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Interpretazione

    • 2 phases of a wall which was made narrower in the later face in connection with the laying of a floor (6110) and in relation to construction of walls 6068 and 6090.
      • Seth Bernard
    • 31-7-2008

Stratigraphic Relationships

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Sito Foto

Descrizione

  • wall running N-S from the north section abutting 6068
  • shape, orientation
  • poor
  • masonry (stone and mortar)
  • 3 layers of plaster
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  • .63 x .47 x 1.14
  • concrete
  • yellow medium-hard tuff
  • 1.6-2.1 (upper) / 1.8 (lower)
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  • hard bluish gray with many dark black inclusions
  • 9 cm (lower)
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  • Wall or pilaster extending a half meter into the trench running south from the north section. Consists of two phases with an upper portion of reticulate masonry with cubiliae of 6.0-8.1 cm in height. This construction extends for a height of .66 m and is .47 m wide. The lower construction is offset 7 cm on the east face. It is built of rectangular tuff blocks set into mortar and then faced with a thick gray-white plaster. The upper phase preserves 3 coats of plaster on the south and west faces. The outermost coat of plaster joins that on the south face of SU 6068.
  • On north face in the plaster finish is a dimple as if something lay against the wet plaster; it is 2.0 cm in diameter. Under the plaster on the south face, the wall appears to have been broken previous to the application of the plaster, and it may have originally extended to SU 6090.
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Basic Information

  • wall running N-S from the north section abutting 6068

Dettagli del Record

    • Lisa Fentress
    • Dirk Booms
  • 31-7-2008
  • James Tan
  • 28-7-2008