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Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Designator Pit
Context rating Primary
General remarks We first thought this was a ; Fragmented oven and associated material found on 2nd step in north center of trench.Slag found in souther quarter,pottery and small stones found in north quarter.Continues under first step. After excavation we found a line of white covered conglomerate stones and mud brick. The material is soft and crumbly. After furthc excavation we realized this was in fact the hard baked slag suered edge of the pit containing L29 and the fill of L6.
Strat below 1, 4
Strat above 46
Strat abuts 4, 6, 29, 31
Strat cuts 30, 31, 46
Strat equals 6, 20
Top depth center 590.64
Top depth north 590.59
Top depth south 590.58
Bottom depth north 590.06
Bottom depth south 590.06
Dimension length 2.2
Dimension width 0.95
Start date 2002-07-05
End date 2002-08-20
Color soil: 10 YR 5/3 brown / brick: 7.5 YR 6/6 reddish yellow
Texture silty with inclusions and large particles.
Composition many mud brick pieces
Description remarks mud brick pieces over conglomerate line of small pebbles and mud brick fragments.
Tentative Date Middle Bronze Age
Has note Contexts excavated in trenches were recorded using the "locus system." A locus is any discrete three-dimensional entity excavated in a trench. The key to the locus system is the recognition that a locus is any one thing. Differences in soil composition or texture are therefore as important as, for example, the difference between a pit and a wall. If two entities were distinct, they were considered separate loci and were therefore assigned separate locus numbers. It should also be noted that every context excavated in a trench was given a locus number and thus the trench itself is made up completely of excavated loci.
D-6-2002-07-05-Locus-U6
D-6-2002-07-10-Plan-W8
D-6-2002-07-16-Locus-W15
D-6-2002-07-16-Plan-W26
D-6-2002-07-16-Plan-W27
D-6-2002-07-16-Plan-W28
D-6-2002-07-17-Locus-W32
D-6-2002-07-17-Locus-W33
D-6-2002-07-17-Locus-W36
D-6-2002-07-23-Locus-U7
D-6-2002-07-23-Locus-U8
D-6-2002-07-23-Locus-U9
D-6-2002-07-25-Locus-U19
D-6-2002-07-29-Locus-U57
D-6-2002-07-30-Locus-U15
D-6-2002-07-30-Locus-U16
D-6-2002-07-30-Locus-U17
D-6-2002-08-05-Locus-U5
D-6-2002-08-05-Locus-U13
D-6-2002-08-05-Locus-U16
D-6-2002-08-05-Locus-U32
D-6-2002-08-06-Locus-U13
D-6-2002-08-06-Locus-U14
D-6-2002-08-06-Locus-U19
D-6-2002-08-06-Locus-U20
D-6-2002-08-06-Locus-U27
D-6-2002-08-07-Locus-U26
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-05-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-07-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-08-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-09-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-10-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-11-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-13-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-15-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-16-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-17-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-18-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-20-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-22-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-23-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-24-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-25-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-27-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-29-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-30-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-07-31-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-01-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-05-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-06-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-07-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-08-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-10-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-12-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-13-A
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-14-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-15-B
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-17-G
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-18-D
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-19-C
Dayplan-D-6-2002-08-20-C
Descriptive Attribute Value(s)
Material clay, mudbrick and slag
Stone brick size not evident. continuous mass.
Associated features 6, 20, 14
Remarks a curving organic crumbly pit edge - slag on W side
Suggested Citation

Drew McGaraghan. (2012) "Locus 5 from Asia/Turkey/Kenan Tepe/Area D/Trench 6". In Kenan Tepe. Bradley Parker, Peter Cobb (Ed). Released: 2012-03-28. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/338406e7-a13a-4f53-072c-6ae92d84d999> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2fq9vv8q

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