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Plaza adjacent the Large Temple Terrace (
Version 1a
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J1v443a
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6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
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6. REFERENCE
Analogical Record
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View/drawing of features
2009-09-01
lC
f259
(wall)
f278
(accumulation D)
f288
(wall)
f336
(collapse)
f344
(cut)
f348
(floor, type d)
f349
(collapse)
f362
(accumulation D)
[Input:
T902LC.j
]
View/drawing of locus
2009-09-01
lC
k127
k130
[Input:
T902LC.j
]
View/drawing orientation
2009-09-01
lC
OH
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T902LC.j
]
Text description of view
2009-09-01
lC
General over head view of
k127
showing the stone structure
a8
formed by the bonded walls
f288
and
f259
. This structure for location and nature seems having the same function of the revetment wall
f72
, so part of a sacral area likely formed by a mound and a plaza. These structure are probably dating to Late Chalcolithic because of the pottery recovered in the small sunding
k130
where we reached the base of the EW wall
f259
. The ceramic assemblage is small and further excavations will let us to solve every doubt. In the middle of
k127
is visible the massive stone collapse likely coming from these two walls.
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T902LC.j
]
Web view
2009-09-01
dm
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J01V-T^.j
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Photo of view
2009-09-01
dm
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J01V-T^.j
]