| Best image | 2010-8-4 | pC |  v88 |
2010-8-4 | pC |  w203 |
| Label equals another | 2008-8-23 | cVP | f160 [Input file: S824CVP.J / S824CVP.-J] | |||
| 2008-8-27 | pC | f162 [Input file: S826PC.J / S826PC.-J] | ||||
| Label is included in another | 2009-7-17 | pC | ^ab2 [Input file: U717PC2.J / U717PC2.-J] | |||
| Category | 2008-8-19 | !! | build-up [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] | |||
| Definition | 2008-8-19 | pC | accumulation B [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] |
| Best image | 2010-8-4 | pC | v88 |
2010-8-4 | pC | w203 |
| Description | 2008-8-20 | cVP | After removing the remains of f150 and f142, we considered that the entire square is now the new f151. The soil is dark brown, hard, with small specks of carbon. It is covered by f150, f142 and f141. [Input file: S820PC.J / S820PC.-J] |
| 2010-8-20 | pC | soft reddish brown and wet organic soil with patches of ash [Input file: SZ31PC.J / SZ31PC.-J] |
| Daily | 2008-8-21 | cVP | We are still going down with feature f151. The only news is that in the NE corner of the square a group of beads i15 (long white frit beads) keep appearing. No special place, just a bit scattered around the corner. [Input file: S824CVP.J / S824CVP.-J] |
| Locus | 2008-8-19 | pC | k84 [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] |
| Elevation | 2008-8-19 | pC | 8909 @top [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] |
| 2008-9-2 | pC | 8836@bottom [Input file: S902PC.J / S902PC.-J] |
| Type of contact: Latest events | 2008-8-20 | cVP | f141 (accumulation A) overlays f151 [Input file: S820PC.J / S820PC.-J] |
| 2008-8-20 | cVP | f142 (fill) overlays f151 [Input file: S820PC.J / S820PC.-J] | |
| 2008-8-20 | cVP | f150 (accumulation D) overlays f151 [Input file: S820PC.J / S820PC.-J] | |
| 2009-2-5 | pC | f122 (cut) cuts f151 [Input file: SZ31PC.J / SZ31PC.-J] | |
| Type of contact: Contemporary events/Movable items | 2008-8-27 | dH | i15 (bead) sits in f151 [Input file: S828CVP.J / S828CVP.-J] |
| 2008-8-20 | pC | q258 sits in f151 [Input file: S831HQ.J / S831HQ.-J] | |
| 2008-8-21 | pC | q260 sits in f151 [Input file: S831HQ.J / S831HQ.-J] | |
| Type of contact: Earliest events | 2008-8-31 | pC | f151 overlays f164 (glacis) [Input file: S831PC.J / S831PC.-J] |
| 2008-9-2 | pC | f151 overlays f164 (glacis) [Input file: S902PC.J / S902PC.-J] | |
| Inclusions | 09-12-2010 | !! | frequencies of ceramic vessels and sherds included within feature |
| Stratum to which element belongs | 2010-7-29 | pC | s19J6A [Input file: U815PC.J / U815PC.-J] |
| Phase to which stratum belongs | 2010-7-29 | pC | h7aJ6A [Input file: U815PC.J / U815PC.-J] |
| Stratigraphic reasons | 2008-9-21 | pC | f151 is the earliest mittani layer we have in J6 and located directly above the third millenium phase [Input file: S921PC.J / S921PC.-J] |
| Typological reasons | 2008-9-16 | mKB | Mittani [Input file: S914MKB.J / S914MKB.-J] |
| I99.NTime | 2008-9-16 | mKB | we may have a pattern here similar to one we see in J1, that is that Phase h33 is just below Phase h67 and a number of sherds come up in various ways from immediately below. This is my interpretation of why there are a number of early third millennium and Late Chalcolithic sherds in both Mittani strata and mid-third millennium strata. [Input file: S914MKB.J / S914MKB.-J] |
| Color definition | 2008-8-19 | pC | dark brown [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] |
| Color number | 2008-8-19 | pC | 7-SYR 3/3 [Input file: S824CVP1.J / S824CVP1.-J] |
