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.fd list of features f14-f27, items i1, views v7-v8, q-lots q17-g22, q-items 17,18,19,20,22
.fn corrections and additions made by jW on Q412:edited by R813eI
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14	101	st	m3624	85	162				P809	li
15	101	st	m3624	65	162				P809	li
16	101	st	m3624	62	162				P809	li
17	101	st	m3624	72	162				P809	li
18	101	st	m3624	65	162				P809	li
19	101	st	m3624	53	162				P809	li
20	12	st	m4007	45	135	m4007	15	135	P809	li
21	12	st	m4007	57	135					li
22	12	st	m4007	32	135					li
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23	12	st	m4007	26	132					li
24	12	st	m4007	25	132				P810	li
25	12	lc	m4007	32	132				P808		gray
26	101	st	m3625	44	152	m3625	20	162	P815	li
27	101	st	m3625	57	152				P810	li

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1	9	101	19	cup								little cup, broken

q
17	p	13	101	r33			m3793	10	162
18	p	2	12	m4007	400 S	400 E
19	I, p, bone	9	101	r31			m3624	31	151		flint core stone
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20	p	2	12	r67	400 N	400 E	m3931	20	132	-10	Mohamad Khir
21	p, bone	13	101	r66	50 N	100 E	m4023	105	132	-30	Swar down
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22	p	13	101	r68	150 N	400 W	m4025	83	132	-50	Swar up

q
18.1	fg	2.5	5	5		cl		tan	part of figurine head
17.1	la	0.5	3	1		ob		black	obsidian blade
19.1	la	3	6	5		li		gray	flint core stone
17.2	la	2			3.5	li		gray	spindle whorl
17.3	la	11	24	16		li		light gray	part of a grinding stone or door socket
17.4	la	5.8	5.5	3		li		tan	hammer stone?
18.2	sh					sh		white	two fragments of shell
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20.1	kw	3	5	1				green	kiln waste
22.1	bk	5.5	19	11	6	cl		brownish red	cooked brick
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22.2	la	7	10.5	7.5	4	li		light gray	door socket
22.3	la	5.5	4	1.5		li		black	piece of stone artifact

v
7		SW	gk101 gf12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19	View of group of large "floating" stones, f14,15,16,17,18,19 contained in loess, f13, in k101.  A  small area of compacted soil and stones of unknown use, f12, is also shown.  It is all but certain that the floating stones washed down from deteriorating structures higher on the temple mound.  Furthermore, since they were not carried away and re-used we can assume that this movement of the stones occurred after the tell was abandoned.
7a	m	SW	gk101 gf12,13	Sub-view of the locus after the stones were removed, showing that none were founded or a part of an organized structure where we found them.
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900		S	gk12,101	view of the Elevator and the workmen
8		W	gk12, gf2,3,4,6,20,21,22,23,24,45	View of the fully excavated tannur, f3, the edge of the possible working surface, f4, and a number of floating stones, f6,20-24,45 resting in loess, f2 in k12.
8a	t	W	gk12, gf2,3	Closeup of the fully excavated tannur, f3.