08-26 very fine, claysh [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f53 O12 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f53 O12 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f53 O12 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f53 O12 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f53 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f53 P99 2010-01-18 removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f54 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3096 J4v51 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f54 C40 2010-03-26 f54 is partially a brick-melted accumulation, and as such, its lower portion is probably part of the 'dump^1', a brick-melt accumulation, that interested the south portion of J04 unit in the Late Mittani Period; the lower portion of f54 could belong to Phase 67-MZA (s12a). [Input: U322SC.j]
f54 D1 2006-08-27 k72 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f54 D42 2006-08-27 9238 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f54 D52 2006-08-27 9202 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f14 (accumulation D) covers f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f98 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f99 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F50 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 F52 2006-10-08 f54 (accumulation D) covers f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f54 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f54 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f54 K5 2006-08-27 light brown [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f54 K8 2006-08-27 very fine, claysh [Input: Q903PC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 O12 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
f54 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f55 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3186 J4v44a Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f55 C99 2010-03-22 f55 is characterized by the presence of bricks fragments, as visible in v100, due to the fact that f55 is a feature belonging to the erosion of the tell surface; the presence of melted bricks could be related with the fact that probably the erosion of the tell mound is mixed with structures perhaps located ad higer elevation in locus k62-k72,k73 or k63 or with part of the accumulations belonging to 'dump^1', a brick-melt accumulation, that interested J04 unit in the Late Mittani Period. [Input: U322SC.j]
f55 F50 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f55 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f55 F50 2006-10-08 f13 (accumulation D) covers f55 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f55 F52 2006-10-08 f55 (accumulation D) covers f61 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f55 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f55 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f55 O12 2010-03-21 v44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f55 O12 2010-03-21 v44a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f55 O12 2010-03-21 v46 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f55 O12 2010-03-21 v46a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f55 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f56 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation D [Input: Q921SC.j]
f56 B11 2006-09-21 f56 has been assigned to a natural accumulation in k74. It is compact in consistence, once picked it has a platy structure, once removed it has a very soft and loose texture; it is light brown in color. f56 is the same of f36 directly above. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f56 F52 2006-10-08 f56 (accumulation D) covers f58 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f56 F52 2006-10-08 f56 (accumulation D) covers f91 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f56 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f56 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f56 K7 2010-03-15 compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f56 K8 2010-03-15 very loose and soft [Input: U315SC.j]
f56 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f56 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f57 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3091 J4v47 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f57 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation D [Input: Q921SC.j]
f57 B11 2006-09-21 f57 has been assigned to a natural accumulation in k64. It is a compact sedimentation that presents patches of very soft soil; generally it is very soft in consistence and is characterized by a loose and very fine texture, it is clayish (it leaves color on fingers), and dusty when removed. f57 is the same of f38 directly above, and it is the same of f37 in k63, f36 in k74 and f35 in k62. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f57 F50 2006-10-08 f38 (floor, type d) covers f57 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f57 F52 2006-10-08 f57 (accumulation D) covers f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f57 I1 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f57 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f57 K3 2010-01-18 clay loam [Input: U118SC.j]
f57 K5 2010-01-13 very pale brown [Input: U113SC2.j]
f57 K6 2010-01-13 10YR 7/3 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f57 K7 2010-03-15 very loose and soft [Input: U315SC.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f57 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f57 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q827 [Input: U118SC.j]
f58 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3054 J4v31a Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f58 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3068 J4v36 Q828 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f58 F50 2006-10-08 f56 (accumulation D) covers f58 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f58 F50 2006-10-08 f92 (accumulation D) sits in f58 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f58 F52 2006-10-08 f58 (accumulation B) covers f64 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f58 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f58 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f56 is very similar to f90 in k63 [Input: U310SC.j]
f58 I11 2006-10-11 Phased by pottery analysis. The pottery recovered is mixed Khabur and Mittani, in particular: q113 and q121 have few Mittani sherds, q124 is mixed Khabur and Mittani and presents 1 phase 4 sherd (mKB Q830) [Input: QX11SC.j]
f58 K3 2010-01-18 clay loam [Input: U118SC.j]
f58 K5 2010-01-18 very pale brown [Input: U118SC.j]
f58 K6 2010-01-18 10YR 7/3 [Input: U118SC.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v36a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 O12 2010-03-21 v36b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f58 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q829 [Input: U118SC.j]
f59 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3091 J4v47 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f59 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3225 J4v86b Q927 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f59 C99 2010-02-11 The real bottom of this feature has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 91.16 does not correspond to the real bottom elevation of f59. [Input: U211SC.j]
f59 F50 2006-10-08 f113 (accumulation D) rests on f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f59 F50 2006-10-08 f57 (accumulation D) covers f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f59 F50 2006-10-08 f62 (isolated stone) sits in f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f59 F52 2006-10-08 f59 (accumulation D) covers f62 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f59 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f59 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. f59 is approx. the same of f90 in k63, and it is loctaed at the same elevation [Input: U310SC.j]
f59 K3 2010-01-18 clay loam [Input: U118SC.j]
f59 K5 2010-01-18 very pale brown [Input: U118SC.j]
f59 K6 2010-01-18 10YR 7/3 [Input: U118SC.j]
f59 O12 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f59 O12 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f59 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f59 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f59 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q829 [Input: U118SC.j]
f59 P99 2010-02-24 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U224SC.j]
f60 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3096 J4v51 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f60 B11 2010-01-18 This is a natural accumulation under f54 in k72. It has a platy structure and it is hard in consistence. It is characterized by the presence of laminations and phytolitics, and by very small stones (which are less than 1cm in size). f60 is red brownish in color when picked, but when it dries it is gray. While exposing the feature in the whole locus, we noticed, in the central portion of k72 a small lens of red soil, which could possibly be related with the presence of (some) melted bricks. [Input: U118SC.j]
f60 D52 2010-02-28 9196 [Input: U226SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f54 (accumulation D) covers f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F50 2006-10-08 f129 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 F52 2006-10-08 f60 (accumulation D) covers f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f60 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f60 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f60 I11 2010-03-10 Pottery recevered is mixed, probably due to events of surface erosion ( q115, q117 and q118 are Mittani; q122 and q125 are Khabur mixed with Mittani; q123 is Mittani mixed with phase 4 sherds, cfr. Q830mKB file) [Input: U310SC.j]
f60 K3 2010-03-15 within the soil matrix there are laminations, phytolitics, small stones [Input: U315SC.j]
f60 K3 2010-03-18 soil mixed with phytolitics, some pebbles (small in size) and a lot of pottery sherds [Input: U315SC.j]
f60 K7 2010-03-15 hard [Input: U315SC.j]
f60 K7 2010-03-18 compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f60 K8 2010-03-18 very fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 O12 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
f60 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q829 [Input: U118SC.j]
f61 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3054 J4v31a Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f61 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3075 J4v39 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f61 B10 2010-01-19 mix feature [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 B11 2010-01-19 This is a natural accumulation in k73 (below f55), soft in consistence, a bit clayish and fine in texture; when removed it is crumbly and a bit dusty. When picked f61 is light brown/reddish in color while it is graysh when it dries off. This feature is characterized by the presence of phytolitics, small pebbles and pottery sherds; laminations have been noticed in the S portion of the square as well as some red lenses (indicating the presence of some isolated mud-bricks). Unlucky when we assigned f61 to the natural accumulation in k73 we were thinking to have removed completely the backfill of the 'German' trench which interests part of the N baulk of the locus (C10). This trench was dug in 2001 during a survery of the tell mound by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner (the trench, running W-E, is wide aprox. 100cmx100cm). However, while digging f61 we found some plastic nylon close to the NE section and thus, it is likely that f61 can be partially contaminated, in this portion of the locus, by the backfill of the German trench (C10), and it is not only a natural-accumulation. f61 consists, in the N portion of the locus, by mixed soil which is the back-fill of a trench running W-E (C10, wide aprox. 100cmx100cm). This trench was dug in 2001 during a survery of the Tell Terrace by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner. Therefore, f61 has partially a natural accumulation within k73 and partially mixed with the backfill of the natural-made accumulation in . However, f61 however is not only a natural accumulation, since part of the N baulk of k73 is not the rexult of a natural accumlulation but is the back-fill of a W-E trench, f65, (originally called C10, wide aprox. 100cmx100cm) dug in 2001, which partially could have contaminated the N portion of the locus. While digging f61, we noticed some fragments of nylon coming out from the N baulk of the locus (close to the NW corner of k73), which indicate that there there was the bottom of the trench dug in this portion of the Tell Terrace during the 2001 excavation season. [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 C33 2010-01-19 Unlucky there are no close-up photos showing the nylon at the bottom of f60; this is only partially visible in J4v38a, in the NW portion of k71, where what should have been the W baulk, and in the NE portion of the locus, where a green fragment of paper is visible, close to the N section. [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 C99 2010-01-19 In 2001 during a survey in this portion of the Tell Terrace, a trench running W-E (C10) was dug, and k73, is located partially within the cut of this trench. The area were C10 was dug, interest today the NW portion of k73, in particular, falls within the N baulk of k73. This trench was back-filled for safety reasons at the end of the 2001 excavation season (as it is possible to see in J04t4, or view 4 (V19d3005) that shows the locus before we start digging in k73). The bottom of the trench was partially covered with pieces of a wide and thick yellow nylon, as reminder of the bottom elevation reached during the investigation carried out in the locus and in view of the trench back-fill. Only a small portion of the N baulk was not back-filled (aprox. 1m W in the NW baulk), as clearly visible in view J04t4, or view 4 (V19d3005). Furthermore, view J4v38a (V19d3074), shows, although is a genearl view of k71-74, f65 (the baulk, which is, in almost his totality, the back-fill of the German trench) and the bottom of f60, with a small fragment of nylon visible in the NW portion of the locus (corresponding to the E baulk of k83), right before 'steps' made with some canvas bags. [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 C99 2010-01-19 On Q827, while cleaning the locus thinking to have reached the bottom of f61 (at the elevation of 92.02m, on Q827), we found, in the NW corner of the square (where f61 abuts the N section of the locus) a fragment of wide and thick nylon, which is the nylon left by the German team in 2001 before back-filling the trench. At this point, the cut of the German trench in the N baulk was visible in the E portion of the baulk (we assigned f65 to the back fill, and forgot to assing a feature number to the cut). The bottom, or better, what we were thinking was the bottom f f 61 is visible in J4v38a (or V19d3074), although, unlucky we did not take any close photo of the plastic nylon, which is only partially visible in the NW portion of the locus. [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 F50 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f61 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f61 F50 2006-10-08 f55 (accumulation D) covers f61 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f61 F52 2006-10-08 f61 (mix feature) covers f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f61 I1 2010-02-12 s1-JPA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f61 I10 2010-03-10 This feature should be addressed to Phase 85-MZA s5, since it is a natural accumulation part of the build-up of the tell. However, while digging the feature we noticed that in the N portion of the locus f61 was partially interested by f65 (the backfill of the German Trench), therefore, we decided to consider this feature as f61(in order to avoid contamination in the pottery) and we thus assigne this feature to Phase 8-JPA (Modern). [Input: U310SC.j]
f61 K3 2010-01-19 mixed soil [Input: U119SC.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v38a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v39 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v39a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v44a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v46 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 O12 2010-03-21 v46a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f61 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q829 [Input: U119SC.j]
f62 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3091 J4v47 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f62 B10 2010-01-19 isolated stone [Input: U119SC.j]
f62 B11 2010-01-19 f62 has been assigned to a isolated limestone close to the section in k64 (cfr. r33). [Input: U119SC.j]
f62 F50 2006-10-08 f59 (accumulation D) covers f62 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f62 F52 2006-10-08 f62 (isolated stone) rests on f113 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f62 F52 2006-10-08 f62 (isolated stone) sits in f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f62 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f62 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It rests on f113 (which is the same of f59) [Input: U310SC.j]
f62 K3 2010-01-19 limestone [Input: U119SC.j]
f62 K5 2010-01-19 whitish [Input: U119SC.j]
f62 O12 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f62 O12 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f62 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f62 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f62 P99 2010-01-19 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U119SC.j]
f63 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f63 B10 2010-03-01 brick-melt [Input: U301SC.j]
f63 B10 2010-03-01 dump^1 [Input: U301SC.j]
f63 C40 2010-03-01 By looking at the new data from the excavtions carried out in 2009, we can now say that f63 is in its lower portion a brick melt accumulation, (as visible in t100), and is probably part of the dump^1, a brick-melt accumulation found throughout the whole J06 unit which spread in the S portion of J04 area as well. [Input: U301SC.j]
f63 C40 2010-03-01 This feature is a brick-melted accumulation, probably part of the dump^1 [Input: U301SC.j]
f63 C99 2010-03-15 This is a very compact accumulation, with several pottery sherds lying orizontally, which indicate that it could possibly have been a walking surface; however, there are no evidence of active use of the area within this time period. [Input: U315SC.j]
f63 D42 2010-02-28 9196 [Input: U226SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f60 (accumulation D) covers f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f12 (isolated stone) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f98 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f102 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2006-10-08 f152 (tannur (feature)) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F50 2010-03-06 f153 (isolated stone) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: U306SC.j]
f63 F52 2006-10-08 f63 (dump^1) covers f152 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f63 F52 2010-03-06 f63 (dump^1) covers f153 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f63 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f63 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and analysis of pottery recovered. [Input: U310SC.j]
f63 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q830): q127 and q131 are Mittani, although there are as well some some earlier sherds. [Input: U310SC.j]
f63 K5 2010-01-19 light yellowish brown [Input: U119SC.j]
f63 K6 2010-01-19 10YR 6/4 [Input: U119SC.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v38a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v39 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v39a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f63 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f63 P99 2010-01-18 Removed Q830 [Input: U118SC.j]
f64 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3054 J4v31a Q826 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f64 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3071 J4v37 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f64 B10 2006-08-29 accumulation B [Input: Q902SC.j]
f64 B11 2006-08-29 This is a natural accumulation under f58 in k74. It has a platy structure once picked with the small pick and it is hard in consistence; it is very fine texture and presents patches of compact and loose soil. This feature covers a lot of sherds and broken vessels and two tannur. It has a graysh color when removed. [Input: Q902SC.j]
f64 C40 2010-02-17 In the light of what found in J06 during the 2008-9 excavation seasons, it is probable that f64 is the top-most portion, in J04, of what in J06 Unit has been defined as 'dump^1'. In J06, the features representing the so called 'dump^1' -which is the latest level before the abandonment subsequent to the extended brickfall bf^1 (please, see J06 'dump^1' and related features for further information)- present the same characteristics and the same type of inclusions as f64, i.e.,: the soil is compact with patches of softer soil, and the soil matrix is characterized by an abundant presence of pebbles, animal bones, small and medium size stones, by a large quantity of pottery sherds and some tannur fragments and slope toward south. In J06 Unit the pottery recovered within features belonging to 'dump^1' are Mittani sherds. In digging f64, several Mittani sherds have been found (cfr. file Q903mKB) altough some later pottery sherds have been recovered as well togheter with ashes and small brick fragments, and this is due to the fact that f64 is the top-most surface of the dump, and as, such was slowly covered by natural accumulations. Above f64, we have been digging only natural accumulations which are poor in pottery sherds or materials which suggest that the area was not in use. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f64 C99 2010-02-11 The real bottom of this feature has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 91.19 does not correspond to the real bottom elevation of f64. [Input: U211SC.j]
f64 D52 2010-02-11 9119 [Input: U211SC.j]
f64 F50 2006-10-08 f92 (accumulation D) rests on f64 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f64 F50 2006-10-08 f58 (accumulation B) covers f64 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f64 F51 2006-08-30 q158 (bones, pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
f64 F51 2006-08-31 q178 (pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
f64 F51 2006-09-12 q271 (bones, pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f64 F52 2006-10-08 f64 (accumulation B) covers f163 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f64 I1 2010-02-14 s16-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f64 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and analysis of pottery recovered. Similar to features that in J06 are defined as dump, which is the latest event in the area after the brickfall, in consequence of which a lot of materil was dumped to the West). f64 in particular is the upper part of the dump^1. [Input: U310SC.j]
f64 I11 2010-03-10 Phased to Mittani period by pottery analysis. q129 presents: phase 4 sherds, 1 Khabur, 1 Mittani. q130 presents: Khabur mixed to Mittani. q158 presents: Khabur mixed to Mittani and 1 sherd of phase 4 (mKB Q830). q159 presents Mittani sherds and it includes as well phase 4 and 1 possible phase 5 sherds (mKB Q903). [Input: U310SC.j]
f64 K3 2010-01-19 clayish [Input: U119SC.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v37 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v37a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v37b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v37c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v38a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f64 P99 2010-01-19 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U119SC.j]
f65 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3023 J4v13 Q816 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f65 B10 2010-01-19 mix feature [Input: U119SC.j]
f65 B11 2006-08-29 This feature number has benn assigned to the fill of the German trench T10 in the NW portion of k73 (i.e. 140cm S and 200cm W to m4394). This trench was dug -togheter with other trenches- by a German team directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner during the investigation of this portion of the tell mound in 2001. The fill is crumby and soft and it is charachterized by the presence of plastic bags, fragments of bricks, pebbles and stones and lot of pottery sherds. [Input: Q902SC.j]
f65 B11 2010-01-19 f65 has been assigned to the back-fill of T10, a trench running W-E dug in 2001 during a survery of the Tell Terrace by a German team. The trench, long 50cm and wide aprox. 100cm, interested the area where the N baulk of J04k83 and J04k83 was set, and stop aprox. at 50cm from the NW corner of J04k73. However, the excavations related with the trench interested as well the NW portion of the locus. While digging, we forgot to assigne a feature number to the cut of the German Trench. f65, therefore, falls within the N portion of the west baulk of k73 and portion of the NW area of the locus (i.e. 140cm S and 200cm W to m4394) as visible in v44. However, v44 has been taken when we tought to have reched the bottom of the german trench; however, while digging in that portion of the locus, we found some thick plastic nylon at the elevation of 91.15, which is therefore the real bottom elevation of the german trench (and which is lower in elevation than f61, which instead is the feature dug in the locus while we tough to have reached the bottom of the german trench as visible in v44). [Input: U119SC.j]
f65 C33 2010-01-19 We forgot to take a photo of the real bottom elevation of the german trench (that cuts f89). [Input: U119SC.j]
f65 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f65 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f65 F52 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f55 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f65 F52 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f61 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f65 F52 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f65 I1 2010-02-12 s1-JPA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f65 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f65 K3 2010-01-19 soil mixed to plastic bags, brick fragments, pebbles and stones. [Input: U119SC.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v39 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v39a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v44a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v46 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 O12 2010-03-21 v46a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f65 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f66 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3115 J4v57 Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f66 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3177 J4v88 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f66 B10 2006-08-29 accumulation B [Input: Q902SC.j]
f66 B11 2006-08-29 This is a natural accumulation under f35 in k62. When picked it is crumble (a bit dusty when removed) and very compact in consistence; once picked it presents a fine and loose texture. It is characterized by the presence of phytolitics and pebbles. f66 is the same feature as f67 in k63. [Input: Q902SC.j]
f66 C99 2010-02-11 The real bottom of this feature has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 91.94 does not correspond to the real bottom elevation of f66. [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 D6 2010-02-11 91.94 (not real bottom of f)@bottom [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 F50 2006-10-08 f83 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 F50 2006-10-08 f109 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 F50 2006-10-08 f111 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 F50 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 F50 2010-03-22 f84 (wall) sits in f66 (accumulation B) [Input: U322SC.j]
f66 F51 2006-08-30 q157 (pottery) sits in f66 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
f66 F52 2006-10-08 f66 (accumulation B) covers f84 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 F52 2006-10-08 f66 (accumulation B) covers f159 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f66 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f66 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f66 I11 2010-03-10 It is cleary above in elevation respect to the slope of the glacis f127 in k72: f66 covers walls f84 and f159. It could have been a walking surface. [Input: U310SC.j]
f66 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 K5 2010-02-11 light brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 K7 2010-02-11 compact [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 K8 2010-02-11 soft [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v57a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v69 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v69a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v69b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v69c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f66 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q902 [Input: U119SC.j]
f67 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3088 J4v45a Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f67 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f67 B10 2006-08-29 accumulation D [Input: Q902SC.j]
f67 B11 2006-08-29 This is a natural accumulation under f39 in k63. It is crumby when picked, hard in consistence, and very fine in texture. f67 is a bit clayish (a bit dusty when removed); it is characterized by patches of hard and soft soil. f67 is the same as f66 in k62 and is the same accomulation we have been exposing in k64 as well as k73 and k74 during the previous days. [Input: Q902SC.j]
f67 F50 2006-10-08 f37 (accumulation D) covers f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f67 F50 2006-10-08 f104 (isolated stone) sits in f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f67 F50 2006-10-08 f105 (accumulation D) sits in f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f67 F52 2006-10-08 f67 (accumulation D) covers f90 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f67 F52 2006-10-08 f67 (accumulation D) covers f104 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f67 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f67 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f67 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f67 K5 2010-02-11 light brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f67 K8 2010-02-11 soft [Input: U211SC.j]
f67 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v45 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v45a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f67 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f67 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q903 [Input: U119SC.j]
f68 B10 2006-08-29 mix feature [Input: Q902SC.j]
f68 B11 2006-08-29 accumulation over uncovered excavation from MZ17 (this portion of the area was already investigated by mH in MZ17). By removing f68, we exposed, in the E portion of k83, several fragments of nylon: these have been located at the bottom of the German trench in the 1999 excavation season which interested this portion of k83. f68 abuts the German trench in E portion of the square (where it continues in the E baulk of k83 and in k73). f68 has a very compact surface, and is characterized by the presence of pottery sherds (among these two Nuzi sherds have been collected), fragments of tannur, small stones and few pebbles. [Input: Q902SC.j]
f68 C99 2010-01-19 In removing f68 we found, in the E portion of k83, several wide and think nylon fragments: the nylon had been located at the bottom of the German trench C10 in the 2001 excavation season before its backfill. [Input: U119SC.j]
f68 F50 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) abuts f68 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f68 F52 2006-10-08 f68 (mix feature) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f68 F52 2006-10-08 f68 (mix feature) covers f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f68 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f68 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f68 K3 2010-01-31 soil mixed with some pottery sherds, tannur fragments, small stones [Input: U131SC.j]
f68 K5 2010-01-31 light greyish [Input: U131SC.j]
f68 K8 2010-01-31 very compact [Input: U131SC.j]
f68 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f68 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f69 B10 2006-08-29 accumulation D [Input: Q902SC.j]
f69 B11 2010-01-22 This is the top accumulation on top of k84. f69 is a wind-blown accumulation that build-up in the N portion of the locus in the last two years. The N portion of k84 was investigated in 2004 by mH as part of J02 Unit and was not covered after the excavations carried out in the 2004 excavation season. f69 is soft in consistence, crumbly when removed and fine texture. It is characterized by the presence of pottery sherds, pebbles and stones. It is light grayish in colour. [Input: U122SC.j]
f69 C40 2010-02-17 f69 should belong to Phase 67-MZA, stratum 12a. However, f69 has been assigned to Phase 85-MZA s1 since f69 is a natural accumulation over uncovered excavation from MZ17 in k84 and consists of wind-blown soil that build-up in the N portion of the locus in the last two years; for this reason, we treated this feature as a modern topsoil. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f69 C99 2010-01-22 What we have been investigated, in the beginning of the 2006 excavation in this locus, was a small area of k84, i.e., the N portion of k84 (1,80cm S and 400cm W to m4412): this was as well the portion of k84 investigated by mH in the 2004 excavation season. At the end of the 2006 season, this locus was not covered (cfr. J02t061), therefore, the top accumulation we met in k84 is the same of the last one excavated by mH in MZ17, with some cm of wind-blown soil fallen in the period between the two excavation seasons. XXX f69 it is thus a natural accumulation but the top-most of the feature is a recent accumulation, since this locus was previously dug by mH and aP in the 2004 excavation season, and on top of this some water-and wind born accumulations build-up in the last 2 years. [Input: U122SC.j]
f69 D6 2010-01-19 We start digging k84 in order to reach, in this locus, the same elevation of the bottom of the German trench C10 that interests k73 and k83. Given that this locus was partially already investigated by mH and aP in the 2004 excavation season as part of the J02 Unit, the N portion of k84 was lower in elevation (as visible in J02t061), we start digging only the N portion of this locus, which is aprox. half of the whole locus, in particular, 180m S and 400m W from marker m4412. [Input: U119SC.j]
f69 F52 2006-10-08 f69 (accumulation D) covers f72 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f69 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f69 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f69 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f69 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q829 [Input: U119SC.j]
f70 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3050 J4v26 Q823 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f70 B10 2010-01-31 mix feature [Input: U131SC.j]
f70 B11 2010-01-31 f70 has been assigned to the 'cleaning' of a small portion of locus k83, precisely: 30cm N from m4410 (the SE corner of k83) and 400cm W-E (this corresponds to the general wideness of the locus), and partially the portion of the E section of the locus (i.e., aprox. 30cm, in order to make it straight and avoid possible contamination while digging in the S portion of the locus). The south portion of locus in k83, was higher aprox. 30-40cm respect to the general elevation of locus k83, as a consequence of the excavations carried out in MZ17 in this portion of the locus (as visible in J02t61). f70 consists, in the top surface, of natural accumulations that build-up in the last two years, and of different natural accumulations (water-and wind born accumulations) that build-up this portion of the tell mound (as we have seen for all the other loci). We decided to remove the soil within this portion of the locus in a single pick-run, without differentiating between the various accumulations forming this portion of the locus in order to reach, in the south portion of k83, f71, the compact accumulation exposed in the remaining portion of locus k83. f70 therefore consists, in the top surface, of a soft and dusty accumulation, i.e., a water-and wind born accumulation that build-up here to the last two years (which is the same of f68), and by a compact surface below the latter, which is a natural accumulation (wind and water-born in nature) partially removed in the 2004 excavation season by mH. [Input: U131SC.j]
f70 F52 2006-10-08 f70 (mix feature) rests on f71 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f70 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f70 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. It rests on f71 [Input: U310SC.j]
f70 K3 2010-01-19 clay loam [Input: U119SC.j]
f70 K5 2010-01-31 light brown [Input: U131SC.j]
f70 K8 2010-01-31 very compact [Input: U131SC.j]
f70 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q829 [Input: U119SC.j]
f71 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3095 J4v50 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f71 B10 2010-03-18 accumulation D [Input: U315SC.j]
f71 B11 2010-01-22 f71 was assigned to the natural accumulation dug firstly in k83 in the 2006 season. This square, as visible in J02t61, was previously dug in the 2004 excavation season by mH as part of J02 Unit. Portion of the locus, as visible in J02v61, was interested by the cut of the German trench C10 dug in the 2001 excavation season; the bottom of the German trench C10 in this locus was found and reached by mH in the 2004 excavation season. For this reason, when we start digging in 2006 in this locus, k83 was cheracterized by a cut that was aprox. 100cm wide and 20-30cm high in the middle portion of the locus (relative to the bottom of the German trench C10). The features in k83, as those in k82, slope slightly toward south, following the slope of the tell mound. For this reason, the top elevation of f71 in the north portion of the locus differs from the top elevation in the south portion of he locus (there are approximately 20cm of difference in elevation). The elevation of f71 given in the 'Volumetric localization' has been taken in the middle portion of the locus. [Input: U122SC.j]
f71 C33 2010-01-22 Unlucky there are no J04 photos showing k83 and k84 before we start digging in these loci in the 2006 excavation season. However, J02t61 shows the mentioned loci at the end of the 2004 excavation season, showing the different elevations that characterize these loci. [Input: U122SC.j]
f71 F50 2006-10-08 f70 (mix feature) rests on f71 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f71 F50 2010-03-05 f147 (stone installation) rests on f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f71 F50 2006-10-08 f68 (mix feature) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f71 F50 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f71 F50 2010-03-05 f145 (stone installation) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f71 F52 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) abuts f68 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f71 F52 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f71 F52 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f71 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f71 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on on elevation and nature accumulation. It covers f77 in the N portion of k83 (120cm N to r35) and f78 (in the S portion of k83, i.e. 280cm N to r35). [Input: U310SC.j]
f71 K5 2010-01-31 light brown [Input: U131SC.j]
f71 K7 2010-01-31 compact [Input: U131SC.j]
f71 K8 2010-01-31 soft [Input: U131SC.j]
f71 O12 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f71 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f72 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3084 J4v42 Q830 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f72 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3086 J4v43a Q830 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f72 B10 2006-09-03 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f72 C99 2006-09-03 While digging within k84, we assigned f72 to a compact accumulation which seemed to be spread in the whole locus; however, while digging f72 we noticed that, in the NE portion of the locus the soil matrix was rich in animal bones and, generally, in organic material. We did suppose, on the basis of the concentration of organic material found within the north-est portion of the locus, that it could have been part of the fill of a pit, but did not found, while digging in k84, any pit-cut; and for this reason, we did consider the feature in the whole locus to be f72, and just take a note in order to remember the amount of organic material noticed in the north-est portion of the locus. However, later, once scraping the top surfaces of the N and E baulk, we found the cut of a large pit, as clearly visible in v55, which we label as f85. By studying the material recovered within f72, it must thus be remembered that f72 includes part of the fill of pit f85. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f72 D1 2006-08-29 k84 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f72 D42 2006-08-29 9246 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f72 D52 2006-08-29 9092 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f72 F50 2006-10-08 f85 (cut) cuts f72 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f72 F50 2006-10-08 f69 (accumulation D) covers f72 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f72 F52 2006-10-08 f72 (accumulation D) covers f76 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f72 I1 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f72 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84) [Input: U310SC.j]
f72 I11 2010-03-10 Phased to Mittani period by pottery analysis (mKB Q903: q161) [Input: U310SC.j]
f72 K5 2006-08-29 light gray [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f72 K7 2006-08-29 compact [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v42 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v43 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v43a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v52 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v52a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v54a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v64a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v64b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v64c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 O12 2010-03-21 v64d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f72 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f73 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3082 J4v41 Q830 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f73 B10 2010-01-19 isolated stone [Input: U119SC.j]
f73 B11 2010-01-19 f73 has been assigned to a isolated limestone in k82 (see relays n. r33). This limestone, was exposed in the 2004 excavation season while k83 was dug within the J02 Unit. As visible in view J02t61, in 2004 this stone (labeled as J02f93) was still standing on top of its pedestal (f74, which is the same as J02f93), but, in the last two years, has fallen down. When we start digging in this locus the stone was found on top on f75. [Input: U119SC.j]
f73 F52 2006-10-08 f73 (isolated stone) rests on f74 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f73 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f73 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation [Input: U310SC.j]
f73 K3 2010-01-19 limestone [Input: U119SC.j]
f73 K5 2010-01-19 whitish [Input: U119SC.j]
f73 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f73 O12 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f73 O12 2010-03-21 v41a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f73 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3082 J4v41 Q830 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f74 B10 2010-01-19 accumulation D [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 B11 2010-01-19 This is the pedestal of floating stone f73 in k82; f74 is the natural accumulation under the stone (cfr. relay r34). View J02t61, shows this feature, togheter with the stone on top of it, as it was exposed in the 2004 excavation season. In 2004 the limestone was still resting on top of the pedestal; f74 is the same as J02f93, and rests on top on f75. [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 D3 2006-08-31 r34 (39546 51867 - 4317 / Relay location: S corner of stone) [Input: ZH422yM.R]
f74 F50 2006-10-08 f73 (isolated stone) rests on f74 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f74 F51 2006-08-30 q155 (pottery) sits in f74 (accumulation D) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
f74 F52 2006-10-08 f74 (accumulation D) rests on f75 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f74 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f74 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f74 K3 2010-01-19 clayish [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 K7 2010-01-19 soft [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f74 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f74 O12 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f74 O12 2010-03-21 v41a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f74 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f75 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3095 J4v50 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f75 B10 2006-09-03 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f75 B11 2006-09-03 This is a natural accumulation in k82. f75 has been assigned only to the S portion of k82 (i.e. 220cm N and 400cm E to m4413). This square was already investigated in the 2004 excavation season by mH being part of the J02 Unit. f75 is characterized by a very compact consistence and it is very fine in texture. Few are the pottery sherds collected while removing this feature, togheter with some small pebbles. This feature slopes toward south, following the slope of the tell mound. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f75 F50 2006-10-08 f74 (accumulation D) rests on f75 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f75 F50 2010-01-18 f51 (accumulation D) covers f75 (accumulation D) [Input: U118SC.j]
f75 F52 2006-10-08 f75 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f75 F52 2006-10-08 f75 (accumulation D) covers f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f75 I1 2010-02-14 s16-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f75 I10 2010-03-10 f75 shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83-k82): overlays f77 (in the S portion of k82) and covers the baqaya (which has been exposed in the NW corner of the investigated portion of k82) [Input: U310SC.j]
f75 K3 2010-01-19 clay loam [Input: U119SC.j]
f75 K7 2010-01-19 very compact [Input: U119SC.j]
f75 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f75 O12 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f75 O12 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f75 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f75 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f76 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3093 J4v48 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f76 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3145 J4v52 Q918 pC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f76 F50 2006-10-08 f85 (cut) cuts f76 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f76 F50 2006-10-08 f72 (accumulation D) covers f76 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f76 F52 2006-10-08 f76 (accumulation B) covers f79 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f76 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f76 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature feature and elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84) [Input: U310SC.j]
f76 I11 2010-03-10 Phased to Mittani period by pottery analysis (mKB Q903: q164, q168) [Input: U310SC.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v43 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v43a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v52 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v52a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v54a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v64a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v64b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v64c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 O12 2010-03-21 v64d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f76 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q831 [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19d3105 J4v53a Q902 dM [Input: U204SC.j]
f77 B10 2010-01-19 glacis [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 B11 2010-02-04 f77 is a very hard and compact layer sloping toward the south portion of the locus. The feature is not well preserved in the whole locus (in the top part comes apart in chunks). It is light brown in colour with some dark reddish inclusions, which are visible throughout the whole (top) surface. We recognise this feature to be a glacis layer (i.e., a coating hard surface done with mud mixed to small calcite inclusions and, sometimes, small sherds, which usually, lying flat) as it has been already exposed in J03 unit. In some small areas of k82, f77 is badly preserved, in particular where f77 abuts some isolated limestones located in the N and W portion of the locus and where it abuts wall J02 f129; we have noticed that some Baqaya is underneath the glacis layer (below some of the isolated limestones, as visible in v53). [Input: U204SC.j]
f77 C99 2010-02-16 f77, the glacis layer that was layed down on top of the mound in Phase 63-MZA in k82, is the same as f127 in k72. We assigned two different feature numbers to this glacis layers because the feature was initially dug in two different loci and because it was overlayed by the E baulk of k82 (f123); once f123 was removed, was clear that f77 was the same as f127. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f77 D1 2006-08-30 k82 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f77 D6 2010-01-19 not excavated@bottom [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 D42 2006-08-30 9103 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f77 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) abuts f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f77 F50 2010-01-18 f51 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: U118SC.j]
f77 F50 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f77 F50 2006-10-08 f75 (accumulation D) covers f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f77 F52 2006-10-08 f77 (glacis) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f77 F52 2006-10-08 f77 (glacis) covers f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f77 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f77 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation; it shares elevation and characteristics with dateable features in adjacent locus (k72) [Input: U310SC.j]
f77 K3 2010-01-19 clay mixed to bakaya [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 K7 2010-01-19 very hard and compact [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 K8 2010-01-19 very fine clay, while baqaya is very coarse [Input: U119SC.j]
f77 O12 2010-03-21 v53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f77 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f77 O12 2010-03-21 v99 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f77 P99 2010-01-19 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U119SC.j]
f78 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3094 J4v49 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f78 C99 2010-03-05 f78 slopes toward the south, for this reason there is a difference between its top elevation in the north portion of the locus from the top elevation in the south portion of k83: there are approximately 15cm of difference in elevation. The elevation of f78 given as bottom, has been taken in the N portion of the locus (the top elevation in the bottom portion of the locus is aprox. 9043). [Input: U305SC.j]
f78 D1 2006-08-30 k83 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f78 D3 2006-08-31 r35 (39449 51681 - 4301 / Relay location: NW corner) [Input: ZH422yM.R]
f78 D42 2006-08-30 9100 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f78 D52 2006-08-30 9067 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f78 F50 2006-10-08 f71 (accumulation D) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F50 2006-10-08 f77 (glacis) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F50 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f78 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) abuts f77 (glacis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2010-03-05 f78 (accumulation D) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f139 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f141 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f144 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f145 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f146 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 F52 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f147 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f78 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f78 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f78 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q915: q237) to the Mittani period. The analysis of q166 (mKB Q903), instead did not produce any information on the date of the pottery [Input: U310SC.j]
f78 K3 2010-01-19 clay loam [Input: U119SC.j]
f78 K5 2010-01-19 light brown [Input: U119SC.j]
f78 K7 2010-01-19 compact [Input: U119SC.j]
f78 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f78 O12 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f78 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f78 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f78 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q830 [Input: U119SC.j]
f79 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3107 J4v54a Q902 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f79 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3128 J4v64 Q910 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f79 B10 2006-09-03 accumulation B [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f79 B11 2006-09-03 This is a natural accumulation under f76 in k84. It has a granular structure and it is very soft in consistence and very fine in texture. It is wet and brown in colour. This feature is characterized by the presence of organic band and a lot of bones. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f79 F50 2006-10-08 f76 (accumulation B) covers f79 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f79 F51 2006-09-09 q243 (pottery) sits in f79 (accumulation B) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f79 F52 2006-10-08 f79 (accumulation B) covers f119 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f79 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f79 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. The feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84). [Input: U310SC.j]
f79 I12 2010-03-10 Phased to Mittani period by pottery analysis (mKB Q903) [Input: U310SC.j]
f79 K5 2006-09-03 yellowish brown [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f79 K6 2006-09-03 10YR 5/4 [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f79 K7 2010-01-19 soft [Input: U119SC.j]
f79 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v54a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v64a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v64b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v64c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 O12 2010-03-21 v64d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f79 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q831 [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3093 J4v48 Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f80 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3194 J4v77a Q910 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f80 A98 2010-01-19 We are aware that a baulk, being part of the accumulations dug [?] square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to individuate also in this portion of the [?] features found while digging the square. However, when we removed the N baulk of k84 we decided [?] excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature numbeq (f53, [?] that, as such, f53 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found [?] portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items [?] while removing the baulk. [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 B10 2010-01-19 mix feature [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 B11 2010-01-19 This feature number has been assigned to the N baulk of k84. This feature consists, stratigraphically, f69, f72, f76 and f79 i.e., the features previously dug within this locus. f69, f72, f76 and f79 are all natural ac`umulations and are all very similar in nature among them, being [?] water-born accumulations. [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 C3 2010-01-19 Being f53 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug [?] (it consist of f69, f72, f76 and f79), and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a [?] association between f53 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features [?] k84 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the [?] elevation and [?] association. [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 C99 2006-09-03 It is crumble and soft in consistence, and it is very fine in texture. It is characterized by the presence of pebbles and pottery sherds. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f80 C99 2010-01-19 f53 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds [?]fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in [?] it comes from different accomulations since k84 consists of f69, f72, f76 and f79, the features [wi?] thin this locus previously. [Input: U119SC.j]
f80 D6 2010-02-24 9039 (bottom of feature as visible on t77)@bottom [Input: U224SC.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-05 q222 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-05 q223 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-05 q224 (bones, pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-05 q225 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-06 q226 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-05 q227 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f80 F51 2006-09-10 q255 (bones, pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f80 I1 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f80 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it consists f72, f76, f79 and f119 and shares elevation with dateable features in k84 [Input: U310SC.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v63a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v63b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v63c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f80 O12 2010-03-21 v77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f80 P99 2010-01-19 Not completeoy removed in 2006 [?] [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 A98 2010-01-19 We are aware that a [?] being part of the accumulations dug in a given square, should be dug stratigrafically in order to [?] in this portion of the locus the features found whilf digging the square. However, when we removed the E baulk of k94 we decided not to excavated this portion of the locus stratigraphically; we thus assigned a feature number (f81, being aware that, as such, f81 is an an 'artificial' feature) to represent all the accumulations found within this portion of the locus and in order to keep track of the pottery and of possible items or q-items recovered while removing the baulk. [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 B10 2010-01-19 mix feature [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 B11 2010-01-19 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k94. This feature [?] of the features previously dug within this locus which are all natural accumulations and are [?] similar in nature among them, being wind and water-born accumulations. [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 C3 2010-01-19 Being f81 -stratigraphically- the sum of all the features dug in k94, and, as such, an 'artificial' feature, we will not have a contact association between f81 and other features: we will take into consideration only the features dug within k94 and correlate them with features of neighbouring loci on the basis of the(ir) elevation and contact association. [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 C99 2006-09-03 It is crumby and soft in consistence, a bit dusty when removed. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f81 C99 2010-01-19 f81 was not excavated stratigraphically but all the q-items, pottery sherds and bone fragments have been collected in different q-lots. While studying this material must be kept in mind that it comes from different accomulations simce f81 consists of the features dug within this locus previously. [Input: U119SC.j]
f81 C99 2010-07-02 The topmost portion of f81 has been attribuited to s1 since it consists of wind-blown soil that build-up in this portion of the locus in the last two years (its topmost portion is a natural accumulation over uncovered excavation from MZ17 in k84); the layer below belongs to Phase 65-MZA, stratum 14, on the basis of the elevation and equivalence with adiacent features. [Input: U625SC3.j]
f81 I1 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f81 I1 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f81 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature accumulation: f81 is the east baulk of k84 and consists of f69, f72 and f76. [Input: U310SC.j]
f81 I11 2010-03-10 The upper portion of f81 belongs to s1, while the lower portion to s14. [Input: U310SC.j]
f81 O23 2010-03-26 There are no photos of this baulk [Input: U322SC.j]
f81 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q902 [Input: U119SC.j]
f82 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3263 J4v100a Qx08 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f82 B10 2010-01-19 isolated stone [Input: U119SC.j]
f82 B11 2010-01-19 f62 has been assigned to a isolated limestone close to the N section in k62, as visible in v100. [Input: U119SC.j]
f82 D1 2006-09-02 k62 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f82 D3 2006-09-02 r70 (39775 53271 - 4190 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f82 D42 2006-09-02 9250 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f82 D52 2006-09-02 9251 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f82 F50 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f82 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f82 F52 2006-10-08 f82 (isolated stone) covers f83 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f82 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f82 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based elevation [Input: U310SC.j]
f82 K3 2010-01-19 limestone [Input: U119SC.j]
f82 K5 2010-01-19 whitish [Input: U119SC.j]
f82 O12 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f82 O12 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f82 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f82 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q903 [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3263 J4v100a Qx08 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f83 B10 2010-01-19 accumulation D [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 B11 2010-01-19 This is the pedestal of f82 (a floating limestone) in k62; f83 is the natural accumulation under the stone (cfr. v100). [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 D1 2006-09-02 k62 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f83 D42 2006-09-02 9251 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f83 D52 2006-09-02 9163 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f83 F50 2006-10-08 f82 (isolated stone) covers f83 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f83 F51 2006-09-03 q199 (bones, pottery) sits in f83 (accumulation D) [Input: Q906VN.j]
f83 F52 2006-10-08 f83 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f83 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f83 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f83 K3 2010-01-19 clayish [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 K6 2006-09-02 light brown [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f83 K7 2010-01-19 soft [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f83 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q903 [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3115 J4v57 Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f84 B10 2010-01-19 wall [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 B11 2010-01-19 f84 is a limestone wall running SW-NE in k62, as visible in v54. This wall consists (at present) of a single line of limestones, generally rectangular in shape. f84 seems to have the same type of construction as f10: the stones are embedded into mud mortar with small stones between the joints. The bigger stones are aprox. 50cmx40cm in size. [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 C99 2010-01-19 In a first moment, when we found these stones we were thinking that they could belong to a drain, rather than a wall. For this reason, we decided to removed one of the stones and check what there was underneath. From this soundjng (v69 shows the sounding done below the 4th stone of wall f84), it appeared that f84 consists of a single line of limestones; however, the nature of this feature remains unclear, being formed by only one row of stones. [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 D1 2006-09-02 k62 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f84 D6 2010-01-20 not excavated@bottom [Input: U120SC.j]
f84 D42 2006-09-02 9184 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f84 F50 2006-10-08 f66 (accumulation B) covers f84 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f84 F52 2006-10-08 f84 (wall) covers f120 [Input: QX08SC.j]
f84 F52 2010-03-22 f84 (wall) sits in f66 (accumulation B) [Input: U322SC.j]
f84 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f84 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. f84 shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (f93 and a2 in k73) [Input: U310SC.j]
f84 K3 2010-01-19 limestone [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 K5 2010-01-19 whitish [Input: U119SC.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v57a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v69 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v69a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v69b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v69c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 O12 2010-03-21 v101 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f84 P99 2010-01-19 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U119SC.j]
f85 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3109 J4v55a Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f85 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3122 J4v60 Q905 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f85 B10 2006-09-03 cut [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f85 B11 2006-09-03 This is the cut of a pit located in the NE portion of k84, and that hs been noticed while cleaning the top surface of the N and E baulks of k84, as visible in v55. While digging k84, we noticed that the NE portion was rich in animal bones, but we did not found the limits of the pit within the locus. f85 has a circular shape and its diameter is approximately 240cm. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f85 D3 2006-09-04 r78 (38881 51770 - 4401 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f85 D3 2006-09-04 r78 (38881 51770 - 4401 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f85 D3 2006-09-04 r80 (39089 51719 - 4390 / Relay location: W limit) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f85 F50 2006-10-08 f86 (fill) sits in f85 (cut) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f85 F52 2006-10-08 f85 (cut) cuts f72 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f85 F52 2006-10-08 f85 (cut) cuts f76 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f85 G1 2010-06-25 a1 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f85 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f85 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84): it cuts f72 and f76 [Input: U310SC.j]
f85 O12 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f85 O12 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f85 O12 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f85 O12 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f85 P99 2010-01-19 Removed Q903 [Input: U119SC.j]
f86 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3109 J4v55a Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f86 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3122 J4v60 Q905 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f86 B10 2006-09-03 fill [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f86 B11 2006-09-03 This is the fill of pit f85. However, it is important to clarify that f86 is related only with the fill of the pit in the N and E baulk of k84. This pit, in fact, was noticed only when we were scraping the top surface of the N and E baulks of k84, since, while digging f72 we noticed a concentration of animal bones in the NE portion of the locus, and thus, we thought to check the baulks in order to look for a possible pit cut. By scraping the top surfaces of the N and E baulk we then found the cut of the pit, as visible in v55. Within the fill of the pit several animal bones have been found, among which a complete skeleton of a saluki dog (i5, f96) and frog bones (i5, f96). v60 shows the bottom of the pit in the E baulk, after we removed the saluki dog skeleton (i5, f96). [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f86 C99 2006-09-03 In light of the fact that we did not found the pit while digging within k84, f72 includes part of the fill of pit f85. The pit is aproximately 40cm deep (in its deepest point). [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f86 D3 2006-09-04 r79 (39051 51869 - 4390 / Relay location: E limit) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f86 F50 2006-10-08 f96 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f86 F50 2006-10-08 f97 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f86 F51 2006-08-21 i5 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q923CC.j]
f86 F51 2006-08-21 i6 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q923CC.j]
f86 F51 2006-09-10 q252 (pottery) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f86 F52 2006-10-08 f86 (fill) sits in f85 (cut) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f86 G1 2010-06-25 a1 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f86 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f86 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84) [Input: U310SC.j]
f86 K3 2010-01-19 clay loam with pebbles, stones and roots [Input: U119SC.j]
f86 K5 2010-03-10 very pale brown [Input: U308SC.j]
f86 K6 2010-03-10 10YR 7/4 [Input: U308SC.j]
f86 K7 2010-01-19 very soft and crumble [Input: U119SC.j]
f86 K8 2010-01-19 fine, dusty [Input: U119SC.j]
f86 O12 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f86 O12 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f86 O12 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f86 O12 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f86 P99 2010-01-19 Partially removed in the 2006 excavation season (Q903) [Input: U119SC.j]
f87 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3180 J4v89a Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f87 B10 2006-09-03 topsoil [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f87 B11 2006-09-03 This is the topsoil layer in the southern part of k84 (200cm N and 400cm W to m3830). It is crumby in consistence (a bit dusty when removed) and it is characterized by the presence of pebbles, stones and roots. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f87 F51 2006-09-03 q197 (pottery) sits in f87 (topsoil) [Input: Q906VN.j]
f87 F52 2006-10-08 f87 (topsoil) covers f88 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f87 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f87 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f87 K3 2010-01-19 clay loam with pebbles, stones and some roots [Input: U119SC.j]
f87 K7 2010-01-19 compact and soft [Input: U119SC.j]
f87 K8 2010-01-19 fine [Input: U119SC.j]
f87 O12 2010-03-21 v89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f87 O12 2010-03-21 v89a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f87 P99 2010-01-19 Removed [Input: U119SC.j]
f88 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3180 J4v89a Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f88 B10 2010-01-20 accumulation D [Input: U120SC.j]
f88 B11 2010-01-20 This is a natural accumulation in k84, below f87, in the southern portion of the locus (200cm N and 400cm W to m3830). This feature presents patches of compact and soft soil, when picked it is crumbly and a bit dusty when removed; being right below the toposil layer, f88 is rich of pebbles, stones and rooths. [Input: U120SC.j]
f88 C99 2010-01-21 The bottom elevation recorded at the end of the 2006 excavation season is not the bottom elevation of f88, but only the lower elevation reached in the S portion of k84, since then we stop digging in this portion of the locus since we changed strategy. We decided to dig only the N portion of the locus together with the S portion of k83, and we assigned a new locus number to this 'new locus': k100. [Input: U121SC.j]
f88 D1 2006-09-03 k84 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f88 D6 2010-01-20 We stop digging f88 at the elev of 9129, which is not the real bottom of this feature [Input: U120SC.j]
f88 D6 2010-01-21 9129 (not real bottom of feature since we stop digging in this portion of k84)@bottom [Input: U121SC.j]
f88 D42 2006-09-03 9236 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f88 F50 2006-10-08 f87 (topsoil) covers f88 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f88 F51 2006-09-03 q198 (pottery) sits in f88 (accumulation D) [Input: Q906VN.j]
f88 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f88 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation and pottery [Input: U310SC.j]
f88 I11 2010-03-10 Phased to Khabur by pottery analysis (mKB Q911: q255) [Input: U310SC.j]
f88 O12 2010-03-21 v77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f88 O12 2010-03-21 v89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f88 O12 2010-03-21 v89a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f88 P99 2010-01-20 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f89 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3133 J4v71 Q912 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f89 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3210 J4v91 Q927 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f89 B10 2006-09-03 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f89 B11 2006-09-03 This is a very compact accumulation under f61 in k73. It is a bricky melted type of accumulation. When picked it is crumby and presents a very loose texture. It is characterized by the presence of phytolits and brick fragments which are particular concentrated in the northern part of the square. The feature is characterized by patches of ash in the western part of the locus, and few pebbles. Several kiln waste fragments have been collected while removing this feature. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f89 C99 2010-03-18 The real bottom of this feature has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, the bottom elevation reported in the 'Volumetric localization' corresponds to the lower elevation reached while digging f89 but is not the real bottom elevation of the feature. [Input: U315SC.j]
f89 D6 2010-02-04 not reached real bottom of the f@bottom [Input: U204SC.j]
f89 D6 2010-03-01 9067 (bottom of feature as q-lot 209)@bottom [Input: U301SC.j]
f89 F50 2006-10-08 f65 (mix feature) cuts f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F50 2006-10-08 f61 (mix feature) covers f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F50 2006-10-08 f155 (stone installation) sits in f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f65 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f93 (bin) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f140 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f142 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f146 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f148 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f149 [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f155 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f89 F52 2010-03-01 f89 (accumulation D) covers f170 (wall) [Input: U301SC.j]
f89 I1 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f89 I1 2010-02-14 s14a-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f89 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. f89 is a natural accumulation that covers f93 and all the feature related with this structure. [Input: U310SC.j]
f89 I11 2010-03-10 The upper portion of f89 belongs to s14, while the lower portion to s14a. [Input: U310SC.j]
f89 K3 2010-02-04 clay, phytolits, melteld bricks and brick fragments [Input: U204SC.j]
f89 K5 2010-02-04 light brown [Input: U204SC.j]
f89 K8 2010-02-04 crumbly, very loose texture [Input: U204SC.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v71 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f89 O12 2010-03-21 v101 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f89 P99 2010-02-16 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U216SC3.j]
f90 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3110 J4v56 Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f90 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3175 J4v87 Q916 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f90 B10 2006-09-04 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f90 B11 2006-09-04 f90 is a natural accumulation in k63, below f67. It is a waterleid, i.e. a water deposit. It is characterized by the presence of several layers, in which is possible to distinguish the different deposition of the water deposit, with the largest clust at the bottom, and the smallest on the top of each layer. It is characterized by very compact soil which is very difficult to remove also with the big bick. Once picked has a platy structure, and it is very fine in texture. It is located directly below f67. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f90 C99 2010-02-11 The real bottom of this feature has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 90.84 does not correspond to the real bottom elevation of f90. [Input: U211SC.j]
f90 D1 2006-09-03 k63 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f90 D42 2006-09-03 9147 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f90 D52 2006-09-03 9084 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f90 F50 2006-10-08 f105 (accumulation D) rests on f90 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f90 F50 2006-10-08 f67 (accumulation D) covers f90 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f90 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f90 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f90 K3 2010-01-20 silty clay [Input: U120SC.j]
f90 K7 2006-09-03 briky [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f90 K7 2010-01-20 very compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f90 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f90 O12 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f90 O12 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f90 O12 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f90 P99 2010-01-20 Partially removed [Input: U120SC.j]
f91 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3110 J4v56 Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f91 B10 2010-01-20 isolated stone [Input: U120SC.j]
f91 B11 2010-01-20 f91 has been assigned to a isolated limestone in k74; it is 80cm west of m4294. [Input: U120SC.j]
f91 D1 2006-09-03 k74 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f91 D42 2006-09-03 9227 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f91 D52 2006-09-03 9212 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f91 F50 2006-10-08 f36 (accumulation D) covers f91 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f91 F50 2006-10-08 f56 (accumulation D) covers f91 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f91 F52 2006-10-08 f91 (isolated stone) covers f92 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f91 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f91 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation [Input: U310SC.j]
f91 K3 2010-01-20 limestone [Input: U120SC.j]
f91 K5 2010-01-20 whitish [Input: U120SC.j]
f91 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q903 [Input: U120SC.j]
f92 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3110 J4v56 Q903 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f92 C99 2010-02-12 It is the same of f58, but it has been labeled separately since it is the accumulation below a isolated limestone (f91). [Input: U212SC.j]
f92 D1 2006-09-03 k74 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f92 D42 2006-09-03 9212 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f92 D52 2006-09-03 9160 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f92 F50 2006-10-08 f91 (isolated stone) covers f92 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f92 F52 2006-10-08 f92 (accumulation D) rests on f64 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f92 F52 2006-10-08 f92 (accumulation D) sits in f58 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f92 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f92 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. It consists of f58 and rests on f64 [Input: U310SC.j]
f92 K3 2010-02-12 clay loam [Input: U212SC.j]
f92 K5 2010-02-12 light brown [Input: U212SC.j]
f92 K6 2010-02-12 10YR 7/3 [Input: U212SC.j]
f92 K7 2006-09-03 medium compact [Input: Q903PC3.j]
f92 K8 2010-02-12 very fine, clayish [Input: U212SC.j]
f92 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q903 [Input: U120SC.j]
f93 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f93 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3252 J4v97 Qx08 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f93 B11 2010-02-14 f93 as been assigned to a mud-brick structure, semicircular in shape, that we defined as 'bin'. f93 is bounded -in the north- with a brick-wall f161-f162 (f162 is the less preserved portion of the mud-brick wall f161) which apparently, seems to have the function of being the north limit of the bin itself. This hypotesis is given by the fact that the bottom of wall f161 and f162 presents some small rounded stones (as it is visible in v61b and v61c) which characterized the lower portion of the bin walls as well (as visible in v70 and v74). The bin consists of 2 lines of medium small bricks, placed one on top of the other; the lower row of bricks is placed on top of a row of small-regular stones (as it is visible in v70 and v74); the two different construction materials have been probably used at the same time. At present is unclear whether the bin is damage or was open: it seems to be a bit damaged in its south-east extent, where the second line of bricks was not found in place while the first line of bricks was completely melted, disappearing completely in the floor surface (f171). It is however possible that the bin could have been open in its west extent, aprox. at the same point where the north baulk of k84 is located, which gives to the structure a half-moon shape. The bin floor is made of soil in the east and of pebbles (f143) in the west; while digging, some pottery sherds were found within the pebbles of floor f143. f143, the pebble floor, however, is not limited to the bin but it extends toward the west (in locus k83) where it is surrounded by medium-sized stones and partially covered by large stones (in the north portion of locus k83). All the feature connected with the bin have been grouped into a2. [Input: U214SC.j]
f93 C99 2010-02-14 All of the pottery sherds found within the pebble floor of the bin (f143) have been collected and analyzed by mKB. [Input: U214SC.j]
f93 C99 2010-02-14 The bin was empty and the funcion of this structure is unclear; however, given this structure and the structures found in locus k62 and the tannurs located on top of walls f161-f162 and on the E baulk of k73, we assumed that it could have been used for storage purposes. [Input: U214SC.j]
f93 D1 2006-09-04 k73 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f93 D42 2006-09-04 9194 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f93 D52 2006-09-04 9100 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f93 F50 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f93 (bin) [Input: U305SC.j]
f93 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f93 (bin) [Input: U305SC.j]
f93 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f93 (bin) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f93 F51 2006-10-08 f93 (bin) bonds with f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f93 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f93 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f93 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and pottery analysis. f93, being associated with other features in a2, shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83); in particular, it is bounded with f161-f162, abuts f154 on the E and rest on f143 on the W and is built on top of f146. [Input: U310SC.j]
f93 K3 2010-01-20 mud brick [Input: U120SC.j]
f93 K7 2010-01-20 very compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f93 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v71 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f93 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f93 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 B10 2010-01-20 mix feature [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 B11 2010-01-20 This feature number has been assigned to the E baulk of k81. This feature consists, stratigraphically, of f15 and f17, the natural accumulations dug within locus k74 previously, which are brick melted accomulations. f94 is crumble and soft in consistence and fine in texture. [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 C3 2010-01-20 Being f94 -stratigraphically- the 'sum' of all the features dug in k74 (it consists of f15 and f17), and as such f94 is an 'artificial' feature, this feature number will not be included in the Strata Assignment. For this reason we will not have a contact association between f94 and other features, but we will keep into consideration and correlate only the features dug within k81 with other features on the basis of the(ir) elevation. [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 D1 2006-09-04 k81 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f94 D6 2010-01-20 not excavated@bottom [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 D42 2006-09-04 9423 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f94 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f94 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f94 K7 2010-01-20 soft [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f94 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f94 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 B10 2010-01-20 mix feature [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 B11 2010-01-20 This feature number has been assigned to the cleaning of a small portion of the W baulk of k83. This feature consists, stratigraphically of the natural accumulations found within locus k82 (f51 and f75), located slightly north to the remainin portion of the W baulk of k83. ; f94, being exposed since the 2004 scavation season, is crumble and soft in consistence and fine in texture. [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 C3 2010-01-20 We assigned a feature number to the cleaning of the E baulk in order to keep track of the pottery recovered while removing the small portion of the E baulk of k82 (which is, mainly, some cm of soil abutting J02w^129 and the starcaise J02f130. As such, f95 is an 'artificial feature' and for this reason, this feature number will not be included in the Strata Assignment and we will not have a contact association between f94 and other features. [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 D1 2006-09-04 k82 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f95 D42 2006-09-04 9388 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f95 D52 2006-09-04 9143 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f95 F50 2006-10-08 f131 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f95 F50 2006-10-08 f133 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f95 F50 2006-10-08 f135 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f95 F50 2006-10-08 f75 (accumulation D) covers f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f95 F50 2006-10-08 f77 (glacis) covers f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f95 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f95 K7 2010-01-20 soft [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f95 O23 2010-07-02 There are no photos related with this feature [Input: U625SC3.j]
f95 P99 2010-01-20 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f96 A98 2010-01-20 This feature number was wrongly assigned in 2006. f96 is now labeles as i5. [Input: U120SC.j]
f96 B10 2010-03-21 animal bones [Input: U315SC.j]
f96 C30 2009-01-10 This feature number was assigned to a complete saluki dog skeleton found in pit f86, in the E baulk of k84. In the first moment we assigned to these bones a feature number (f96), but, later, gB explained me that we should have instead assigned an item number to this skeleton, and for this reason, I am labeling now the skeleton of the saluki dog as item 5 (i5). [Input: Q923SC.j]
f96 F52 2006-10-08 f96 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f96 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f96 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it sits in f86, the fill of pit f85 [Input: U310SC.j]
f96 P5 2010-01-20 The bones were given to hPU [Input: U120SC.j]
f97 A98 2006-09-23 When on Q903 we found the skeleton of the saluki dog in pit f86 located on the E baulk of k84, some frog bones were found right below the saluki dog skeleton: we assigned a feature number to these bones (f97), but, gB later explained that we should have instead labeled these bones with an item. Therefore, the frog bones are now item 6 (i6). [Input: Q923SC.j]
f97 A98 2010-01-20 This feature number was wrongly assigned in 2006. f97 is now labeles as i6. [Input: U120SC.j]
f97 B10 2010-03-21 animal bones [Input: U315SC.j]
f97 C30 2009-01-10 This feature number was assigned to some frog bones found in pit f86, in the E baulk of k84, right below the saluki dog skeleton. In a first moment we assigned to these bones a feature number (f97), but, later, gB explained me that we should have instead assigned an item number to these bones, and for this reason, I am labeling now the frog bones as item 6 (i6). [Input: Q923SC.j]
f97 F52 2006-10-08 f97 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f97 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f97 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it sits in f86, the fill of pit f85 [Input: U310SC.j]
f97 P5 2010-01-20 The bones were given to hPU [Input: U120SC.j]
f98 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3026 J4v14a Q820 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f98 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f98 B10 2010-02-16 accumulation D [Input: U216SC3.j]
f98 B11 2010-01-14 This is the pedestal of f12, a floating limestone in k72. f98 consist of a natural accumulation under the stone. [Input: U114SC2.j]
f98 C99 2010-02-16 f98 and the stone resting on top of this accumulation (f20), were found where the bottom of the N baulk of k72 should have been. However, the N baulk of k72 was not anymore in place in the 2006 excavation season since it was cut by T14, a W-E trench, dug in this portion of the tell mound during the 2001 excavation season. For this reason, there are no contact association information related to f98. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f98 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f98 D42 2006-09-04 9227 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f98 D52 2006-09-04 9184 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f98 F50 2006-10-08 f20 (isolated stone) covers f98 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f98 F52 2010-01-14 f98 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f98 F52 2006-10-08 f98 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f98 F52 2006-10-08 f98 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f98 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f98 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f98 K3 2010-01-14 soil [Input: U114SC2.j]
f98 K7 2010-01-20 compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f98 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f98 P99 2010-01-14 Removed Q907 [Input: U114SC.j]
f99 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3253 J4v98 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f99 A98 2010-03-15 In the 2006 excavation season f99 has been assigned to 3 floating limestones located close to the W section of k72: f99.1, f99.2 and f99.3; f99.2 and f99.3 (r71-73). This was a mistake, since these stones had been already given a feature number ( f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3). f99 is therefore related with only a large limestone that was found within f128, the pedestal below stone f19.1. f99 was completely embedded within the soil and not visible before we start removing f128, the pedestal of stone f19.1. The accumulation below this stone, although being part of f128, has been re-labeled as f129, in order to define the accumulation below it. f129 it is the same as f54 and f60, the accumulation dug whitin k72 previously. [Input: U315SC2.j]
f99 B10 2010-03-15 isolated stone [Input: U315SC2.j]
f99 B11 2010-03-15 f99 has been assigned to a large limestones close to the W section in k72: f99 was found within f128, the pedestal below stone f19.1. f99 was completely embedded within the soil and not visible before we start removing the pedestal of the stone. The accumulation below this newly discovered stone has been re-labeled as f129. [Input: U315SC2.j]
f99 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f99 D42 2006-09-04 9275 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f99 D52 2006-09-04 9247 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f99 F50 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) covers f99 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f99 F52 2006-10-08 f99 (isolated stone) rests on f129 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f99 F52 2006-10-08 f99 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f99 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f99 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone rests on a natural accumlation which belongs to s5a [Input: U310SC.j]
f99 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f99 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f99.1 A98 2010-03-15 f99.1 and f99.2 were wrongly assigned. In the 2006 excavation season f99 was assigned to 3 floating limestones located close to the W section of k72: f99.1, f99.2 and f99.3; f99.2 and f99.3, but this was a mistake, since these stones had been already given a feature number (f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3) at the beginning of the excavation season. The relays of stones f99.1 and f99.2 must be therefore associated with stones f19.2 and f19.3. [Input: U315SC3.j]
f99.1 D3 2006-09-04 r71 (39509 52939 - 4541 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f99.2 A98 2010-03-15 f99.1 and f99.2 were wrongly assigned. In the 2006 excavation season f99 was assigned to 3 floating limestones located close to the W section of k72: f99.1, f99.2 and f99.3; f99.2 and f99.3, but this was a mistake, since these stones had been already given a feature number (f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3) at the beginning of the excavation season. The relays of stones f99.1 and f99.2 must be therefore associated with stones f19.2 and f19.3. [Input: U315SC3.j]
f99.2 D3 2006-09-04 r72 (39453 52907 - 4544 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f100 B10 2010-01-14 accumulation D [Input: U114SC2.j]
f100 B11 2010-01-14 This is the pedestal below two floating limestone in k72, f19.2 and f19.3: f100 consist of a natural accumulation under the stone, and it is the same of f14, f54 and f60, the natural accumulations dug in k72 previously. [Input: U114SC2.j]
f100 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f100 D42 2006-09-04 9247 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f100 D52 2006-09-04 9171 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
f100 F52 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f14 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f100 F52 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f100 F52 2006-10-08 f100 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f100 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f100 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f100 K7 2010-03-18 compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f100 K8 2010-03-18 fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f100 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f100 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f100 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q905 [Input: U120SC.j]
f101 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f101 D3 2006-09-04 r73 (39890 53048 - 4571 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f101 D42 2006-09-04 9247 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f101 D52 2006-09-04 9163 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f101 F52 2006-10-08 f101 (isolated stone) covers f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f101 F52 2010-01-14 f101 (isolated stone) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f101 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f101 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone rests on a natural accumlation which belong to s5a [Input: U310SC.j]
f101 K3 2010-03-18 limestone [Input: U315SC.j]
f101 K5 2010-03-18 whitish [Input: U315SC.j]
f101 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q904 [Input: U120SC.j]
f101.1 D3 2006-09-04 r73 (39890 53048 - 4571 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
f102 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3066 J4v35 Q828 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f102 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3077 J4v40 Q829 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f102 B10 2010-01-14 accumulation D [Input: U114SC2.j]
f102 B11 2010-01-14 This is the pedestal of f20, a floating limestone in k72. f102 consists of a natural accumulation under this stone. f102 is the same of f14 and f54 (the natural accumulations dug in k72). Within this accumulation another stone has been found (f101); f101 was completely embedded within the soil and not visible before we start removing f20 and its pedestal. [Input: U114SC2.j]
f102 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f102 D42 2006-09-04 9248 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f102 D52 2006-09-04 9173 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f102 F50 2006-10-08 f12 (isolated stone) rests on f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f102 F50 2006-10-08 f101 (isolated stone) covers f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f102 F50 2010-01-14 f101 (isolated stone) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f102 F50 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f102 F50 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f102 F52 2010-01-14 f102 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f102 F52 2006-10-08 f102 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f102 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f102 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f102 K3 2010-01-14 soil [Input: U114SC2.j]
f102 K7 2010-01-20 compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f102 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f102 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q905 [Input: U120SC.j]
f103 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3117 J4v58 Q904 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f103 B10 2010-03-01 brick-melt [Input: U301SC.j]
f103 B10 2010-03-01 dump^1 [Input: U301SC.j]
f103 C40 2010-03-01 By looking at the new data from the excavations carried out in 2009 in J06 unit, it is possible now to say that f103 is a brick-melt accumulation, as visible in v100, and is probably part of the dump^1, the brick-melt accumulation found throughout the whole J06 unit which spread in the S portion of J04 area as well. [Input: U301SC.j]
f103 C99 2010-01-23 f103 follow the slope of the tell mound, and slopes toward S; for this reason, between the N and S portion of the square there are approximately 15-20cm of difference in elevation. The elevation of f103 given as main, has been taken in the S portion of the locus. [Input: U123SC.j]
f103 D1 2006-09-04 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f103 D42 2006-09-04 9160 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f103 D52 2006-09-04 9146 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f103 F50 2010-01-14 f98 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f103 F50 2010-01-14 f102 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f103 F50 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f103 F50 2010-01-14 f128 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f103 F50 2006-10-08 f129 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f103 F50 2006-10-08 f161 (wall) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f103 F50 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f103 F51 2006-09-09 q241 (pottery) sits in f103 (dump^1) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f103 F52 2006-10-08 f103 (dump^1) covers f127 (glasis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f103 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f103 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and analysis of pottery recovered. [Input: U310SC.j]
f103 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q91): q248 contains Khabur pottery [Input: U310SC.j]
f103 K3 2006-09-04 melted bricks [Input: Q922PC.j]
f103 K7 2006-09-04 compact [Input: Q922PC.j]
f103 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f103 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f103 O12 2010-03-21 v103b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f103 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f103 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q912 [Input: U120SC.j]
f104 B10 2010-01-20 isolated stone [Input: U120SC.j]
f104 B11 2010-01-20 f104 has been assigned to two floating limestones in k63, next to the N section (to the NW corner) of the locus: f104.1 and f104.2. These large rectangular limestones, a bit irregular in shape and could possibly be originally part of f10, the large limestone structure located in the NW portion of k71. [Input: U120SC.j]
f104 D1 2006-09-04 k63 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f104 D42 2006-09-04 9166 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f104 D52 2006-09-04 9170 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f104 F50 2006-10-08 f67 (accumulation D) covers f104 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f104 F52 2006-10-08 f104 (isolated stone) covers f105 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f104 F52 2006-10-08 f104 (isolated stone) sits in f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f104 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f104 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f104 K3 2010-01-20 limestone [Input: U120SC.j]
f104 K5 2010-01-20 white [Input: U120SC.j]
f104 O12 2010-03-21 v45 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f104 O12 2010-03-21 v45a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f104 O12 2010-03-21 v101 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f104 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f104.1 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f104.2 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC.j]
f105 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3265 J4v101 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f105 C99 2010-02-12 f105 is the same type of accumulation as f67: it has been labeled as f105 since it is the pedestal below two isolated limestones (f104, f104.1 and f104.2) . [Input: U212SC.j]
f105 D1 2006-09-05 k63 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f105 D42 2006-09-05 9125 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f105 D52 2006-09-05 9082 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f105 F50 2006-10-08 f104 (isolated stone) covers f105 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f105 F52 2006-10-08 f105 (accumulation D) rests on f90 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f105 F52 2006-10-08 f105 (accumulation D) sits in f67 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f105 I1 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f105 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f105 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f105 K5 2010-02-11 light brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f105 K7 2010-02-12 compact [Input: U212SC.j]
f105 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f105 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f106 B10 2010-01-20 isolated stone [Input: U120SC.j]
f106 B11 2010-01-20 This is a has been assigned to a small irregular limestone in k72, next to the N section of the locus, as visible in v98. It was found within f98, the accumulation below stone f20. [Input: U120SC.j]
f106 D1 2006-09-05 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f106 D42 2006-09-05 9230 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f106 D52 2006-09-05 9203 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f106 F52 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) covers f107 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f106 F52 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f106 F52 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f106 F52 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f106 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f106 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; the stone rests on a natural accumlation which belong to s5a [Input: U310SC.j]
f106 K3 2010-03-18 limestone [Input: U315SC.j]
f106 K5 2010-03-18 whitish [Input: U315SC.j]
f106 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f106 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f107 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3253 J4v98 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f107 B11 2010-03-18 f107, a natural accumulation which is the pedestal below a floating stone (f106) was found within f98, the accumulation below stone f20. [Input: U315SC.j]
f107 D1 2006-09-05 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f107 D42 2006-09-05 9203 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f107 D52 2006-09-05 9183 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f107 F50 2006-10-08 f106 (isolated stone) covers f107 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 F52 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 F52 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 F52 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 F52 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 F52 2006-10-08 f107 (accumulation D) sits in f102 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f107 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f107 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f107 K7 2010-03-18 compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f107 K8 2010-03-18 fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f107 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f107 P99 2010-03-18 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U315SC.j]
f108 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3088 J4v45a Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f108 B10 2010-01-20 isolated stone [Input: U120SC.j]
f108 B11 2010-01-20 f108 has been assigned to a irregular large limestone in k62, next to the NW corner of the locus. It rests on f109. [Input: U120SC.j]
f108 D1 2006-09-05 k62 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f108 D42 2006-09-05 9241 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f108 D52 2006-09-05 9220 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f108 F50 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f108 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f108 F52 2010-01-20 f108 (isolated stone) rests on f109 (accumulation D) [Input: U120SC.j]
f108 F52 2006-10-08 f108 (isolated stone) covers f109 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f108 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f108 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f108 K3 2010-01-20 limestone [Input: U120SC.j]
f108 K5 2010-01-20 white [Input: U120SC.j]
f108 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f108 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f109 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3265 J4v101 Qx08 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f109 C99 2010-02-11 It is the same of f66, but it has been labeled separately since it is the accumulation below stone f108. [Input: U211SC.j]
f109 D1 2006-09-05 k62 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f109 D42 2006-09-05 9220 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f109 D52 2006-09-05 9187 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f109 F50 2010-01-20 f108 (isolated stone) rests on f109 (accumulation D) [Input: U120SC.j]
f109 F50 2006-10-08 f108 (isolated stone) covers f109 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f109 F52 2006-10-08 f109 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f109 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f109 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f109 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f109 K5 2010-02-11 light brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f109 K7 2010-01-20 compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f109 K8 2010-01-20 fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f109 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f109 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f109 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3088 J4v45a Q831 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f110 B10 2010-01-20 isolated stone [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 B11 2010-01-20 f110 (r178, r179) has been assigned to a irregular large limestone in k62, next to the N section (to the NE corner) of the locus. It rests on f111. [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 D1 2006-09-05 k62 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f110 D42 2006-09-05 9270 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f110 D52 2006-09-05 9238 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f110 F50 2006-10-08 f35 (accumulation D) covers f110 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f110 F52 2010-01-20 f110 (isolated stone) rests on f111 (accumulation D) [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f110 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f110 K3 2010-01-20 limestone [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 K5 2010-01-20 white [Input: U120SC.j]
f110 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f111 C99 2010-02-11 It is the same of f66, but it has been labeled separately since it is the accumulation below a isolated limestone (f110). [Input: U211SC.j]
f111 D1 2006-09-05 k62 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f111 D42 2006-09-05 9238 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f111 D52 2006-09-05 9186 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f111 F50 2010-01-20 f110 (isolated stone) rests on f111 (accumulation D) [Input: U120SC.j]
f111 F52 2006-10-08 f111 (accumulation D) rests on f66 (accumulation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f111 I1 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f111 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f111 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f111 K5 2010-02-11 light brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f111 K7 2010-01-20 compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f111 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f111 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f112 B10 2010-03-06 tannur (feature) [Input: U306SC.j]
f112 B11 2010-03-06 f112 has been assigned to a complete tannur found on top of wall f162 in k72. It shares the same elevation as f152, a large tannur fragment found in k72, very close to the E section of the locus, as visible in v76. [Input: U306SC.j]
f112 D1 2006-09-05 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f112 D6 2010-03-21 not excavated @bottom [Input: U315SC.j]
f112 D42 2006-09-05 9156 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f112 F52 2006-10-08 f112 (tannur (feature)) abuts f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f112 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f112 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f112 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It is bounded with the bricks of wall f162, North to bin f93, and togheter form a2. [Input: U310SC.j]
f112 K3 2010-03-06 baked clay [Input: U306SC.j]
f112 K5 2010-03-06 dark brown, reddish [Input: U306SC.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v73a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v73b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v73c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v73d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v103a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v103b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f112 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f113 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3091 J4v47 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f113 C99 2010-02-11 It is the same of f66, but it has been labeled separately since it is the accumulation below f62, a isolated limestone within k64. [Input: U211SC.j]
f113 D1 2006-09-06 k64 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f113 D6 2010-02-16 not excavated @bottom [Input: U216SC3.j]
f113 D6 2010-02-24 9116 (bottom of feature where f113 rests on)@bottom [Input: U224SC.j]
f113 D42 2006-09-06 9160 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f113 F50 2006-10-08 f62 (isolated stone) rests on f113 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f113 F52 2006-10-08 f113 (accumulation D) rests on f59 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f113 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f113 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation. It rests and consists of f59, which is approx at the same of and at the same elevation of f90 in k63 [Input: U310SC.j]
f113 K3 2010-02-11 clay [Input: U211SC.j]
f113 K5 2010-02-11 very pale brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f113 K6 2010-02-11 10YR 7/3 [Input: U211SC.j]
f113 K7 2010-01-20 compact [Input: U120SC.j]
f113 K8 2010-02-11 very fine [Input: U211SC.j]
f113 O12 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f113 O12 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f113 O12 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f113 O12 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f113 P99 2010-01-20 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f114 F52 2006-10-08 f114 covers f117 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f114 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f114 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f114 K7 2010-01-20 compact in W portion, soft in E portion [Input: U120SC.j]
f114 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f114 O12 2010-03-21 v68 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f114 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q909 [Input: U120SC.j]
f115 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3256 J4v67b Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f115 B10 2010-01-13 topsoil [Input: U113SC.j]
f115 B11 2010-01-13 This is the topsoil layer in k70. It is crumble and soft in consistence and dusty when removed. It is characterized by the presence of roots and pebbles. It is dark brown in colour due to the presence of organic band. [Input: U113SC.j]
f115 F52 2006-10-08 f115 (topsoil) covers f116 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f115 F52 2006-10-08 f115 (topsoil) covers f166 (st is) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f115 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f115 I10 2010-03-10 Tell surface. Assignment based on nature (and elevation) of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f115 K5 2010-01-20 very pale brown [Input: U120SC.j]
f115 K6 2010-01-20 10YR 7/4 [Input: U120SC.j]
f115 K7 2010-01-20 soft [Input: U120SC.j]
f115 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v67b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v79 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 O12 2010-03-21 v79a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f115 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q909 [Input: U120SC.j]
f116 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3256 J4v67b Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f116 B10 2010-01-13 accumulation D [Input: U113SC.j]
f116 B11 2010-01-13 This is a natural accumulation under the topsoil f115 in k70. It is crumbly in consistence and very dusty when removed. It is very fine in texture and light brown in colour. It is characterized by the presence of sporadics roots. Close to the NW section a concentration of small irregular stones mixed with some soil, was noticed and later on we assigned to this a feature number (f166). [Input: U113SC.j]
f116 C40 2010-07-04 f116, is a natural accumulation under the topsoil (f115) in the whole investigated portion of k70; f116 does not extend to the NW portion of k70, where a soil mixed with loose small stones have been found, and labeled as different feature (f166) at home, once we start the check of the field documentation. The feature number to the stones found in the NW portion of k70 has been assigned on the light that: these small stones could be possibly part of the stone installation f10 located in k71 (as visible in v67 and relative subviews) or of a re-arrangment of this stone structure. The arrangment of these small stones reminds that of the line of small and irregular stones exposed in the north baulk of k82 (as visible in v19 and related subviews). [Input: U625SC3.j]
f116 C99 2010-07-04 In the beginning, while digging f116, the feature below the topsoil, we just noticed the presence of small irregular stones close to the NW section of the locus. Being these loose and small stones within the soil matrix, we did not think to attribuite any feature number to the concentration of stones found here. These were, in fact, concentrated in a very small area (very close to the west section of the locus) with the maximum extension being aprox. 40-30cm from the west section toward the south portion of the locus (at aprox. 130cm from the north limit of the locus), and its maxium width aprox. 20-25 in north portion of the locus. We thus continued digging in this locus keeping f116 as main feature within the portion investigated. Whithin the feature description, we take note that some of the stones located in the NW portion of the locus appeared to be bigger size (at the elevation of 94.43), and that, by looking at this portion of the locus from the top, it seemed that these stones followed a line, apparently following the allignment of f10, although, there was an evident gap between the two features (f166 is aprox. 130cm north and 40cm west from the NW corner of the locus, thus, was not connected with the area where f10 was exposed) and besides the fact that the type of material construction was completely different among the two. While going down in removing f116, we found the same concentration of small stones for aprox. 30cm in the same portion of the locus, with the same characteristics, i.e., small loose stones mixed with soil; the concentration of the small stones was very consistent for the top 20cm from the elevation of 94.43, then the stones were fewer in number and the area within the locus where they were found diminuished visibly, and was limited to an area aprox. 100cm north and 30cm west from the NW corner of k70. Later on, while scraping the west section of the locus, was cleary visible that the area where we previously noticed the concentration of small irregular stones seemed to reproduce the same allignment of the topmost face of f10, and thus, we decided to assigne a feature number to the concentration of small stones noticed while digging f116, and still visibile in the section (cfr. 67 and relative subviews). [Input: U625SC3.j]
f116 D1 2006-09-09 k70 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f116 D42 2006-09-09 9436 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f116 D52 2006-09-09 9392 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f116 F50 2006-10-08 f166 (st is) abuts f116 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f116 F50 2010-03-10 f169 (accumulation D) abuts f116 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f116 F50 2006-10-08 f115 (topsoil) covers f116 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f116 F51 2006-09-09 q242 (pottery) sits in f116 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910VN.j]
f116 F51 2006-09-10 q253 (pottery) sits in f116 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f116 F52 2010-03-10 f116 (accumulation D) abuts f166 (st is) [Input: U308SC.j]
f116 F52 2006-10-08 f116 (accumulation D) covers f10 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f116 F52 2010-03-10 f116 (accumulation D) covers f169 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f116 I1 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f116 I1 2010-02-15 s19-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f116 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. [Input: U310SC.j]
f116 I11 2010-03-10 The upper portion of f116 belongs to s14, while the lower portion to s19. [Input: U310SC.j]
f116 K5 2010-01-20 light brown [Input: U120SC.j]
f116 K6 2010-01-20 10YR 7/2 [Input: U120SC.j]
f116 K7 2010-01-20 crumbly [Input: U120SC.j]
f116 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v67b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v79 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 O12 2010-03-21 v79a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f116 P99 2010-01-20 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f117 A35 2010-02-16 L_V19d3222 J4v68 Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f117 D1 2006-09-09 k80 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f117 D42 2006-09-09 9437 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f117 F50 2006-10-08 f114 covers f117 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f117 F50 2006-10-08 f165 (tannur (feature)) sits in f117 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f117 F52 2006-10-08 f117 (accumulation D) covers f164 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f117 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f117 I10 2010-03-10 Accumulation under topsoil (assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation) [Input: U310SC.j]
f117 K5 2010-01-20 reddish brown [Input: U120SC.j]
f117 K7 2010-01-20 crumbly [Input: U120SC.j]
f117 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f117 O12 2010-03-21 v68 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f117 O12 2010-03-21 v68a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f117 P99 2010-01-20 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U120SC.j]
f118 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3194 J4v77a Q910 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f118 B10 2006-09-10 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f118 B11 2006-09-10 This is a natural accumulation under f79 in the southern part of k84. It is crumby and soft in consistence and very fine in texture; it is wet and dark brown when removed, but when it dries it assumes a light graysh colour. It has few sherds of pottery and any stones; f118 is the same as f119 in k83. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f118 D1 2006-09-10 k84 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f118 D42 2006-09-10 9031 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f118 D52 2006-09-10 9011 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f118 F50 2006-10-08 f156 (stone installation) sits in f118 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f118 F51 2006-09-10 q254 (pottery) sits in f118 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f118 F52 2010-02-24 f118 (accumulation D) covers f156 (stone installation) [Input: U224SC.j]
f118 F52 2006-10-08 f118 (accumulation D) overlays f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f118 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f118 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84) [Input: U310SC.j]
f118 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q915). Most of the pottery sherds belong to phase 5, with few belonging to phase 6. q247: is Khabur mixed to Mittani; q254 is Khabur. [Input: U310SC.j]
f118 K5 2010-01-20 light grayish [Input: U120SC.j]
f118 K7 2010-01-20 crumbly [Input: U120SC.j]
f118 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f118 O12 2010-03-21 v77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f118 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q911 [Input: U120SC.j]
f119 A35 2010-03-22 J04t0084a V19d3182 Q829 sC [Input: U322SC2.j]
f119 A35 2010-03-22 L_V19d3132 J4v63 Q910 dM [Input: U322SC2.j]
f119 B10 2006-09-10 accumulation D [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f119 B11 2006-09-10 This is a natural accumulation under f78 in k83. It is crumby and soft in consistence and very fine in texture; it is wet wet and dark brown when removed, but when it dries it assumes a light graysh colour. f119 is the same as f118 in k84. [Input: Q903SC2.j]
f119 D1 2006-09-10 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f119 D42 2006-09-10 9011 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f119 D52 2006-09-10 9229 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f119 F50 2006-10-08 f79 (accumulation B) covers f119 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f119 F50 2006-10-08 f125 (stone installation) sits in f119 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f119 F50 2010-03-10 f126 (brickfall) sits in f119 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f119 F52 2006-10-08 f119 (accumulation D) covers f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f119 F52 2010-03-01 f119 (accumulation D) covers f125 (stone installation) [Input: U301SC.j]
f119 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f119 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k83 and k84) [Input: U310SC.j]
f119 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q915: q237, q246). The pottery recovered is (probably) mixed Khabur and Mittani [Input: U310SC.j]
f119 K5 2010-01-20 light grayish [Input: U120SC.j]
f119 K7 2010-01-20 crumbly [Input: U120SC.j]
f119 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v63a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v63b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v63c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v84a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v84b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f119 O12 2010-03-21 v84d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f119 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q911 [Input: U120SC.j]
f120 F50 2006-10-08 f84 (wall) covers f120 [Input: QX08SC.j]
f120 I1 2010-02-15 s19-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f120 I10 2010-03-10 Tentative assignment based on elevation. f120 is an accumulation below the 4th stone of wall f84. Future investigations within this locus, and collection of pottery, could change the present attribution to s14. [Input: U310SC.j]
f120 K5 2010-01-20 light grayish [Input: U120SC.j]
f120 K7 2010-01-20 soft [Input: U120SC.j]
f120 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f120 O12 2010-03-21 v69 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f120 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q911 [Input: U120SC.j]
f121 A35 2010-03-04 L_V19d3181 J4v84 Q920 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f121 A35 2010-03-04 L_V19d3182 J4v84a Q920 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f121 B10 2010-01-21 brickfall [Input: U121SC.j]
f121 C40 2010-01-21 On the basis of the excavations carried out in J06 unit, located immediately south to the area where J04 unit was set (J06 unit subsumed some J04 loci, i.e., J04k64-84 and thus J04k100), it is now possible to better define this feature, rich in brick fragments. f121 is part of the extended brick-fall named as bf^1 and bf^2 found throughout the whole J06 unit (and partially in the J07 unit as well) during the 2007-8 excavation seasons (bf^1 is a brickmelt accumulation and it is the topmost face -in its top 70 cm- of bf^2). The brickfall bf^2 in J06 is thought to be originated from structures of small buildings located on the east respect the area where J06 unit was set, which could possibly be connected with the residencial area C2 (cfr. J06 bf^2); the collapse of these structures, defined as brickfall bf^2, covered a vast area, today falling within the portion of the tell mound where J06, J07 and J02 units were set. k100 was subsumed in the 2008 excavation season within J06 unit as J06k84, and re-examinated. Thus, different features numbers have been attribuited -while digging in this locus in the last two years- respect to the layers already found in the 2006 excavation season. The topmost portion of f121 seems to be the same as J06f53 and J06f55; while the portion of f121 'located' at the elevation of 89.70 (and below) seems to be the same of J06f164. J06f53 and J06f55 are part of the brickfall bf^2 and are characterized by the presence of complete bricks and brick fragments (these are thought to come from a structure located on the east, perhaps in J06k74). On the basis of the elevation, and being f121 similar -in its soil matrix- to features J06f53 and J06f55, I think that the top portion of f121 is the same as J06f53 and J06f55, and thus, it is possible to ascribe the top portion of this feature to s19b and s19c (Phase 63-MZA). In the bottom portion, i.e., in the last 10cm, f121, instead, is the same of f150, and, the same of J06 f164 as well, this on the basis of the elevation: top elevation J06 f164 is 88.65, bottom elevation of J04 f121 is 88.54. On the basis of the elevation and of the similarity of the soil matrix between f121 with J06 f164, it is possible to ascribe the lower portion of f121 to s49 (Phase 32-MZA). [Input: U121SC.j]
f121 C99 2010-03-01 f121 slopes sharply toward the south portion of the locus; for this reason, the top elevation in the north portion of the locus differs quite a lot from the top elevation in the south portion of the locus, as visible in view v84 and related subviews; there is aproximately 100cm of difference in elevation. The bottom elevation of f121 given here, has been taken aprox. 50cm from the south baulk, therefore, the bottom elevation of the feature in the south baulk of the locus should be aproximately 20cm lower than 88.46, as visible in v84a and v84c and v94. v84c and v94 show cleary well the slope of the feature in the south portion k100. [Input: U301SC.j]
f121 F50 2006-10-08 f136 (pit) cuts f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 F50 2006-10-08 f119 (accumulation D) covers f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 F50 2006-10-08 f118 (accumulation D) overlays f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 F50 2010-03-01 f124 (lens type a) overlays f121 (brickfall) [Input: U301SC.j]
f121 F50 2006-10-08 f126 (brickfall) sits in f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 F51 2006-09-13 q276 (pottery) sits in f121 (brickfall) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f121 F52 2006-10-08 f121 (brickfall) covers f124 (lens type a) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 F52 2006-10-08 f121 (brickfall) covers f150 (layer) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f121 I1 2010-02-15 s19b-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f121 I1 2010-02-15 s19c-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f121 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f121 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation: f121 belongs to s19b in its top 70cm (at this elevation is the same as J06f53 and J06f55); while from the elevation of 89.70 f121 seems to be the same as J06f164; this portion of the feature belongs to s49. [Input: U310SC.j]
f121 I11 2010-03-10 Phased by pottery analysis (mKB Q915) [Input: U310SC.j]
f121 K5 2010-03-01 reddish-brown [Input: U301SC.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v70a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v70b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v84a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v84b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v84d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v91 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 O12 2010-03-21 v91a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f121 P99 2010-03-16 Partially removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U315SC.j]
f122 A35 2010-03-04 V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f122 D1 2006-09-11 k61 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f122 D42 2006-09-11 9391 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f122 D52 2006-09-11 8192 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f122 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f122 I10 2010-03-10 f122 is the N baulk of k61. It consists of f42, f43, f44 and f45. These are all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) which contributed to the build -up of the tell. Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulations [Input: U310SC.j]
f122 K7 2010-01-20 crumbly [Input: U120SC.j]
f122 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f122 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q911 [Input: U120SC.j]
f123 A35 2010-03-04 V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f123 A35 2010-03-04 V19d3123 J4v61a Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f123 B10 2010-03-10 mix feature [Input: U308SC.j]
f123 D1 2006-09-11 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f123 D42 2006-09-11 9388 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f123 D52 2006-09-11 9136 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f123 F52 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f130 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f123 F52 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f132 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f123 F52 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f134 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f123 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f123 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and on nature accumulation. f123 consists of f2, f5, f8, f14: these are natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) that contributed to the build -up of tell. The lowest accumulation, f54, which presents some brick fragments, is probably related with the dump^1 that interested the J04 area; the lower portion of f123 rests on top of glacis f77=f127 and, this portion is to be considered to belong to Phase 67-MZA (s12a). [Input: U310SC.j]
f123 K5 2010-02-11 very pale brown [Input: U211SC.j]
f123 K6 2010-02-11 10YR 7/4 [Input: U211SC.j]
f123 K6 2010-02-11 10YR 8/2 [Input: U211SC.j]
f123 K7 2010-03-16 soft [Input: U315SC.j]
f123 K8 2010-03-16 crumble [Input: U315SC.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v59a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 O12 2010-03-21 v59b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f123 P99 2010-03-01 Removed (Q912) [Input: U301SC.j]
f124 A35 2010-03-04 L_V19d3181 J4v84 Q920 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f124 C40 2010-02-28 f124, very fine in texture, compact and hard with laminations, sloped toward the south portion of the locus and was overlayed by f121. f121 is part of the brickfall J06 bf^2 in J04 area. It is thus possible to say that f124 is very similar to J06f90, and that could be possibly part of the fire spread in the J06 area before the brickfall bf^2. [Input: U226SC.j]
f124 C40 2010-03-16 It could be that f124 is a small shallow pit that has been only partially dug in 2006 and not recognize as a pit since most of it was underneath the N baulk of the locus, and we just uncovered a small portion of it. From v84 and v84a, where f124 is cleary visible in the top-surface, it appears that this feature, considered as a ash layer, could be the fill of a shallow pit. While removing f121, however, was no visible any cut that could be possibly interpreted as the cut of a pit (as visible in v65 and v70). [Input: U315SC.j]
f124 F50 2006-10-08 f121 (brickfall) covers f124 (lens type a) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f124 F52 2010-03-01 f124 (lens type a) overlays f121 (brickfall) [Input: U301SC.j]
f124 I1 2010-02-14 s16a-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f124 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature accumulation: it shares elevation of dateable features in k100 [Input: U310SC.j]
f124 I11 2010-03-10 The pottery analysis of q912 (mKB Q915) did not produce useful information: only body sherds have been recovered [Input: U310SC.j]
f124 K3 2010-01-20 ash and carbon [Input: U120SC.j]
f124 K8 2010-01-20 very fine [Input: U120SC.j]
f124 O12 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f124 O12 2010-03-21 v70a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f124 O12 2010-03-21 v70b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f124 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f124 P99 2010-01-20 Removed Q912 [Input: U120SC.j]
f125 A35 2010-03-04 V19d3135 J4v65 Q911 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f125 D1 2006-09-12 k100 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f125 D42 2006-09-12 9056 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f125 D52 2006-09-12 9030 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f125 F50 2010-03-01 f119 (accumulation D) covers f125 (stone installation) [Input: U301SC.j]
f125 F52 2006-10-08 f125 (stone installation) covers f126 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f125 F52 2006-10-08 f125 (stone installation) sits in f119 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f125 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f125 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it is covered by dateable features (it sits in f119 and f121). [Input: U310SC.j]
f125 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f125 K5 2010-01-23 white [Input: U123SC.j]
f125 O12 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f125 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q912 [Input: U123SC.j]
f126 B11 2010-03-01 f126 it is the same accumulation as f121 [Input: U301SC.j]
f126 D1 2006-09-12 k100 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f126 D42 2006-09-12 9030 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f126 D52 2006-09-12 8980 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f126 F50 2006-10-08 f125 (stone installation) covers f126 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f126 F52 2010-03-10 f126 (brickfall) sits in f119 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f126 F52 2006-10-08 f126 (brickfall) sits in f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f126 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f126 I1 2010-02-15 s19b-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f126 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: f126 sits in f119 and f121. [Input: U310SC.j]
f126 I11 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation: f126 belongs to s15 in its top 20cm (at this elevation it is the same as f119; while from the elevation of 9011 f126 is the same of the topmost part of f121; this portion of the feature f121 belongs to s19b. [Input: U310SC.j]
f126 K5 2010-03-16 reddish-brown [Input: U315SC.j]
f126 K7 2010-03-16 compact [Input: U315SC.j]
f126 K8 2010-01-23 very fine [Input: U123SC.j]
f126 K8 2010-03-16 very [Input: U315SC.j]
f126 O12 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f126 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q912 [Input: U123SC.j]
f127 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19d3204 J4v76a Q927 dM [Input: U204SC.j]
f127 B11 2010-02-04 This is a very hard and compact layer that slopes sharply toward east and slightly toward south. We recognise this feature to be the glacis layer (i.e., a coating hard surface done with mud mixed to small calcite inclusions and small sherds) that it has been already exposed in J03 area in the previous days. In the south portion of the locus (toward walls f161, f162) f127 is slightly eroded, and there a sherd floor (f154) has been exposed. The glacis layer is very hard and compact; the very topmost surface flakes off after exposition, although it is very compact, and comes apart in chunks; sometimes, the top surface flakes off just by walking on top of it. [Input: U204SC.j]
f127 C99 2010-02-04 f127, as already said, slopes sharply toward the East portion of the locus. The glacis layer follows as well the slope of the tell surface, which, in this locus presents a discrete difference in elevation between the top elevation in the north portion of the locus and the top elevation in the south portion of the locus (there are approximately 20cm of difference between the top elevation in the north respect to the top elevation in the south portion of the locus). The elevation of f127 given as main, has been taken in the north portion of the locus. [Input: U204SC.j]
f127 C99 2010-02-16 f127 in k72, which is the glacis layer was layed on top of the mound in Phase 63-MZA, is the same as f177 in k82. We assigned two different feature numbers to this glacis layers because this feature was initially dug in two different loci and being overlayed by the E baulk of k82 (f123); once f123 was removed, appeared that f127 was clear that f77 was the same as f127. [Input: U216SC3.j]
f127 D1 2006-09-12 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f127 D6 2010-03-06 not excavated@bottom [Input: U306SC.j]
f127 D42 2006-09-12 9146 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f127 F50 2006-10-08 f154 (pavement, type c) abuts f127 (glasis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f127 F50 2006-10-08 f103 (dump^1) covers f127 (glasis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f127 F52 2006-10-08 f127 (glasis) abuts f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f127 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f127 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature of accumulation and on the fact that the glacis appear to be under f10 and seems to go against the revetement wall, as known from J01 and J03 area. [Input: U310SC.j]
f127 K5 2010-02-04 light brown with some dark reddish inclusions [Input: U204SC.j]
f127 K7 2010-01-23 very hard [Input: U123SC.j]
f127 K8 2010-01-23 fine with coarse inclusions [Input: U123SC.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v74a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v76e [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f127 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f128 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3253 J4v98 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f128 B10 2010-01-14 accumulation D [Input: U114SC2.j]
f128 B11 2010-01-14 This is the pedestal below one floating limestone in k72, f19.1. f100 is a natural accumulation under this stone; f128 is the same of f14, f54 and partially f60 (accumulations dug whitin k72). [Input: U114SC2.j]
f128 D1 2006-09-12 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f128 F50 2006-10-08 f19 (isolated stone) rests on f128 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f128 F52 2010-01-14 f128 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: U114SC2.j]
f128 F52 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) covers f99 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f128 F52 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) sits in f54 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f128 F52 2006-10-08 f128 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f128 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f128 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f128 K3 2010-01-14 soil [Input: U114SC2.j]
f128 K7 2010-01-14 compact [Input: U114SC2.j]
f128 O12 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f128 O12 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f128 O12 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f128 O12 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f128 P99 2010-01-14 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U114SC2.j]
f129 B10 2010-07-02 accumulation D [Input: U625SC3.j]
f129 D1 2006-09-12 k72 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f129 D52 2006-09-12 9143 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f129 F50 2006-10-08 f99 (isolated stone) rests on f129 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f129 F52 2006-10-08 f129 (accumulation D) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f129 F52 2006-10-08 f129 (accumulation D) sits in f60 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f129 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f129 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f129 K3 2010-03-01 soil [Input: U301SC.j]
f129 K7 2010-03-01 compact [Input: U301SC.j]
f129 P99 2010-03-01 Removed Q913 [Input: U301SC.j]
f130 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f130 B10 2010-01-23 isolated stone [Input: U123SC.j]
f130 B11 2010-01-23 f130 has been assigned to a isolated limestone located in the E baulk of k82, as visible in v25a. [Input: U123SC.j]
f130 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f130 D42 2006-09-12 9274 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f130 D52 2006-09-12 9237 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f130 F50 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f130 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f130 F52 2010-03-01 f130 (isolated stone) rests on f131 (accumulation D) [Input: U301SC.j]
f130 F52 2006-10-08 f130 (isolated stone) covers f131 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f130 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f130 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation of feature [Input: U310SC.j]
f130 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f130 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f130 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f130 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f130 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q914 [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 B10 2010-01-23 accumulation D [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 B11 2010-01-23 This is the pedestal of f130 (a floating limestone) in k82; f131 is the natural accumulation under the stone, which is the same type of accomulation as f123 (the E baulk of k82), cfr. v25a. [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f131 D42 2006-09-12 9259 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f131 D52 2006-09-12 9190 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f131 F50 2010-03-01 f130 (isolated stone) rests on f131 (accumulation D) [Input: U301SC.j]
f131 F50 2006-10-08 f130 (isolated stone) covers f131 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f131 F52 2006-10-08 f131 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f131 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f131 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. f131 consists of f8, f14 and f54: these are natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) that contributed to the build -up of tell. [Input: U310SC.j]
f131 K3 2010-01-23 clayish [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 K7 2010-01-23 soft [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 K8 2010-01-23 fine [Input: U123SC.j]
f131 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f131 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f131 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q914 [Input: U123SC.j]
f132 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f132 B10 2010-01-23 isolated stone [Input: U123SC.j]
f132 B11 2010-01-23 f132 has been assigned to a isolated limestone located in the E baulk of k82, as visible in v25a. [Input: U123SC.j]
f132 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f132 D42 2006-09-12 9264 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f132 D52 2006-09-12 9222 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f132 F50 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f132 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f132 F52 2006-10-08 f132 (isolated stone) covers f133 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f132 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f132 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation of feature [Input: U310SC.j]
f132 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f132 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f132 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f132 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f132 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f132 O12 2010-03-21 v53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f132 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f132 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f133 B10 2010-01-23 accumulation D [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 B11 2010-01-23 This is the pedestal of f132 (a floating limestone) in k82; f133 is the natural accumulation under the stone, which is the same type of accomulation as f123 (the E baulk of k82), cfr. v25a. [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f133 D42 2006-09-12 9244 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f133 D52 2006-09-12 9142 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f133 F50 2006-10-08 f132 (isolated stone) covers f133 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f133 F52 2006-10-08 f133 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f133 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f133 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. f133 consists partially of f8 and of f14 and f54: these are natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) that contributed to the build -up of tell. [Input: U310SC.j]
f133 K3 2010-01-23 clayish [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 K7 2010-01-23 compact [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 K8 2010-01-23 fine [Input: U123SC.j]
f133 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f133 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f133 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f134 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f134 B10 2010-01-23 isolated stone [Input: U123SC.j]
f134 B11 2010-01-23 f134 has been assigned to a isolated limestone located in the E baulk of k82, as visible in v25a (cfr. relays n. r127, r128). [Input: U123SC.j]
f134 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f134 D42 2006-09-12 9237 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f134 D52 2006-09-12 9201 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f134 F50 2006-10-08 f123 (mix feature) covers f134 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f134 F52 2006-10-08 f134 (isolated stone) covers f135 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f134 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f134 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation of feature [Input: U310SC.j]
f134 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f134 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f134 O12 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f134 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f134 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f134 O12 2010-03-21 v53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f134 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f134 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3049 J4v25a Q823 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f135 B10 2010-01-23 accumulation D [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 B11 2010-01-23 This is the pedestal of f134 (a floating limestone) in k82; f135 is the natural accumulation under the stone, which is the same type of accomulation as f123 (the E baulk of k82), cfr. v25a. [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 D1 2006-09-12 k82 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f135 D42 2006-09-12 9196 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f135 D52 2006-09-12 9142 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f135 F50 2006-10-08 f134 (isolated stone) covers f135 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f135 F52 2006-10-08 f135 (accumulation D) rests on f95 (mix feature) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f135 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f135 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. f135 consists of f14, a natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn) that contributed to the build -up of tell. [Input: U310SC.j]
f135 K3 2010-01-23 clayish [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 K7 2010-01-23 compact [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 K8 2010-01-23 fine [Input: U123SC.j]
f135 O12 2010-03-21 v25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f135 O12 2010-03-21 v25a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f135 O12 2010-03-21 v53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f135 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f135 P99 2010-01-23 Removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f136 F50 2006-10-08 f137 (fill) sits in f136 (pit) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f136 F52 2006-10-08 f136 (pit) cuts f121 (brickfall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f136 G1 2010-02-03 a3 [Input: U203SC.j]
f136 I1 2010-02-14 s16b-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f136 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (it cuts f121, f150 and f158) [Input: U310SC.j]
f136 O12 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f136 O12 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f136 O12 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f136 O12 2010-03-21 v91 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f136 O12 2010-03-21 v91a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f136 P99 2010-01-23 Partially removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f137 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3151 J4v91 Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f137 D1 2006-09-13 k100 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f137 D42 2006-09-13 8934 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f137 D52 2006-09-13 8864 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f137 F52 2006-10-08 f137 (fill) sits in f136 (pit) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f137 G1 2010-02-03 a3 [Input: U203SC.j]
f137 I1 2010-02-14 s16b-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f137 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: this is the fill of pit f136 which cuts dateable features in k100 (as cleary indicate by pottery analysis) [Input: U310SC.j]
f137 K3 2010-01-23 ash and carbon fragments [Input: U123SC.j]
f137 K3 2010-01-23 clayish [Input: U123SC.j]
f137 K7 2010-01-23 soft [Input: U123SC.j]
f137 K8 2010-01-23 cruble and very fine [Input: U123SC.j]
f137 O12 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f137 O12 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f137 O12 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f137 O12 2010-03-21 v91 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f137 O12 2010-03-21 v91a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f137 P99 2010-01-23 Partially removed Q913 [Input: U123SC.j]
f138 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3193 J4v77 Q910 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f138 B11 2010-01-20 This feature number has been assigned to a temporary baulk within k84, which divides the southern from the northern portion of the locus. This feature is the same, stratigraphically, of f87 and f88, the natural accumulations dug in the northern portion of locus k84. These accomulations are all wind- and waterborn accumulations. f138 is very crumble and soft in consistence and is rich in pebbles and pottery sherds; once removed with the big pick, it presents a crumbly structure and is a bit dusty. In spite of the fact that this portion of the locus, kept until present, as a baulk consists of the sum of all the features dug in k84 (such as, f87, f88), we did not remove them stratigraphically once removing this baulk, because the features that build-up this portion of the locus are all very similar among them, being all natural accumulations (wind- and waterborn). We thus assigned a feature number to the baulk (being aware that, as such, f80 is an an 'artificial' feature) in order to keep track of the pottery and of eventual q-items or items recovered while removing the accumulations that build-up this portion of the locus [Input: U120SC.j]
f138 D1 2006-09-13 k84 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f138 D42 2006-09-13 9392 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f138 D52 2006-09-13 9255 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f138 I1 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f138 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f138 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature accumulation: it shares elevation of dateable features in k83-k84. [Input: U310SC.j]
f138 I11 2010-03-10 The top portion of f138 has been attribuited to s2 since it consists of the topsil; the accumulation(s) below belong to s2a. [Input: U310SC.j]
f138 K3 2010-01-20 clay loam with pebbles, stones and roots [Input: U120SC.j]
f138 K5 2010-01-20 light brown [Input: U120SC.j]
f138 K7 2010-01-20 crumble [Input: U120SC.j]
f138 K8 2010-01-20 fine, dusty [Input: U120SC.j]
f138 P99 2010-03-01 Removed Q911 [Input: U301SC.j]
f139 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3094 J4v49 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f139 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3095 J4v50 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f139 B10 2010-01-23 isolated stone [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 B11 2010-01-23 f139 has been assigned to four alligned limestones locate in the N portion of k83, as visible in v49: f139.1 is the bigger stone among the fives, f139.2 ad f139.3 are are almost the same in dimensions ('rectangular' in shape, and aprox. 20x30cm and 20x20cm), f139.4 is flat and trapezoidal-like shaped (ans it is 20cm x 20cm). The south allignment of these stones is given by two relays, n. r98 (taken on the SE corner of f139.1) and r99 (taken on the SE corner of f139.4). [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 C40 2010-02-28 f139, with its 5 stones have a very nice W-E allignment, which suggest that they were intentionally placed, possibly as a part of a wall or enclosure.They seems to be the southern limit of the area used in the Middle Mittani period (s14c), area in which different structures were built, i.e., the bin (and related floor surfaces, a2) and all the other mud-brick structures built in loci k72 and k73. South of these stones, have been dug only natural accumulations with no sign of use of this portion of area, besides some (dump) pits. As it is cleary visible in v73d, f139 seems to extend until the bin installation; it is possible that the two medium-sized and rectangular stones south to f171 (which has been assigned to a melted bricky accumulation, which is probably what remains of the bin brick walls in this portion of the locus) which appear to bein line with f139 are part of the same stone structure/wall. [Input: U226SC.j]
f139 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f139 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 D42 2006-09-14 9085 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f139 F50 2010-01-23 f141 (stone installation) abuts f139 (isolated stone) [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f139 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f139 F52 2006-10-08 f139 (isolated stone) abuts f141 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f139 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f139 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f139 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v63a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v63b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v63c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f139 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f139 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f140 B10 2010-01-23 installation [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 B11 2010-01-23 f140 has been assigned to 5 small rectangular shaped limestones. These stones are located at the same elevation and have the same allignment of f139, the 5 large limestones in the north portion of k83. f140 falls within the E baulk of k83, and is located E to f139 and S of f93 (the bin structure located in k73, that, togheter with a series of stones forms a2). The south allignment of the stones forming f140 is given by two relays, n. r95 -taken on the SE corner of f140.3- and r96, -taken on the NE corner of f140.5-). [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 C40 2010-03-06 f140 has been assigned to three stones that have been found in the SE extend of the bin; I suppose these stones belong to the line of stones that are visible in the lower portion of the bin, on top of which have been placed the two rows of bricks that made up the bin walls, as visible in t76. For this reason, I consider f140 to be all the line of stones that are part of the bin, as it is cleary visible in v73d. f140.1-3 has been assigned to the three stones still in place in the SE extend of the bin, where, the walls of the bin are melted (f171); f140.1-3 are the small regular-sized stones close to the slighty bigger and rectangular shaped stones, right below f171. [Input: U306SC.j]
f140 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f140 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 D42 2006-09-14 9070 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f140 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f140 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f140 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f140 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f140 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f140 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f140 I10 2010-03-10 Tentative assignment based on elevation: it belongs to a2 and shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f140 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f140 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f140 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f140 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 B11 2010-01-23 f141 has been assigned to 6 limestones in k83. These stones have been found grouped togheter, and for this reason have been assigned the same feature number, although they differ in size and dimensions and do not look to have a particular allignment, a part for the fact that they seem to have been part of a same stone structure, which could have been disturbed when the bin structure f93 and the pebble floor were built (cfr. a2). f141 is located E of wall f127 (at aprox. half meter from J02f127) and W to the pebble floor (f143). [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f141 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 D42 2006-09-14 9083 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f141 F50 2006-10-08 f139 (isolated stone) abuts f141 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f141 F50 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f141 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f141 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f141 F52 2010-01-23 f141 (stone installation) abuts f139 (isolated stone) [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 F52 2006-10-08 f141 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f141 F52 2010-01-23 f141 (stone installation) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f141 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f141 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f141 O12 2010-03-21 v99 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f141 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f142 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f142 B11 2010-01-23 f142 has been has been assigned to two limestones (medium in size) embedded in f143, the pebble and sherds floor, in k73. These stones have a flat top-surface and are both rectangular-shaped; f142.1 is small (aproximately 30x18 cm in dimensions), f142.2 is bigger (aproximately 44x30 cm in dimensions). f142 is defined by r104 (taken in the SW corner of stone f142.2) and r119 (taken in the SW corner of stone f142.1). [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f142 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 D42 2006-09-14 9086 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f142 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f142 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f142 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f142 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f142 F52 2006-10-08 f142 (stone installation) rests on f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f142 F52 2010-01-23 f142 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f142 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation; f142 is built on top of pc f143, belongs to a2 shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83), such as f93 (a2). [Input: U310SC.j]
f142 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f142 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f143 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f143 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3252 J4v97 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f143 B11 2010-01-23 f143 has been has been assigned to a pebble floor located within k83 and k73. f143 is the floor of the bin installation f93, and form, togheter with several stones, aggregate a2. Within the floor surface some pottery sherds -lying flat- were found; these were concentrated in the NE portion of the floor, close to wall f162. f143 is surrounded by several stones, some of which, seems to limit the extension of the pebble floor, as visible in v62. These stones, which differs in type and size, are the following: f140 (which consist of 3 small size stones) in k73 seems to be the limit of f143, f139 (consisting of 4 medium-size stones) and f141 (which consist of 4 small and medium-size stones) both in k83, seems to be the limit of f143 on the W. f146 (which is relative to a series of small size stones, all placed down in a line with a W-E andament) represents the N limit of the pebble floor in k73. Partially, f148 (which has been assigned to a series of stones found on top of some of the stones of 146) seems to limit as well f143 in the N portion of k83 and k73. Within f143, some larger stone are embedded: these are f144 (in k83, which constitues as well the south limit of the pebble floor), f145 in k83 and f142 (consisting of 2 small size stones) in k73. The SE limit of the pebble floor is given by the mud-bricks walls of f93, the bin; the bin, as clearly visible in view v71a, is located on top of a row of small stones. Within f143, some larger stone are embedded, as visible in view v97: these are f144 (in k83) and f142 (in k73). In the south portion of k73, north to stones f140 and f139, f143 is partially overlayed by a layer which is a melted brick accumulation, f171: this layer is probably what remains of the south-west portion of the bin walls. f143 apparently is cut in k83, right where f141.3 and f144 are located. [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 C99 2010-03-05 All of the pottery sherds found within f143, the pebble floor, have been collected and analyzed by mKB. [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 C99 2010-03-05 The bottom elevation of f143 is around 9057; this has been taken where the lower portion of f143 was visible (i.e., where f143 abuts f78 in the south-west portion of k83) and could not correspond to the real bottom of the feature. [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f143 D6 2010-03-05 not excavated@bottom [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 D42 2006-09-14 9078 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f142 (stone installation) rests on f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f149 rests on f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2010-03-05 f78 (accumulation D) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f141 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f144 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f145 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f146 (wall) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2010-03-05 f149 abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f68 (mix feature) covers f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f93 (bin) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f141 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f145 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f148 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 F52 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f171 (layer) [Input: U305SC.j]
f143 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f143 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f143 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature feature: it is the floor surface of the bin f93 (a2) [Input: U310SC.j]
f143 K3 2010-01-23 small pebbles mixed with pottery sherds [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 K7 2010-01-23 compact [Input: U123SC.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v96 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f143 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f143 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3095 J4v50 Q831 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f144 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f144 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f144 B11 2010-01-23 f144 has been has been assigned to a large limestone located in k83; f144 is located south to f143, the pebble floor, as visible in v62. This stone has a nice smooth and flat top-surface and it is oval in shape; it is aprox. 100cm long and 30cm wide (its location is defined by r103). [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f144 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 D42 2006-09-14 9083 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f144 F50 2010-01-23 f141 (stone installation) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 F50 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 F50 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f144 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f144 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f144 F52 2006-10-08 f144 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f144 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f144 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f144 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f144 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f145 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3254 J4v96a Qx07 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f145 B11 2010-01-23 f145 has been has been assigned to a large limestone located within f143 in k83, ; f144 is located south to f143, the pebble floor, as visible in v62. This stone has a nice smooth and flat top-surface, is oval in shape, and presents a circular hole having a diameter of aprox. 8cm close to one of the edges, as visible in v96; f145 it is aprox. 80cm long and 50cm wide (its location is defined by r108). [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f145 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 D42 2006-09-14 9096 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f145 F50 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f145 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f145 F50 2010-03-05 f146 (wall) abuts f145 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f145 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f145 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f145 F52 2010-03-05 f145 (stone installation) abuts f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f145 F52 2006-10-08 f145 (stone installation) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f145 F52 2010-01-23 f145 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f145 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f145 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v53a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v96 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f145 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f145 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f146 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f146 B11 2010-01-23 While removing f78 in the N portion of k83, we have exposed the top-face of a limestone wall running W-E, f146. This wall consists (as visible at present) of a single line of limestones which are embedded into mud mortar with some small stones between the joints. The wall is approxim. 13 stones in total: most of them seems to be irregular in shape, with some rectangular in shape. The bigger stone (f146.5 in k83) is aproximately 80cm long and 30cm wide. On top of some of the stones belonging to f146 rest some small-size stones, rounded in shape (these have been defined as f148). This wall is not perfectly W-E alligned. In the west the stones belonging to f146 appear to be disturbed, whit some large gaps between one stone and another, while in k73, south of wall f161-f162, the stones belonging to f146 are nicely alligned, besides of being more regular in shape and similar among them in dimensions. [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 C99 2010-01-23 At present we do not know the real nature of f146. f146 is a line of stones, adjacent to and parallel to f161 (the bricky wall). f146 is in line with a step of the Apron and it is composed by large limestones, very similar and regular dimensions. f146 could therefore belong to a step of the Apron "used" in a later phase either in the period of use of the bin installation, or f146 could have been built in a later period (in a period of rebuilding activities associated probably with the extension of the revetement wall). It could be that f146 has been placed on top of the revetement wall. [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 C99 2010-03-05 It could be that we have made a mistake in labeling f146 all the stones having the W-E andament in k83 and k73. It could be that the first 5 stones of f146 located in k83, which are not perfectly alligned, could be part of another structure. Wall f146 as it is exposed in k73 N, is characterized by stones that are more nicely alligned, very similar in size and shape among them. Furthermore, the west extent seems to be 'divided' from the east portion of wall f146 by two large limestones: f145 and f147. [Input: U305SC.j]
f146 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f146 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 D42 2006-09-14 9103 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f146 F50 2010-01-23 f148 (stone installation) rests on f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 F50 2010-01-23 f142 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 F50 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 F50 2010-01-23 f145 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 F50 2010-01-23 f147 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f146 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f146 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f146 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f146 F52 2006-10-08 f146 (wall) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f146 F52 2010-03-05 f146 (wall) abuts f145 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f146 F52 2010-03-05 f146 (wall) abuts f147 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f146 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f146 I10 2010-03-10 f146 is located abovethe stones of the 'revetement wall', and shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent locus (k73-k83); for this reason has been assigned to s14d [Input: U310SC.j]
f146 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f146 O12 2010-03-21 v96 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f146 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f146 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f147 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f147 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f147 D1 2006-09-14 k83 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f147 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f147 D42 2006-09-14 9113 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f147 F50 2010-03-05 f146 (wall) abuts f147 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f147 F50 2006-10-08 f78 (accumulation D) covers f147 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f147 F52 2010-03-05 f147 (stone installation) rests on f71 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f147 F52 2010-01-23 f147 (stone installation) abuts f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f147 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f147 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: the feature shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f147 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f147 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f147 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f148 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f148 B11 2010-01-23 f148 has been assigned to six small rounded stones located in the N portion of k73. These stones have a W-E orientation. These stones, all oval in shape, are embedded into mud mortar with some small stones between the joints and, as visible in v62, are all located on top of wall f146. [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f148 D6 2010-01-23 not excavated@bottom [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 D42 2006-09-14 9111 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f148 F50 2010-01-23 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f148 (stone installation) [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f148 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f148 F52 2010-01-23 f148 (stone installation) rests on f146 (wall) [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f148 I10 2010-03-10 Tentative assignment based on elevation: it belongs to a2 and shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f148 K3 2010-01-23 limestones [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f148 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f149 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3126 J4v61 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f149 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f149 D6 2010-02-26 not excavated @bottom [Input: U226SC.j]
f149 D42 2006-09-14 9120 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f149 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f149 [Input: QX08SC.j]
f149 F52 2006-10-08 f149 rests on f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f149 F52 2010-03-05 f149 abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f149 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f149 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: f149 rests on some soil on top of the pebble floor f143: it could be structurally later than the pebble floor f143 although not necessarily later in time. [Input: U310SC.j]
f149 P99 2010-03-05 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U305SC.j]
f150 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3150 J4v75 Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f150 B10 2010-03-05 layer [Input: U305SC.j]
f150 B10 2010-03-31 same as J06^glacis 3 [Input: U331SC.j]
f150 B11 2010-03-05 150 has been assigned to a melted brick layer which is located within k100, below f121. This feature consists of a deposit where it is not possible to recognize individual bricks but in which it is clear that the soil matrix consists of bricky material. f150, as f121, slopes sharply toward the south portion of the locus, as visible in v84 and v84a, and is dark red in colour. Its top-most surface is very compact, but, once removed it is very soft and fine in texture; f150 is very wet. [Input: U305SC.j]
f150 C33 2010-03-07 As said, f150 was characterized by the presence of brick fragments. These were concentrated particulary in a small area close to the N section of k100 (70cm W and 50cm S from r89); a general and a particular view of this part of the feature were taken, but unlucky both viewa are unfocused. The general view is v82, while the tide view on the bricks is v82a; a tide shot was taken to part of the feature where some ash mixed with brick fragments were noticed, v82b. Unlucky, all these photos are not well focused. [Input: U306SC.j]
f150 C40 2010-03-31 Thanks to the excavations carried out in k100 in 2008 and 2009 (during these excavation seasons k100 was incorporated within J06 unit as k84), it has been possible to understand the nature of J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 (and partially the lowest portion of f121), i.e., the layers found while doing the deep sounding in J04 k100. As seen, J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 are the same of J06f164 which is a glacis layer (cfr. J06^glacis 3) made to protect a stone wall located on the west, J02 f129. The pottery recovered within J06f164 revealed Chalcolithic sherds, dating this and other layers related with this (cfr. for example, J06 f158, J06 f168, J06 f164 and all the features within s49 in J06 unit) back to the 3rd millennium BC (cfr. analysis of the pottery on S901 by MKB) thus revealing that in this portion of the tell mound 3rd millennium BC layers were located right below Mittani accumulations. [Input: U331SC.j]
f150 C99 2010-03-05 f150 slopes toward the south portion of the locus, as visible in v84 and v84a; for this reason there is a difference between its top elevation in the north portion of the locus from the top elevation in the south portion of k100: there are approximately 15cm of difference in elevation. The bottom elevation of f150 reported in the 'Volumetric localization' has been taken in the N portion of the locus (the top elevation in the bottom portion of the locus is therefore lower, around 90.43). [Input: U305SC.j]
f150 D6 2010-02-28 8846 (in the N portion of locus)@bottom [Input: U226SC.j]
f150 F50 2006-10-08 f121 (brickfall) covers f150 (layer) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f150 F51 2006-08-15 i3 (metal artifact) sits in f150 (layer) [Input: Q923CC.j]
f150 F52 2006-10-08 f150 (layer) covers f158 (accululation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f150 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f150 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on similarity with dateable feature and on pottery analysis (cfr. mKB S901). f150 is the same as f164 in J06, which belongs to stratum 49. [Input: U310SC.j]
f150 K3 2010-02-04 clay loam mixed carbon fragments, patches of ash, bones and lot of pottery sherds [Input: U204SC.j]
f150 K5 2010-02-04 reddish-brown [Input: U204SC.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v75a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v75b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v82 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v84a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v84b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v84d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v91 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 O12 2010-03-21 v91a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f150 P99 2010-01-23 Partially removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f151 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3166 J4v80a Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f151 B10 2006-09-21 isolated stone [Input: Q921SC.j]
f151 B11 2006-09-21 f151 has been assigned to a large limestone found in k61, close to the N section of the locus (r135). [Input: Q921SC.j]
f151 D1 2006-09-14 k61 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f151 D6 2010-02-24 not excavated @bottom [Input: U224SC.j]
f151 D42 2006-09-14 9352 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f151 F50 2006-10-08 f44 (accumulation D) covers f151 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f151 F52 2006-10-08 f151 (isolated stone) sits in f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f151 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f151 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It is covered by f45. [Input: U310SC.j]
f151 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f151 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f151 O12 2010-03-21 v80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f151 O12 2010-03-21 v80a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f151 O12 2010-03-21 v81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f151 O12 2010-03-21 v81a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f151 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f152 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3204 J4v76a Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f152 B11 2010-03-06 f152 has been assigned to a portion of a tannur, broken, of which remains only a large fragments, which is disposed in a oblique way; these tannur fragments were found while removing f63 in k72, very close to the E section of k72, at 300cm N from m4466. f152 could belong to a structure located within k72-k73 or k62; it shares the same elevation as f112, which is a complete tannur found on top of wall f162 in the same locus. [Input: U306SC.j]
f152 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f152 D42 2006-09-14 9169 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f152 D52 2006-09-14 9108 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f152 F50 2006-10-08 f63 (dump^1) covers f152 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f152 F52 2006-10-08 f152 (tannur (feature)) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f152 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f152 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f152 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it is located at the same elevation of tannur f112, which is bounded with f161; f152 appears to be contemporary with the bin structure in k73 [Input: U310SC.j]
f152 K3 2010-01-23 baked clay [Input: U123SC.j]
f152 K5 2010-01-23 dark brown, reddish [Input: U123SC.j]
f152 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f152 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f152 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f152 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f152 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f153 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3202 J4v74 Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f153 B10 2006-09-21 isolated stone [Input: Q921SC.j]
f153 B11 2006-09-21 f153 has been assigned to a small-size limestones found close to the NE portion of k72 (r138) while removing f63. f153 abuts f162, the bricky accumulation (part of wall f161) in the NE portion of the locus. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f153 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f153 D6 2010-03-06 9101@top [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 D6 2010-03-06 not excavated@bottom [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 D42 2006-09-14 9134 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f153 D52 2006-09-14 9118 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f153 F50 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) abuts f153 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f153 F50 2010-03-06 f63 (dump^1) covers f153 (isolated stone) [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 F52 2006-10-08 f153 (isolated stone) abuts f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f153 F52 2010-03-06 f153 (isolated stone) sits in f63 (dump^1) [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f153 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: it is bounded with wall f161-f162 and seems to be contemporary with the bin structure f93 in k73. [Input: U310SC.j]
f153 K3 2010-03-06 limestone [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 K5 2010-03-06 whitish [Input: U306SC.j]
f153 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f153 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f153 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f153 P99 2010-03-06 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U306SC.j]
f154 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3154 J4v74b Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f154 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3202 J4v74 Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f154 B11 2010-01-23 f154 has been assigned to a sherd floor exposed in the E portion of k73. The floor is characterized by a very compact and flat surface with lot of pottery sherds lying horizontally, as visible in v74; v74b and the related subviews are tide shots on some of the pottery sherds. [Input: U123SC.j]
f154 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f154 D6 2010-03-06 bottom elev has been taken in the S extension of f154@bottom [Input: U306SC.j]
f154 D42 2006-09-14 9085 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f154 D52 2006-09-14 9068 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f154 F50 2006-10-08 f127 (glasis) abuts f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f154 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f154 F50 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) covers f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f154 F52 2006-10-08 f154 (pavement, type c) abuts f127 (glasis) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f154 I1 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f154 I10 2010-03-10 Tentative assignment based on elevation: f154 abuts the glacis layer f127 in k72 and shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (k73-k83) [Input: U310SC.j]
f154 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f154 O12 2010-03-21 v74a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f154 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f154 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f154 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f154 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f155 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f155 B11 2010-01-23 f155 has been has been assigned to two stones located in the S portion of k73, close to the SE corner. These stones are medium in size, rounded in shape; f155.1 is small (aproximately 15x10 cm in dimensions), f155.2 is bigger (aproximately 40x18 cm in dimensions). [Input: U123SC.j]
f155 D1 2006-09-14 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f155 D42 2006-09-14 9098 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f155 D52 2006-09-14 9095 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f155 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) covers f155 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f155 F52 2006-10-08 f155 (stone installation) sits in f89 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f155 I1 2010-02-14 s14b-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f155 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. The stones are located at the same elevation of f93, the bin, but rest on top of an accumulation in the SE portion of k73 which is the same of f89. [Input: U310SC.j]
f155 K3 2010-01-23 stone [Input: U123SC.j]
f155 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f155 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f156 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3135 J4v65 Q911 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f156 B10 2006-09-21 installation [Input: Q921SC.j]
f156 B11 2006-09-21 f156 has been assigned to 5 small stones in the NW (f156.1, f156.2) and NE (f156.3, f156.4, f156.5) section of k100. The stones seems to be part of a stone installation, which has a W-E allignment. However, the nature of this stone installation is unclear, since does not seems to be related with any structure in the nearby loci. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f156 D1 2006-09-14 k100 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f156 D42 2006-09-14 9000 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f156 D52 2006-09-14 8997 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f156 F50 2010-02-24 f118 (accumulation D) covers f156 (stone installation) [Input: U224SC.j]
f156 F52 2006-10-08 f156 (stone installation) sits in f118 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f156 I1 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f156 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: f145 abuts f143, a dateable feature, and f119 [Input: U310SC.j]
f156 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f156 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v63a [Input: U321SC2.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v63b [Input: U321SC2.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v63c [Input: U321SC2.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f156 O12 2010-03-21 v77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f156 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f157 D1 2006-09-15 k61 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f157 D6 2010-02-11 not excavated@bottom [Input: U211SC.j]
f157 D42 2006-09-15 9290 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f157 F50 2006-10-08 f45 (accumulation D) covers f157 (stone installation) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f157 F52 2006-10-08 f157 (stone installation) sits in f45 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f157 I1 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f157 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It is covered by f45. [Input: U310SC.j]
f157 K3 2010-01-23 limestone [Input: U123SC.j]
f157 K5 2010-01-23 whitish [Input: U123SC.j]
f157 O23 2010-03-26 The photo of this feature is missing [Input: U322SC.j]
f157 P99 2010-01-23 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U123SC.j]
f158 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3156 J4v82 Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f158 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3157 J4v82a Q915 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f158 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3189 J4v85 Q919 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f158 B10 2006-09-21 accumulation B [Input: Q921SC.j]
f158 B10 2010-03-31 same as J06^glacis 3 [Input: U331SC.j]
f158 B11 2006-09-21 f158 is a very fine and clayish accumulation in k100. It is characterized by the presence of brick fragments, which are concentrated in a small area close to the N section of k100, as visible in v85. The feature is very compact and hard in consistence, but, once removed, it is very crumbly; among the soil matrix stone fragments (small in dimensions, some of which were aprox. 10cm), chalcite pebbles and phytolits have been noticed. The feature slopes toward the S portion of the locus, and the difference between the top elevation in the N portion of the locus is of 13cm respect to the top elevation in the S portion of the locus. [Input: Q921SC.j]
f158 C33 2010-02-28 As said in the description of f158 this feature was characterized by the presence of brick fragments, phytolits and small stone fragments. These were concentrated particulary in a small area close to the N section of k100 (70cm W and 50cm S from r89); a general and a particular view of these elements within the feature were taken, but unlucky both are unfocused; the general view is v85, while the tide view (showing the phytolits) is v85a. [Input: U226SC.j]
f158 C40 2010-03-31 Thanks to the excavations carried out in k100 in 2008 and 2009 (during these excavation seasons k100 was incorporated within J06 unit as k84), it has been possible to understand the nature of J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 (and partially the lowest portion of f121), i.e., the layers found while doing the deep sounding in J04 k100. As seen, J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 are the same of J06f164 which is a glacis layer (cfr. J06^glacis 3) made to protect a stone wall located on the west, J02 f129. The pottery recovered within J06f164 revealed Chalcolithic sherds, dating this and other layers related with this (cfr. for example, J06 f158, J06 f168, J06 f164 and all the features within s49 in J06 unit) back to the 3rd millennium BC (cfr. analysis of the pottery on S901 by MKB) thus revealing that in this portion of the tell mound 3rd millennium BC layers were located right below Mittani accumulations. This explains now better why, in the pottery analyzed during the 2006 excavation season, there were Mittani sherds mixed with Chalcolithis, which was not really clear at that time. [Input: U331SC.j]
f158 D1 2006-09-15 k100 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f158 D3 2006-09-15 r148 (39161 51706 - 4582 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
f158 D6 2010-02-26 8813@bottom [Input: U226SC.j]
f158 D42 2006-09-15 8846 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f158 F50 2006-10-08 f150 (layer) covers f158 (accululation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f158 F51 2006-09-15 q283 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f158 (accululation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f158 F52 2006-10-08 f158 (accululation B) covers f160 (accululation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f158 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f158 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and and on pottery analysis. f158 it is covered by dateable feature (f150) and it is phased to the Calcholitic period on the base of pottery analysis (mKB, communication to all Mozan staff at the end of the 2006 excavation season). [Input: U310SC.j]
f158 K3 2010-01-24 clay loam with some brick fragments [Input: U124SC.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v82a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v82b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v83 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v83a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v84a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v84b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v84d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v85 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v85a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v90 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 O12 2010-03-21 v90a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f158 P99 2010-01-24 Partially removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f159 B10 2006-09-21 wall [Input: Q921SC.j]
f159 B11 2010-01-24 f159 has been assigned to an aggregation of some limestones which have been exposed next to the N section of k61 (r144, r145, r146, r147): these stones, with a SW-NE allignment, are characterized by a flat surface and are slightly irregular in shape. They could possibly belong to a wall structure. [Input: U124SC.j]
f159 C99 2010-03-07 As for f84, at present it is unclear the nature of this stone wall or stone installation; f159 is located at the same elevation of wall f84 (which is located in the same locus, close to the E section) as visible in v100. Both walls probably belong to some structures in use in a period related with the bin installation (f93, a2) or slightly later. [Input: U306SC.j]
f159 D1 2006-09-15 k62 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f159 D6 2010-01-24 not excavated@bottom [Input: U124SC.j]
f159 D42 2006-09-15 9186 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f159 F50 2006-10-08 f66 (accumulation B) covers f159 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f159 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f159 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of accumulation. f159 shares elevation of dateable features in adjacent loci (f93 and a2 in k73) [Input: U310SC.j]
f159 K3 2010-01-24 limestone [Input: U124SC.j]
f159 K5 2010-01-24 white [Input: U124SC.j]
f159 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f159 P99 2010-01-24 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f160 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3191 J4v90 Q919 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f160 B10 2010-03-31 same as J06^glacis 3 [Input: U331SC.j]
f160 B11 2010-01-24 f160 has been assigned to a very compact accumulation rich in organic material, within k100. f160, right below f158, has been found while making a small sounding (100x100cm) in the NW corner of k100. The feature seems to slope toward the south portion of the locus, which suggests that f160 could follow the slope of the tell mound as we have seen in the cases of the other features dug within locus k100: f158, f150 and f121; however, the portion of f160 exposed is too small for any further interpretation. f160 is very fine and clayish, dark brown in colour and is very wet. [Input: U124SC.j]
f160 C40 2010-03-31 Thanks to the excavations carried out in k100 in 2008 and 2009 (during these excavation seasons k100 was incorporated within J06 unit as k84), it has been possible to understand the nature of J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 (and partially the lowest portion of f121), i.e., the layers found while doing the deep sounding in J04 k100. As seen, J04 f150, J04 f158 and J04 f160 are the same of J06f164 which is a glacis layer (cfr. J06^glacis 3) made to protect a stone wall located on the west, J02 f129. The pottery recovered within J06f164 revealed Chalcolithic sherds, dating this and other layers related with this (cfr. for example, J06 f158, J06 f168, J06 f164 and all the features within s49 in J06 unit) back to the 3rd millennium BC (cfr. analysis of the pottery on S901 by MKB) thus revealing that in this portion of the tell mound 3rd millennium BC layers were located right below Mittani accumulations. [Input: U331SC.j]
f160 F50 2010-01-21 f167 (isolated stone) rests on f160 (accululation B) [Input: U121SC.j]
f160 F50 2006-10-08 f158 (accululation B) covers f160 (accululation B) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f160 F51 2006-09-16 q285 (pottery) sits in f160 (accululation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
f160 I1 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
f160 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on similarity with dateable feature and on pottery analysis. f160 is covered by dateable feature (f158) and it is phased to the Calcholitic period on the base of pottery analysis (mKB, communication to all Mozan staff at the end of the 2006 excavation season) [Input: U310SC.j]
f160 K3 2010-01-24 clay loam [Input: U124SC.j]
f160 K5 2010-01-24 dark brown [Input: U124SC.j]
f160 K7 2010-03-17 compact but soft once removed [Input: U315SC.j]
f160 K8 2010-03-17 very fine [Input: U315SC.j]
f160 O12 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f160 O12 2010-03-21 v90 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f160 O12 2010-03-21 v90a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f160 P99 2010-01-24 Partially removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f161 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3207 J4v73f Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f161 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3214 J4v73b Q027 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f161 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3219 J4v73a Q827 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f161 B10 2010-03-08 This wall has been investigated during the 2009 excavation season as f76 (cfr. J06f76). [Input: U308SC.j]
f161 C99 2010-03-08 As it is partially visible in v73f, wall f161 appears to lie down on some large pebbles. The bricks, were cleary visible in the top portion of the wall (two rows of bricks were cleary visible togheter with the mortar between the joints); below, the bricks appeared to be melted. [Input: U308SC.j]
f161 C99 2010-03-17 The bottom elevation reported in the 'Volumetric localization' is not the real bottom of the feature, since we stop digging in this locus; the bottom elevation reported has been taken where the lowest brick of wall f161 was visible. [Input: U315SC.j]
f161 D1 2006-09-18 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f161 D6 2010-03-17 9086 (this is not the real bottom elevation of the f) @bottom [Input: U315SC.j]
f161 D42 2006-09-18 9134 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f161 D52 2006-09-18 9086 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f161 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 F50 2006-10-08 f112 (tannur (feature)) abuts f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 F50 2006-10-08 f21 (mix feature) covers f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 F51 2006-10-08 f161 (wall) bonds with f93 (bin) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 F51 2006-10-08 f161 (wall) bonds with f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 F52 2006-10-08 f161 (wall) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f161 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f161 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f161 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It is bounded with f162 on the E and with f93 on the S. It is built on top of f146 [Input: U310SC.j]
f161 K3 2010-01-24 baked bricks [Input: U124SC.j]
f161 K5 2010-01-13 pink [Input: U113SC2.j]
f161 K5 2010-01-24 reddish, light brown [Input: U124SC.j]
f161 K6 2010-01-13 5YR 7/3 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v71 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v73a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v73b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v73c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v73d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v103b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f161 P99 2010-01-24 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f162 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3214 J4v73b Q027 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f162 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3219 J4v73a Q827 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f162 B10 2010-03-07 wall [Input: U306SC.j]
f162 B11 2010-03-07 f162 is part of the mud-brick wall f161 located in the N baulk of k73, in particular, it is the eastern extent of wall f161. In f162 the bricks are not well preserved; they appear to be melted in the upper portion, while, on the bottom (where f162 abuts the pebble floor f143) some of the bricks and the mortar between them are still visible. We assigned two different feature numbers to this mud-brick wall since we want to differenciate between its 'well preserved'-face (f161) and its melted portion (f162). [Input: U306SC.j]
f162 C99 2010-02-12 The bottom elevation reported in the 'Volumetric localization' is not the real bottom of the feature, since we stop digging in this locus; the bottom elevation reported has been taken where the lowest brick of wall f162 was visible. [Input: U212SC.j]
f162 D1 2006-09-18 k73 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f162 D6 2010-02-12 9084 (but this is not real bottom elevation of the f) @bottom [Input: U212SC.j]
f162 D42 2006-09-18 9136 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f162 F50 2006-10-08 f89 (accumulation D) abuts f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F50 2006-10-08 f153 (isolated stone) abuts f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F50 2006-10-08 f21 (mix feature) covers f162 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F51 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) bonds with f161 (wall) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F52 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) rests on f103 (dump^1) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F52 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) abuts f153 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 F52 2006-10-08 f162 (wall) covers f154 (pavement, type c) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f162 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f162 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f162 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation. It is bounded with f161 on the W and with f93 on the S. It is built on top of f146 [Input: U310SC.j]
f162 K3 2010-01-24 melted bricks [Input: U124SC.j]
f162 K5 2010-01-13 pinkish white [Input: U113SC2.j]
f162 K5 2010-01-24 reddish, light brown [Input: U124SC.j]
f162 K6 2010-01-13 5YR 8/2 [Input: U113SC2.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v73a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v73b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v73c [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v73d [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v103a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v103b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f162 P99 2010-01-24 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f163 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3080 J4v37c Q829 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f163 C99 2010-02-11 The real bottom of f163 (which, has been found broken in several fragments, some of which are slightly oblique, and most of the smallest fragments scattered around the biggest) has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 91.19 is related with the bottom elevation reached in this locus during this excavation season and does not correspond to the real bottom of the feature. The largest tannur fragment, togheter with the scattered pieces located around it, are unlikely to be in a primary use context. [Input: U211SC.j]
f163 D1 2006-09-18 k74 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f163 D6 2010-01-24 not reached real bottom elevation of feature@bottom [Input: U124SC.j]
f163 D42 2006-09-18 9136 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f163 D52 2006-09-18 9119 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f163 F50 2006-10-08 f64 (accumulation B) covers f163 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f163 I1 2010-02-14 s16-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f163 I10 2010-03-10 f163 sits in f64, feature dated to Phase 65-MZA (s15). [Input: U310SC.j]
f163 I11 2010-03-10 It is phased to Mittani period by pottery analysis (mKB Q903) [Input: U310SC.j]
f163 K3 2010-01-24 baked clay with some ash underneath [Input: U124SC.j]
f163 K5 2010-01-24 reddish, dark brown [Input: U124SC.j]
f163 P99 2010-01-24 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f164 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3230 J4v68b Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f164 B10 2010-01-24 isolated stone [Input: U124SC.j]
f164 B11 2010-01-24 f164 has been assigned to a isolated limestone in k80 (see relays n. r156-7). It rests on f165, a complete tannur, resting on f117 the topsoil in k80. [Input: U124SC.j]
f164 D1 2006-09-18 k80 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f164 D42 2006-09-18 9452 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f164 D52 2006-09-18 9444 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f164 F50 2006-10-08 f117 (accumulation D) covers f164 (isolated stone) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f164 F52 2006-10-08 f164 (isolated stone) rests on f165 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f164 I1 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f164 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation of feature [Input: U310SC.j]
f164 K3 2010-01-24 limestone [Input: U124SC.j]
f164 K5 2010-01-24 whitish [Input: U124SC.j]
f164 O12 2010-03-21 v68 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f164 O12 2010-03-21 v68a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f164 P99 2010-01-24 Removed Q913 [Input: U124SC.j]
f165 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3230 J4v68b Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f165 B10 2010-03-11 tannur (feature) [Input: U315SC.j]
f165 B11 2010-03-11 f165 is a complete tannur located in the N portion of k80 (r154, r155). The tannur was found right below the topsoil and under a large limestone (f117), as visible in v68b. [Input: U315SC.j]
f165 C99 2010-02-12 The bottom elevation of f165 (which is a complete tannur that has been found below the topsoil and under a large limestone, as visible in v68b) has not been reached since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, 94.22 is related with the bottom elevation reached in this locus during this year excavation season (2006) and does not correspond to the real bottom of feature f165; the bottom elevation reported has been taken where the lowest portion of the tannur f165 was visible. [Input: U212SC.j]
f165 D1 2006-09-18 k80 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f165 D6 2010-02-12 not reached real bottom elevation @bottom [Input: U212SC.j]
f165 D42 2006-09-18 9424 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f165 D52 2006-09-18 9418 [Input: Q922PC.j]
f165 F50 2006-10-08 f164 (isolated stone) rests on f165 (tannur (feature)) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f165 F52 2006-10-08 f165 (tannur (feature)) sits in f117 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f165 I1 2010-02-12 s3-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
f165 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation of feature [Input: U310SC.j]
f165 K3 2010-01-24 baked clay [Input: U124SC.j]
f165 K5 2010-01-24 reddish, dark brown, ash [Input: U124SC.j]
f165 O12 2010-03-21 v68 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f165 O12 2010-03-21 v68a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f165 P99 2010-01-24 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U124SC.j]
f166 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3256 J4v67b Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f166 B10 2010-01-13 st is [Input: U113SC.j]
f166 B11 2010-01-13 This is a stone layer mixed to soil under the topsoil (f115) in the NW portion of k70, 'sitting' in f116. f166 is a line of small and irregular stones mixed with some soil, which has the same allignment of f10 in k71, as visible in v67a and 67b. The type of stones, and their arrangment, remind that of the line of small and irregular stones exposed in the N baulk of k82 as visible in v19 and related subviews. [Input: U113SC.j]
f166 D1 2006-09-18 k70 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f166 D42 2006-09-18 9443 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f166 D52 2006-09-18 9412 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f166 F50 2010-03-10 f116 (accumulation D) abuts f166 (st is) [Input: U308SC.j]
f166 F50 2006-10-08 f115 (topsoil) covers f166 (st is) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f166 F52 2006-10-08 f166 (st is) abuts f116 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f166 F52 2006-10-08 f166 (st is) covers f169 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f166 I1 2010-02-15 s19-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f166 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on nature and elevation of feature. [Input: U310SC.j]
f166 K3 2010-03-10 small irregular stones [Input: U308SC.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v67b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v79 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 O12 2010-03-21 v79a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f166 P99 2010-03-11 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U315SC.j]
f167 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3233 J4v92a Qx03 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f167 B10 2010-01-21 isolated stone [Input: U121SC.j]
f167 B11 2010-01-21 f167 (r171) has been assigned to a irregular large limestone in k83, located on top of some soil (f168) on one of the steps of the so called 'monumental staircase' in J02 Unit (J02f130). [Input: U121SC.j]
f167 D1 2006-10-03 k83 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f167 D42 2006-10-03 8984 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f167 D52 2006-10-03 8922 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f167 F52 2010-01-21 f167 (isolated stone) rests on f160 (accululation B) [Input: U121SC.j]
f167 K3 2010-01-21 limestone [Input: U121SC.j]
f167 K5 2010-01-21 white [Input: U121SC.j]
f167 O12 2010-03-21 v92 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f167 O12 2010-03-21 v92a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f167 O12 2010-03-21 v92b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f167 P99 2010-01-21 removed QX03 [Input: U121SC.j]
f168 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3233 J4v92a Qx03 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f168 B10 2010-01-21 accumulation D [Input: U121SC.j]
f168 B11 2010-01-21 This is the pedestal of f168, a limestone located on one of the steps of the monumental staircase, J02f130. f168 consist of a natural accumulation under the stone; the pedestal is part of the natural accumulations that build-up this portion of the tell mound that have been removed while digging in this locus in the 2004 excavation season). [Input: U121SC.j]
f168 D1 2006-10-03 k83 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f168 D6 2010-03-07 9360@bottom [Input: U306SC.j]
f168 D42 2006-10-03 8915 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f168 D52 2006-10-03 8917 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f168 K3 2010-03-07 clayish [Input: U306SC.j]
f168 O12 2010-03-21 v92 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f168 O12 2010-03-21 v92a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f168 O12 2010-03-21 v92b [Input: U321SC3.j]
f168 P99 2010-01-21 removed QX03 [Input: U121SC.j]
f169 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3256 J4v67b Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
f169 B10 2010-03-22 accumulation D [Input: U322SC.j]
f169 B11 2010-03-22 f169 is a natural accumulation below f116 and f166 in k70, as visible in v67. The feature is crumbly in consistence and is characterized by a very compact soil which is hard to remove. While digging this feature he presence of small irregular stones mixed within the soil matrix have been noticed; these were concentrated especially in the topmost surface of f169 in the NW portion of the locus. No pottery sherds have been recovered while digging this feature. [Input: U322SC.j]
f169 D1 2006-10-08 k70 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f169 D42 2006-10-08 9412 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f169 D52 2006-10-08 9382 [Input: QX10SC.j]
f169 F50 2010-03-10 f116 (accumulation D) covers f169 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f169 F50 2006-10-08 f166 (st is) covers f169 (accumulation D) [Input: QX08SC.j]
f169 F52 2010-03-10 f169 (accumulation D) abuts f116 (accumulation D) [Input: U308SC.j]
f169 I1 2010-02-15 s19-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
f169 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation and nature of accumulation [Input: U310SC.j]
f169 K7 2010-03-22 compact [Input: U322SC.j]
f169 K8 2010-03-22 very compact [Input: U322SC.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v79 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 O12 2010-03-21 v79a [Input: U321SC3.j]
f169 P99 2010-03-22 Not completely removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U322SC.j]
f170 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3199 J4v73h Q927 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f170 B10 2010-03-01 wall [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 B11 2010-03-01 f170 has been assigned to a portion of a mud-brick wall running (with a SW-NE andament) located in the Sout-eastern corner of k73, as visible in v104 or v73h. While scraping the top surface and the side-face of the wall, several bricks with the mortar between the joints was noticed; the wall is made of three row of bricks (light brown and reddish in colour) and grey thick mortar in between. [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 C99 2010-03-01 This wall was noticed during the 2006 excavation season while removing f93, the accumulation within locus k73; however, we did not clarifyed its limits when we stop digging in this locus. Up to present, it is unclear whether this is part of a wall or part of the brickfall bf^2. The east section of k73, as visible in view v101, shows clearly some complete bricks lying in a oblique way, noticed while digging. Their orientation indicate that they could have been part of a fallen structure, and could possibly belong to f170 or a structure associated with f170. f170, although is only parially preserved, seems however to be in its original location, and this seems to corroborate the idea that in locus k72 and k73 in Phase 65-MZA (in substratum s16b-c) several mud-brick structures were in use in J04 unit. Wall f170 is located at the same elevation as the bin (f93) and the wall north to the bin (f161-f162) and the tannurs within k72 (f112, f152): all these structures form a2. [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 C99 2010-03-07 The real bottom of f170 has not been reached, since we stop digging in this locus. Therefore, the bottom reported is related with the lower elevation reached in this locus during this excavation season; it has been taken where the lowest brick of wall f170 was visible and does not correspond to the real bottom of the feature. [Input: U306SC.j]
f170 D6 2010-03-01 9078 (same el as f89, since they have the same bottom el)@bottom [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 D6 2010-03-01 same as bottom N Baulk k 74 @top [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 F50 2010-03-01 f89 (accumulation D) covers f170 (wall) [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f170 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: f171 shares elevation of adiacent and dateable features in locus k73 [Input: U310SC.j]
f170 K3 2010-03-01 bricks with mortar [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 K5 2010-03-01 light brown [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 K5 2010-03-01 reddish [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 K7 2010-03-01 very compact [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 K8 2010-03-01 fine [Input: U301SC.j]
f170 O12 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f170 P99 2010-03-01 Not removed in the 2006 excavation season [Input: U301SC.j]
f171 A35 2010-02-21 L_V19d3127 J4v62 Q906 dM [Input: U304SC.j]
f171 B10 2010-03-05 layer [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 B11 2010-03-05 f171 has been assigned to a melted brick layer which seems to be part of the south-west extent of the bin installation: this layer is probably the result of the melting of the bin walls in its western extent. Its limits are given by f143 (the pebble floor) and by some large limestones (f142.2 and f144) in the north. Its the south and west, f171 abuts some limestones as well: f140 and f139 (south) and 141.6 (west). [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 D6 2010-03-05 not excavated@bottom [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 D42 2010-03-05 9076 [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F50 2010-03-05 f143 (pavement, type c) abuts f171 (layer) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f78 (accumulation D) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f93 (bin) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f140 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f142 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f143 (pavement, type c) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 F52 2010-03-05 f171 (layer) abuts f144 (stone installation) [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 G1 2010-06-25 a2 [Input: U625SC3.j]
f171 I1 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
f171 I10 2010-03-10 Assignment based on elevation: f171 belongs to f93 [Input: U310SC.j]
f171 K3 2010-03-05 mud-bricks with few pebbles [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 K7 2010-03-05 compact [Input: U305SC.j]
f171 O12 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
f171 P99 2010-03-05 Not removed in 2006 excavation season [Input: U305SC.j]
f259 A35 2010-03-06 L_V19d3262 J4v100 Qx08 sC [Input: U304SC.j]
h8JPA B10 2010-02-12 Modern [Input: U212SC2.j]
h8JPA B11 2010-02-12 This horizon has been assigned to the activities that took place in modern times in the Tell mound. [Input: U212SC2.j]
h8JPA I4 2010-02-12 s1-JPA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h32MZA B10 2010-02-16 Imperial Akkadian [Input: U216SC.j]
h32MZA B11 2010-02-16 k100 was the only locus, in J04 Unit, where we exposed layers belonging to the Imperial Akkadian Period (Phase 32-MZA) in the 2006 excavation season; this phase is represented by few features: f121 (i.e., the lower portion of f121), f150, f158 and f160. Once we finished digging in J04 unit, the nature of these layers was unclear, since, the analysis of the pottery recovered within features f158 and f160 indicated the presence of some Chalcolithic sherds (communication of mKB to J04 and all Mozan staff). The recovery of this pottery was very difficult to understand in the light of the fact that the top-most portion of f121 was dated to the Mittani period (always on the basis of the pottery recovered, cfr. analysis of the pottery on Q915 by mKB). Thanks to the excavations carried out in the same locus in 2008 and 2009 (k100 was incorporated, during these excavation seasons, within J06 unit as k84), it has been possible to understand the nature of the layers found while doing the deep sounding in J04k100, i.e., J04f158 and J04f160. These features are the same of J06f164 which is a glacis layer (i.e., J06^glacis 3) made to protect a stone wall located on the west, J02f129 (for this, please, see J06f164 and J06^glacis 3); the wall J02f129 was found in the 2004 excavation season during the excavations in J02 unit. The pottery recovered within J06f164 revealed Chalcolithic sherds, dating this and other layers related with this (cfr. all the features within s49 in J06 unit) back to the 3rd millennium BC (cfr. analysis of the pottery on S901 by mKB) thus revealing that in this portion of the tell mound 3rd millennium BC layers were located right below Mittani accumulations. Within s49, falls also f10. Concerning this stone structure, we suppose that it was probably built in Phase 32-MZA as well, o slightly earlier, as part of the building activities on the western side of the temple mound. In the beginning of the excavation in J04 unit, in 2006, we interpreted f10 to be a possible extension -on the east- of J02f131, the secondary Apron, thinking that J02f131 could have had a specular structure (cfr. Presupposition), altough the different elevation between the stone structure located in J02 (J02f131) and the one in J04 (f10). The excavations carried out in 2008-9, instead, cleared that f10 is an extension of the revetment wall (cfr. J06 and J01 excavation units). [Input: U216SC.j]
h32MZA C99 2010-02-16 Phase 32-MZA is represented, in J04 unit, by few features found while digging in k100. At the end of the 2006 excavation season, we did a deep sounding in this locus (in order to look for the possible presence of steps belonging to the so called 'monumental staircase' J02f130) which had the outcome of exposing 3rd millennium BC layers right below Mittani accumulations. This stratigraphical situation was not properly clear at that time, since we did not expect to find such stratigraphical situation. However, the excavations carried out in J06 unit (which incorporated some of J04 loci, those located in the southern portion of the unit, such as k64,k74 and k84) in the last two excavation seasons, revealed a similar stratigraphical situation, i.e., the presence of 3rd millennium BC levels located directly below Mittanian deposits (cfr J06 Phase 32-MZA and s49). [Input: U216SC2.j]
h32MZA I4 2010-02-16 s49-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
h63MZA B10 2010-02-15 Rebuilding Ph [Input: U215SC.j]
h63MZA B11 2010-02-15 Phase 63-MZA has been attributed, on the basis of the excavation carried out in the tell mound, to the Early Mittani period. In this period there is a re-organization of the area around the so called 'monumental staircase' (J02f130) located west to J04 area. As part of the re-organization of the space east of wall J02f129, a series of glacis layers were placed on top of the mound, with the result of covering as well wall J02f129; furthermore, large stones were placed on top of the glacis layer. These stones have been defined 'memory' stones on the basis of the thought that they were placed right above the ancient wall (J02f129) previously covered by the glacis layer, with the will of maintaing the memory of the wall 'still running below' but not anymore visible in Early Mittani period. Concerning J04, there are no evidence of structures in use whitin Phase 63-MZA. Within the J04 unit, two are the strata related with this phase: s18, in which some glacis layers were layed on top of the tell mound (as part of the re-organization of the space east to the staircase J02f130 and wall J02f129), and s19, in which no activities seem to take place within J04 unit besides a gradual build-up of the tell mound (in substrata s19b and s19c) as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2 that interested J06, J02 and the south portion of J04 unit. [Input: U215SC.j]
h63MZA I4 2010-02-15 s18-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
h63MZA I4 2010-02-15 s19-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
h63MZA I4 2010-02-15 s19b-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
h63MZA I4 2010-02-15 s19c-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
h65MZA B10 2010-02-28 Rebuilding phase [Input: U228SC.j]
h65MZA B11 2010-02-28 The excavations carried out in J04 unit indicate that some activities start to took place in this area -located east to the monumental staircase J02f130- between the Late and the Middle Mittani Period (Phase 65-MZA). As we know from J02 and J05 excavation units, Phase 65-MZA is a period in which major rebuilding took place in different areas of the tell mound. In J04 unit, this 'rebuilding phase' is represented by different mud-brick and stone structures, all located at the same elevation and concentrated in few loci: k72-k73, k62 and k83. These structures include two stone walls (f84 and f159, in k62, of which only the top face was exposed), a nicely preserved mud-brick wall (f161-f162, in the south portion of k72, on top of which a tannur was found) toghether with a almost complete mud-brick structure (f93, defined as 'bin' structure) and portion of a brick wall (f170) in k73; furthermore, portion of an undefined brick structure was visible in the east section of the same locus (which could be part of a badly preserved wall), on top of which another tannur was found. At present (i.e., as the results of the 2006 excavations season indicate) we think that all the mud-brick structures found in loci k72 and k73, togheter with the two wall stones in k62 are all countemporary one to eachother and belong to Phase 65-MZA, the Middle Mittani Period. Phase 65-MZA is divided in the following strata: s14, subdivided in substratum s14a, s14b and s14c; s14a is a time period in which the J04 area is interested by a gradual build-up due to natural accumulations and substratum s14b is related with the erosion of these natural accumulations; in substratum s14c some activities took place in this portion of the tell mound as indicated by the construction of various mud-brick and stone structures (as for example, f156). In s15 these structures were still in use but, at the same time, apparently no other activities seem to took place in J04 unit; in particular, the portion of J04 unit south to the bin (f93), i.e., the portion of the unit corresponding to loci k64 and k74, was not in use at all in this time period, probably as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2, which took place in the area where J06 unit was set, and that interested the southern portion of J04 unit as well (for more information about the brickfall bf^2, please, see bf^2 in J06 Unit). s16 is related with a period of minor activities in the area where J04 unit was set, probably as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2. In J04, few are the evidence of the extended brickfall bf^2 that -as the excavations carried out in J06 in the 2008-9 seasons indicate- interested the whole J06 unit (and partially J07 and J02 units as well). Substratum s16a is related with the fire that is thought to have took place in the area where J06 unit was set just before the brickfall bf^2 (for this, please, see J06 s16a). Within substratum s16b and s16c seems that no activities took place in the area of J04 unit; the only evidence of the use of this portion of the tell mound is in s19b and is linked with a large pit (f136-f137) found in k100, located in the southern portion of J04 unit. [Input: U228SC.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s14-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s14a-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s14b-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s14c-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s15-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s16-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s16a-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h65MZA I4 2010-02-14 s16b-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
h67MZA B10 2010-02-12 Build-up of Tell [Input: U212SC2.j]
h67MZA B11 2010-02-12 In J04 unit, Phase 67-MZA is related with the build-up of the tell surface caused by natural accumulations which is aproximately one meter deep. This Phase is very similar, in its depositional history to Phase 85-MZA, as it is clearly visibile from the stratigraphy shown in v32. This view, and its related subviews, shows the natural accumulations that build-up this portion of the tell mound in Phases 85-MZA and 67-MZA, which is almost 2 meter in depth. As for the accumulation below the toposoil layers (relative to Phase 85-MZA), all the accumulations beloning to Phase 67-MZA are mainly wind and water-born accumulations; the top-surface of these natural layers was characterized by compact areas mixed with patches of soft ones, which suggests their exposure to water. While digging these accumulations, different types of pottery sherds have been found, mostly late Mittani in date, periodization that was confirmed from the analysis of the pottery recovered in other excavation units within the tell mound (J01, J02, J06). In the light of these evidence, Phase 67-MZA has been dated to the Late Mittani. In J04 unit, Phase 67-MZA is represented by the following strata: s12, related with the natural accumulations that build-up the tell surface, and s12a, related with the accumulations that represent the tell surface wash and erosion within the same time period (represented for example, by the erosion of stones). In J04 Unit, there are no evidence (at least for what concerns the results of the investigations carried out in this unit during the 2006 excavation season) that the area was in use in the Late Mittani Period (Phase 67-MZA), situation that, apparently, is confirmed by the data recovered in other excavations unit within this portion of the tell mound (such, for example, in J05 and J06 units); on the contrary, activities were carried out in the western part of the tell mound (cfr. A20). [Input: U212SC2.j]
h67MZA C99 2010-02-12 The build-up of the tell surface, as already mentioned, is almost 2 meter deep; this is clearly visibile in the long N-S section of J04 unit (cfr. v32 and related subviews). The pottery sherds recovered -while removing the accumulations that build-up the tell mound- allowed us to assigne the layers belonging to the first meter of accumulation (corresponding to stratum s5 and its substraum s5a) to Phase 85-MZA, and those found within the meter below (relative to stratum s12 and its substraum, s12a) to Phase 67-MZA. [Input: U212SC2.j]
h67MZA I4 2010-02-12 s12-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h67MZA I4 2010-02-12 s12a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA B10 2010-02-12 Build-up of tell [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA B11 2010-02-12 In J04 area, Phase 85-MZA is related with the upper layers, such as the topsoil and the layers below the toposil which are mainly wind and water-born accumulations: these natural accumulations, contribuited to the build-up of the tell mound for aproximately 1 meter in depth. The build-up of the tell mound, as visibile in the long N-S section of J04 unit (cfr. v32 and related subviews), is in total aproximately 2 meter deep, but only the first meter is related with Phase 85-MZA. This phase comprehends different strata that represent the different events that took place within J04 unit in this phase. These, are the following: s1, is related with the accumulations that build-up between different excavation seasons, s2 is related with the topsoil layers and the layers below the toposoil (including also layers related with tell surface wash and erosion), s3 concerns the upper layers with evidence of scattered occupation s5, is related with natural accumulations that build-up the tell surface below s3, and s5a is instead related with the erosion of the natural accumulations belonging to s5. Within all these accumulations, several pottery sherds and q-items were recovered (mostly within s5) toghether with isolated limestones (mainly within layers belonging to s5a). The presence of this material, however, is not related with human activity within this area of the tell mound in this time period, at least for what concerns J04 unit, but with the erosion of the tell surface. At present (i.e., as the results of the 2006 excavation season in J04 unit indicate) there are no evidence of activities carried out within J04 unit in Phase 85-MZA. [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA C99 2010-02-12 The build-up of the tell surface, as already mentioned, is almost 2 meter deep; this is clearly visibile in the long N-S section of J04 unit (cfr. v32 and related subviews). The pottery sherds recovered -while removing the accumulations that build-up the tell mound- allowed us to assigne the layers belonging to the first meter of accumulation (corresponding to stratum s5 and its substraum s5a) to Phase 85-MZA, and those found within the meter below (relative to stratum s12 and its substraum, s12a) to Phase 67-MZA. [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s1-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s2-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s2a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s3-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s5-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
h85MZA I4 2010-02-12 s5a-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
i1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3413 J4i1 Qx10 dM f1 [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3414 J4i1 Qx10 dM f1 [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3415 J4i1 Qx10 dM f1 [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 B10 2010-03-23 personal items [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 B11 2010-03-23 Copper-alloy bracelet with plain, oval sectioned hoop with open and flattened terminals. The bracelet presents a ribben decoration on the external surface. Half missing. [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 J2 2010-03-23 6.10@ preserved lenght [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 J4 2010-03-23 1.30@ maximum wide of bracelet [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 J7 2010-03-23 1.10@ maximum thickness of bracelet [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 K3 2010-03-23 Copper-alloy [Input: U323SC.j]
i1 P5 2010-03-23 To conservation Lab [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 B10 2010-03-23 clay lump [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 B11 2010-03-23 Clay lump trapezoidal in shape with unclear impressions on one of its surfaces. [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 J1 2010-03-23 2.8 [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 J2 2010-03-23 1.7 [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 J7 2010-03-23 1.0 [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 K3 2010-03-23 clay [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 K10 2010-03-23 broken [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 O23 2010-03-23 The photo of this item is missing [Input: U323SC.j]
i2 P5 2010-03-23 To conservation Lab [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 B11 2010-03-23 Copper-alloy nail, flat and rectangular-shaped head, circular shaft. [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 D1 2006-08-15 k100 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 F51 2006-08-15 i3 (metal artifact) sits in f150 (layer) [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 G17 2006-08-15 q282 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 J2 2010-03-23 5 [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 J4 2010-03-23 0.25 [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 J7 2010-03-23 0.8@ maximum thickness of head [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 BA1 2006-08-15 metal artifact [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 BA2 2006-08-15 5 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 BA3 2006-08-15 0.25 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 BA4 2006-08-15 0.25 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 BA9 2006-08-15 bronze nail [Input: Q923CC.j]
i3 K3 2010-03-23 clay [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 K3 2010-03-23 copper-alloy [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 O23 2010-03-23 The photo of this item is missing [Input: U323SC.j]
i3 P5 2010-03-23 To conservation Lab [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 A35 2010-03-07 L_V19d3209 J4v83 Q927 dM [Input: U306SC.j]
i4 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3807 J4i4 Qx07 dM f158 ma [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3818 J4i4 Qx04 dM f158 ma [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 B10 2010-03-07 projectile point [Input: U306SC.j]
i4 B11 2010-03-23 Small-sized copper-alloy projectile point. Lanceolate blade, with rounded midrib, lens-shaped section, undeveloped stem, long and thin tang, which is square-sectioned. The blade is ca. 3.5 cm in lenght, which is almost the same lenght of the tang. [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 C99 2010-03-07 The copper-alloy projectile point was found close to the NE corner of the locus: v83 shows where it was found within f158. A particular view of i4 was taken as well, but unlucky this is unfocused (v83a). [Input: U306SC.j]
i4 J1 2010-03-23 6.2 [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J2 2010-03-23 1.0 [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J4 2010-03-23 0.5@ maximum wide of tang [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J4 2010-03-23 2.0@ maximum wide of blade [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J7 2010-03-23 0.4@ maximum thickness of blade [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J7 2010-03-23 2.0 [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 J99 2010-03-23 Measurements of i4 were taken before the object was sent to the conservation Lab. [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 K3 2010-03-23 copper-alloy [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 O13 2010-03-21 v83 [Input: U321SC3.j]
i4 O13 2010-03-21 v83a [Input: U321SC3.j]
i4 P4 2010-03-23 Sent to Der el Zor Museum at the end of the 2006 excavation season [Input: U323SC.j]
i4 P5 2010-03-23 To conservation Lab [Input: U323SC.j]
i5 A35 2009-01-10 L_V19d3245 J4v94 Q903 pC [Input: Q923SC.j]
i5 A35 2009-01-10 L_V19i3605 -fn Q903 dM wa excavating dog skeleton [Input: Q923SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19d3517 J4i5 Q906 dM f96 saluki dog [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3607 -hPU Q830 dM [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3608 -hPU Q830 dM wa excavating dog skull [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3617 -fn Q830 dM wa skull [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3619 -cCvN Q903 dM wa [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3623 -vN Q904 dM wa [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19i3641 -vNcC Q904 dM wa [Input: U204SC.j]
i5 A98 2009-01-10 When on Q903 we found the skeleton of the saluki dog in pit f86 (located on the E baulk of k84), we assigned to these bones a feature number (i.e., f97). Yesterday, gB explained me that we should have instead assigned an item number to the skeleton of the saluki dog. Therefore, today I labeled the skeleton of the saluki dog as item 5 (i5). [Input: Q923SC.j]
i5 B10 2009-01-10 animal bones [Input: Q923SC.j]
i5 B11 2010-03-01 i5 has been assigned to the skeleton of a saluki dog found within f86, the fill of a pit (f85) located on the east baulk of k84. The skeleton is complete and has been recovered in a very good state of preservation. [Input: U301SC.j]
i5 D1 2006-08-21 k84 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i5 D3 2006-09-04 r75 (38973 51810 - 4384 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
i5 D3 2006-09-04 r76 (38977 51845 - 4384 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
i5 D3 2006-09-04 r77 (38939 51819 - 4379 / Relay location: point) [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
i5 F51 2006-08-21 i5 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q923CC.j]
i5 G1 2010-06-25 a1 [Input: U625SC3.j]
i5 BA1 2006-08-21 animal bones [Input: Q923CC.j]
i5 BA9 2006-08-21 complete skeleton of saluki dog [Input: Q923CC.j]
i5 O13 2010-03-21 v94 [Input: U321SC3.j]
i5 P5 2009-01-10 The saluki dog skeleton has been given to hP [Input: Q923SC.j]
i6 A35 2009-01-10 L_V19i3627 -vNcC Q904 dM wa [Input: Q923SC.j]
i6 A35 2009-01-10 L_V19i3635 -vNcC Q904 dM wa [Input: Q923SC.j]
i6 A98 2009-01-10 On Q903 we found some frog bones (right below i5, the saluki dog skeleton, in the E baulk of k84) which have been labeled as f98. gB explained me that we should have instead assigned an item number to the frog bones. For this reason, we decided to change the label of the frog bones from f98 into item 6 (i6). [Input: Q923SC.j]
i6 B10 2010-03-01 animal bones [Input: U301SC.j]
i6 B11 2010-03-23 i6 has been assigned to some frog bones found below the saluki dog skeleton in f86, the fill of pit f85 located on the E baulk of k84. The frog bones are complete and have been recovered in a very good state of preservation (cfr. rr.75-77, which are the same as i5 since the frog bones where found below the saluki dog skeleton). [Input: U323SC.j]
i6 D1 2006-08-21 k84 [Input: Q923CC.j]
i6 F51 2006-08-21 i6 (animal bones) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q923CC.j]
i6 G1 2010-06-25 a1 [Input: U625SC3.j]
i6 BA1 2006-08-21 animal bones [Input: Q923CC.j]
i6 BA9 2006-08-21 frog bones [Input: Q923CC.j]
i6 P5 2009-01-10 The frog bones have been given to hP [Input: Q923SC.j]
k60 O15 2010-03-21 v66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k61 C1 2006-08-22 We opened this locus today, which is a 500mx500m square. It is delimited by the following markers: m4354 (NE), m4356 (SE), m3668 (SW) and m4244 (NW). The N baulk is only partially preserved (its NW corner is completely missing). We started by removing the topsoil in all the unit (f42, q78). f42 is characterized by the presence of few bushes and is very compact in consistence, and is greyish coloration; once removed it had a platy structure and lots of roots which gave to the soil a dark brown colour; it is poor in pottey sherds. After two pick runs, we assigned a new feature number to the accumulation below the topsoil, which seems to be the same natural accumulation as found in other unit (f43, q79, q81). f43 presents a medium compact consistence, once picked is crumble and present a loose texture, and it is dusty when removed (characteristics similar to the topsoil). It is light brown in colour. [Input: Q822SC.j]
k61 C1 2006-08-23 Today we continued digging f43 in all the unit (q85). f43 is medium compa[ct] [?] and crumble. After two pick runs we decided to change feature number: we assigned f44 [to the] accumulation below, which seems to be the same natural accomulation as f43 (q87, q89, q92, q93) [?] on hardness. f44 it is medium compact with few patckes of soft soil and it is greyish in color. [Tom]ororrow we should reach the bottom of the German trench (N and E to k61): we will then stop digging{?]. Then, we will start to remove a small portion of the S baulk of k61, in order to reach the same [?] in the whole locus. [Input: Q823SC.j]
k61 C1 2006-08-24 Today we continued digging f45 in all the unit (q94, q96, q97, q98). I move some workmen in this unit. At the end of the day we reach the the bottom of the German trench (N and E to k61) and we thus finished digging in k61, at the elevation of m3817 +45 -150. [Input: Q824SC.j]
k61 C1 2006-08-24 Today we assigned a new feature number to the natural accumulation in k61, f45, and start digging it in this locus (q94, q96, q97, q98). f45, which is spread uniformily in all the unit, is very compact in consistence: once picked, it has a platy structure and, once removed, it is crumble and loose in texture. It is greyish in color and rich in pottey sherds. I move more workmen in this unit and at the end of the day we reach the bottom of the German trench dug in 20001 (N and E to [?]) and thus finishing digging in k61. We stop digging in this locus at the elevation of m3817 +45 -150. [Input: U204SC.j]
k61 D1a 2006-09-11 f122 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k61 D1a 2006-09-14 f151 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k61 D1a 2006-09-15 f157 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v80a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k61 O15 2010-03-21 v81a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 C1 2006-08-20 Today we continued digging f35 with the big pick all the unit (q60, q62, q66). At the elevation of q60 the feature was characterized by a compact surface that, once removed with the big pick, presented a soft consistence. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q820SC.j]
k62 C1 2006-08-21 Today we continued digging f35 with the big pick all the unit (q68, q72, q73). At the elevation of q68 the feature was characterizeb by a medium compact consistence. From this q-lot on, the matrix of the soil has no changed, although the patches of soft soil were more unifomily spread within the unit; the feature was also charachetrized by the presence of few roots; in particular, at the elevation of q72 a big root has been removed (120m long, and thick aprox 5 cm). At the elevation of q73 the feature was crumble and very fine in texture, and is same of f29 in k63. So far we have not expose any stone. I am aspecting to expose one/some tomorrow, as we are reaching the same elevation of k82. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. The work in this unit has been a bit slow in the previous days, and therefore we are still very high in elevation. I suppose we will arrive at the same elevation as in k74, k73, k71 and k63 in two working days. [Input: Q821SC.j]
k62 C1 2006-08-22 Today we continued digging f35 with the big pick all the unit (q75, q80). The matrix of the soil is the same as yesterday, and still few big roots are present and uncovered as we dig. f35 is the same of f37 in k63, f36 in k74 and of f38 in k64. At the elevation of q75 we exposed a stone in the NW area of the unit; two other stones have been exposed at elevation of q80: one in the NW corner, the other close to the E section of the unit. At the end of the day we reached the same elevation as in k72 in all the unit. Tomorrow we still have to prepare the E and W section and then we can start removing the S baulk of the unit. [Input: Q822SC.j]
k62 C1 2006-09-03 Today we did not dig in this square but only removed f82, the floating limestone close to the E section (f83, q199). dM took a particular view of the wall f84 (v57, 57a). [Input: Q903SC.j]
k62 C1 2006-09-05 Today we did not worked in this square. We only assigne a new feature number to the two floating stones (and relative pedestal) close to the N baulk of k62: f108 (close to the W section, with the pedestal being f109) and f110 (with the pedestal being f111). [Input: Q905SC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-17 f27 [Input: Q818AS.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-19 f32 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-19 f35 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-24 f46 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-02 f82 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-02 f83 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-02 f84 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-05 f108 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-05 f109 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-05 f110 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-05 f111 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-15 f159 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-22 q83 [Input: Q822CC.j]
k62 D1a 2006-08-30 q157 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
k62 D1a 2006-09-03 q199 [Input: Q906VN.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v24a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v30a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v57a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v69 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v69a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v69b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v69c [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v88a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k62 O15 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k63 C1 2006-08-20 Today we continued digging f37 with the big pick in all the unit (q63). f36 is medium soft, crumble when picked, very fine in texture, a bit clayish (it leaves color on fingers) and a bit dusty when removed. The soil unit is generally soft, and only with few patches are of compact soil. f37 seems to be the same natural accumulation as f36 in k74. It is very soft in consistence (the pick goes down for aprox. 15-20cm), it is characterized by a very fine texture and is a bit clayish. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q820SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-08-21 Today we finished digging f37 with the big pick in all the unit (q69). f37 is characterized by a very soft and very fine texture, it is clayish (it leaves color on fingers) and dusty when removed; f37 is the same of f36 in k74. After two pick run in all the unit we reached the same elevation as in k73 and of the German trench C2 in k71, and therefore we stop digging here (elevation: m4243 +34 -147). I moved the workmen in k73 in order to help the team working there to remove the N baulk. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q821SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-08-24 Today we finished to remove the N baulk (f39, q95). We stop digging this feature at the elevation of m4307 +7 -145. [Input: Q824SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-08-24 Today we started and finished to remove the N baulk of k63 (f46, q99, q100). We stop digging in this unit at the elevation of m4300 +35 -150. [Input: Q824SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-08-24 Yesterday in the afternoon the elevator was set up, and today we start collecting all the pottery sherds recovered with the swifting of the dirt belonging to the whole excavation area. We collected 5 q-logs (q999, q998, q997, q996 and q995) and one item (q995.1). [Input: Q824SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-09-03 Today we started with the cleaning the whole square. However, we did not expose any stone or any bricky accumulation, as instead for k73, but only a very compact natural accumulation. We assigne a new feature number to this accumulation, f90 (q201), which is extend to the whole square. We then start removing the feature with the little pick in the N area of k63. f90 is very compact, and looks to be a wash layer, it is characterized by a platy structure once removed with the little 8and big) pick, it is fine in texture, very compact. Looking at the blocks of soil removed, it it possible to observe to the sedimentation of the soil as water deposit (soil thin at the top, ticher on the bottom). Once we noticed that there was no bricks or any difference in the accumulation below f90, and that f90 was aproximately 8 to 10cm thick, we start digging with the big pick in the whole area. We start exposing a very compact surface, which again looks to be a natural accoumlation, compacted by water. In this square, we have a completey different situation respect to k73. [Input: Q903SC.j]
k63 C1 2006-09-04 Today we continued digging f90 in k63 for the whole day (q204, q207, q211). Before every pick run we decided to dig 100m W and 400S from m4465 with the little pick, in order to check the accumulation/surface below and then dig with the big pick in the whole area. Several pick runs have been done today without notice any change in the consistence and soil matrix in the whole unit. f90 is very compact, and looks to be a surface which has been compacted by water. It is very hard to remove also with the big pick. No stones or bricky material or melted bricks have been found in this locus. It is thus like if that the bricks exposed in the E section of k73 (which indicate the presence of a wall/structure there) and of the two stones f104 (f104.1, f104.2) in the NW corner of k63 (which could be linked with the brick wall or structure exposed in the E section of k73) could have influenced the depositional history in k63. We decided thus to stop digging here and move the team working here in k72. We stop digging here at the elevation of m4465 +44 -126. [Input: Q904SC.j]
k63 C2 2006-09-04 Right in the N section of k73 we found a line of stones, six, medium small in dimension; of these, four are long aprox 40cm each (while two are very small in dimension) running W-E right (f146). These look to be in line with two large stone exposed in k83. It looks like that these stones are in line with the suppose revetment wall as it is exposed in J2 (W to the primary and secondary apron). We thus decided to stop digging in k63 (considering also that in that locus we have not find any particular accumulations, indicating any particular use in that area) and we decided to start digging in k72. Before start digging there, we took some general views of the floating stones located here, before their removal. The stone that we are going to remove are: f12 (and its pedestal, f98), f19.2 and f19.3 (and their pedestal, f100), f101.1 and f101.2 (and their pedestal f102) (v58, v58a). We then took a general view of k82 and k72, toghether with the E section of k82, showing the 200m of natural accumulation on top of/between these floating stones (v59, v59a, v59b). [Input: Q904SC.j]
k63 D1a 2006-08-16 f22 [Input: Q818AS.j]
k63 D1a 2006-08-16 f23 [Input: Q818AS.j]
k63 D1a 2006-08-17 f26 [Input: Q818AS.j]
k63 D1a 2006-08-20 f39 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k63 D1a 2006-09-03 f90 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k63 D1a 2006-09-04 f104 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k63 D1a 2006-09-05 f105 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v11 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v21 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v21a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v22a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v45 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v45a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k63 O15 2010-03-21 v87a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-20 Today we continued digging f34 with the big pick in all the unit (q61, q64). f34 is medium compact in consistence and presents patches of soft soil. At the elevation of q64, a very compact surface has been exposed in the N area of the unit, with an area orange in colour; therefore we expose all the unit with the trowel. Once finsihed to remove the dirt I asked dM to take a picture of the unit (unlucky, a probelm with the camera occurred, and dM told me later that this photo was lost). I think this was a natural surface that has been exposed for a perid which allow it to became very compact. However, both the matrix and the inclusions did not suggest any radical change. We decided to change the feature number at this elevation, and assigne a new feature number to this compacted natural accumulation (f38). Then we started to remove the feature in all the unit with the big pick (q65, q67). Two animal holes has been noticed at the elevation of q67; one is located toward the E section, the secon is 130m W and 35cm N to m3817 (both have been closed with a little plastic bag filled with soil, in order to avoid any contamination with the pottery in the accumulation below). Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q820SC.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-21 Today we continued digging f38 with the big pick in all the unit (q70). f38 is compact soil mixed to patches of soft soil. After every pick run, there is no change in the same matrix soil but the feature is softer in consistence and the patches of compact soil are less spread within the unit. Also in this unit the work has been a bit slow in the previous days, therefore we are still very high in elevation. I think we'll need two working days before arriving at the same elevation as k74, k73, k71 and k63. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q821SC.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-22 Today we continued digging f38 with the big pick in all the unit (q76, q82). As already noticed yestartedy, f38 is characterized by a compact soil mixed to patches of soft soil. The only change I have observed, is that at the elevation of m4301 +53 -145, although the feature presents the same matrix it is very soft in consistence. f38 is characterized by a loose and very fine texture, it is clayish, it leaves color on fingers, and dusty when removed). It is the same of f37 in k63, f36 in k74 and f35 in k62. At this elevation I also noticed that the feature is characterized by the presence of phytolots, which are uniformily spread within all the unit; these are particulary concetrated in the SE corner of the square, giving a light grey-whitish coloration to the soil. After breakfast (Ahmed Hessu and Bengin Amin) have been working here. At the end of the day we reached the same elevation as in k74 in all the unit. Tomorrow we have to prepare the E and W section and then we can start removing the N baulk of the unit. [Input: Q822SC.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-23 Today we started to remove the N baulk, f39 (q88, q90)- The goal was to start and finish [?] remove the N baulk of the locus. The work has been very slow and the workmen removed only in part [?](half). [Input: Q823SC.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-23 Yesterday we finished to work in this locus. Today we started and finish remove the N baulk (f41, q86, q91). We stop digging here at theelevation of m3817 +35-15 [?]. [Input: Q823SC.j]
k64 C1 2006-08-27 Today we start digging again in k64 while bWP put new markers. The new markers are: m4397 (NW corner) and m4398 (NE corner). Since in the last days we have been removing the N baulk in this (as well as in other squares), we assigned a new feature number to the natural accumulation in k64 (f57) in order to avoid possible contamination in the pottery. We treated f57 as a topsoil layer (f57 is the same of f38, the accumulation directly above), thus, after one pick run (q110) we change again feature number (f59) in order to avoid contamination with the pottery in the accumulation below. f59 is the same of f57 (a natural accumulation, directly above) and it is the same of f56 and f58 in k74, and f55 and f61 in k73. f59 (as well as f57) is characterized by the presence of phytolits. These are spread uniformily within all the square. However, in this square the soil is very soft in consistence. f61 is very fine in texture, is a bit clayish (leaves color on fingers) and it is dusty when removed. It is light brown/reddish brown in colour and poor in pottery sherds (q114). [Input: Q827SC.j]
k64 D1a 2006-08-19 f33 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k64 D1a 2006-08-19 f34 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k64 D1a 2006-08-20 f41 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k64 D1a 2006-09-06 f113 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v10a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v23a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v28a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v47 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v47a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v86 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k64 O15 2010-03-21 v86a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 C1 2006-09-09 Today we opened this new locus. k70 is a 500mx500m square and it is delimited by the following markers: m4469 (NW), m4470 (NE), m4471 (SE) and m3666 (NW). We decided to dig only half of the square, i.e. 200N and 400m W to m3666. We started by removing the topsoil (f115, q229) in this area of the square. The topsoil turned to be not particulary thick (aprox. 5cm in depth, whit only few roots; the roots are present until 10cm below f115). Once removed, we assigned f116 (q232, q235, q239) to the accumulation under the topsoil. f116 is completely different by f117 in k80. f116 is compact, although medium soft once removed, it is a bit dusty when removed and it is composed by soil mixed to small fragment of stones and pottery sherds. After the third pickrun we noticed that also in this square the soil was a bit red in colour, although the soil matrix did not looked to be bricky. It to notice that the NW corner of the square was characterized by the presence of several fragments of stones. These were located right on the top of the where we suppose f10 should be located. We started to keep this portion of the square and dig E to this. Once we dug for approximately 50cm in the square, we decided to start removing the W portion of the square, and we start exposing a large stone. Tomorrow we will contine digging here looking for the top of f10 in the NW corner of the square. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k70 C1 2006-09-10 Today we continued digging in the S portion of k70, f116 (q245, q253). After two pickruns we exposed some stones in the NW corner of the square. These are lower in elevation as they apperead in k71, and it looks like if the top of f10 in k70 has been partially removed or reorganized. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k70 D1a 2006-09-09 f116 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k70 D1a 2006-09-18 f166 [Input: QX10SC.j]
k70 D1a 2006-10-08 f169 [Input: QX10SC.j]
k70 D1a 2006-09-09 q242 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k70 D1a 2006-09-10 q253 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v67a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v67b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v78 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v78a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v79 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k70 O15 2010-03-21 v79a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k71 A98 2010-02-04 The unexcavated portion of the locus is 58cm W from m4254 and 300m N from m4254 (r1). [Input: U204SC.j]
k71 C99 2006-09-28 When on Q812 we start digging in k71, we did not assigned a feature number to the cleaning of the surface. The cleaning involved the removal of the dirt accumulated in this locus in the last 7 years, after that a trench running W-E was dug in this portion of the tell mound. The decision to not assigne a feature number to the top accumulation (mostly blown soil) was due to the fact that we did not collect any pottery sherds. While cleaning the locus we recovered only modern inclusions (plastic bags, cans, empty cigarette boxes etc). [Input: Q928SC.j]
k71 C99 2010-03-08 Excavations carried out in J03 and J02 Units indicate that the Apron rests on top of the glacis, and we can therefore suppose that the glacis is probably present also in k71; it could be right below f10 and f50. [Input: U308SC.j]
k71 D1a 2006-08-12 f7 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k71 D1a 2006-08-12 f10 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k71 D1a 2006-08-12 f11 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f11.1 [Input: U625SC.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f11.2 [Input: U625SC.j]
k71 D1a 2006-08-14 f16 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f16.1 [Input: U625SC.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f16.2 [Input: U625SC.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f19.1 [Input: U625SC2.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f19.2 [Input: U625SC2.j]
k71 D1a 2010-06-25 f19.3 [Input: U625SC2.j]
k71 D1a 2010-02-12 f50 [Input: U212SC.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v6a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v15a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v27a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v38a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v59a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v59b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k71 O15 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 C1 2006-08-26 Today we start to remove the E baulk (f47, q104). A small portion is left from today excavation. [Input: Q826SC.j]
k72 C1 2006-08-27 Today we finshed to remove the E baulk (f47, q108) and start digging in the square, while bWP put new markers. The new markers is: m4392 (SW corner). Since in the last days we have been removing the E baulk in this square, as well as in other square, we assigned a new feature number to the natural accumulation in k74 (f54) in order to avoid possible contamination in the pottery. We treated f54 as a topsoil layer, therefore, after one pick run (q112) we change again feature number (f60) in order to avoid possible contamination in the pottery belonging to the accumulation below. f54 is the same of f14, the accumulation directly above. f60 is the same of f54, as well as of f13 in k73. f60 is characterized by the presence of phytolits, and presents a lamination structure. It looks like if sometimes in the past this accumulation has been exposed to water/rain and then compacted. The phytolits are spread uniformily within all the square and give a very compact structure the soil. f60 is very fine in texture, is a bit clayish (leaves color on fingers) and it is characterized by a reddish coloration. f60 is poor in pottery sherds (q115). We decided to expose completey f60 at the top elevation of m4392 +117 -155; at this elevation the surface is uniform and presents only few cm in difference among the top and bottom elevation (top elevation m4392 +117 -155; bottom elevation of m4392 +123 -155). [Input: Q827SC.j]
k72 C1 2006-09-04 Today we start digging again in k72. We start by removing some floating stones and their pedestal: i.e. f12 in the N baulk of k72 (and its pedestal f98, q214), f19.2 and f19.3 close to the W section (with their pedestal f100, q215), and f101.1 and f101.2 close to the W section of the square (with their pedestal f102, q213). Before their removal, we took the relay of each of them (r71 for f19.2, r72 for f19.3, r73 for f101.1 and r74 for f101.2) and then dM took a general view of these stones of k72 (v58, v58a). Tomorrow we start digging f103 in the whole unit. [Input: Q904SC.j]
k72 C1 2006-09-05 Today we started by removing the dirt left from yesterday excavation from the removing of f103. We then start digging f103 (q218). Since I have been asked for workmen we stop digging here, clean the whole unit, and then I send the team working here to J3. Another floating stone has been found in the pedestal of stone f12, f98. I thus assigne a new feature number to this floating stone (f106) and to its pedestal (f107). During the cleaning of the whole locus a tannur has been exposed in the SW area of the square (f112). [Input: Q905SC.j]
k72 C1 2006-09-09 Today we continued digging f103 in k72 (q230, q236, q241). The feature is characterized by the presence of melted bricks, which gave to the feature a very compact surface. In the S area of the square some melted bricks have been exposed. These are in line with the bricks of f93 in k73. In the SE corner and close to E section of the square some tannur fragments have been noticed. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k72 C1 2006-09-10 Today we continued to dig f103 in k72 (q248). While digging in the N area of the square. we start exposing a very compact surface. This is characterized by a very hard surface, which presents small fragment of bricks and little stones (<2mm). This surface slopes toward s, and between the N and S area of the square there are approximately 15-20cm difference in elevation. The surface exposed looks like the "mud glacis" that Jim and rE have been exposing in J3 in this season. f103, instead, it is characterized by a very compact surface, which presents fragments of bricks, which are completely melted. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k72 C2 2006-09-09 Tomorrow we will continue digging f103. We will try to understand better the relationship between the tannur and the bricks in the S area of the square. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k72 C99 2010-03-01 The mud-brick structures exposed in locus k72 (in the E baulk of the locus and wall f161-f162) were not completely exposed in the 2006 excavation season since -with the exception of f93, the bin structure- have been found at the end of the excavation season; for this reason only the top 'face' of these structures has been exposed. [Input: U301SC.j]
k72 C99 2010-03-01 It could be that the bricks found while scraping the section of the E baulk of k72 and k73 (visible in v100 and v101) that we thought could be part of a possible mud-brick wall running N-S just below the baulk, are instead bricks belonging to the collapse of structures located in the S portion of the J04 or more probably in the north portion of J06 area (bf^2), and are part of brickfall bf^1, the brick-melt accumulation that is the top-most part of bf^2. [Input: U301SC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-12 f8 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-12 f12 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-14 f19 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-14 f20 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-27 f54 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f98 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f99 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f100 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f101 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f102 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-04 f103 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-05 f106 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-05 f107 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-05 f112 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-12 f127 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-12 f128 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-12 f129 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-08-13 q13 [Input: Q823PC.j]
k72 D1a 2006-09-09 q241 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v14a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v35a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v38a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v40 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v40a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v51e [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v56a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v56b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v56c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v58a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v59a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v59b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v73a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v73c [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v73d [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v74 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76c [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76d [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v76e [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v98 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v103a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v103b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k72 O15 2010-03-21 v104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k73 C1 2006-08-23 Today we finished to remove the N baulk of k73 (f21, q84). I then moved the team working here [?] and half to k64. [Input: Q823SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-08-26 Today we start to remove the E baulk (f48, q103). A small portion is left from today excavation. [Input: Q826SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-08-27 Today we start digging again in k73 while bwp put new markers. The new markers are: m4394 (SW corner) and m4401 (SE corner). Since in the last days we have been removing both the E and N baulk in this, as well as in other squares, we assigned a new feature number to the natural accumulation in k73 (f55) in order to avoid possible contamination in the pottery. We treated f55 as a topsoil layer; after one pick run (q111) we change again feature number (f61) in order to avoid contamination with the pottery in the accumulation below. f55 is the same of f13, the accumulation above. f61 is a natural accumulation, same as f55, directly above, and of f57 and f59 in k64, and f56 and f58 in k74. f61 (as well as f55) is characterized by the presence of phytolits. These are spread uniformily within all the square; the soil is characterized by patches of compact and soft soil. f61 is very fine in texture, is a bit clayish (leaves color on fingers) and it is dusty when removed. It is light brown/reddish brown in colour. f61 it is poor in pottery sherds (q116). [Input: Q827SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-09-03 Today we started with the cleaning the whole locus. However, we did not expose any ash layer, as expected on the basis of the ashy spots noticed one week ago in the E section of k73. We assigne a new feature number, f89, to the compact and bricky accumulation which characterizes the whole square. We then started to remove the accumulation with the little pick in the N area of k73. Here have been exposed some melted bricks as well as brick still in place, which looks to be part of a wall running SW-NE; these bricks are located 130m W to m4467 and are alligned with two lines of bricks visible in the N section of the square; the grey mortar between them is still preserved and cleary visible. We continued to remove f89 in all the area (q200, q202) it is missing only a little area in the SW corner of the square. At the end of the day k73 is characterized in its whole are by a bricky accumulation. In the NE area of the square, close to the W baulk of the locus some little pebbles have been exposed. They look to be part of a pebble floor, which could be the same as the pebble floor exposed last week in k83. [Input: Q903SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-09-04 Today we continued digging f89 in k73 for the whole day (q205, q209). We assigne a feature number to the bricks that looks to be part of a wall. This wall/structure looks to have a rounded shape but, this shape could be due to the fact that most of the bricks on top are very badly preserved, and thus can give a wrong impression. We define this as a wall, altough it could be possible that in the next days we are going to review this definition. By looking at the wall section three lines of bricks and a grey mortar between them are visible. By digging the bricky accumulation around this wall/structure, we exposed, right in the N section of k73 six stones, medium small in dimension; of these, four are long aproximately 40cm each, while two are very small in dimension. They have a W-E allignment, and look to be in line with two large stone exposed in k83. It looks like that these stones are alligned with the revetment wall as it is exposed in J2 (W to the primary and secondary apron). Today we finished to expose, in the NE area of the square, the pebbles, which seem to be part of a small pebble floor (aproximately 80mx70m), which ends in the E in a small natural floor charachterized by the presence of pottery sherds lying horizontally (aproximately 60mx40m). This pebble floor is at the same elvation and it is alligned with the small pebble floor exposed last week in k83. In the SW area of k73, S to the bricky wall/structure, have been exposed only melted bricks and brick fragments, which gave to the soil a brown colour; it is to noticed also that we did not expose any ash layer, as espected on the basis of the asy spots noticed one week ago in the E section of k73. Both in the NE and SE area of the locus, we have been also exposing only soil mixted with melted bricks and large fragments of bricks. In the E section of the square, instead, some bricks have been found, which looks to be again part of a bricky wall/structure running N-W just in/below the E baulk. They are located at 50m S from m4467, and this structure/wall is well preserved for aproximately 120m in lenght. By looking at the E section, we noticed four lines of grey mortar, therefore it is possible that here we have 4 lines of bricks in place. [Input: Q904SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-09-05 Today we continued digging f89 in k73 (q217). We reached the bottom of f93, the bricky wall, and exposed the small pebble floor f143, W to the bricky wall. f93 sits on top of stones of small dimensions. gB told us that this bricky could be a bin contruction, as found in houses or temples open areas. As noticed already yesterday, the pebble floor f143 W to f93 is at the same elevation and linked with the small pebble floor of k83 (for this reason we assigne them the same feature number, f143). E of f93 we have been digging surfaces characterized by soil mixed with melted bricks and small fragments of brick. [Input: Q905SC.j]
k73 C1 2006-09-06 During the cleaning of top of the E baulk of k73 some bricky fragments have been exposed. They are in line with the bricks noticed yesterday in the E section; they seem to run NW-SE. [Input: Q906SC.j]
k73 C2 2006-09-04 It would be possible that f146, the six stones exposed in the N section of k73, are part of the revetment wall as it is exposed in J2 (W to the primary and secondary apron). We thus decided to stop digging in k63 (considering also that there we did not find any accumulation indicating that that area was used), and to start digging in k72 in order to look for these stones. [Input: Q904SC.j]
k73 C30 2006-09-05 A mistake has been done while digging f89 in k72. We started to remove f89 in the whole square, but once we started to expose f93, the bin, we did not differenciate between the accumulation inside and outside this structure (since its W endind was not preserved, and thus f93 was not fisically separating the two portion of the square). However, this was a mistake. We should have assigned a different feature number for the accumulation inside (N to f93) and outside (S to f93 the bin, although it was the same feature, in order to differenciate a thus have a better record of the pottery. [Input: Q923SC.j]
k73 C99 2006-08-12 In 2001 during a survery in this portion of the Tell Terrace, a trench running W-E (C10) was dug, and k73, is located partially within the cut of this trench. The area were C10 was dug, interest today the NW portion of k73, in particular, falls within the N baulk of k73. This trench was back-filled for safety reasons at the end of the 2001 excavation season (as it is possible to see in J04t4, or view 4 (V19d3005) that shows the locus before we start digging in k73). The bottom of the trench was partially covered with pieces of a wide and thick yellow nylon, as reminder of the bottom elevation reached during the investigation carried out in the locus and in view of the trench back-fill. Only a small portion of the N baulk was not back-filled (aprox. 1m W in the NW baulk), as cleary visible in view J04t4, or view 4 (V19d3005). Furthermore, view J4v38a (V19d3074), shows, although is a genearl view of k71-74, partially f65 (the baulk, which is moslty the back-fill of the German trench) and the bottom of f60, with a small fragment of nylon visible in v38a, in the NW portion of the locus. [Input: U119SC.j]
k73 C99 2010-03-01 The mud-brick structures exposed in locus k73 (in the E baulk and in the SE corner of the locus) were not completely exposed in the 2006 excavation season since -with the exception of f93, the bin structure- have been found at the end of the excavation season; for this reason only the top 'face' of these structures has been exposed. [Input: U301SC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-08-12 f3 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-08-12 f9 [Input: Q813PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-08-15 f21 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-04 f93 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f140 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f142 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f143 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f148 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f149 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f152 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f153 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f154 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-14 f155 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-18 f161 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-18 f162 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-08-31 q179 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-12 q270 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k73 D1a 2006-09-13 q275 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v16a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v31a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k73 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
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k74 C1 2006-08-20 Today we started digging f36 with the big pick in all the unit (q58). f36 is medium soft, crumble when picked, fine in texture, a bit clayish (it leaves color on fingers) and dusty when removed. The soil unit is generally soft, and only with few patches are of compact soil. f36 seems to be the same natural accumulation as f37 in k63. We have almost reached the same elevation as in k73 and of the German trench C2 in k71, therefore, by tomorrow morning, before breakfast, I will move the workmen to another unit. Finished the day by cleaning the unit and respective baulks. [Input: Q820SC.j]
k74 C1 2006-08-21 Today we finished to dig f36 with the big pick in all the unit (q71). f36 is still characterized by a soft and very fine texture, it is a bit clayish (it leaves color on fingers) and dusty when removed, and is poor in pottery sherds; f36 is the same of f37 in k63. After one pick run in all the unit we reached the same elevation as in k73 and of the German trench C2 in k71. Therefore we stop digging here (elevation: m3815 +36 -147). I moved the workmen in k82 and k83 in order to "prepare" the E section. After Masood Bijou and his team finished to "prepare"the E section of these units, they start removing the N baulk of k73 (f40, q74). While removing the topsoil and the first accumulation in the N baulk of k73 we recovered a fragment of modern glass as well as an islamic pottery sherd (q74.1). [Input: Q821SC.j]
k74 C1 2006-08-22 Today we continued and finished to remove the N baulk of k73 (f40, q77). We stop digging at the elevation of m4245 +39 -143. I would have liked to move the workmen in k72 in order to remove the N baulk of this unit. However, given that after tomorrow I would like to take a general view of J4 without all the W-E baulk within the various units, I moved half of the team (Masood Bijou, Ahmed Hessu) that was working in k74 to k64 and the other half (Kawa Hassu, Bengin Amin and Salah Sadi) in k61. These unit are still very hight in elevation. The team working in74 is working really very well since the very first day of the excavation. [Input: Q822SC.j]
k74 C1 2006-08-26 Today we start to remove the E baulk (f49, q102). This baulk has been cut and used as a ramp. Tomorrow we are planning to finish to remove the dirt beloning to the portion cut of this baulk. [Input: Q826SC.j]
k74 C1 2006-08-27 Today we start digging again in k74 while bwp put new markers. The new markers are: m4399 (NW corner) and m4400 (NE corner). Since in the last days we have been working removing both the E and N baulk in this as well as in other square, we assigned a new feature number to the natural accumulation in k74 (f56) in order to avoid possible contamination in the pottery. We treated f56 as a topsoil layer: f56 is the same of f36, the accumulation above, thus, after one pick run (q109) we change again feature number (f58) in order to avoid contamination with the pottery belonging to the accumulation below. f58 is the same of f56 (directly above , which is a natural accumulation,) and it is the same of f57 and f59 in k64, and of f55 and f61 in k73. The feature is very fine in texture, is a bit clayish (leaves color on fingers), dusty when removed and it is light brown/reddish brown in colour. f58 is also characterized by the presence of phytolits. These are spread uniformily within all the square; at the elevation of q113 they turn to be more concentrated in the S area, giving to the soil a very compact consistence. Some animal bones have been found at the elevation of m4400 +100 -155 in the S area of the square and on the E baulk of k74. [Input: Q827SC.j]
k74 C1 2006-09-03 Today we did not dig in this locus. However, we decided to remove a floating limestones in the N baulk of k74. We thus assigned a new feature number to the stone, f91 (which is located at 20cm S to the NE corner of the square) and to its pedestal (f92) before their removal. [Input: Q903SC.j]
k74 D1a 2006-08-17 f28 [Input: Q818AS.j]
k74 D1a 2006-08-19 f36 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k74 D1a 2006-08-20 f40 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k74 D1a 2006-09-03 f91 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k74 D1a 2006-09-03 f92 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k74 D1a 2006-09-18 f163 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k74 D1a 2006-08-30 q158 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
k74 D1a 2006-08-31 q178 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
k74 D1a 2006-09-12 q271 [Input: Q910CC.j]
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k80 C1 2006-09-09 Today we opened this new locus. k80 is a 500mx500m square and it is delimited by the following markers: m4473 (NE), m4474 (SE), m4246 (SW) and m4472 (NW). We decided to dig only half of the square, i.e. 200N and 400m W to m4246. We started by removing the topsoil and some little bushes (f114, q228) in this area of the square. The topsoil turned to be not particulary thick (aprox. 5cm in depth, whit only few roots being present up to 10cm under the topsoil). Once removed, we assigned f117 (q234) to the accumulation under the topsoil. f117 presents a crumble and soft consistence, it is a bit dusty when removed, and it is composed by reddish bricky material; this bricky material is loose and spread in all the portion of the square we are investigating. After the third pickrun, this reddish bricky material turned to be very compact and characterized by pieces of whitish plaster/inclusions. As for k81, where this layer has been exposed previously (f17, f18), we think that this bricky material is the red packing" found in J02, interpreted as being part of a possible "tower" or similar structure on the top of the starircase or on the temple terrace. In the morning, we agreed with fAB that, if the bricky material turned to be compact, we would have stop digging in this square. Since, after the third pickrun this reddish bricky material turned to be very compact (especially in the W area of the square), we decided to clean the whole surface and to stop digging in this square. However, during the cleaning of the surface with the trowel, we expose a tannur in the E portion of the locus. The tannur is located right below a stone, small in dimension. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k80 C2 2006-09-09 Given the presence of the tannur, fAB underlined that the bricky material, is a accumulation which abuts the tannur, in spite of its compactness, which means it belong more probably to a structure of the temple terrace. He therefore suggested to try to understand the relationship between this red layer and the red layer we found in the N section of k81, and see if they are linked or whether they belong to a different structure. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k80 D1a 2006-09-09 f117 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k80 D1a 2006-09-18 f164 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k80 D1a 2006-09-18 f165 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k80 O15 2010-03-21 v68 [Input: U321SC3.j]
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k81 D1a 2006-08-14 f17 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k81 D1a 2006-08-14 f18 [Input: Q815MNH.j]
k81 D1a 2006-09-04 f94 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k81 D1a 2006-09-10 q251 [Input: Q910CC.j]
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k82 C1 2006-09-09 Today we continued to dig in k82. We started by removing f75 (q231) in the S area of the square. This layer was approximately 5cm in height. Once removed we expose f77, a very compact surface already noticed two weeks ago while digging 180m N from r35 in this square. We did a general cleaning of this compact accumulation in the S area of the square (i.e. 80m N and 200m E from r35, q233); we then stop digging in this square. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-08-24 f51 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k82 D1a 2006-08-30 f77 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-04 f95 [Input: Q904SC3.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-11 f123 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f130 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f131 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f132 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f133 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f134 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-09-12 f135 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k82 D1a 2006-08-30 q155 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
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k82 O15 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
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k82 O15 2010-03-21 v53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
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k82 O15 2010-03-21 v56 [Input: U321SC2.j]
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k83 C1 2006-08-26 Today we start and finished to remove the E baulk (f52, q101, q105). [Input: Q826SC.j]
k83 C1 2006-09-09 We start by removing few cm close to the S baulk of k83, where on thuesday, a plastic fragment was noticed in a little area which was 5cm higher in elevation respect the square (50cm N and 40cm W to the NE corner of N baulk). Once we reached the same elevation of the square, we start digging f78 (q237) in front of the line of large stones exposed in the square last week (i.e 100m N and 400m W to the NE corner of N baulk). f78 is as noticed before, characterized by very compact layer, light grey in colour, soft once removed. By digging in this small portion of the square, we started exposing three different surface, approximately every 5cm, all flat and characterized by a compact surface, that once removed it is soft in consistence. These surfaces are characterized by the presence of pottery sherds and little pebbles (<4cm in diameter). At the elevation of m4408 +116 -138 in the S area of the square, close to the S baulk, we noticed a change in the surface: a small area characterized by a very fine texture and which is dark brown in colour. This is the same of f79 in k84. Two stones have been partially exposed, one close to the S baulk of the square. Tomorrow we will continue to dig in k83. We want to investigate whether other stones are located here. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k83 C1 2006-09-10 Today we continued digging in the S portion of k83 (i.e. 70m N and 360m E to m4409). Yesterday, at the end of the day we expose a very compact surface, fine in texture and dark brown in colour. Today we assigned a new feature number to this accumulation, f119, and start digging it (q246). Few pottery sherds have been collected, and, among these, some Habur sherds. f119 is the same of f118 in the N area of k84. At the bottom elevation of q246 a ash layer has been noticed in the NW corner of the excavated square. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k83 C33 2010-03-18 Unlucky there are no photos showing k83 before we start digging in this locus in the 2006 excavation season. J02t61 shows the mentioned square at the end of the 2004 excavation season, showing the different elevations that characterize this locus. [Input: U315SC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-08-26 f52 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k83 D1a 2006-08-30 f78 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-10 f119 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f139 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f141 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f144 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f145 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f146 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-09-14 f147 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-10-03 f167 [Input: QX10SC.j]
k83 D1a 2006-10-03 f168 [Input: QX10SC.j]
k83 O15 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
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k84 C1 2006-08-27 We finished to remove the N portion of the E baulk of k84 (f53, q107). [Input: Q827SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-03 Since from yesterday excavation we realize that we missed the pit f86 while digging in k84, today we started by cleaning the S section of k84 in order to look for the pit in this section, in order to record its top and bottom elevation. However, also in this section the topmost part of the pit is not really visible as well as the bottom; only the central portion of the pit is cleary visible. The bottom of the pit, however, seems to be located on top of a very compact accumulation (which is visible also in the E and N baulk of k84) which seems to be a bricky melted type of accumulation. Being the understanding of the stratigraphy difficult also by looking at this section, we decided to start digging the pit in the E baulk of the square (f86, q196). The idea being to first recover the wolf/dog bones, and then to look for the bottom of the pit in this baulk. After 8cm we start finding the wolf/dog skeleton (i5): Kamiran Hussein toghether with cC and vN started to expose the very carefully the bones (r75, r76, r77). After breakfast hPU came in our unit; he shortly explained how to remove the soil above and between the bones and told us that these bones probably belong to a saluki dog, a particular kind of hunting/racing dog. He will come back to the filed later in the day. If these bones really belong to a saluki dog, this represents a very important recovery. In fact, this dog is known mainly by sealing impressions, and, up to date, only two sheleton have been found in Northern Syria, in later contexts. In k84, instead, we are in Mittani levels (all the pottery found within these accumulations have been checked by mKB, and dated to Mittani period). Therefore, this could represent the oldest speciment of saluki dog recovered in this Northern Syria up to date. hPU told us also that the group of small bones recovered within the saluki dog (at the height of its legs) belong to a frog (i6). Today we started digging also in the S area of k84 (i.e. 120m N and 300m W from m3830). We started by removing the topsoil (f87, q197) and the accumulation below it (f88, q198). However, we stop digging almost immediatly in this portion of k84 since I have been asked for some workmen. I send the team working here (2P, 2S, 1W) to J03. [Input: Q903SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-04 Today cC and vN removed f96, the saluki bones (f97=i5, q208). A sample of the soil within these bones has been also collected for further analysis (q208.1). Once they finished, they start digging the fill of the pit in the E and N baulk of the square (f86, q210), helped by Kamiran Hussein, in order to look for the bottom of the pit. At the same time we continued digging in the S area of k84 (i.e. 120m N and 300m W from m3830), removing f88, the natural accumulation we have been digging also in k72, k72, k74 as well as k63 and k64 in the first weeks of the excavation (q206, q212). [Input: Q904SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-05 Today cC and vN finished to dig the pit f86 (q219) in the N baulk of k84, reaching its bottom (located at the elevation of m4410 +70 -140). dM took a particular view of the bottom of the pit (v60). I then move the workmen (Kamiran Hussein and his team) to remove f80, the N baulk of k84 (q220, q222, q223, q224, q225). While digging this feature we expose, at the elevation of m4377 +78 -119, a very compact surface. This surface is characterized by the presence of pebbles and it is rich in pottery and lithic artifacts, such as fragments of hammers and of stones; these stones are polished from use, which suggests that they have been used as a tool (q223.1, q223.2, q224.1 and q224.2). From today excavation is still left a small portion of the baulk (100m from m4412). We'll finish to remove tomorrow. [Input: Q905SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-06 Today we finished to remove the N baulk in k84, f80 (q226, q227). We finish digging here at the elevation of m4450 +54 -121. Just 15cm N to m4412, close to the bottom of the N baulk in k84, I have noticed a fragment of plastic. This therefore belong to the investigation that mH and aP conducted here in the 2004 archaeological season. The elevation of the plastic is m4410 +57 -121. [Input: Q906SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-09 Today we continued digging in the N portion of k84 (i.e. 180m S and 300m E to m4503). We dug f79 (q238, 243). We want to investigate this square, while digging also in the S area of k83, in order to look what happened in this portion of the unit, and understand if here there is or not the Apron. f79 is characterized by a compact soil (which very soft once removed) which presents a crumble a very loose texture; f79 it is dark brown in colour and it is rich in phytolits (which give a platy structure to the accumulation when it is removed with the pick) and in organic materials. Also today several animal bones have been recovered in this portion of the square. At the elevation of q243 the feature is very compact, and very fine in texture; once removed it is very soft and smooth; the soil is wet and this give to the feature a very dark coloration. [Input: Q909SC.j]
k84 C1 2006-09-10 Today we continued digging the natural accumulation f88 (q249) in the S portion of k84 (i.e. 120m N and 400m E to m3830). We then assigned a new feature number to the "false" baulk we left between the S and the N portion of k84 (for safety reason): (f138, q250), since we are planning to remove it. Before starting its removal, we first dug the portion of f86 (the pit) left in the S section of k84 (q252). No bones have been recovered while digging the small portion of f86. While doing so, another team was digging the N are of k84. Yesterday, at the end of the day, we reached also in this portion of the square a very compact surface, fine in texture and dark brown in colour. This is the same of f119 in the S area of k83. We then took a general view of k84 and k83 showing the similar accumulation in both two portions of squares (v63, v63a, v63b, v63c, v63d). We assigned a new feature number to this accumulation, f119, and start digging it in the area 70m N and 360m E to m4409 (q246). Few pottery sherds have been collected, and, among these, some Habur sherds (we decided to show some of them to mKB in order to know the exact periodization). In digging f119 five stones, small in dimensions have been exposed. gB and fAB came in the field after breakfast. We had a brief discussion about the strategy for the work we have to carry out in J4 before the end of the excavation. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k84 C2 2006-09-10 Given the need of workmen in J1, we decided to change a bit the strategy we planned last friday (Q908), in occasion of the weekly meeting with all J4 and Mozan staff in the field. We thus decided not to dig in k80 as well as k61 and k82, and leave the unanswered questions related with these locus open for next year excavation season. We decided that the priority now is to understand whether in k84 we can find the primary Apron, and then understand the bin structure in k73. We thus decided to remove the N baulk of k84, and dig the N area of k84 toghether with the S area of k83 in order to have a larger portion and therefore be more able to identifie possible floor surfaces or changes within the same area. A concern of gB was then given by the possibility that we could undermine the wall f129. We thus decided that we will leave 100m E from m4503, in order to not undermine or loose information useful (the face of the wall or floors abbutting the wall in its E face). At the end of the day we thus start removing the N baulk of k84, f80 (q255, q256). Before removing the baulk, I draw and then I took a general view of the N section (v64, v64a, v64b, v64c, v64d). Tomorrow we'll start digging the N area of k84 toghether with the S area of k83 as if it were a unique square. By having a larger portion to investigate we hope to have a better understanding of this portion of our unit. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k84 C33 2010-03-18 Unlucky there are no photos showing k84 before we start digging in this locus at the beginning of the 2006 excavation season. J02t61 shows the mentioned square at the end of the 2004 excavation season, when this area was investigated as part of J02 unit; J02t61 shows the different elevations that characterize this locus. v5a (taken on Q813 by dM), shows -partially- the southern part of k84. [Input: U315SC.j]
k84 C99 2006-09-10 Since we found some Habur sherds in k84 as well as in k72, we decided to give some q-lots to mKB from today excavation in order to know their periodization. [Input: Q910SC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-08-26 f53 [Input: Q903PC2.j]
k84 D1a 2006-08-29 f72 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-03 f88 [Input: Q903PC3.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-10 f118 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-13 f138 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-08-21 i5 [Input: Q923CC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-08-21 i6 [Input: Q923CC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-03 q197 [Input: Q906VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-03 q198 [Input: Q906VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-05 q222 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-05 q223 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-05 q224 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-05 q225 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-06 q226 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-05 q227 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-09 q243 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-10 q250 [Input: Q910VN.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-10 q252 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-10 q254 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k84 D1a 2006-09-10 q255 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v26 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v26a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v42 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v43 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v43a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v48 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v52 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v52a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v54a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v55a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v60a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v61a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v61b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v61c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v64a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v64b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v64c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v64d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v89a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k84 O15 2010-03-21 v102 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v19a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v19b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v19c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v19d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v32a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v32b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v32c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v32d [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v34a [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v34b [Input: U321SC2.j]
k92 O15 2010-03-21 v34c [Input: U321SC2.j]
k100 A35 2010-02-04 L_V19d3250 J4v94 Qx08 sC [Input: U204SC.j]
k100 C1 2006-09-15 Today we dig only in k100. We continued to remove f150 in the whole locus, i.e. 280m N and 270m W to r134 (q282). f150 present a compact top surface, that, once removed, it very soft in consistence, and it presents a blocky structure; it is fine in texture, wet, dark brown in color, with small fragments of charchoal which are spread in all the locus; it is not particulary rich in pottery sherds, while several bones have been collected. f150 slopes toward the S portion of the square; this difference in elevation is approximately between 10 to 15cm; this difference charcterized also the SW to the SE. A small fragment of a spatula, in bronze, has been recovered while digging this feature (i3). After the first pick run two large ash lenses have been noticed, close to the N section of the locus (i.e. located at 50cm N and 1m from r89). I took a particular view (v75) and we continued to remove the feature. After the second pick run, we exposed a different surface, characterized by a red coloration: this is a bricky melted layer. We assigned a new feature number to this accumulation, f158, and start digging it in the whole locus (q283). As for f150, also f158 slopes toward the S portion of the square; its top elevation, close to the N section of the locus, is m4502 -55 -166, while close to the S section of the locus is m4502 -68 -166. In a small area close to the N section of k100 f158 is characterized by the presence of brick fragments (i.e. 70cmW and 50cm S from r89). We took a particular view of this small area, and then we start digging f158 (v82, v82a). gB come to our unit, and, suggest to reduce the area we are investigating of 1m, since tomorrow will be the last day of the excavation, And we still need to dig between 35 to 45cm in order to reach the same elevation fo the 4th and 3rd step of the primary Apron in J2. We thus left 100m N from r134, and start digging f158. f158 is a bricky melted layer, very soft and easy to remove. A nice fragment of bronze spatula has been recovered while digging f158 (i4). Given that f158 is very wet, I was really surprised for the nice condition of preservation: the bronze it is very well preserved and does not present any corrosion. I took a particular view of i4, and then we continued digging f158. At the end of the day (and after digging f158 only the first pick run), we expose another compact surface, which is characterized by a red colour, white inclusions (calcium?) and charcoal. Tomorrow we will assigne a new fature number, we will take a photo and and we will start to remove it. [Input: Q915SC.j]
k100 C1 2006-09-16 Today was the last day of excavation for this season. We continued digging f158. After one pick run, at the elevation of m4502 +76 -171, we found a very compact and hard surface, sloping S. We decided to expose it all and to give a new feature number (f160). f160 is very compact and has a platy structure. After a pick run f160 is characterized by the presence of melted bricks, small fragments of chalcite, broken stones (10cm) and phytolits, and seems that has been 'exposed' for a long period to water. A patch of ash (aprox. 50cm in diameter) was very marked (located aprox. at 20cm W from the E baulk of k100). After a brief meeting in the field with gB and J04 staff, we decided to dig a small sounding, reducing the area of excavation in k100 to 100cmx100cm (which has been relayed from r89), in order to reach the goal for this season, i.e., find the steps of the primary Apron here (or, eventually, discover that they are not located here as we where thinking) given that we are, within k100 (in the portion of the locus where f158 has been exposed) almost at the same elevation as the 3rd step of the so called 'moumental staircase' J02f130. We did dug for aprox. 50cm (f160), without exposing any stone. Thus, we decided to do some soundings with a metal stick (long aprox. 50cm) in order to chech if there is any stone within f160, but no stones have been intercepted: this thus indicates that the Apron does not continue in J04 area, and that wall f128 and f129 are the boudary to the east of the Apron. v98 shows that the Apron, as it has been found in J02 unit, does not continue in k71 (we reach in the NW corner of locus k100 the same elevation as the 3rd step of staircase J02f130). We stop digging in this locus, with the aim of re-thinking about the organization of the area east to the 'moumental staircase' J02f130 and wall J02f129, since, the idea that Apron could have had a specular structure, as we suppose at the beginning of this excavation season, turned out to be incorrect. [Input: Q918SC.j]
k100 C2 2006-09-15 Tomorrow will be the last day of excavation. In order to be sure that there is not Apron here, we have to reach in this square the elevation of the 3rd step of the Apron, as it is exposed in J2. At the end of today, we have almost reach the elevation of the 4th step. [Input: Q915SC.j]
k100 C99 2010-02-04 v90 shows that the Apron as it has been found in J02 area does not continue in k71 (we reach in the NW corner of locus k100 the same elevation as the 3rd step of staircase f130 in J02). We did some soundings with a metal stick long aprox. 50cm in order to chech if there was any stone within f160, but no stones have been intercepted; therefore, the Apron does not continue east to wall J02f129 and thus in J04 unit, and we may thus now think that walls J02f128 and J02f129 are the boundary, on the east, of the Apron. [Input: U204SC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-12 f125 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-12 f126 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-13 f137 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-14 f156 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-15 f158 [Input: Q922PC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-08-15 i3 [Input: Q923CC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-13 q276 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-15 q283 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k100 D1a 2006-09-16 q285 [Input: Q910CC.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v70a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v70b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v70c [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v75 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v75a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v75b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v82 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v82a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v82b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v83 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v83a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v84a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v84b [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v84c [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v84d [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v85 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v85a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v90 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v90a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v91 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v91a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v95 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v95a [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v97 [Input: U321SC3.j]
k100 O15 2010-03-21 v99 [Input: U321SC3.j]
q13 A21 2006-08-13 pottery [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D1 2006-08-13 k72 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D13 2006-08-13 m3664 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D16 2006-08-13 157 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D20 2006-08-13 m4252 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D21 2006-08-13 400s [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D21 2006-08-13 400w [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D22 2006-08-13 106 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D23 2006-08-13 10 [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 D99 2006-08-13 starting to remove baulk [Input: Q823PC.j]
q13 F51 2006-08-13 q13 (pottery) sits in f8 (accumulation D) [Input: Q823PC.j]
q83 A21 2006-08-22 pottery [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D1 2006-08-22 k62 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D13 2006-08-22 4305 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D16 2006-08-22 145 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D20 2006-08-22 4305 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D21 2006-08-22 400E [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D21 2006-08-22 400S [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D22 2006-08-22 23 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D23 2006-08-22 10 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 D99 2006-08-22 pottery recovered in same elev as 79 [Input: Q822CC.j]
q83 F51 2006-08-22 q83 (pottery) sits in f35 (accumulation D) [Input: Q822CC.j]
q155 A21 2006-08-30 pottery [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D1 2006-08-30 k82 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D13 2006-08-30 m4413 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D16 2006-08-30 100 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D20 2006-08-30 r34 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D21 2006-08-30 50n [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D21 2006-08-30 50w [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D22 2006-08-30 159 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D23 2006-08-30 70 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 D99 2006-08-30 removing pedestal st with BP [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q155 F51 2006-08-30 q155 (pottery) sits in f74 (accumulation D) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 A21 2006-08-30 pottery [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D1 2006-08-30 k62 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D13 2006-08-30 m4403 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D16 2006-08-30 106 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D20 2006-08-30 m4305 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D21 2006-08-30 400e [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D21 2006-08-30 400s [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D22 2006-08-30 49 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D23 2006-08-30 8 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 D99 2006-08-30 removing f with BP [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q157 F51 2006-08-30 q157 (pottery) sits in f66 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 A21 2006-08-30 bones, pottery [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D1 2006-08-30 k74 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D13 2006-08-30 m4393 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D16 2006-08-30 106 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D20 2006-08-30 m3833 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D21 2006-08-30 150w [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D21 2006-08-30 400n [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D22 2006-08-30 66 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D23 2006-08-30 5 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 D99 2006-08-30 removing layer concentration pottery E corner [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q158 F51 2006-08-30 q158 (bones, pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q166 I99 2006-09-04 Full number is J4q166 dated Q830. This lot come from f78: this feature overlays and abuts some of the stones of the possible Apron in J4 (f139, f141, f146). From mKB analysis of q166 (mKB Q903) results that the datation of the pottery recovered in this q-lot is uncertain. However, a different information comes from the analysis of q237. [Input: Q904SC2.j]
q178 A21 2006-08-31 pottery [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D1 2006-08-31 k74 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D13 2006-08-31 m4399 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D16 2006-08-31 139 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D20 2006-08-31 m4399 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D21 2006-08-31 200e [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D21 2006-08-31 200s [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D22 2006-08-31 82 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D23 2006-08-31 10 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 D99 2006-08-31 pottery recovered while excavating nw area of the square [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q178 F51 2006-08-31 q178 (pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 A21 2006-08-31 pottery [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D1 2006-08-31 k73 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D13 2006-08-31 m4401 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D16 2006-08-31 66 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D20 2006-08-31 m4401 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D21 2006-08-31 100e [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D21 2006-08-31 400n [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D22 2006-08-31 82 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D23 2006-08-31 40 [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 D99 2006-08-31 start removing baulk [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q179 F51 2006-08-31 q179 (pottery) sits in f48 (mix feature) [Input: Q904PC4.j]
q197 A21 2006-09-03 pottery [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D1 2006-09-03 k84 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D13 2006-09-03 3814 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D16 2006-09-03 147 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D20 2006-09-03 3830 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D21 2006-09-03 120 N [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D21 2006-09-03 250 W [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D22 2006-09-03 99 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D23 2006-09-03 10 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 D99 2006-09-03 removing ts with bp [Input: Q906VN.j]
q197 F51 2006-09-03 q197 (pottery) sits in f87 (topsoil) [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 A21 2006-09-03 pottery [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D1 2006-09-03 k84 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D13 2006-09-03 3814 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D16 2006-09-03 145 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D20 2006-09-03 3830 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D21 2006-09-03 120 N [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D21 2006-09-03 250 W [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D22 2006-09-03 89 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D23 2006-09-03 10 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 D99 2006-09-03 removing ad with Bp [Input: Q906VN.j]
q198 F51 2006-09-03 q198 (pottery) sits in f88 (accumulation D) [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 A21 2006-09-03 bones, pottery [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D1 2006-09-03 k62 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D13 2006-09-03 4443 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D16 2006-09-03 119 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D20 2006-09-03 r 70 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D21 2006-09-03 40 S [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D21 2006-09-03 50 W [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D22 2006-09-03 70 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D23 2006-09-03 10 [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 D99 2006-09-03 removing pedestal of stone with BP [Input: Q906VN.j]
q199 F51 2006-09-03 q199 (bones, pottery) sits in f83 (accumulation D) [Input: Q906VN.j]
q222 A21 2006-09-05 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D1 2006-09-05 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D13 2006-09-05 m4377 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D16 2006-09-05 119 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D20 2006-09-05 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D21 2006-09-05 100 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D21 2006-09-05 120 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D22 2006-09-05 78 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D23 2006-09-05 60 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 D99 2006-09-05 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q222 F51 2006-09-05 q222 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 A21 2006-09-05 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D1 2006-09-05 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D13 2006-09-05 m4377 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D16 2006-09-05 119 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D20 2006-09-05 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D21 2006-09-05 100 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D21 2006-09-05 120 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D22 2006-09-05 68 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D23 2006-09-05 60 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 D99 2006-09-05 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q223 F51 2006-09-05 q223 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 A21 2006-09-05 bones, pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D1 2006-09-05 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D13 2006-09-05 m4477 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D16 2006-09-05 119 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D20 2006-09-05 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D21 2006-09-05 100 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D21 2006-09-05 120 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D22 2006-09-05 58 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D23 2006-09-05 60 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 D99 2006-09-05 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q224 F51 2006-09-05 q224 (bones, pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 A21 2006-09-05 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D1 2006-09-05 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D13 2006-09-05 m4477 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D16 2006-09-05 119 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D20 2006-09-05 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D21 2006-09-05 100 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D21 2006-09-05 120 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D22 2006-09-05 58 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D23 2006-09-05 60 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 D99 2006-09-05 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q225 F51 2006-09-05 q225 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 A21 2006-09-06 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D1 2006-09-06 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D13 2006-09-06 m4467 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D16 2006-09-06 75 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D20 2006-09-06 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D21 2006-09-06 100 E [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D21 2006-09-06 100 N [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D22 2006-09-06 21 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D23 2006-09-06 40 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 D99 2006-09-06 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q226 F51 2006-09-06 q226 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 A21 2006-09-05 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D1 2006-09-05 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D13 2006-09-05 m4477 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D16 2006-09-05 119 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D20 2006-09-05 r80 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D21 2006-09-05 100 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D21 2006-09-05 120 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D22 2006-09-05 58 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D23 2006-09-05 15 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 D99 2006-09-05 removing with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q227 F51 2006-09-05 q227 (pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q237 I99 2006-09-04 Full number is J4q237 dated Q923. This lot come from f78: this feature overlays and abuts some of the stones of the possible apron in J4. From mKB analysis of q237 results that all the pottery sherds contained here are all Mittani sherds (mKB Q915). [Input: Q904SC2.j]
q241 A21 2006-09-09 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D1 2006-09-09 k72 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D13 2006-09-09 m4466 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D16 2006-09-09 136 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D20 2006-09-09 m4466 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D21 2006-09-09 200 W [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D21 2006-09-09 400 N [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D22 2006-09-09 127 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D23 2006-09-09 10 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 D99 2006-09-09 removing f with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q241 F51 2006-09-09 q241 (pottery) sits in f103 (dump^1) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 A21 2006-09-09 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D1 2006-09-09 k70 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D13 2006-09-09 m4471 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D16 2006-09-09 138 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D20 2006-09-09 m3666 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D21 2006-09-09 200 N [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D21 2006-09-09 400 E [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D22 2006-09-09 78 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D23 2006-09-09 10 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 D99 2006-09-09 removing f with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q242 F51 2006-09-09 q242 (pottery) sits in f116 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 A21 2006-09-09 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D1 2006-09-09 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D13 2006-09-09 m4409 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D16 2006-09-09 139 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D20 2006-09-09 m4503 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D21 2006-09-09 170 S [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D21 2006-09-09 360 E [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D22 2006-09-09 121 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D23 2006-09-09 10 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 D99 2006-09-09 removing f with BP [Input: Q910VN.j]
q243 F51 2006-09-09 q243 (pottery) sits in f79 (accumulation B) [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 A21 2006-09-10 pottery [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D1 2006-09-10 k84 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D13 2006-09-10 m3830 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D16 2006-09-10 137 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D20 2006-09-10 m3830 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D21 2006-09-10 200 N [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D21 2006-09-10 400 w [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D22 2006-09-10 136 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D23 2006-09-10 140 [Input: Q910VN.j]
q250 D99 2006-09-10 Baulk between K84 S and K84 N small pick [Input: Q910VN.j]
q251 A21 2006-09-10 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q251 D1 2006-09-10 k81 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q251 D99 2006-09-10 not digged [Input: Q910CC.j]
q251 F51 2006-09-10 q251 (pottery) sits in f15 (topsoil) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 A21 2006-09-10 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D1 2006-09-10 k84 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D13 2006-09-10 m3814 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D16 2006-09-10 138 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D22 2006-09-10 96 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D23 2006-09-10 60 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 D99 2006-09-10 pit baulk k84 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q252 F51 2006-09-10 q252 (pottery) sits in f86 (fill) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 A21 2006-09-10 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D1 2006-09-10 k70 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D13 2006-09-10 m4471 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D16 2006-09-10 103 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D20 2006-09-10 m3666 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D21 2006-09-10 200e [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D21 2006-09-10 200n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D22 2006-09-10 26 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D23 2006-09-10 20 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 D99 2006-09-10 remove ad above stones [Input: Q910CC.j]
q253 F51 2006-09-10 q253 (pottery) sits in f116 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 A21 2006-09-10 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D1 2006-09-10 k84 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D13 2006-09-10 m4409 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D16 2006-09-10 138 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D20 2006-09-10 m4408 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D21 2006-09-10 200s [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D21 2006-09-10 400w [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D22 2006-09-10 100 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 D23 2006-09-10 10 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q254 F51 2006-09-10 q254 (pottery) sits in f118 (accumulation D) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 A21 2006-09-10 bones, pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D1 2006-09-10 k84 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D13 2006-09-10 m4502 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D16 2006-09-10 102 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D20 2006-09-10 m4409 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D21 2006-09-10 100n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D21 2006-09-10 260w [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D22 2006-09-10 113 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D23 2006-09-10 15 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 D99 2006-09-10 remove baulk [Input: Q910CC.j]
q255 F51 2006-09-10 q255 (bones, pottery) sits in f80 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 A21 2006-09-12 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D1 2006-09-12 k73 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D13 2006-09-12 m4467 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D16 2006-09-12 135 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D20 2006-09-12 m4467 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D21 2006-09-12 100n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D21 2006-09-12 400w [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D22 2006-09-12 130 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D23 2006-09-12 60 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 D99 2006-09-12 remove n baulk [Input: Q910CC.j]
q270 F51 2006-09-12 q270 (pottery) sits in f21 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 A21 2006-09-12 bones, pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D1 2006-09-12 k74 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D20 2006-09-12 r121 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D21 2006-09-12 180n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D21 2006-09-12 80w [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D23 2006-09-12 2 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 D99 2006-09-12 remove pottery of f64 in SE corner [Input: Q910CC.j]
q271 F51 2006-09-12 q271 (bones, pottery) sits in f64 (accumulation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 A21 2006-09-13 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D1 2006-09-13 k73 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D13 2006-09-13 m4467 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D16 2006-09-13 96 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D20 2006-09-13 m4467 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D21 2006-09-13 100n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D21 2006-09-13 400w [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D22 2006-09-13 94 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D23 2006-09-13 30 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 D99 2006-09-13 remove f with bp [Input: Q910CC.j]
q275 F51 2006-09-13 q275 (pottery) sits in f21 (mix feature) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 A21 2006-09-13 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 D1 2006-09-13 k100 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 D20 2006-09-13 r89 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 D21 2006-09-13 260e [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 D21 2006-09-13 280s [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 D99 2006-09-13 remove f with bp [Input: Q910CC.j]
q276 F51 2006-09-13 q276 (pottery) sits in f121 (brickfall) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 A21 2006-09-15 bones, items, pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D1 2006-09-15 k100 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D13 2006-09-15 m4502 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D16 2006-09-15 166 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D20 2006-09-15 r134 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D21 2006-09-15 260e [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D21 2006-09-15 280s [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D22 2006-09-15 -55 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D23 2006-09-15 10 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 D99 2006-09-15 remove f with bp [Input: Q910CC.j]
q283 F51 2006-09-15 q283 (bones, items, pottery) sits in f158 (accululation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 A21 2006-09-16 pottery [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D1 2006-09-16 k100 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D13 2006-09-16 m4502 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D16 2006-09-16 165 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D20 2006-09-16 r151 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D21 2006-09-16 100n [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D21 2006-09-16 280e [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D22 2006-09-16 -108 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D23 2006-09-16 8 [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 D99 2006-09-16 remove f with bp [Input: Q910CC.j]
q285 F51 2006-09-16 q285 (pottery) sits in f160 (accululation B) [Input: Q910CC.j]
q16.1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3504 J4q16.1 Q905 dM plaque f14 [Input: U323SC.j]
q16.1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3803 J4q16.1 Q905 dM f14 plaque [Input: U323SC.j]
q16.1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3809 J4q16.1 Qx08 dM f14 plaque [Input: U323SC.j]
q16.1 A35 2010-03-23 L_V19d3815 J4q16.1 Qx08 dM f14 plaque [Input: U323SC.j]
q16.1 P4 2010-03-23 Sent to Der el Zor Museum at the end of the 2006 excavation season [Input: U323SC.j]
q28.1 P4 2010-03-23 Sent to Der el Zor Museum at the end of the 2006 excavation season [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 B10 2010-03-23 lithic artifact [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 J1 2010-03-23 9.2 [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 J2 2010-03-23 3.0 [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 K3 2010-03-23 copper-alloy [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 K10 2010-03-23 broken [Input: U323SC.j]
q135.1 P99 2010-03-23 To conservation [Input: U323SC.j]
q192.1 P4 2010-03-23 Sent to Der el Zor Museum at the end of the 2006 excavation season [Input: U323SC.j]
q273.2 B10 2010-03-23 sample [Input: U323SC.j]
q273.2 B11 2010-03-23 soil sample (i.e, ash found inside the pit of k100). [Input: U323SC.j]
q273.2 K3 2010-03-23 soil [Input: U323SC.j]
q987.1 P4 2010-03-23 Sent to Der el Zor Museum at the end of the 2006 excavation season [Input: U323SC.j]
r1 O17 2010-03-21 v1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
r1 O17 2010-03-21 v1a [Input: U321SC2.j]
r3 O17 2010-03-21 v41 [Input: U321SC2.j]
r34 D8 2006-08-31 f74 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D4 2006-08-31 39546 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D5 2006-08-31 51867 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D6 2006-08-31 4317 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D7 2006-08-31 p [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D9 2006-08-31 S corner of stone [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D10 2006-08-31 taped [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D11 2006-08-31 4376 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D12 2006-08-31 4412 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D13 2006-08-31 4377 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D14 2006-08-31 376 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D15 2006-08-31 503 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D16 2006-08-31 140 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 D43 2006-08-31 80 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r34 BA1 2006-08-31 ad [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D8 2006-08-31 f78 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D4 2006-08-31 39449 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D5 2006-08-31 51681 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D6 2006-08-31 4301 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D7 2006-08-31 p [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D9 2006-08-31 NW corner [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D10 2006-08-31 taped [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D11 2006-08-31 4376 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D12 2006-08-31 4412 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D13 2006-08-31 4377 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D14 2006-08-31 576 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D15 2006-08-31 432 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D16 2006-08-31 140 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 D43 2006-08-31 64 [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 BA1 2006-08-31 ad [Input: ZH422yM.R]
r35 O17 2010-03-21 v49 [Input: U321SC2.j]
r35 O17 2010-03-21 v50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
r70 D8 2006-09-02 f82 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D4 2006-09-02 39775 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D5 2006-09-02 53271 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D6 2006-09-02 4190 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D7 2006-09-02 SE corner of st [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D9 2006-09-02 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D10 2006-09-02 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D11 2006-09-02 m4306 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D12 2006-09-02 m4444 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D13 2006-09-02 4307+43-160 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D14 2006-09-02 214 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D15 2006-09-02 500 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r70 D16 2006-09-02 160 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D8 2006-09-04 f99.1 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D4 2006-09-04 39509 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D5 2006-09-04 52939 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D6 2006-09-04 4541 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D7 2006-09-04 st [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D11 2006-09-04 m4466 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D12 2006-09-04 m4360 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D13 2006-09-04 4445+162-66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D14 2006-09-04 430 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D15 2006-09-04 546 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r71 D16 2006-09-04 66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D8 2006-09-04 f99.2 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D4 2006-09-04 39453 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D5 2006-09-04 52907 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D6 2006-09-04 4544 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D7 2006-09-04 st [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D11 2006-09-04 m4466 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D12 2006-09-04 m4360 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D13 2006-09-04 4445+165-66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D14 2006-09-04 390 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D15 2006-09-04 586 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r72 D16 2006-09-04 66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D8 2006-09-04 f101.1 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D4 2006-09-04 39890 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D5 2006-09-04 53048 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D6 2006-09-04 4571 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D7 2006-09-04 st [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D11 2006-09-04 m4447 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D12 2006-09-04 m4360 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D13 2006-09-04 4481+156-66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D14 2006-09-04 639 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D15 2006-09-04 354 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r73 D16 2006-09-04 66 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D8 2006-09-04 i5 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D4 2006-09-04 38973 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D5 2006-09-04 51810 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D6 2006-09-04 4384 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D7 2006-09-04 b [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D12 2006-09-04 m4412 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D13 2006-09-04 4411+97-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D14 2006-09-04 310 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D15 2006-09-04 74 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r75 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D8 2006-09-04 i5 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D4 2006-09-04 38977 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D5 2006-09-04 51845 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D6 2006-09-04 4384 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D7 2006-09-04 b [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D12 2006-09-04 m4410 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D13 2006-09-04 4411+97-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D14 2006-09-04 337 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D15 2006-09-04 160 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r76 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D8 2006-09-04 i5 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D4 2006-09-04 38939 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D5 2006-09-04 51819 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D6 2006-09-04 4379 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D7 2006-09-04 b [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D12 2006-09-04 m4410 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D13 2006-09-04 4411+92-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D14 2006-09-04 337 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D15 2006-09-04 202 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r77 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D8 2006-09-04 f85 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D4 2006-09-04 38881 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D5 2006-09-04 51770 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D6 2006-09-04 4401 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D7 2006-09-04 S limit pt [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D9 2006-09-04 point [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D12 2006-09-04 m4412 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D13 2006-09-04 4412+113-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D14 2006-09-04 342 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D15 2006-09-04 174 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r78 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D8 2006-09-04 f86 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D4 2006-09-04 39051 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D5 2006-09-04 51869 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D6 2006-09-04 4390 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D7 2006-09-04 E limit pt [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D9 2006-09-04 E limit [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D12 2006-09-04 m4410 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D13 2006-09-04 4410+104-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D14 2006-09-04 330 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D15 2006-09-04 84 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r79 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D8 2006-09-04 f85 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D4 2006-09-04 39089 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D5 2006-09-04 51719 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D6 2006-09-04 4390 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D7 2006-09-04 W limit pt [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D9 2006-09-04 W limit [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D10 2006-09-04 taped [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D11 2006-09-04 m4411 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D12 2006-09-04 m4378 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D13 2006-09-04 4410+104-124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D14 2006-09-04 176 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D15 2006-09-04 275 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r80 D16 2006-09-04 124 [Input: Q904PC3R.j]
r89 O17 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
r134 O17 2010-03-21 v72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
r148 D8 2006-09-15 f158 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D4 2006-09-15 39161 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D5 2006-09-15 51706 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D6 2006-09-15 4582 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D7 2006-09-15 N corner [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D9 2006-09-15 point [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D10 2006-09-15 taped [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D11 2006-09-15 m4502 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D12 2006-09-15 m4503 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D13 2006-09-15 4502-90--170 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D14 2006-09-15 230 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D15 2006-09-15 240 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
r148 D16 2006-09-15 -170 [Input: Q915VN-R.j]
s1JPA B10 2010-02-12 German Trenches [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1JPA B11 2010-02-12 Modern [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1JPA B11 2010-02-12 This stratum has been assigned to the activities that took place in modern times, in particular, is related with the trenches dug in the tell terrace in the 2001 excavation season during a investigation of this portion of the tell mound by a team of the university of Tubingen directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1JPA B11 2010-02-12 This stratum has been assigned to the activities that took place in modern times, in particular, is related with the trenches dug in the tell terrace in 2001 during a investigation of this portion of the tell mound by a team of the university of Tubingen directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner. [Input: U212SC3.j]
s1JPA I2 2010-02-12 f61 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1JPA I2 2010-02-12 f65 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1JPA I3 2010-02-12 h8-JPA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA B11 2010-02-12 Accumulations part of the build-up of the tell surface between excavation seasons [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f51 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f52 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f68 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f69 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f70 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f71 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I2 2010-02-12 f81 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s1MZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA B11 2010-02-12 This stratum is related with the toposoil and the accumulations below the topsoil that build-up the upper portion of the tell surface. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA B11 2010-02-12 Toposoil and accumulations that build-up the upper portion of the tell surface [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f1 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f2 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f3 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f4 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f6 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f15 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f22 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f24 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f27 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f31 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f42 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f87 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f114 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f115 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I2 2010-02-12 f138 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2MZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA B10 2010-02-12 Erosion of Tell [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA B11 2010-02-12 This substratum is related to washed-layers and erosion-layers of the tell surface; within this substratum various isolated limestones have been found, as a consequence of the erosion of the tell surface. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA B11 2010-02-12 Washed-layers and erosion-layers of the Tell surface [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f5 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f17 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f18 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f88 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f94 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f117 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f138 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f164 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s2aMZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s3MZA B11 2010-02-12 Scattered occupation in upper layers [Input: U212SC2.j]
s3MZA I2 2010-02-12 f165 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s3MZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA B10 2010-02-12 Build-up of tell [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA B11 2010-02-12 Below the topsoil layer (s2), we have been digging basically the same type of accumulations in all the J04 loci investigated in the 2006 excavation season (k71-74, k61-64). The accumulations found were all wind and water-born in nature, with the build-up formed by the wind-blown soil being almost 2m in depth, as it is visibile in the long N-S section of J04 unit (cfr. v32 and related subviews). Generally, the first 10cm below the topsoil layers were still rich in organic materials (given the presence of several bushes on the topsoil). All the accumulations below the topsoil layer, especially in the first 50cm, consisted generally of a very regular layering. The water-born accumulation were characterized, on the top surface, by a hard and smooth-regular surface, and immediately below, by several layers of small pebbles, settled on the basis of their size (some of these were cleary visible, for example, in the north section of k72). While removing the natural accumulations below the topsoil layer, pottery sherds, bones and -sporadicly- some items and q-items have been recovered. Their presence is related with the erosion of the tell surface: this, in fact, is not material that is associated with any human presence or activity within J04 unit in this time period. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA B11 2010-02-12 Natural accumulations below the topsoil layer (aprox. 1m deep) [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA B11 2010-02-12 Below the topsoil layer (corresponding to s2), we have been digging basically the same type of accumulations in all the J04 loci investigated in the 2006 excavation season (k71-74, k61-64). The accumulations found were all wind and water-born in nature, with the build-up formed by the wind-blown soil being almost 2m in depth, as it is visibile in the long N-S section of J04 unit (cfr. v32 and related subviews). Generally, the first 10cm below the topsoil layers were still rich in organic materials (given the presence of several bushes on the topsoil). All the accumulations below the topsoil layer, especially in the first 50cm, consisted mostly of a very regular layering. The water-born accumulation were characterized, on the top surface, by a hard and smooth-regular surface, and immediately below, by several layers of small pebbles, settled on the basis of their size (some of these were cleary visible, for example, in the north section of k72). While removing the natural accumulations below the topsoil layer, pottery sherds, bones and -sporadicly- some items and q-items have been recovered. Their presence is related with the erosion of the tell surface: this, in fact, is not material that is associated with any human presence or activity within J04 unit in this time period. [Input: U212SC3.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f7 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f8 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f9 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f13 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f14 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f23 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f25 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f26 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f28 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f29 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f30 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f32 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f33 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f34 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f35 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f36 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f37 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f38 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f43 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f44 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f45 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f54 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f56 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I2 2010-02-12 f57 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5MZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA B10 2010-02-12 Erosion of Tell [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA B11 2010-02-12 Tell surface wash and erosion within build-up [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA B11 2010-02-12 This substratum is related with the erosion of the natural accumulations below the topsoil layer. Within this sub-stratum, various isolated limestones have been found, as a consequence of the erosion of the tell surface. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f11 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f12 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f16 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f19 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f20 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f21 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f39 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f40 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f41 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f46 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f47 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f48 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f49 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f62 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f73 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f74 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f82 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f83 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f98 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f99 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f100 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f101 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f102 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f106 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f107 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f113 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f122 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f123 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f128 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f129 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f130 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f131 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f132 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f133 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f134 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f135 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f151 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f157 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s5aMZA I3 2010-02-12 h85-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA B11 2010-02-12 Build-up [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA B11 2010-02-12 This stratum is related with natural accumulations that build-up the tell surface below the topsoil layers and related accumulations (these are washed layers below the topsoil layer relative to s5 and s5a). As for the accumulations belonging to s5 and s5a, the layers belonging to s12 are all wind and water-born in nature, and contributed to the build-up of the tell for another meter in depth. These accumulations are characterized by compact areas mixed with patches of soft ones which suggests their temporary exposure to water. While digging these natural layers, lots of pottery sherds have been recovered toghether with bones and q-items; the presence of this archaeological material is however related with the erosion of the tell surface. In fact, there are no evidence -at least for what concerns the information retrieved at the end of the 2006 excavation season in J04- which could suggest that the area where J04 unit was set was in use in this time period (Phase 67-MZA). [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f58 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f59 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f66 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f67 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f90 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I2 2010-02-12 f105 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12MZA I3 2010-02-12 h67-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA B11 2010-02-12 Tell surface wash and erosion [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA B11 2010-02-12 This substratum is related with the tell surface wash and erosion. Within this sub-stratum, various isolated limestones have been found, as a consequence of the erosion of the tell surface. [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f55 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f60 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f63 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f91 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f92 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f103 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f104 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f108 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f109 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f110 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I2 2010-02-12 f111 [Input: U212SC2.j]
s12aMZA I3 2010-02-12 h67-MZA [Input: U212SC2.j]
s14MZA B10 2010-02-14 Build-up [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA B11 2010-02-14 Build-up [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA B11 2010-02-14 Excavations carried out in the 2006 excavation season in J04 unit indicate that this portion of the tell mound -in stratum s14 and substratum s14a - was interested by a gradual build-up due to natural accumulations. It seems that no activities or events took place in s14 and s14a within the area where J04 unit was set, despite of what instead happened, at the same time, in J01 and J02 units. In J04 unit, s14 (and its substratum s14a) is related with those accumulations that were found on top of the structures built in stratum 14c. The gradual build-up within s14 is represented by different feature within J04 unit. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I2 2010-02-14 f72 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I2 2010-02-14 f80 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I2 2010-02-14 f81 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I2 2010-02-14 f89 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I2 2010-02-14 f116 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14MZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14aMZA B10 2010-02-14 Build-up [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14aMZA B11 2010-02-14 As for s14, in s14a J04 unit was interested by a gradual build-up due to natural accumulations. This gradual build-up is represented by the lower portion of f89 in k73. There are no evidence within s14a that can be related with an active use of the area where J04 unit was set. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14aMZA B11 2010-02-14 Build-up [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14aMZA I2 2010-02-14 f89 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14aMZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14bMZA B11 2010-02-14 Erosion of natural accumulations [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14bMZA B11 2010-02-14 Substratum s14b concerns the accumulations related with the tell surface wash and erosion, represented, for example, by the erosion of stones. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14bMZA I2 2010-02-14 f155 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14bMZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA B10 2010-02-14 Rebuilding phase [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA B11 2010-02-14 Within this stratum, in J04 unit were built different structures, either in mud-brick or stones. These structures, togheter with two tannur installations found on top of two mud-brick walls, are concentrated in few loci (k62, k71, k73 and k83) and indicate that this area of the tell mound was in use in this time period. The nature of the activities carried out in these loci, however, is not clear as yet, since the structures exposed were in very damaged conditions and no particular features have been found while digging in these loci. Furthermore, most of these structures have not been completely exposed (one reason being that most of them have been found at the end of the 2006 excavation season). We can imagine, however, that the activities carried out in this portion of the tell mound, could have been connected either with the sacral area either with small buildings located south, where the J06 unit was set in the 2008 excavation season. It is thought, in fact, that small mud-brick structures or small buildings were possibly located in the south-east extent of J06 unit, although, these are -at present- represented only by their collapse (given by J06 bf^2, and partially by J06 bf^1, please, cfr. description of bf^1 and bf^2 in J06 unit). The supposed structures in J06 unit were dated, on the basis of the pottery recovered, to the Mittani period. The most-complete structure found in J04 unit, instead, the so called 'bin' installation (f93, a2), was found empty, thus the function of this structure is, up to present, unclear. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA B11 2010-02-14 Rebuilding phase [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f78 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f84 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f93 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f112 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f139 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f140 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f141 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f142 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f143 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f144 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f145 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f149 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f152 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f153 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f159 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f161 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f162 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f170 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I2 2010-02-14 f171 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s14cMZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA B10 2010-02-14 Scattered use [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA B11 2010-02-14 This is a period of scattered use in the area where J04 unit was set, especially of the area south to f93, the so called 'bin' installation (cfr. as well a2), probably as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2 (cfr. J06 bf^2). In fact, as the excavations carried out in J06 unit in the 2008-9 excavation seasons indicate, the brickfall bf^2 interested not only the portion of the tell mound where J06 unit was set, but the south portion of J04 unit as well. The only evidence of possible activities carried out in J04 unit whitin this stratum is related with a large pit found in the est baulk of k84 (f136). The pit was very rich in organic material and animal bones, among which an exceptional find was recovered, a complete skeleton of a saluki-dog (i5). [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA B11 2010-02-14 Scattered use [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f76 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f79 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f85 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f86 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f96 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f97 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f118 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f119 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f125 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f126 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I2 2010-02-14 f156 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s15MZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA B11 2010-02-14 Minor use of area after bf^2 in J06 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA B11 2010-02-14 This stratum is related with a period of minor activities in J04 unit due to the brickfall bf^2 that interested not only the portion of the tell mound where J06 unit was set but the south portion of J04 unit as well (cfr. s14c and s15). Within this stratum J04 unit was abandonded or not in use, probably as a consequence of the fall of the mud-brick structures located in the south-east portion of J06 unit which interested partially the southern portion of J04 unit as well. In J04 (on the basis of the evidence drawn from the excavations carried out in the 2006) there is only one feature which is cleary relate with the brickfall bf^2; this is related with the topmost portion of an accumulation rich in brick fragments, f121 (which, in its top 70cm, is the same as J06f53 and J06f55). In locus k74, a feature characterized by a hard and compact surface, f64, is most probably part of the topmost surface of bf^2, and is therefore part of what in J06 has been labeled as bf^1 (i.e., the top surface of brickfall bf^2; the label J06 bf^1 has been assigned to those features that, due to a long exposure of the bricks to water and sun, are brickmelt accumulations; for more details on the respective designations, please, cfr. J06 bf^1, bf^2, and related features). The brickfall bf^2, is thought to be the collapse of structures or small buildings located on the east of J06 unit and probably connected to the residencial area C2; their collapse is though to have took place from east to west and, consequently, to have covered the area where J06, J07 and partially J02 units are today located (cfr. J06 s16). [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA I2 2010-02-14 f64 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA I2 2010-02-14 f75 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA I2 2010-02-14 f163 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16MZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16aMZA B11 2010-02-14 Fire after bf^2 in J06 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16aMZA B11 2010-02-14 This substratum is related with a fire that is thought to have been spread in all J06 unit just before the brickfall J06 bf^2 (for more information, please, cfr. J06 s16a). In J04, only one feature (f124) an ash-layer, is probably related with this event. We may suppose that within this substratum J04 unit was abandonded or not in use, probably as a consequence of the fall of the mud-brick structures located in the south-east portion of J06 unit which interested the southern portion of J04 unit as well. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16aMZA I2 2010-02-14 f124 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16aMZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA B11 2010-02-14 In stratum s16b just occasional activities seems to take place within the area where the J04 unit was set; these are represented by a pit and its fill (f136, f137) in k100. Besides this pit, there are no evidence of activities carried out in J04 unit, probably as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2 that interested J06, J02 and the south portion of J04 unit (cfr. J06 bf^2). The pit f136 cuts f121 (as visible in v84c and v91), and its fill is rich of ash and organic material. [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA B11 2010-02-14 Minor use of area after fire and bf^2 in J06 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA B11 2010-02-14 Minor use of area [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA I2 2010-02-14 f136 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA I2 2010-02-14 f137 [Input: U214SC2.j]
s16bMZA I3 2010-02-14 h65-MZA [Input: U214SC2.j]
s18MZA B11 2010-02-15 In the Early Mittani period a re-organization of the area west to the so called 'monumental staircase' J02f130 in J02 took place. The re-organization of the space east of the staircase J02f130 and wall J02f129, consists, in the area where J04 unit was set, in the re-organization of a stone wall (f146) with a W-E allignment, found within loci k83 and k73, toghether with a glacis layer that was layed on top of the mound found while digging in k82 and k72. This glacis layer is respectively f77 in k82 and f127 in k72. The glacis layer f77 is the same as f127, and has been labeled with two different feature numbers only because it was found in different moment within two different loci. [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA B11 2010-02-15 Reorganization of the area west to J02 f127 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f77 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f127 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f146 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f147 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f148 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I2 2010-02-15 f154 [Input: U215SC.j]
s18MZA I3 2010-02-15 h63-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA B11 2010-02-15 Build-up of the area west to J02 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA B11 2010-02-15 In stratum s19, we assist to a build-up on top of the glacis layer, due to natural accumulations; the build-up followed the slope of the mound (as in the case, for example, of f151 in J06 Unit). There are no evidence -at least for what concerns the information gathered in the 2006 excavation season- of any activity within this time period in the area where J04 unit was set. [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA I2 2010-02-15 f116 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA I2 2010-02-15 f120 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA I2 2010-02-15 f166 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA I2 2010-02-15 f169 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19MZA I3 2010-02-15 h63-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
s19bMZA B11 2010-02-15 Build-up of the area west to J02 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19bMZA B11 2010-02-15 In substratum s19b no activities seems to take place within the area where J04 unit was set, which could be -possibly- a consequence of the brickfall bf^2 that interested J06, J02 and the south portion of J04 unit. Within this substratum, J04 unit is interested by a gradual build-up of the tell mound, which does continue in substratum s16c as well. This gradual build-up, in J04 unit, is represented by the upper portion of f121 in k100. [Input: U215SC.j]
s19bMZA I2 2010-02-15 f121 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19bMZA I2 2010-02-15 f126 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19bMZA I3 2010-02-15 h63-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
s19cMZA B11 2010-02-15 Build-up of the area west to J02 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19cMZA B11 2010-02-15 Concerning the area where J04 unit was set, substratum s19c is the same as s16b: no activities seems to take place within this area, probably as a consequence of the brickfall bf^2 that interested J06, J02 and the south portion of J04 unit as well. [Input: U215SC.j]
s19cMZA I2 2010-02-15 f121 [Input: U215SC.j]
s19cMZA I3 2010-02-15 h63-MZA [Input: U215SC.j]
s49MZA B11 2010-02-16 Building activities [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA B11 2010-02-16 In J04 unit, few are the features that can be ascribed to this stratum: the lower portion of f121 and all the feature below this: f150, f158 and f160. f158 (togheter with the lower portion of f150) is the same as J06f164 (cfr. J06f164), a red accumulation found in the east baulk of k84 in the 2008-2009 excavation season when this locus was dug as part of J06 area (J04k100 was turned into J06k84). When, toward the end of the 2006 excavation season, we expose these features while doing a sounding in k100, we did not understand properly the nature of the layers found below f121 and f124 within this locus, since, the pottery analysis of this feature indicate the presence of Calcholitic sherds (mKB, communication to J04 and all Mozan staff, at the end of the 2006 excavation season). It was unclear how was possible to find, right below accumulations dated to the Mittani Period (Phase 63-MZA) layers dated to the 3rd Millennium BC. However, the excavations carried out in 2008-9 in J06 unit showed a similar stratigraphical situation. From these excavations was cleared that J06f164 (which corresponds to J04f158 and J04f160) is a fill located east of wall J02f129) and had the function of a glacis layer made to protect the stone wall located immediatly on the west (J02f129, for this, please, see J06f164), and the pottery recovederd was rich in Chalcolithic sherds which was the same situation as we found in 2006 while digging J04f158 and J04f160. On the basis of the equivalence of J06f164 to J04f158 and J04f160 it is possible to assigne these feature to Phase 32, and thus, within s49. It is probably in this stratum that also f10 was built, as part of the building activities on the western side of the temple mound, as suggested by the result of the investigations carried out in the 2009 excavation season; from the information gathered in the last two excavation seasons, it seems that f10 could to be an extension of the revetment wall. In the beginning of the 2006 excavation season, we thought that f10 could have been a possible extension -on the east- of the secondary Apron (J02f131) supposing it to be a specular structure of the secondary Apron as it exposed in J02 unit (for this, please, cfr. Presupposition), altought it was located definitely higher in elevation as this was exposed in J02 (for the new interpretation of f10, please, cfr. J06 f218). [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f10 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f50 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f121 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f150 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f158 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I2 2010-02-16 f160 [Input: U216SC.j]
s49MZA I3 2010-02-16 h32-MZA [Input: U216SC.j]
t1 O0 2009-12-22 J04t0001 V19d3001 Tz22 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t2 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0002 V19d3003 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t3 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0003 V19d3003 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t4 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0004 V19d3005 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t5 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0005 V19d3006 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t6 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0006 V19d3008 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t7 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0007 V19d3011 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t8 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0008 V19d3009 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t8a O0 2009-07-21 J04t0008a V19d3010 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t10 O0 2006-01-02 J04t0010 V19d3018 Q102 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t11 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0011 V19d3019 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t12 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0012 V19d3020 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t13 O0 2010-01-05 J04t0013 V19d3023 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t14 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0014 V19d3026 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t15 O0 2009-12-27 J04t0015 V19d3027 Tz27 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t16 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0016 V19d3030 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t17 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0017 V19d3032 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t18 O0 2009-12-31 J04t0018 V19d3034 Tz31 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t19 O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019 V19d3036 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t19a O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019a V19d3039 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t19b O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019b V19d3038 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t19c O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019c V19d3037 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t20 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0020 V19d3044 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t21 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0021 V19d3041 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t22 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0022 V19d3042 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t24 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0024 V19d3046 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t25 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0025 V19d3049 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t26 O0 2010-03-08 J04t0026 V19d3050 U308 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t27 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0027 V19d3188 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t29 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0029 V19d3065 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t31 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0031 V19d3054 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t32 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0032 V19d3055 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t34 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0034 V19d3064 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t35 O0 0000-00-00 J04t0035 V19d3066 T22 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t36 O0 2009-07-22 J04t0036 V19d3068 T722 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t36a O0 2009-07-22 J04t0036a V19d3070 T722 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t37 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0037 V19d3071 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t37a O0 2010-06-01 J04t0037a V19d3072 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t38 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0038 V19d3073 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t39 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0039 V19d3075 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t40 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0040 V19d3077 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t41 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0041 V19d3082 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t41a O0 2010-06-01 J04t0041a V19d3083 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t43 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0043 V19d3086 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t44 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0044 V19d3186 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t45 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0045 V19d3088 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t46 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0046 V19d3089 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t47 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0047 V19d3091 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t48 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0048 V19d3093 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t49 O0 2009-07-29 J04t0049 V19d3094 T729 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t50 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0050 V19d3095 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t51 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0051 V19d3096 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t51a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0051a V19d3101 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t52 O0 2009-07-27 J04t0052 V19d3145 T727 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t53 O0 2010-01-07 J04t0053 V19d3105 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t53a O0 2010-01-07 J04t0053a V19d3104 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t54 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0054 V19d3107 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t55 O0 2010-01-07 J04t0055 V19d3109 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t56 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0056 V19d3110 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t57 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0057 V19d3115 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t58 O0 2010-01-22 J04t0058 V19d3117 U122 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t59 O0 2010-01-27 J04t0059 V19d3119 U127 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t60 O0 2009-07-29 J04t0060 V19d3122 T729 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t61 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0061 V19d3126 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t62 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0062 V19d3127 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t63 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0063 V19d3132 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t63a O0 2010-01-12 J04t0063a V19d3093 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t64 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0064 V19d3128 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t65 O0 2010-01-28 J04t0065 V19d3135 U128 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t66 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0066 V19d3136 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t67 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067 V19d3231 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t67a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067a V19d3255 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t67b O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067b V19d3257 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t68 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0068 V18d3222 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t68a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0068a V18d3230 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t69 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069 V19d3192 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t69a O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069a V19d3258 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t69b O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069b V19d3115 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t69c O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069c V19d3110 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t70 O0 2010-02-01 J04t0070 V19d3146 U201 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t70a O0 2010-02-01 J04t0070a V19d3147 U201 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t71 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0071 V19d3133 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t72 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0072 V19d3140 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t73 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073 V19d3219 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t73a O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073a V19d3214 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t73b O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073b V19d3220 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t73c O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073c V19d3266 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t74 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0074 V19d3210 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t74a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0074a V19d3154 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t75 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0075 V19d3150 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076 V19d3203 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076a V19d3204 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76b O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076b V19d3195 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76c O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076c V19d3196 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76d O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076d V19d3197 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t76e O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076e V19d3198 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t77 O0 2010-02-25 J04t0077 V19d3194 U225 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t78 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0078 V19d3162 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
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t80 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0080 V19d3166 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t81 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0081 V19d3167 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t82 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082 V19d3156 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t82a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082a V19d3157 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t82b O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082b V19d3158 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t83 O0 2010-02-04 J04t0083 V19d3209 U204 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t84 O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084 V19d3181 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t84a O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084a V19d3182 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t84b O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084b V19d3227 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t84c O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084c V19d3183 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t84d O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084d V19d3184 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t85 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0085 V19d3189 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t86 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0086 V19d3225 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t87 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0087 V19d3175 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t88 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0088 V19d3177 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t89 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0089 V19d3180 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t90 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0090 V19d3191 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t91 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0091 V19d3210 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t91a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0091a V19d3151 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t92 O0 2010-02-04 J04t0092 V19d3232 U204 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t93 O0 2010-02-25 J04t0093 V19d3236 U225 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t96 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0096 V19d3254 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t97 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0097 V19d3252 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t98 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0098 V19d3253 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t99 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0099 V19d3260 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t99a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0099a V19d3261 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t100 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0100 V19d3263 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t101 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0101 V19d3265 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t102 O0 2010-01-22 J04t0102 V19d3006 U122 sC J04.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t103 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103 V19d3206 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t103a O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103a V19d3205 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t103b O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103b V19d3201 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
t104 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0104 V19d3199 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v1 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows the position of loci k71, k72, k73 before the beginning of the excavation in these squares. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v1 O0 2009-12-22 J04t0001 V19d3001 Tz22 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v1 O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O12 2010-03-21 f3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O17 2010-03-21 r1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows the position of loci k71, k72, k73 before the beginning of the excavation in these squares; it is similar to v1 but the general view is slightly wider. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v1a O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O12 2010-03-21 f3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O17 2010-03-21 r1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v1a O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k72 and k71 before the cleaning and the beginning of the excavation in this square. As cleary visinle, k71 is partially already exacavated since it was investigated in the 2001 excavation season by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner (the missing portion of the square falled within the German trench T14). The photo shows the small portion of k71 left to our investigation, in the SE corner of the square; the extension of the unexcavated area to the W is given by r1. We assigne f1 to the topsoil in that corner, while f2 to the topsoil in k72. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v2 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0002 V19d3003 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v2 O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v2 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v3 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows k72 before we start digging in this locus, showing the topsoil f2 in k72. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v3 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0003 V19d3003 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v3 O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v3 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v3 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v3 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows k73 before we start digging in this locus, showing the topsoil f3 in k73. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v4 O0 2009-07-20 J04t0004 V19d3005 T720 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v4 O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 O12 2010-03-21 f3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v4 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5 B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k81 before we start digging in the square. This photo shows the topsoil f15 in k81. Looking S. [Input: U320SC.j]
v5 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0005 V19d3006 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v5 O12 2010-03-21 f15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5a B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k81 before we start digging in this locus, showing the topsoil f15 in k81. Looking S. [Input: U320SC.j]
v5a O12 2010-03-21 f15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5a O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v5a O22 2010-03-21 looking southnorth [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 B11 2010-03-20 overhead view of k71 before digging. This shows the possible Apron (f10) and f50, the accumulation where f10 and some floating stones (f11.1, f11.2, f12, f16.1 and f16.2) rest on. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v6 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0006 V19d3008 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v6 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O12 2010-03-21 f11 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O12 2010-03-21 f16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a B11 2010-03-20 overhead view of k71 before digging. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v6a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O12 2010-03-21 f11 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O12 2010-03-21 f16 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v6a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows k81 and f17, the bricky melted accumulation exposed in this locus just few cm below the topsoil f15. Looking S [Input: U320SC.j]
v7 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0007 V19d3011 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v7 O12 2010-03-21 f15 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7 O12 2010-03-21 f17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7a O12 2010-03-21 f17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7a O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7b O12 2010-03-21 f17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7b O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v7b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a tight shot of f18, a bricky melted accumulation exposed in the N baulk of k81. This view is intended to show the bricky melted accumulation, which was compact although crumble and soft once removed. [Input: U320SC.j]
v8 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0008 V19d3009 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v8 O12 2010-03-21 f17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8 O12 2010-03-21 f18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8a B11 2010-03-20 This photo is closeup of f18, the melted brick accumulation exposed in the N baulk of k81. This view is intended to show that the reddish bricky material presents pieces of whitish plaster and inclusions. Looking N [Input: U320SC.j]
v8a O0 2009-07-21 J04t0008a V19d3010 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v8a O12 2010-03-21 f17 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8a O12 2010-03-21 f18 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8a O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v8a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9 B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k74 before we start digging in the square. This photo shows the topsoil f24 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v9 O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v9. Overhead view of k74 before we start digging in the square. This photo shows the topsoil f24 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v9a O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v9a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10 B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k64 before we start digging in this square. This photo shows the topsoil f31 in k64. Looking E. [Input: U320SC.j]
v10 O0 2006-01-02 J04t0010 V19d3018 Q102 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v10 O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10a B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k64 before we start digging in this square. This photo shows the topsoil f31 in k64. Looking E. [Input: U320SC.j]
v10a O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v10a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v11 B11 2010-03-20 overhead view of k63 before we start digging in this square. This photo shows the topsoil f22 in k63. Looking N. [Input: U320SC.j]
v11 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0011 V19d3019 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v11 O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v11 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v11 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v11 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v12 B11 2010-03-20 overhead view of k62 before we start digging in this square. This photo shows the topsoil f27 in k62. Looking S. [Input: U320SC.j]
v12 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0012 V19d3020 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v12 O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v12 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v12 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v12 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 B11 2010-03-20 This view is intended to show primarily the N section of k82 together with the W portion of k92; in the photo is visible as well the south portion of k83. The photo has been taken after a general cleaning of these loci. The purpose of the view is to show these loci before we start digging in these loci. k92,k82 and k83 have been already investigated by mH in the 2004 excavation season as J02 loci, and k83 is partially interested by a W-E running trench, which was dug by a German team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner, during the investigations of the tell mound (T10 is partially visible in the lower portion of the photo, where k83 is visible a small portion of the German trench, T10). It is visible as well T15, the trench dug within k81, N to k82. The photo shows as well various floating limestones in k82 and the surface where they sit (f51). Among these, there is f73 (a floating stone) and f74 (the pedestal of f73); this stone, as showed by J02v61 taken by mH in 2004, was still on top of its pedestal. v13 shows as well the N section of k82 and the small preserved portion of the N section of k92 (which was cut by a N-S German trench dug in 2001). Tide photos of the N section of k82 is given by v19 and related subviews. [Input: U320SC.j]
v13 O0 2010-01-05 J04t0013 V19d3023 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f132 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O12 2010-03-21 f134 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13 O18 2010-03-22 J02f127 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v13 O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v13 O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v13 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v13a B11 2010-03-20 same as v13. intended to show primarily the N section of k82 together with the W portion of k92; in the photo is visible as well the south portion of k83. The photo has been taken after a general cleaning of these loci and before we start digging in locus k82 and k83. [Input: U320SC.j]
v14 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k72 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). [Input: U320SC.j]
v14 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0014 V19d3026 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f5 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f8 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a B11 2010-03-20 same as v14. This view shows the E section of k72 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). [Input: U320SC.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f5 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f8 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f14 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v14a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k71 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). v15 shows also f10, the possible Apron and f50, the accumulation where f10 and some floating stones sit. [Input: U320SC.j]
v15 O0 2009-12-27 J04t0015 V19d3027 Tz27 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v15 O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O12 2010-03-21 f4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O12 2010-03-21 f7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a B11 2010-03-20 same as v15. E section of k71 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). v15a shows also f10, the possible Apron and f50, the accumulation where f10 and some floating stones sit. [Input: U320SC.j]
v15a O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O12 2010-03-21 f4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O12 2010-03-21 f7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v15a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k73 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f13, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v16 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0016 V19d3030 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v16 O12 2010-03-21 f3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 O12 2010-03-21 f6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 O12 2010-03-21 f9 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a B11 2010-03-20 same as v16. This view shows the E section of k73 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f13, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v16a O12 2010-03-21 f3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a O12 2010-03-21 f6 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a O12 2010-03-21 f9 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v16a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k74 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f36, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v17 O0 2009-12-30 J04t0017 V19d3032 Tz30 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v17 O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 O12 2010-03-21 f25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 O12 2010-03-21 f28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 O12 2010-03-21 f36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k74 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f36, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v17a O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a O12 2010-03-21 f25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a O12 2010-03-21 f28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a O12 2010-03-21 f36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v17a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k74 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f36, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v18 O0 2009-12-31 J04t0018 V19d3034 Tz31 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v18 O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 O12 2010-03-21 f25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 O12 2010-03-21 f28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 O12 2010-03-21 f36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k74 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f36, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v18a O12 2010-03-21 f24 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a O12 2010-03-21 f25 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a O12 2010-03-21 f28 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a O12 2010-03-21 f36 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v18a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of the N section of k82 and of what remains of the W portion of k92 (with string). This view is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes this section and their relation with the features within the locus locus. In the N section of k82 four different layers are visible. The topsoil (which consists mostly of soil mixed with bricky debris), a red layer, made of bricky material (which could be what remains of a mudbrik construction, located perhaps west to k82), a layer made of small stones and below, a a layer made of small and large stones (the latter probably belong to a wall, running W-E). [Input: U320SC.j]
v19 O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019 V19d3036 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v19 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19 O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19 O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v19 O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v19 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19a B11 2010-03-20 Close-up of the west portion of the N section of k92 and k82. The view shows the topsoil layer, the red layer made of bricky material, with some bricks still visible (which could be what remains of a mudbrik construction, located perhaps west to k82), and a layer made of small stones which seems to sit on top of J02f130, one of the step of the staricase. [Input: U320SC.j]
v19a O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019a V19d3039 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v19a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19a O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19b B11 2010-03-20 Close-up of the central portion of the N section of k82. This view is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes this section, such as: the topsoil layer, the red layer made of bricky material, a layer made of small stones and the layer of larger stones which sit partially on top of J02f130, one of the step of the staricase. [Input: U320SC.j]
v19b O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019b V19d3038 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v19b O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19b O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19c B11 2010-03-20 Close-up of the final portion of the N section of k82. This view is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes the N section of k82, such as: the topsoil layer, the red layer made of bricky material, a layer made of small stones and the layer of larger stones which could probably belong to a wall, running W-E. [Input: U320SC.j]
v19c O0 2010-01-05 J04t0019c V19d3037 U105 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v19c O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19c O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19d B11 2010-03-20 close-up of N section of k92 and the western portion of k82. This photo is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes this section and a line of small alligned stones (broken and small in dimension) (which, probably sit on top of two lines of big stones) and the red layer on top of these small stones which probably is what remains of a mudbrik construction. [Input: U320SC.j]
v19d O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19d O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19d O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v19d O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v20 B11 2010-03-20 Overhead view of k61 before we start digging in this locus. This photo shows the topsoil f42 in k61. Looking S. [Input: U320SC.j]
v20 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0020 V19d3044 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v20 O12 2010-03-21 f42 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v20 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v20 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k63 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f37, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v21 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0021 V19d3041 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v21 O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k63 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f37, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v21a O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v21a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k63 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other locus of J04 unit). It shows also f37, a natural accomulation that covers the whole locus. [Input: U320SC.j]
v22 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0022 V19d3042 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v22 O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k63 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f37, a natural accomulation that covers the whole square. [Input: U320SC.j]
v22a O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v22a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k64 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of the J04 unit). It shows also f38, a natural accomulation that covers the whole locus. [Input: U320SC.j]
v23 O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k64 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also f37, a natural accomulation that covers the whole locus. [Input: U320SC.j]
v23a O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v23a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k62 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also f35, a natural accomulation that covers the whole locus. [Input: U320SC.j]
v24 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0024 V19d3046 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v24 O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k62 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also f35, a natural accomulation that covers the whole locus. [Input: U320SC.j]
v24a O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v24a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 B11 2010-03-20 Same as v25. This view shows the E section of k83 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). It shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other locus in J04 unit) and some of the floating stones embedded in the E section of k82. It shows also what remains of the E baulk of k83, which was cut by a German trench, T10, dug in 2001. [Input: U320SC.j]
v25 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0025 V19d3049 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f130 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f131 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f132 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f133 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f134 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O12 2010-03-21 f135 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25 O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v25 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k83 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other locus in J04 unit) and some of the floating stones embedded in the E section of k82. It shows also what remains of the E baulk of k83, which was cut by a German trench, T10, dug in 2001. [Input: U320SC.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f130 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f131 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f132 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f133 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f134 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O12 2010-03-21 f135 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v25a O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v25a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows what remains of the E section of k83 and the E section of k84 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This photo is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes the E section of k83 and k84, such as the topsoil (which consists mostly of wind-blown soil), a reddish layer made of bricky material (which is part of the dump^1), and a brick-melt layer; in the lower portion of what remains of the E baulk of k83 (cut by T10, a W-E trench dug by a German team of the university of Tubingen during the investigations of the tell mound carried out during the 1999-2001 excavation seasons) a thick ash layer is cleary visible. The top accumulation in k83 is f70. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v26 O0 2010-03-08 J04t0026 V19d3050 U308 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v26 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v25. This view shows what remains of the E section of k83 and the E section of k84 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This photo is intended to show the layers of accumulation that characterizes the E section of k83 and k84, such as the topsoil (which consists mostly of wind-blown soil), a reddish layer made of bricky material (which is part of the dump^1), and a brick-melt layer; in the lower portion of what remains of the E baulk of k83 (cut by T10, a W-E trench dug by a German team of the university of Tubingen during the investigations of the tell mound carried out during the 1999-2001 excavation seasons) a thick ash layer is cleary visible. The top accumulation in k83 is f70. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v26a O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v26a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k71 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f50, the accumulation where f10 sits. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v27 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0027 V19d3188 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v27 O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O12 2010-03-21 f4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O12 2010-03-21 f7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v27. This view shows the N section of k71 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f50, the accumulation where f10 sits. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v27a O12 2010-03-21 f1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O12 2010-03-21 f4 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O12 2010-03-21 f7 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v27a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k64 (with string). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f38 the natural accumulation in k64. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v28 O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v28. This view shows the E section of k64 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f38 the natural accumulation in k64. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v28a O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28a O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28a O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28a O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v28a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows the loci located on the est portion of J04 Unit: k61, k62, k63 and k64 after 14 days of excavation in the area. This view is intended to show these loci (once we reached a similar bottom elevation in all of them) and the relative sections, showing that these squares had a similar depositional history. It therefore shows f45 in k61, f35 in k62 (with two floating stones, f50 in the W portion and f51 in the E portion of the square), f39 in k63 and f38 in k64. Looking N. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v29 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0029 V19d3065 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v29 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v29 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k62 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f66 the natural accumulation in k63. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O12 2010-03-21 f82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v30. This view shows the E section of k62 (with string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) that build-up this locus (as most of other loci of J04 unit). It shows also f66 the natural accumulation in k63. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O12 2010-03-21 f82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v30a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows the loci located on the west portion of J04 Unit: k71, k72, k73 and k74 after 14 days of excavation in the area. This view is intended to show these loci (once we reached a similar bottom elevation in all of them) and the relative sections, showing the similar depositional history. The view shows as well f10 and f50 in k71, f14 in k72 (with three floating stones, i.e. f11, f12 and f16), f13 in k73 and f36 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v31 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0031 V19d3054 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v31 O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v31. This photo shows the loci located on the west portion of J04 Unit: k71, k72, k73 and k74 after 14 days of excavation in the area. This view is intended to show these loci (once we reached a similar bottom elevation in all of them) and the relative sections, showing the similar depositional history. The view shows as well f10 and f50 in k71, f14 in k72 (with three floating stones, i.e. f11, f12 and f16), f13 in k73 and f36 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC2.j]
v31a O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v31a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 B11 2010-03-20 This view is intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J4 area. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 Unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 Unit. Overhead oblique view, looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v32 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0032 V19d3055 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a B11 2010-03-20 Same as view v32. This view is intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J4 area. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 Unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 Unit. Overhead oblique view, looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b B11 2010-03-20 Same as view v32, v32a. This view is intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J4 area. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 unit. Overhead oblique view, looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32b O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c B11 2010-03-20 Same as view v32, v32a, v32b. This view is intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J4 area. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 unit. Overhead oblique view, looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32c O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d B11 2010-03-20 Same as view v32, v32a, v32b, v32c Look. This view is intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J4 area. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 unit. Overhead oblique view, looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v32d O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 B11 2010-01-22 General view of J04 area, in which k84 is shown, just behind k81 (the first square in the view). Since we did not took any photo of k84 before we start digging in this locus, this photo has been choose to show this locus before we start digging in the square. This photo shows the southern portion of k84. Looking S. This shows the topsoil of the southern portion of k84 (f87) and the E baulk of k84 (f53). Looking S. [Input: U122SC.j]
v33 B11 2010-03-20 this view is the same as v34 and following subviews. This view was intended to show the natural accumulation, mostly wind and waterborn, that have been exposed throughout J04 unit. These are clearly visible by looking at the N-S sections, in particular by looking at the baulk that divides the loci on the west portion of J04 unit (k71, k72, k73 and k74) from those located on the east (k61, k62, k63 and k64); the photo has been taken after we reached in all the locus the same elevation with the purpose of showing the depositional history of the J04 unit. Overhead view, looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v33 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the J04 unit after the removal of the N-S baulk, i.e. the baulk that divided k71, k72, k73 and k74 (the loci located on the W side of J4 area) from k61, k62, k63 and k64 (the loci located on the E side of J4 area) with the purpose of showing the loci part of the J04 unit at the same elevation; the view shows that at this elevation there are no structures, besides f10, in the whole J04 unit. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v34 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0034 V19d3064 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a B11 2010-03-20 Similar to v34. This view shows the J04 unit after the removal of the N-S baulk, i.e. the baulk that divided k71, k72, k73 and k74 (the loci located on the W side of J4 area) from k61, k62, k63 and k64 (the loci located on the E side of J4 area) with the purpose of showing the loci part of the J04 unit at the same elevation; the view shows that at this elevation there are no structures, besides f10, in the whole J04 unit. Looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b B11 2010-03-20 Similar to v34, v34a. This view shows the J04 unit after the removal of the N-S baulk, i.e. the baulk that divided k71, k72, k73 and k74 (the loci located on the W side of J4 area) from k61, k62, k63 and k64 (the loci located on the E side of J4 area) with the purpose of showing the loci part of the J04 unit at the same elevation; the view shows that at this elevation there are no structures, besides f10, in the whole J04 unit. Looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34b O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c B11 2010-03-20 Similar to v34a and v34b. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O15 2010-03-21 k92 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v34c O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k72: the purpose is to show f63, the compact accumulation in k72, and the floating limestones (f19.1, f19.2, f12 and f20) found within this locus. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v35 O0 0000-00-00 J04t0035 V19d3066 T22 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a B11 2010-03-20 Similar to v35. This photo is a general view of k72: the purpose is to show f63, the compact accumulation in k72, and the floating limestones (f19.1, f19.2, f12 and f20) found within this locus. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v35a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k74: the purpose is to show a compact accumulation f58 which covers f64, esposed in the west portion of the locus; this feature is, as visible in the view, very rich in pottery sherds, and tannur fragments. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v36 O0 2009-07-22 J04t0036 V19d3068 T722 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v36 O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36 O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36a B11 2010-03-20 Same as v36. This photo is a tide view of k74; the purpose is to show f58, the compact accumulation f58 in k74, which top-surface is characterized by the presence of small stones, pottery sherds and bones. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v36a O0 2009-07-22 J04t0036a V19d3070 T722 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v36a O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36b B11 2010-03-20 This is a tide view of f58 in k74, which is rich in pottery sherds and small stones. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v36b O12 2010-03-21 f58 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36b O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v36b O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k74: the purpose is to show f64, a medium compact accumulation this feature is, as visible in the view, very rich in pottery sherds, and tannur fragments. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v37 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0037 V19d3071 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v37 O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37a B11 2010-03-20 Similar view as v37. the purpose is to show f64, a medium compact accumulation this feature is, as visible in the view, very rich in pottery sherds, and tannur fragments. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v37a O0 2010-06-01 J04t0037a V19d3072 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v37a O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37b B11 2010-03-20 Tide shot of f64, a medium compact accumulation rich in pottery sherds and tannur fragments. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v37b O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37b O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37b O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37c B11 2010-03-20 Similar view as v37b. Tide shot on the pottery sherds and the tannur fragments belonging to f64. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v37c O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37c O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v37c O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows k72, k73 and k74 after the removal of the N baulks and before we start digging in these loci again. This view is intended to show primarily the four loci at the same elevation (besides k71). The view therefore shows f10 and f50 in k71, f63 in k72 (with three floating stones, i.e. f12, f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3), f61 in k73, f64 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v38 O0 2009-07-21 J04t0038 V19d3073 T721 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v38 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a B11 2010-03-20 Similar view as v38. This photo shows k71, k72, k73 and k74 after the removal of the N baulks and before we start digging in these squares again. This view is intended to show primarily the three loci at the same elevation. The view therefore shows also f10 and f50 in k71, f63 in k72 (with three floating stones, i.e. f12, f19.1, f19.2 and f19.3). f61 in k73, f64 in k74. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v38a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v38a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k73: the purpose is to show f61, the compact accumulation in the whole locus. It shows as well the bottom of the German trench T10 that interests the west baulk of the locus. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v39 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0039 V19d3075 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v39 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39a B11 2010-03-20 Similar view as v39. This photo is a general view of k73: the purpose is to show f61, the compact accumulation in the whole locus. It shows as well the bottom of the German trench T10 that interests the west baulk of the locus. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v39a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39a O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v39a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k72. The purpose is to show the floating stones (f19.1, f19.2, f12 and f20) and their pedestal (f100, f128, f102 and f98) in k72 and f63, the top accumulation in k72. These limestones could be originally part of f10. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v40 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0040 V19d3077 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O12 2010-03-21 f128 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a B11 2010-03-20 Similar view as v40. This photo is a general view of k72. The purpose is to show the floating stones (f19.1, f19.2, f12 and f20) and their pedestal (f100, f128, f102 and f98) in k72 and f63, the top accumulation in k72. These limestones could be originally part of f10. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O12 2010-03-21 f128 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v40a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 B11 2010-03-20 This photo shows the collapsed floating stone f73 in the SE corner of k82 before its removal. This stone was originally located on top of f74, as cleary visible in a view tooked by mH during the 2005 excavation season (cfr. J2v62, V17do214 taken the O803). The stone. therefore, collapsed from its pedestal in the previous two years (the stone is located aprox. 100cm est from its pedestal). f73 as well as f74 rest on f52, a natural accumulation over uncovered excavation from MZ17 in k82. This floating stone, as well as other in k82, was left in place in the previous excavation season in order to look for any direct link among these limestones and the Apron or the monumental staircase J02f130 exposed in J02 area. This, apparently, is a random stone, probably originally part of the Apron, but not having anymore any clear relation with it. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v41 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0041 V19d3082 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v41 O12 2010-03-21 f51 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O12 2010-03-21 f73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O12 2010-03-21 f74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O12 2010-03-21 f75 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O17 2010-03-21 r3 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41a B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a close-up of the floating stone f73 and its pedestal f74 in the SE corner of the k82. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v41a O0 2010-06-01 J04t0041a V19d3083 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v41a O12 2010-03-21 f73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41a O12 2010-03-21 f74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v41a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v42 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a close-up a dog skull found while digging in k84; the skull was found close to the E section of k84; it shows also the accumulation in k84, f72. Looking S. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v42 O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v42 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v42 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of k84 (i.e. the N portion of k84) while digging f76. f76 is a compact accumulation, rich in phytolits and organic materials, which gave to the soil a very fine and loose texture and a dark brown colour. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v43 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0043 V19d3086 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v43 O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43 O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43a B11 2010-03-20 same as v43. This photo is a general view of k84 (i.e. the N portion of k84) while digging f76. f76 is a compact accumulation, rich in phytolits and organic materials, which give to the soil a very fine and loose texture and a dark brown colour. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v43a O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43a O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v43a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k63 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k73, f61. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v44 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0044 V19d3186 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v44 O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 O12 2010-03-21 f55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k63 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k73, f61. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v44a O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a O12 2010-03-21 f55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v44a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k63. It is intended to show the compact accumulation in the locus, f67, and the top-face of two large limestones, close to the NE corner of the locus. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v45 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0045 V19d3088 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v45 O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45 O12 2010-03-21 f104 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45a B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k63. It is intended to show the compact accumulation in the locus, f67, and the top-face of two large limestones, close to the NE corner of the locus. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v45a O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45a O12 2010-03-21 f104 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v45a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k63 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k73, f61. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v46 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0046 V19d3089 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v46 O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 O12 2010-03-21 f55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k63 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k73, f61. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v46a O12 2010-03-21 f13 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a O12 2010-03-21 f55 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a O12 2010-03-21 f61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a O12 2010-03-21 f65 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v46a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k64 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k64, f59. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v47 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0047 V19d3091 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v47 O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O12 2010-03-21 f59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O12 2010-03-21 f62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O12 2010-03-21 f113 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k64 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k64, f59. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v47a O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O12 2010-03-21 f59 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O12 2010-03-21 f62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O12 2010-03-21 f113 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v47a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of loci k82, k83 and k84. This view is intended to show the three loci after few days of work whithin these squares. The views therefore shows f75 in k82 (with several floating stones in the N portion of the locus), f71 in k83 and f76 in k84 and the N baulk ok k84, f80. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v48 O0 2010-01-06 J04t0048 V19d3093 U106 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v48 O12 2010-03-21 f71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O12 2010-03-21 f75 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v48 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k83. The purpose is to show the large limestones exposed in k83, portion of the pebble floor f143 and the top accumulation in the locus, f78. Looking W. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v49 O0 2009-07-29 J04t0049 V19d3094 T729 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v49 O12 2010-03-21 f78 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O17 2010-03-21 r35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v49 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k83 and k82, showing the large limestones exposed in k83 and the floating stones in k82. The view shows as well the pebble floor f143 and the top accumulation in the two loci: f75 in k82 and f78 in k83. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v50 O0 2010-06-01 J04t0050 V19d3095 U601 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f75 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f78 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O17 2010-03-21 r35 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v50 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N portion of the E section of k72 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k72, f63. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v51 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0051 V19d3096 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v51 O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k72 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k72, f63. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v51a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0051a V19d3101 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v51a O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k72 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k72, f63. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v51b O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51b O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the E section of k72 (without string). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k72, f63. Looking E. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v51c O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51c O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51d O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O12 2010-03-21 f54 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O12 2010-03-21 f60 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v51e O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of k84 (the N portion of k84) which shows f76, a compact accumulation, rich in phytolits and organic materials. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v52 O0 2009-07-27 J04t0052 V19d3145 T727 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v52 O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52 O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52a B11 2010-03-20 same as v52. This is a tight shot of k84 (the N portion of k84) which shows f76, a compact accumulation, rich in phytolits and organic materials. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v52a O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52a O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v52a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of k82. It is intended to show primarily the glacis layer in the S portion of the locus. It is possible also to notice the baqaya layer just below some floating limestones. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v53 O0 2010-01-07 J04t0053 V19d3105 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v53 O12 2010-03-21 f77 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O12 2010-03-21 f132 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O12 2010-03-21 f134 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O12 2010-03-21 f135 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v53. This is a general view of k82 and k83. It is intended to show primarily the glacis layer in the S portion of the locus. It is possible also to notice the baqaya layer just below some floating limestones. Looking N. [Input: U320SC3.j]
v53a O0 2010-01-07 J04t0053a V19d3104 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f77 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f78 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f132 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f134 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f135 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v53a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v53a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the N section of k73 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). In the view some of the bricks belonging to f161 (in the W portion of the baulk) are visibe. Unlucky there has been a problem with the camera, and this is the best photo we have of the N section of k73. Looking NE. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v54 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0054 V19d3107 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v54 O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54 O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54 O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v54. This view shows the N section of k73 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). In the view some of the bricks belonging to f161 (in the W portion of the baulk) are visibe. Unlucky there has been a problem with the camera, and this is the best photo we have of the N section of k73. Looking NE. Looking NE. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v54a O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54a O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54a O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v54a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows pit f85, and it fill, f86, found in the N and E baulk of k84 (respectively f80 and f53). It shows also the top accumulation in k84, f79. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v55 O0 2010-01-07 J04t0055 V19d3109 U107 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v55 O11 2010-03-21 a1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O12 2010-03-21 f53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O12 2010-03-21 f85 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O12 2010-03-21 f86 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O21 2010-03-21 oh [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v55. This view shows pit f85, and it fill, f86, found in the N and E baulk of k84 (respectively f80 and f53). It shows also the top accumulation in k84, f79. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v55a O11 2010-03-21 a1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O12 2010-03-21 f53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O12 2010-03-21 f85 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O12 2010-03-21 f86 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O21 2010-03-21 oh [Input: U321SC2.j]
v55a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 B11 2010-03-20 This view has been taken few days after the removal of the W-E baulk in J04 Unit. The view shows f10 and f50 in k71, f103 in k72, f89 in k73, f64 in k74, f45 in k61, f66 and wall f84 in k62, f90 in k63 and f59 in k64. It shows as well the bottom of the German trench T10 in k83 and k73. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v56 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0056 V19d3110 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O12 2010-03-21 f90 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v56. This view has been taken few days after the removal of the W-E baulk in the J04 Unit and after we dug in some loci. Looking SW. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v56a O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v56 and v56a, looking SW. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v56b O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56b O22 2010-03-21 looking southwest [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v56. This view has been taken few days after the removal of the W-E baulk in J04 unit. The view shows f10 and f50 in and loci k71, k72, k73, k74, k61. Looking S. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v56c O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k74 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v56c O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57 B11 2010-03-20 This photo is a general view of k62. It is intended to show the top surface of f84, a stone wall running SW-NE found in the middle of the locus and f159, close to the N section of k62. The views shows also f66, the top-accumulation in k62. Looking W. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v57 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0057 V19d3115 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v57 O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57 O21 2010-03-21 oh [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v57. This photo is a general view of k62. It is intended to show the top surface of f84, a stone wall running SW-NE found in the middle of the square and f159, close to the N section of k62. The views shows also f66, the top-accumulation in k62. Looking W. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v57a O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57a O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57a O22 2010-03-21 looking southwest [Input: U321SC2.j]
v57b B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v57a. This photo is a general view of k62. It is intended to show the top surface of f84, a stone wall running SW-NE found in the middle of the locus and f159, close to the N section of k62. The views shows also f66, the top-accumulation in k62. Looking W. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v58 B11 2010-03-20 This view shows the floating stones in k72: f19.1, f19.2, f99, f12 and f20 and their pedestal (f100, f128, f129, f102 and f98). The view shows also f103 which is the accumulation where all these floating stones rest on. Looking W. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v58 O0 2010-01-22 J04t0058 V19d3117 U122 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f100 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O12 2010-03-21 f128 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v58. This view shows the floating stones in k72: f19.1, f19.2, f99, f12 and f20 and their pedestal (f100, f128, f129, f102 and f98). The view shows also f103 which is the accumulation where all these floating stones rest on. Looking W. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f20 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f98 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f100 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f102 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O12 2010-03-21 f128 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v58a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of k82, the E baulk of k82 (f123, before its removal) togheter with k73 and k72. The aim is to show, throught f123, the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up these locus. The view shows also several floating limestones in k82, resting on top of the glacis layer f77. For a particular view of stones exposed in k72, cfr. v58. Three are instead the isolated limestones found while removing the baulk between k82 and k72 (these are visible in v25). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v59 O0 2010-01-27 J04t0059 V19d3119 U127 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v59 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v59. This is a tide view of f123 the E baulk of k82 (before its removal). It shows the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up these loci, represented by the accumulation that build-up this portion of the tell mound through the baulk. The views shows also several floating stones in k82, resting on top of the glacis layer f77. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v59a O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v59 and v59a. This is a general view of f123, the E baulk of k82 (before its removal) and loci k73 and k72. The aim is to show, throught f123, the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up these locus. The view shows also several floating limestones in k82, resting on top of the glacis layer f77. For a particular view of stones exposed in k72, cfr. v58. Three are instead the isolated limestones found while removing the baulk between k82 and k72 (these are visible in v25). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v59b O12 2010-03-21 f123 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v59b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of the N portion of k84 and of the N and E baulk of k84 (rispectively f80 and f53); it is intended to show the bottom of the pit f86 after we finished digging its fill. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v60 O0 2009-07-29 J04t0060 V19d3122 T729 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v60 O11 2010-03-21 a1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O12 2010-03-21 f53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O12 2010-03-21 f85 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O12 2010-03-21 f86 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v60. This is a general view of the N portion of k84 and of the N and E baulk of k84 (f80 and f53); it is intended to show the bottom of the pit f86 after we finished digging its fill. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v60a O11 2010-03-21 a1 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O12 2010-03-21 f53 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O12 2010-03-21 f85 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O12 2010-03-21 f86 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v60a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of the E baulk of k83 (f123) and k73 as well as k72 before its removal. It is intended to show the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up this portion of the tell mound as represented by the accumulation found in these loci. The view shows also f103 and the glacis layer in k82 (f77) and in k72 (f127). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v61 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0061 V19d3126 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v61 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v61 but a bit closer. This is a tide view of k83, showing the E baulk of k83 (f123) before its removal. It is intended to show the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up this portion of the tell mound as represented by the accumulation found in these loci. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v61a O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v61a. This is a tide view of k83, the E baulk of k83 (f123) before its removal. It is intended to show the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up this portion of the tell mound as represented by the accumulation found in these loci. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v61b O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c B11 2010-03-20 Similar as v61. This is a general view of k83, the E baulk of k83 (f123) and k73 and k72 before the removal of E baulk of k83. It is intended to show the 200cm of natural accumulation that build-up these two locus. The view shows also f103 and the glacis layer in k82 (f77) and in k72 (f127). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v61c O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f144 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC2.j]
v61c O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v62 B11 2010-03-20 This is a overhead view of k73 and the W portion of k83. It is intended to show f93, the bin structure, the pebble floor f143 togheter with all the features which have been grouped within a2. Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v62 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0062 V19d3127 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v62 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v62 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v62 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v62 O21 2010-03-21 oh [Input: U321SC2.j]
v62 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of the S portion of k83 and the N baulk of k84. It is intended to show the top accumulation in the S portion of k83, f119, and some alligned stones, f156, exposed while digging this feature. Looking E. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v63 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0063 V19d3132 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v63 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of the area where k83 and k84 are located. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v63a O0 2010-01-12 J04t0063a V19d3093 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v63a O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b B11 2010-03-20 This is a particular view of the S portion of k83 and the N baulk of k84. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v63b O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c B11 2010-03-20 This is a particular view of the S portion of k83 and the N baulk of k84. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v63c O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v63c O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64 B11 2010-03-20 This is a general view of the N section of k84 (with string). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v64 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0064 V19d3128 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v64 O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64 O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64 O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64a B11 2010-03-20 This is a close up of the E portion of the N section of k84 with the string used for for drawing the section). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v64a O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64a O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64a O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64b B11 2010-03-20 This is a close up of the W portion of the N section of k84 with the string used for drawing the section). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v64b O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64b O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64b O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64b O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64c B11 2010-03-20 This is a close up of the E portion of the N section of k84 (without the string used for drawing the section). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v64c O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64c O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64c O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64c O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64c O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64d B11 2010-03-20 This is a close up of the W portion of the N section of k84 (without the string used for the for drawing the section). Looking N. [Input: U320SC4.j]
v64d O12 2010-03-21 f72 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64d O12 2010-03-21 f76 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64d O12 2010-03-21 f79 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64d O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v64d O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v65 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100 after we expose a brick melted accumulation, f121. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v65 O0 2010-01-28 J04t0065 V19d3135 U128 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v65 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v65 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v65 O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v65 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC2.j]
v65 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC2.j]
v66 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k60 before the beginning of the excavation in this locus. Looking S. [Input: U321SC.j]
v66 O0 2010-01-12 J04t0066 V19d3136 U112 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v66 O15 2010-03-21 k60 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v66 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC3.j]
v66 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 B11 2010-03-21 This photo shows k70 after we stop digging in this square. The view shows the accumulations within k70: f116, which is the natural accumulation below the topsoil (f115), f10, in the W portion of the locus, f166, a concentration of stones below the topsoil and the accomluation below, f169. Looking W. [Input: U321SC.j]
v67 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067 V19d3231 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v67 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a B11 2010-03-21 This photo shows k70 after we stop digging in this locus. The view shows f10, the continuation of the Apron exposed in k71 and f116, the accumulation in k70; it also shows a line of small stones in the W section of k70, which were located on top of soil and which reproduced the same allignment of the f10 below them. Looking W. [Input: U321SC.j]
v67a B11 2010-03-21 Tide view of the W section of k70, showing f10 and the line of small stones below the topsoil layer, f166. Looking W. [Input: U321SC.j]
v67a B11 2010-03-21 Tide view of the W section of k70, showing f166, the line of small stones below the topsoil layer. Looking W. Looking W. [Input: U321SC.j]
v67a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067a V19d3255 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v67a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67a O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67b O0 2010-02-21 J04t0067b V19d3257 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v67b O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67b O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67b O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v67b O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k80 once we stop digging in this locus. This view shows f164, a floating stone, which rests on f165, a tannur. [Input: U321SC.j]
v68 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0068 V18d3222 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v68 O12 2010-03-21 f114 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O12 2010-03-21 f117 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O12 2010-03-21 f164 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O12 2010-03-21 f165 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O15 2010-03-21 k80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up of the floating stone f164 and the tannur f165 in k80. [Input: U321SC.j]
v68a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0068a V18d3230 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v68a O12 2010-03-21 f117 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a O12 2010-03-21 f164 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a O12 2010-03-21 f165 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a O15 2010-03-21 k80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v68a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of a sondage done below the 4th stone of wall f84 in k62. It shows a omogeneus accumulation below f84, the stone wall, f120. [Input: U321SC.j]
v69 O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069 V19d3192 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v69 O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 O12 2010-03-21 f120 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up of wall f84 in order to show the stone removed for the sounding. [Input: U321SC.j]
v69a O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069a V19d3258 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v69a O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69a O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69b B11 2010-03-21 This is a tide view of wall f84 before the sounding below one of its stones (the 4h, as visible in v69a). [Input: U321SC.j]
v69b O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069b V19d3115 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v69b O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69b O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69b O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69c B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of J04 unit in order to show the position of wall f84 in k62. [Input: U321SC.j]
v69c O0 2010-01-11 J04t0069c V19d3110 U111 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v69c O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69c O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v69c O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The photo shows f121, a compact melted bricky accumulation and f124, in the NW corner of k100, which is an accumulation rich in ash, and a large limestone and its pedestal (f125, f126) found within k100. [Input: U321SC.j]
v70 O0 2010-02-01 J04t0070 V19d3146 U201 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v70 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O12 2010-03-21 f124 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O12 2010-03-21 f125 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O12 2010-03-21 f126 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of f124, accumulation rich in ash in k100. [Input: U321SC.j]
v70a O0 2010-02-01 J04t0070a V19d3147 U201 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v70a O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70a O12 2010-03-21 f124 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70b B11 2010-03-21 Similar as v70a. This view is a close-up shot of f124, the accumulation rich in ash in k100. [Input: U321SC.j]
v70b O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70b O12 2010-03-21 f124 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70b O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70b O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70c O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v70c O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k73. It is intended to show f93, the bin structure and f89 in k73, and the brick-wall f161-f162 located north to the bin; all these mus-brick structures are part of a2. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v71 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0071 V19d3133 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v71 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v71a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The view shows a3 (f136,f137), the pit that cuts f121 in the S portion of k100. [Input: U321SC.j]
v72 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0072 V19d3140 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v72 O11 2010-03-21 a3 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O12 2010-03-21 f136 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O12 2010-03-21 f137 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O17 2010-03-21 r89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O17 2010-03-21 r134 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v72 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 B11 2010-03-21 This is a particular view of a2 in k73 after we expose better the brick-wall f161 (on the left) and f162, north to the bin installation; on top of this wall a tannur has been found (f112). Looking NE. [Input: U321SC.j]
v73 O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073 V19d3219 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v73 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a B11 2010-03-21 Similar as v73. This is a particular view of the brick-wall f161 and f162, after the removal of f123 the N-S baulk in k72. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v73a O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073a V19d3214 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v73a O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73b B11 2010-03-21 This close-up shot of f112, the tannur found on top of wall f162. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v73b O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073b V19d3220 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v73b O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73b O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73b O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73b O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O0 2010-02-23 J04t0073c V19d3266 U223 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v73c O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73c O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of a2 in k73 after we removed f123 (the N-S baulk in k72) thus better exposing the brick-wall north to the bin installation, f161-f162; this view shows as wellthe relationship among these feature with the neiborough loci. Looking NW. [Input: U321SC.j]
v73d O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v73d O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the glacis floor f127 in k72 and of the sherd floor f154 in k73. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v74 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0074 V19d3210 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f140 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f152 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f153 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f154 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74 O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the sherd floor f154 in k73. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v74a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0074a V19d3154 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v74a O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74a O12 2010-03-21 f154 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74a O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v74a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The view shows f150, a compact brownish accumulation in k100. In the view it is possible to see a large pottery sherd lying on top of f150 in the SW corner of k100. The photo shows as well part of the S section of the locus (showinf f121 and portion of pit f136,f137). [Input: U321SC.j]
v75 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0075 V19d3150 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v75 O11 2010-03-21 a3 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O12 2010-03-21 f136 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O12 2010-03-21 f137 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the large pottery sherd lying on top of f150 in the SW corner of k100. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v75a O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75a O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75b B11 2010-03-21 This is a particular view of k100. The view some pottery sherds lying on top of f150 in the SW corner of k100. [Input: U321SC.j]
v75b O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v75b O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 B11 2010-03-21 This view is similar to v74. It is a general view of the glacis floor f127 in k72; the photo aims to show the glacis layer f127 and its characteristics. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076 V19d3203 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f53 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f140 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f152 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f154 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76a B11 2010-03-21 This view is similar to v76. It is a general view of the glacis floor f127 in k72. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076a V19d3204 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76a O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76b B11 2010-03-21 This view is close-up shot of the glacis floor f127 in k72; the purpose is to show a bone embedded in the glacis layer. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76b O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076b V19d3195 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76b O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76c B11 2010-03-21 This view is close-up shot of the glacis floor f127 in k72; the purpose is to show some pottery sherds lying flat on top and embedded within the glacis layer. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76c O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076c V19d3196 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76c O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76c O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76d B11 2010-03-21 This view is close-up shot of the glacis floor f127 in k72; the purpose is to show some pottery sherds lying flat on top and embedded within the glacis layer. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76d O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076d V19d3197 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76d O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76d O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76e B11 2010-03-21 This view is close-up shot of the glacis floor f127 in k72; the purpose is to show a bone embedded in the glacis layer. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v76e O0 2010-02-03 J04t0076e V19d3198 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v76e O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v76e O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v77 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the N portion of k84, the S portion of k83 and the baulk between them (i.e., the N baulk of k84), f80. The view shows the accumulations exposed in the N portion of k84 and in the S portion of k83, which, in both cases, is a compact brownish accumulation. A line of small stones, f156, in the portion of k83 are visible as well. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v77 O0 2010-02-25 J04t0077 V19d3194 U225 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v77 O12 2010-03-21 f80 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v77 O12 2010-03-21 f88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v77 O12 2010-03-21 f118 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v77 O12 2010-03-21 f156 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v77 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the N section of k70 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the topsoil layer and the natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) below it; it shows also f166, the stone layer in the NW corner of the locus. [Input: U321SC.j]
v78 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0078 V19d3162 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v78 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v78. This view shows the N section of k71 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the topsoil layer and the natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) below it; it shows also f166, the stone layer in the NW corner of the locus. [Input: U321SC.j]
v78a O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v78a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k70 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the topsoil layer and the natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) below it. The section is cut, in its east extent, since this portion of the tell mound was investigated -in the 2001 excavation season- by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner; the missing portion of the locus falls within the cut of a German trench, T14. [Input: U321SC.j]
v79 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0079 v19d3164 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v79 O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v79. This view shows the E section of k70 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the topsoil layer and the natural accumulations (wind and waterborn sediments) below it. The section is cut, in its east extent, since this portion of the tell mound was investigated -in the 2001 excavation season- by a team of the university of Tubingen, directed by Prof. Peter Pfalzner; the missing portion of the locus falls within the cut of a German trench, T14. [Input: U321SC.j]
v79a O12 2010-03-21 f115 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O12 2010-03-21 f116 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O12 2010-03-21 f166 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O12 2010-03-21 f169 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O15 2010-03-21 k70 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v79a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the N section of k61 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k61, f44. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v80 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0080 V19d3166 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v80 O12 2010-03-21 f42 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O12 2010-03-21 f43 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O12 2010-03-21 f151 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v80. This view shows the N section of k61 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k61, f44. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v80a O12 2010-03-21 f42 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O12 2010-03-21 f43 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O12 2010-03-21 f151 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v80a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the N section of k61 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k61, f44. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v81 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0081 V19d3167 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v81 O12 2010-03-21 f42 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O12 2010-03-21 f43 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O12 2010-03-21 f151 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v81. This view shows the N section of k61 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k61, f44. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v81a O12 2010-03-21 f42 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O12 2010-03-21 f43 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O12 2010-03-21 f44 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O12 2010-03-21 f151 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O15 2010-03-21 k61 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v81a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The view shows f158, a compact brownish accumulation rich in brick fragments and ash in k100. Unlucky the view is not well focused. [Input: U321SC.j]
v82 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082 V19d3156 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v82 O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the brick fragments in the NW corner of k100. Unlucky the view is not well focused. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v82a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082a V19d3157 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v82a O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82b B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the melted brick fragments and the ashes within f158, exposed in the N portion of k100. Unlucky the view is not well focused. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v82b O0 2010-02-03 J04t0082b V19d3158 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v82b O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82b O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82b O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v82b O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83 B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the find-spot of i4, a copper-alloy blade found within f158 in k100; the item was found close to the NE corner of the locus. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v83 O0 2010-02-04 J04t0083 V19d3209 U204 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v83 O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83 O13 2010-03-21 i4 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83a O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83a O13 2010-03-21 i4 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v83a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the N section of k100. It is intended to show the features dug within the small portion of k100 investigated, and their characteristics. It is cleary visible that, while f139 rest on a almost horizontal accumulation, f119 (althouhg it slopes toward the south portion of the locus as well, as visible in the E and W sections), f121 it is horizontal in its top-most portion, then it slopes sharply, following -probably- the slope of the tell mound; the same is for f150 and f158, both exposed below f121. The slope of these features is more visible in the E (v84a-v84b) and W sections (v84d), while the S section (v84c) shows the pit that cut these layers and its relationship with them. [Input: U321SC.j]
v84 O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084 V19d3181 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f124 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f139 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O12 2010-03-21 f160 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the E section of k100. It is intended to show the features dug within the small portion of k100 investigated, in particular it shows that: f119 is almost an horizontal accumulation its top-most portion and then it slopes south, following the slope of the mound; the same it is for the accumualations below f119: f121, f150 and f158. [Input: U321SC.j]
v84a O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084a V19d3182 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v84a O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84a O22 2010-03-21 looking west [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b B11 2010-03-21 Similar to v84a. This is a general view of the E section of k100. It is intended to show the features dug within the small portion of k100 investigated, in particular that: f119 is almost an horizontal accumulation its top-most portion and then it slopes south, following the slope of the mound; the same it is for f121, f150 and f158 below f121. [Input: U321SC.j]
v84b O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084b V19d3227 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v84b O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84b O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the S section of k100. It is intended to show the pit that cut the layers found while digging in k100 and its relationship with them. [Input: U321SC.j]
v84c O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084c V19d3183 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v84c O11 2010-03-21 a3 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O12 2010-03-21 f136 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O12 2010-03-21 f137 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84c O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O0 2006-08-29 J04t0084d V19d3184 Q829 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v84d O12 2010-03-21 f119 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84d O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84e B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the W section of k100. It is intended to show the features dug within the small portion of k100 investigated, in particular that: f119 is almost an horizontal accumulation its top-most portion and then it slopes south, following the slope of the mound. The same stratigraphical situation characterizes f121, which is horizontal in its top-most portion and then it slopes sharply toward south, following probably the slope of the mound; the same it is for f150 and f158, the accumualations below f121. [Input: U321SC.j]
v84e O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84e O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84f O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v84f O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The view shows f158, a compact brownish accumulation rich in phytolits in k100. Unlucky the view is not well focused. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v85 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0085 V19d3189 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v85 O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up shot of the phytolits within f158 in the N portion of k100. Unlucky the view is not well focused. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v85a O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v85a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k64 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k64, f59. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v86 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0086 V19d3225 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f59 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O12 2010-03-21 f113 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v86. This view shows the E section of k64 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k64, f59. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f31 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f33 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f34 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f38 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f57 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f59 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O12 2010-03-21 f113 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O15 2010-03-21 k64 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v86a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k63 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k63, f90. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v87 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0087 V19d3175 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O12 2010-03-21 f90 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v87. This view shows the E section of k63 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k63, f90. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f22 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f23 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f26 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f29 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f37 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f67 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O12 2010-03-21 f90 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O15 2010-03-21 k63 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v87a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k62 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k62, f66. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v88 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0088 V19d3177 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v88. This view shows the E section of k62 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k62, f66. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f27 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f30 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f32 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f35 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f66 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v88a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the south portion of the E section of k84 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of other loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k84, f88. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v89 O0 2010-02-24 J04t0089 V19d3180 U224 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v89 O12 2010-03-21 f87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89 O12 2010-03-21 f88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89 O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v89. This view shows the the south portion of the E section of k84 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well the layers of natural accumulation (mostly wind and waterborn sediments) that appear throughout this locus (as most of loci in J04 unit). It shows also the top accumulation in k84, f88. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v89a O12 2010-03-21 f87 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89a O12 2010-03-21 f88 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89a O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v89a O22 2010-03-21 looking east [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90 B11 2010-02-04 This view shows k100 after we finish digging in this locus. We did a sounding in order to check whether the Apron continues also in this portion of the Tell mound, since, in the NW corner of k100, we reached the same elevation as the 3rd step of staircase J02f130 as exposed in J02 unit. The sounding consisted in inserting a long metal stick (aprox. 50cm in depth) into f160 in order to chech whether there was a stone below (we checked every 10cm for the whole lenght of f160), but no stones have been intercepted therefore, it was clear that the Apron does not continue in J04 area, and that wall f128 and f129 can ben considered to be 'the boudary' to the est of the Apron. [Input: U204SC.j]
v90 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of k100. The view shows f158, left in the east side of the locus, and f160, which is a dark brown accumulation below f158 found in a small sounding done in the NW corner of k100 (100cmx100cm sounding). [Input: U321SC.j]
v90 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0090 V19d3191 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v90 O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90 O12 2010-03-21 f160 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90 O21 2010-03-21 ov [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90 O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90a O12 2010-03-21 f158 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90a O12 2010-03-21 f160 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v90a O22 2010-03-21 looking north [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the S section of k100. It is intended to show the pit f136, f137 (a3) here found while digging in this locus, and its relationship with the layers cut by the pit. [Input: U321SC.j]
v91 O0 2010-02-03 J04t0091 V19d3210 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v91 O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O12 2010-03-21 f136 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O12 2010-03-21 f137 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91 O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v91. This is a general view of the S section of k100. It is intended to show the pit f136, f137 (a3) here found while digging in this locus, and its relationship with the layers cut by the pit. [Input: U321SC.j]
v91a O0 2010-02-03 J04t0091a V19d3151 U203 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v91a O12 2010-03-21 f121 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O12 2010-03-21 f136 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O12 2010-03-21 f137 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O12 2010-03-21 f150 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O21 2010-03-21 tight shot [Input: U321SC3.j]
v91a O22 2010-03-21 looking south [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92 B11 2010-03-23 This is a general view of the wall J02f129, the staircase (J02f130) and of a stone and its pedestal standing on top of one of the step of the staircase, right below J02f129. The view intends to show the stone and its pedestal before their removal, and especially to clear the relationship between J02f129 and J02f130. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v92 O0 2010-02-04 J04t0092 V19d3232 U204 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v92 O12 2010-03-21 f167 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92 O12 2010-03-21 f168 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92 O18 2010-03-22 J02f127 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92 O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92 O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92a B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view of a stone and its pedestal standing on top of one of the step of the staircase J02f130 right where it abuts wall J02f129. The view intends to show the stone and its pedestal before their removal. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v92a O12 2010-03-21 f167 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92a O12 2010-03-21 f168 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92a O18 2010-03-22 J02f127 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92a O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92a O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92b B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view of a stone and its pedestal standing on top of one of the step of the staircase J02f130 right where it abuts wall J02f129. The view intends to show the stone and its pedestal before their removal. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v92b O12 2010-03-21 f167 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92b O12 2010-03-21 f168 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v92b O18 2010-03-22 J02f127 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92b O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92b O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v92c B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view of a stone and its pedestal standing on top of one of the step of the staircase J02f130 right where it abuts wall J02f129. The view intends to show the stone and its pedestal before their removal. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v93 B11 2010-03-23 This is a general view of the wall J02f129 and the staircase (J02 f130) after a stone and its pedestal have been removed, showing that the monumental staircase J02f130 abuts wall J02f129. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v93 O0 2010-02-25 J04t0093 V19d3236 U225 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v93a B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view in J02 area, where wall J02f129 abuts the staircase J02f130 after a stone (f167, and its pedestal f168) has been removed. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v93b B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view in J02 area, where wall J02f129 abuts the staircase J02 f130 after a stone (f167, and its pedestal f168) has been removed. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v93c B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view in J02 area, where wall J02f129 abuts the staircase J02 f130 after a stone (f167, and its pedestal f168) has been removed. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v93d B11 2010-03-23 This is a close-up view in J02 area, where wall J02f129 abuts the staircase J02 f130 after a stone (f167, and its pedestal f168) has been removed. [Input: U323SC2.j]
v94 B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of where the saluki dog (i5) was found while digging in the E baulk of k84. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v94 O13 2010-03-21 i5 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v94a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of where the head of the saluki dog (i5) was found while digging in the E baulk of k84. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v94b B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of the saluki dog skeleton (i5). [Input: U321SC.j]
v95 B11 2010-03-21 This view was taken to show the NW and NW section of k100. Please, se v84 and related subviews for the details related to the feature numbers. [Input: U321SC.j]
v95 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v95a B11 2010-03-21 This view was taken to show the NW and NW section of k100. Please, se v84 and related subviews for the details related to the feature numbers. [Input: U321SC.j]
v95a O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v96 B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of one of the stone within the pebble floor f143 in k73 (a2), f145. This photo intends to show the circular hole, cut close to one of the limestone edges. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v96 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0096 V19d3254 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v96 O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v96 O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v96 O12 2010-03-21 f146 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the a2 in k73, and in general loci k100, k83, k82, k72 at the end of the 2006 excavation season. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v97 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0097 V19d3252 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v97 O11 2010-03-21 a2 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f93 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f143 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f145 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f146 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O12 2010-03-21 f171 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v97 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the k71, and partly, k70 as well, at the end of the 2006 excavation season. This view shows f10, f50 in k71 and the difference in elevation between this locus and k72, where, besides different floating limestones, a galcis layer was exposed (f127). The section visible in the view (which is the N section of k72) does suggest that f50 is part of the build-up of the tell mound, since it is mainly made of a series of different layering of fine and less fine soil, which seems to be water and wind-blown deposits. The view shows also f106 and its pedestal; f106 was found while removing another floating stone, f20, hidden whithin its accumulation (f98). Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v98 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0098 V19d3253 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f10 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f12 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f19 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f50 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f99 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f106 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f107 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O15 2010-03-21 k71 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v98 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of wall J02f129 and the staircase (J02f130) in J02 unit: it is intended to show the position of one of the stones belonging to this wall which has been worked, since it presents a circular hole, cut close to one of the edges. Looking N. [Input: U321SC.j]
v99 O0 2010-02-21 J04t0099 V19d3260 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v99 O12 2010-03-21 f77 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 O12 2010-03-21 f141 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 O15 2010-03-21 k82 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 O15 2010-03-21 k83 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 O15 2010-03-21 k100 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v99 O18 2010-03-22 J02f129 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v99 O18 2010-03-22 J02f130 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v99 O18 2010-03-22 J02f131 [Input: U322SC3.j]
v99a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of one of the stones of wall J02f129. This photo intends to shows a circular hole, cut close to one of the limestone edges. Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v99a O0 2010-02-21 J04t0099a V19d3261 U221 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v100 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k72 (without the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well all the features within k72 and k62 and the accumulations found in these loci, which are mainly brick-melt accumulation. These are probably part of the dump^1 that interested the J04 area. While scraping the E section of the baulk within k73, where the sherd floor f154 has been exposed, several brick fragments, in a random position, were noticed. It is probable that these bricks belong to the collapse of a structure located in the S portion of J04 unit or -more probably- in the north portion of J06 area and are part of what, in J06 unit, has been defined as bf^1, the brick-melt accumulation which is the top-most part of the brickfall bf^2. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v100 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0100 V19d3263 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f63 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f82 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f108 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f109 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f127 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f152 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f153 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f154 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f159 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O15 2010-03-21 k62 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v100a B11 2010-03-21 Same as v100. This view shows the E section of k72 (with the string used for the drawing of the section). This view shows well all the features within k72 and k62 and the accumulations found in these loci, which are mainly brick-melt accumulation. These are probably part of the dump^1 that interested the J04 area. While scraping the E section of the baulk within k73, where the sherd floor f154 has been exposed, several brick fragments, in a random position, were noticed. It is probable that these bricks belong to the collapse of a structure located in the S portion of J04 unit or -more probably- in the north portion of J06 area and are part of what, in J06 unit, has been defined as bf^1, the brick-melt accumulation which is the top-most part of the brickfall bf^2. Looking E. [Input: U321SC.j]
v101 B11 2010-03-01 This view shows the the section of the E baulk of k73, where various mud-bricks have been exposed while scraping the E section of k73. In a first moment we think that the bricks here found, could be part of a possible mud-brick wall running N-S just below the baulk. However, in the light of the excavations carried out in the 2008-9 excavation season in J06 unit we now interpreted these bricks to represent the collapse of structures located in the S portion of the J04 unit or, more probably, in the north portion of J06 area; these bricks are part of what -in J06 unit- has been defined as bf^1, the brick-melt accumulation which is the top-most part of the brickfall bf^2. [Input: U301SC.j]
v101 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0101 V19d3265 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v101 O12 2010-03-21 f84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v101 O12 2010-03-21 f89 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v101 O12 2010-03-21 f104 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v101 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v102 B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of J04 unit after few days from the start of the excavations. It is intended to show where k84 is located. The photo shows the locus before we start digging in this locus, and thus, how it was left from the 2004 excavation season when it was dug as k84 within J02 unit by mH. Looking S. [Input: U321SC.j]
v102 O0 2010-01-22 J04t0102 V19d3006 U122 sC J04.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v102 O15 2010-03-21 k81 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v102 O15 2010-03-21 k84 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103 B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of the tannur found on top of the brick wall f162 in k73 (a2). Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v103 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103 V19d3206 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v103 O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103a B11 2010-03-21 This is a close-up view of the tannur found on top of the brick wall f162 in k73 (a2). Overhead. [Input: U321SC.j]
v103a O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103a V19d3205 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v103a O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103a O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103a O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103b B11 2010-03-21 This is a general view of the tannur found on top of the brick wall f161-f162 in k73 (a2). Looking S. [Input: U321SC.j]
v103b O0 2010-03-01 J04t0103b V19d3201 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v103b O12 2010-03-21 f103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103b O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103b O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103b O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v103b O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 B11 2010-03-21 This view shows the E section of k73 and the S portion of locus k73 where a mud-brick structure has been exposed (f170) while removing the accumulation within the locus, f89. It shows the relationship between f170, possibly a portion of a mud-brick wall, and the features located in the same locus. Looking S. [Input: U321SC.j]
v104 O0 2010-03-01 J04t0104 V19d3199 U301 sC.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f103 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f112 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f152 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f153 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f154 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f161 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f162 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O12 2010-03-21 f170 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O15 2010-03-21 k72 [Input: U321SC3.j]
v104 O15 2010-03-21 k73 [Input: U321SC3.j]
w21 O3 2006-08-31 L_W19b1821 J04w0021 Q831 sC sec k73.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]
w29 O3 2006-09-10 L_W19b1829 J04w0029 Q910 sC sec k84.jpg [Input: J04_VWX.j]