^sb1 | The combination of the EDIII revetment wall, ^wall2; its two escarpments, ^esc1 and ^esc2; and its glacis, f185. Its purpose was to clearly delimit the border between the sacral area (the BA temple and its mound) from the assembly areas and structures to the south and to the west. | v227 |
^sb2 | The combination of the Mittani revetment wall, ^wall3; and its apron, ^aprn1. Its purpose was to clearly delimit the border between the sacral area (the BA temple and its mound) from the assembly areas to the west during the westward retrenchment. | v123 |
^sa1 | The Mittani staircase, ^strc1; ^bin1; the floors to the west, f70 and f102; and its western border stones, ^brdr1. Its purpose was to provide a transitional area for sacral use - an interface between the lay participants and those who conducted the rituals. | v123 |
f288 | A stone pavement to the south and west of the first escarpment, ^esc1. It is the earliest working surface excavated in this unit to date. There has not yet been enough of the feature excavated to determine its function. | v212 |
^wka1 | This area consists of accumulations around a Late Mittani bin in which were found twelve basalt pestals. | v22,v13 |
^wka2 | This area, just outside an early revetment wall, contained evidence of two work-related activities. The first were basalt pestals with imbedded bronze fragments. The second was a manufacturing center for clay slingballs. | v153 |