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.fd Daily journal for S810
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.ed S810
.rd S810
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-wk Twenty assigned workmen reported.

-sy Corner stakes m4667 and m4749 removed because they were loose and a tripping hazard to workmen who had to use that baulk to remove backdirt from eastern loci.

-sg In several meetings over the last two days, gB, fAB, jW, and the J5 staff have discussed excavation plans for the last two-week period.  There are several conflicting strategies that needed to be resolved.  The highest priority will be to excavate k33 down to the glacis, f74, and its associated wall systems, including f41, by carefully removing the horizontally layered and laminated accumulations above it.  Loci k13 and k14 have yielded a number of interesting stone installations and bricky residues.  However, we have not been able to fit them together with stonework in loci k22, k23, and k24.  To clarify this area of "four corners," we had scheduled removing the baulk that extends from k43 on the west to k13 on the east starting on Wednesday, S813.  In today's discussions, we decided that it would be more effective and illustrative to remove the shorter N-S baulks between k24, and k14 and k23 and k13 respectively after they are drawn and photographed.  This work can be accomplished by the crews who are already excavating in k13 and k4 without disturbing the work on the wall systems in k33.  As the E-W baulk has been documented, we can remove it at anytime resources are available.  As to work in the soutern part of the unit, we need to excavate k32 to trace the glacis we have found in k22 to the west.  We also need to finish excavating k100.  We do not expect to find significant architecture or artifacts in either k32 or k100.  We believe that there are adequate resources and enough time to complete this work.  In summation, considering the progress made to date, we can execute the plan if our assumptions are correct.