J3k1

File: /MZ/A/J03/D/I//MZ/A/J03/D/K/0001.HTM
Processed on 3-13-2021
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Labeling/Designation

Description/Count
description (summary) 2005-8-04 rE formerly J2 k33 but not excavated in season MZ18 [Input File: P823gM2.j]
2006-9-19 ei expected location of revetment wall. [Input File: Q918eI4.j]
best view 2020-7-27 jW [Input File: ZE727jW.j]

Recovery/Assignment
daily notes 2006-8-13 vVE In the eastern half of k1 we excavated f500 to give this locus a more level surface. In the north a somewhat harder surface was encountered. It was a natural surface and might have been caused by the effects of the winter precipitation during the past year. It does not constitute a clear break in this natural deposit because it did not extend very far from the Northern baulk, because it was not very hard and because the deposit underneath seems to be the same as above it. The entire locus was cleaned and dM took v502, v503 and v503a of f501 and a500 respectively. f501 was then removed. [Input File: Q813vE.j]
2006-8-12 vVE The excavation of k1 in J3 had already begun in 2004 during MZ17(2004-O) as a locus of J2. At the moment I am still unable to equate my feature assignments to those of J2, because the J2 MZ17 files are not yet accessible. Still visible are several features that had been exposed during the previous campaigns: f501, f502, f503, f504, f505, f506, f507, f508, f509, f510, f511. See v500 for the state of preservation of k01 at the start of this season. We left all of these features standing and started to excavate the surface of k01. This deposit is f500 and the sections seem to indicate that this deposit is a continuation of what was lying on top of it. The stones of features f502, f503, f504, f505, f506, f507, f508, f509, f510 and f511 are resting on and embedded in this deposit, f500. All these stones together constitute aggregate a500. [Input File: Q812vE2.j]
2006-8-21 vVE We started to remove the Northern baulk of k01. f523 was the top soil (nothing was collected) and f558 the underlying natural accumulation. This underlying accumulation had already been excavated in the rest of the locus during one of the previous campaigns as part of J2. After having removed f558 we reached f500 which was also excavated. [Input File: Q821vE.j]
2006-8-14 vVE Feature f517 was excavated today. It was the column of deposits that had been left standing to preserve f501. Feature f500 was excavated in the Western half of k01. Several new features had been found in the excavations yesterday and were assigned feature numbers today: f519, f520 and f521. These features were relayed today. [Input File: Q814vE.j]
2006-8-15 vVE Several large boulders were assigned feature numbers today. f525, f526, f527 and f528 were found while excavating f500 today, while f529 and f530 were excavated yesterday but are so enveloped by the North baulk that they had not yet been assigned feature numbers yesterday. After excavating f500 we found a natural hard surface that seemed to be sloping slightly downwards towards the south. [Input File: Q815vE.j]
2006-8-26 vVE Yesterday dM had taken the overview pictures of the situation where the lower steps of the second apron f532 and f556 had been covered by accumulations and several large boulders of the second apron had moved from their original position. With those pictures taken we were now able to remove several of those dislocated boulders that make up a500. Before the removal of f503, f504, f505, f506, f507, f508 and f511, the Area designation (J3) and their respective feature numbers were written on the boulders with a permanent marker. While removing the deposits on which these boulders had been resting a new dislocated boulder f567 was uncovered. We started to removing the natural accumulation f565 that covered the lower part of the second apron f532. In this deposit we found bronze item i500 stuck between several boulders. After excavating f565 we reached a naturally compacted surface f566 which we also started to excavate. [Input File: Q826vE.j]
2006-8-27 vVE The series of naturally compacted floors f566 was removed. On top of where the revetment wall should be there appeared a new naturally compacted floor which is the continuation in this area of f534. Immediately north of this there had appeared more large boulders and the deposit underneath f566 there was soft, crumbly, reddish dark brown clay containing many very small pebbles and a little bit of calcite: this seems to be washed down baqaya. [Input File: Q827vE.j]
2006-8-28 vVE The deposits in front of the top of the revetment wall were excavated today: the remains of f534 in the Southern half of k1 and the underlying f571 in all of k1. Several new large boulders were uncovered today and these must belong to the top of the revetmet wall. [Input File: Q828vE1.j]
2006-8-30 vVE We continued to excavate the Northern half of k1 in front of the revetment wall f569. The boulder f575 and the small boulder 579 next to it were uncovered. Under the natural deposit of f572 there appeared a softer black ashy deposit f576. After having removed these ashes we found again a reddish brown deposit f578. We have removed the pebbles of f521 and the large boulder f519. We relayed the large boulders f525, f527, f528 and f574 which is a very large boulder that had appeared yesterday already in the Southern section. [Input File: Q830vE1.j]
2006-8-29 vVE At first we continued to excavate f571 in all of k01, but then we excavated this natural deposit only in the northern half of k01. There the underlying deposit f572 did not differ much from f571 but seemed to be a little bit lighter, softer and more crumbly. [Input File: Q829vE3.j]
2006-8-31 vVE The stones f575 and f579 were removed today and then excavation continued in the Northern half of k1. At the end of one pick run the tops of five boulders became visible. These seem to lie in line in front of the revetment wall f569. To make sense of these stones we need to expose a larger area and therefore we continued to excavate also the Southern half of k1. [Input File: Q831vE.j]

Volumetric Localization
space definition 2005-8-04 rE m3619 [Input File: P823gM2.j]
2006-9-19 ei [Input File: Q918eI4.j]
length of two sides 2005-8-04 rE 500 N [Input File: P823gM2.j]
2005-8-04 rE 500 E [Input File: P823gM2.j]
2006-9-19 ei N500 [Input File: Q918eI4.j]
2006-9-19 ei E500 [Input File: Q918eI4.j]

Analogical Record
view/drawing of locus

v10
2005-8-12 / gM / [Input File:P812gM1.j]

v42
2005-9-15 / jW / [Input File:P918jw2.j]

v42a
2005-9-15 / jW / [Input File:P918jw2.j]
p7
2006-5-03 / jW / [Input File:Q503jW.j]
p500
2007-3-21 / jW / [Input File:R321jW3.j]
p506
2007-8-13 / eI / [Input File:R813eI.j]
p507
2007-8-13 / eI / [Input File:R813eI.j]
p509
2007-8-13 / eI / [Input File:R813eI.j]
p502
2007-8-13 / eI / [Input File:R813eI.j]

w503
2007-8-20 / eI / [Input File:R820eI.j]

w504
2007-8-20 / eI / [Input File:R820eI.j]

w508
2007-8-20 / eI / [Input File:R820eI.j]

v500
2007-11-01 / jW / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v502
2007-11-01 / jW / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v104
2006-9-03 / mO / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v104a
2006-9-03 / mO / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v104b
2006-9-03 / mO / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v104c
2006-9-03 / mO / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v104d
2006-9-03 / mO / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v114
2006-9-04 / aA / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v114a
2006-9-04 / aA / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v114d
2006-9-04 / aA / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v114e
2006-9-04 / aA / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v119
2006-9-10 / eI / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v154
2006-9-28 / bL / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v162
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v162a
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v162c
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v158b
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v159
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v159a
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v161
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v158
2007-7-07 / jW / [Input File:Rx31jW.j]

v505
2007-11-01 / jW / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v515
2006-8-20 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v515b
2006-8-20 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v526a
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v526b
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v520
2006-8-21 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v525
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v526
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535a
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535b
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535c
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535d
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v535e
2006-8-24 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v527
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v527a
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v527b
2006-8-23 / vE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v537
2006-8-24 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v539
2006-8-24 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v539b
2006-8-24 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v539a
2006-8-24 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v540a
2006-8-24 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v541
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v541b
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v542
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v542a
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545e
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545a
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545b
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545c
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v545d
2006-8-27 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v550
2006-8-31 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v550b
2006-8-31 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v550a
2006-8-31 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v550c
2006-8-31 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v550d
2006-8-31 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553b
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553c
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553d
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553e
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v554
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]
v556
2006-9-04 / mO / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]

v553a
2006-9-02 / vVE / [Input File:Ry01jW.j]