.bk J05
.fl S826sNP.j
.fd items description
.fn i31 q257.2 q263.1 q265.1 q266.1 q267.1 q269.1 q269.2 q269.3; edited by jW on U213
.ei sNP
.ed S826
.rd S826
.ri sNP

i 31
df fg
ds fragment of an animal figurine. Probably is the head of an animal with the mouth open: it could be a lion, but no traces of the mane are preserved. If we accept the suggestion of an animal head, we notice that the nose, and part of the ears and of the left side of its mouth is missing. Another suggestion is to turn the figurine, seeing a fragmentary body of a camel or a zebu (the lower part of the previous mouth has to be seen as a hump), missing his head, his anterior paws, and all the posterior part of his body. But this option seems less probable because the point where the neck should start doesn't looks like a broken surface.
wm clay
lg 7
ht 6.1
w2 4.2
co very pale brown
c# 10YR 7/3
cn broken
;P99 to be photographed

q 263.1
df db
ds Obsidian debitage, with amorphous shape. On his smooth surfaces, some wave-signs of the tools used to cut blades from it. The back surface has some soil encrustation on it. The obsidian has a very dense structure.
wm ob
lg 4.3
ht 3.1
w2 0.8
co black
cn complete
P99 to be photographed

q 257.2
ct ca
df fg
ds baked clay fragment, probably the neck of a horse figurine because of the line on his back, which looks like a mane. The body and the head of the animal are missing, but is still visible the probable starting point of its anterior left hoof.
wm clay-baked
lg 5.9
ht 2.7
w2 2.5
co very pale brown
c# 10YR 8/3
cn fragment
P99 Not photographed

q 257.3
df fg
ds Animal body with incisions
K99 No laboratory data taken or recorded.
P99 Not photographed

q 266.1
ct ca
df fg
ds head of a ram, recognizable by the two spiral horns (one of them is almost complete, the other fragmented). The snout is missing. Part of the neck is preserved, but all the body is lost.
wm clay-baked
lg 4.8
ht 4.6
w2 3.2
co very pale brown
c# 10YR 7/3
cn broken
;P99 to be photographed

q 269.1
df bl
ds fragmentary obsidian blade. The surface preserve some sign of the polishing tool used for smoothing it, most of all in the three surface of the front part. The back side is very flat, the section trapezoidal. The obsidian has a very dense structure.
wm ob
lg 2.7
ht 1.4
w2 0.3
co black
cn broken
;P99 to be photographed

q 269.2
df bl
ds very well preserved flint blade. The shape is almost square, the section trapezoidal but ends at the bottom with an oval flat surface. The edges are sharp and zig-zag cut.
wm flint
lg 2.8
ht 2.7
w2 0.8
co pinkish gray
cn complete
P99 to be photographed

q 269.3
df a-bone
ds fragment of an unknown object. It may be a burnished animal bone. Trapezoidal shape, very flat. On one of the surfaces, lightly concave, four grooves cut into the body of the item. Signs of burning on the most of its surface.
wm bn
lg 2.3
ht 0.9
w2 0.35
co grayish brown
cn fragment
;P99 to be photographed

q 265.1
df pol
ds fragment of a grinding stone pestle or a polishing tool. Both extremities are missing. The shape of the item is between cylindrical and triangular: the preserved surfaces are less smooth at the sides and much more in the middle, where the color change also to a reddish tone. A small part of the object is covered by soil encrustations.
wm li
lg 6.7
ht 5.8
w2 5.2
co greenish gray and reddish brown
cn fragment
P99 Needs to be photographed.

q 267.1
df bd-c
ds clay bead, or weight for a loom. Round shaped, one surface is flat, the opposite convex with a burnished color. the hole in the center of the item is concave from both sides.
wm clay
lg 1.8
ht 1.8
w2 0.55
co pale brown
c# 10YR 7/3
cn complete
;P99 to be photographed