239371http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239371/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p127cPage Number127cTranscription<p>TW TTD</p> <p>- Trench was cut fm - E corner o - Neb. Temenos to TTA.</p> <p>In - corner intramural chamber at a depth o 190 tr was a brick pavement bounded by 2 walls o wch - SE wall was parallel w - SE temenos wall, - other not quite parallel w - NE temenos wall : - latter was continued by a wall (broken through by - inner Tem Wall) in wch tr was a doorway : &amp; after - doorway it broke away again.</p> <p>This wall was o mixed bricks, 026 x 017 x ? &amp; was poorly built : its thickness was <strong>apparently</strong> 070 but as - outer face had been destroyed by - trench dug to lay - founds o - Tem. Wall (wch lay low here &amp; had cut through both wall &amp; pavement) - measurement was not certain: this was - case w - SE wall : - wall running N had, at - doorway a thickness o 065. At first sight it looked as if we had got - older Temenos Wall, but - masonry is against this &amp; it is prob. only a house.</p> <p>Beyond this, for about 36.00 - trench exposed at a depth o c. 140 below - surface (a little higher than - door threshold) a floor o beaten mud, extremely hard, sloping slightly down to - SW. Below this was fairly clean soil &amp; some ashes. It seemed to be pretty early &amp; corresponded well w - level o -</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number123BM DescriptionTW-TTDOmeka TagsTTD, TWOmeka Type6Omeka ID946239372http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239372/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p128cPage Number128cTranscription<p>TW TTD</p> <p>top o - Dungi drain in TTA : without saying t this is - IIIrd Dyn. floor we are probably right in saying t it represents approximately - IIIrd Dyn. level.</p> <p>Beyond 36.00 - floor was a good deal broken &amp; was crossed by 2 low mud (not mud brick) walls &amp; tr were several rubbish pits driven through it : this broken area extended up to TTA.</p> <p>Tr were no traces o building whatsoever &amp; tr cd be no doubt t - area had always been an open space. Apparently as early as - Kassite period it became a rubbish heap &amp; over - mud floor tr was a layer o broken bricks, potsherds etc. up to 100 thick : then earth. In this rubble were found graves (inhumation) on wch see separate notes. - Bodies were always much decayed often untraceable but probably all - groups o pottery etc. found together shd be regarded as graves.</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number124BM DescriptionTW-TTDOmeka TagsTTD, TWOmeka Type6Omeka ID947239413http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239413/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p166Page Number166TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number161BM DescriptionTTD-Group_4Omeka Tagsdrawing, TTDOmeka Type6Omeka ID987240151http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240151/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p247Page Number247TranscriptionVolumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number246BM DescriptionTTD-Group_PotOmeka Tagsdrawing, TTDOmeka Type27Omeka ID5052