8http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/8/TitleUr Excavations VII; The Old Babylonian PeriodDate1976AuthorWoolley, L. and M. Mallowan PublisherOxford University PressPublication placeOxford239277http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239277/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p041Page Number41Transcription<p>SM Denuded Larsa building in Temenos </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.753 1 - -total 100.00% 5.753 1 - .ODU4.ODU4 -->Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number038BBM DescriptionSM-Denuded_Larsa_building_in_TemenosOmeka Tagsintro, SMOmeka Type6Omeka ID858239280http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239280/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p042cPage Number042cTranscription<p>The NE building O this tr was v little left, [?mainly?] a long wall, the wall o the NE face o the blding, w chambers behind it; but tr cd be no doubt t this once joined up w the mudbrick &amp; burnt brick walls found along the NE line o KPS, t cd h been the remains o a large rectangular blding complex o which the whole o the interior has disappeared. The NE wall is o burnt bricks 027x018x009 resting on a foundation o mud bricks 026x016x017: tr were 6 courses o these &amp; then a projecting plinth. The buttresses in the wall were queer. The inner face o the wall had suffered v much &amp; cd not always be found, but some o the chambers along it were fairly well preserved: in one tr was a higher-level brick pavement, rough, in the others no floor. No objects were found in the rooms. The SE end o the range seems to h been built separately but was joined up later by a poor brick wall w no mud brick founds: This end contained only 1 room (w 2 drains in it) &amp; the ruins o a second in wch were the remains o a brick tomb: here tr were found masses o tablets o all dates(?) &amp; lumps of clay, (all in bad condition) probably a dump when the old tablets were being kneaded up for re-use: these were collected but made a v[ery] poor show. Against the outside o SW wall tr were 2 drains, tr tops flush w the existing brickwork, w pottery packing o IIIrd Dynasty type. </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 16.065 1 - -total 100.00% 16.065 1 - .ODU5.ODU5 -->Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number39BM DescriptionSM-North_East_BuildingOmeka TagsSMOmeka Type6Omeka ID859239281http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239281/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p043cPage Number043cTranscription<p>The S-E Building </p><p>Very little of it left. What there was was clearly o Larsa type, burnt brick, set on foundation o mud brick either Larsa (or IIIrd Dynasty) (bricks 035x016) all o poor quality. The SE wall was preserved for some distance outside it, close to the face, we found large numbers o tablets, mostly v small business documents churned out. The rooms were paved w bricks 027 sq., walls never more than 1 course above floor level. A brick drain (no bitumen) ran across the blding. The SW room seems to be an addition. Along the NW part the top o the mud brick was carried up so as to make a small runnel at the foot o the burnt brick. Thus in section </p><p>[drawing (section: wall) labeled: burnt brick; mud brick] </p><p>but this might be accidental, the rain from the walls eating a trough into the mud bricks. </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.647 1 - -total 100.00% 6.647 1 - .ODYw.ODYw -->Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number40BM DescriptionSM-South_East_BuildingOmeka Tagsdrawing, SMOmeka Type6Omeka ID860