Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Locus ID | A7K72:005 |
(Legacy ID: _id) | 855668fdff564411316340c1ff9da08b |
(Legacy ID: _rev) | 15-65d65bd05b5dc3adf82562847d43b0bd |
Square | 7K72 |
Code | 005 |
Designation | Blockage of a doorway with Wall 4 |
Field | A |
Locus type | Earth |
Area | A |
Start season | 1989 |
End season | 1989 |
Start date | 1989-07-10 |
Bottom separation | Clear |
Created at | 2010-07-05 |
Top separation | Unclear |
Updated at | 2010-07-31 |
Stratigraphy remarks | Seems to be later than Walls 3, 4 & 6, but contemporary with poss Surf 15; ash debris just inside the doorway (to the N) suggests that the surface was used with or after the blockage (since building a fire in an operational doorway doesn't seem typical or make sense); Surf 15 also appears to go under the blockage |
Reason | Stones & fill in door |
End date | 1989-07-25 |
Supervisor | J. Pichette |
Function | Blockage in a doorway; it seems intentional to separate the room to the N (poss beaten-earth Surf 15) from a room to S (in square 7K62); Wall 4 may have fallen in at an earlier phase so it is poss that the doorway was blocked for safety reasons as well |
Architecture | 0 |
State | Approved |
Stratigraphic relations |
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Clean locus | True |
Age (period) | Persian |
Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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Munsell # | 10YR 4/4 |
Texture | Loam-Silty Loam |
Hardness | Loose |
Compression Degree 1 | Moderately |
Compression Description 1 | Crumbly |
Wetness Degree | Moderately |
Wetness Description | Moist |
Structure | Talus |
Soil Distribution | Patterned |
Pottery | Frequent |
Glass (Count) | 0 |
Tesserae (Count) | 0 |
Tabun Fragment (Count) | 0 |
Brick Fragment (Count) | 0 |
Roof Tile (Count) | 0 |
Worked Stone (Count) | 0 |
Burnt Stone (Count) | 0 |
Architectural Number (Count) | 0 |
Architectural Distribution | Random |
Length | 2.0 |
Width | 0.949999988 |
Lower Depth | 1.08000004 |
Upper Depth | 1.30999994 |
Direction | 0.0 |
Slope | 0.0 |
Earth Remarks | The distribution of the stones is patterned in that there is definite layering as well as a "loose" boulder and chink formation; it appears as though the W end of Wall 4, making a 50 cm doorway between it & Wall 6, collapsed and was rebuilt; the rebuild appears to be of a poorer quality than the rest of Wall 4 ( that is, the rebuild is less solid & not as squared as the rest); some of what appeared to be blockage was really part of E end of Wall 4; Slumping of Wall 6 to E seems to have closed the doorway down to 25 cm, poss occasioning the blockage |
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Suggested Citation
Douglas R Clark, Larry G Herr. (2024) "Locus A-7K72-005 from Asia/Jordan/Tall al-Umayri/Field A/Square 7K72". In Madaba Plains Project-`Umayri. Douglas R Clark, Larry G Herr (Ed). Released: In prep. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/855668fd-ff56-4411-3163-40c1ff9da08b> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2862xw2q
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