| Best image | 2010-8-4 | pC |  v199a |
| Label is included in another | 2009-7-17 | pC | ^glacis9 [Input file: U717PC2.J / U717PC2.-J] |
| Category | 2009-8-13 | !! | build-up [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |
| 2010-7-26 | !! | surface [Input file: U125PC.J / U125PC.-J] | |
| Definition | 2009-8-13 | yM | accumulation [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |
| 2010-7-26 | pC | floor B [Input file: U125PC.J / U125PC.-J] |
| Best image | 2010-8-4 | pC | v199a |
| Description | 2009-8-13 | yM | floor under top soil f281 in k105. It is a very compact surface that has a very strong brown color. Once was removed the soil came out in very big chunks that crumble to very fine soft but wet sand. It also contained a lot of phytoliths and gypsum; we also found a seal impression i28. This feature was overlaid in the southern part by an accumulation layer f285. by removing this accumulation layer we uncovered the surface of f284 that slopes down in the southern part towards the south. [Input file: T815YM.J / T815YM.-J] |
| Argument | 2009-8-10 | pC | Probably this surface as well the following surfaces characterized by a sharp slope toward south-east, are the temple mound for following reasons: 1) these surfaces are very hard, compact and characterized by a sharp slope, reflecting the possible morphology of the 'temple mound' in this area; 2) the surfaces are located under wall f129, which is built on top of these ( f317 and f284?), while wall f129 slopes up (see v206) [Input file: U125PC.J / U125PC.-J] |
| 2009-8-13 | pC | f284 is layed for a purpose and is obviously not a natural accumulation. I labeled it accumulation b, while has a clear shape, but while we are digging in a small portion we can still not identify if it as an escarpment, since it reflects the same slope as f164 we can presume it s a previous phase of f164. It is in the other hand to low to be the escarpment for wall f129, therefore shoul be for some structure under f129. It is tempting to say that is the escarpment for the LC wall. [Input file: T810PC2.J / T810PC2.-J] |
| Locus | 2009-8-13 | yM | k105 [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |
| Relays | 2009-8-12 | yM | 545 (39127 51683 - 8785 / Relay location: S) [Input file: T809YM2R.J / T809YM2R.-J] |
| 2009-8-12 | yM | 549 (39298 51660 - 8788 / Relay location: NW) [Input file: T809YM2R.J / T809YM2R.-J] | |
| 2009-8-12 | yM | 550 (39262 51653 - 8785 / Relay location: NW) [Input file: T809YM2R.J / T809YM2R.-J] | |
| 2009-8-12 | yM | 551 (39245 51709 - 8783 / Relay location: N) [Input file: T809YM2R.J / T809YM2R.-J] | |
| 2009-8-12 | yM | 552 (39050 51595 - 8759 / Relay location: SW) [Input file: T809YM2R.J / T809YM2R.-J] | |
| Elevation | 2009-8-13 | yM | 8788 @top [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |
| 2009-8-13 | yM | 8868 @bottom [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |
| Type of contact: Latest events | 2009-9-2 | yM | f281 (topsoil) covers f284 [Input file: T902YM.J / T902YM.-J] |
| 2009-9-2 | yM | f285 (accumulation D) overlays f284 [Input file: T902YM.J / T902YM.-J] | |
| Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items | 2009-8-13 | yM | q410 sits in f284 [Input file: T727YM4.J / T727YM4.-J] |
| 2009-8-13 | sD | q415 sits in f284 [Input file: T727YM4.J / T727YM4.-J] | |
| Type of contact: Earliest events | 2009-9-2 | yM | f284 covers f287 (accumulation B) [Input file: T902YM.J / T902YM.-J] |
| Inclusions | 09-12-2010 | !! | frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2010-7-29 | pC | s68J6A [Input file: U815PC.J / U815PC.-J] |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2010-7-29 | pC | h3fJ6A [Input file: U815PC.J / U815PC.-J] |
| Stratigraphic reasons | 2010-7-30 | pC | under ^wal l6. I tentatively date this surface to the EDII, but while the pottery of this feature has yet not analyzed [Input file: U730PC.J / U730PC.-J] |
| Photo of view | v199a  v220  v220a  v221 | |||
| Photo of view |  v221a |
| Reference to Plot | 2009-7-17 | pC | p0022 [Input file: U717PC.J / U717PC.-J] |
| Storage | 2009-8-13 | yM | T813 [Input file: T727YM.J / T727YM.-J] |