8http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/8/TitleUr Excavations VII; The Old Babylonian PeriodDate1976AuthorWoolley, L. and M. Mallowan PublisherOxford University PressPublication placeOxford239559http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239559/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p296Page Number296Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>In - SE wall, embedded in- brickwork o- 2nd period, was a bronze object thus</p> <p>[drawing (artifact)] labeled: l. 023</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number289BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1253239561http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239561/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p297Page Number297Transcription<p>House 30/B top level BC</p> <p>Under - small paved court on - SE tr were pots &amp; pot burials one large pot, empty, was too broken above to type Against - rectangular buttress o- BurSin bldng was a <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">double pot</span> burial under big frs. o large pots arranged as a rough substitute for a larnax. Over-head tr was dirt which preserved a remarkably clear impression o moderately fine cloth. W- bones nothing at all : by - head o- grave a drab clay pot ht 044 rim 014 base 010 [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 19 RC174 = IL.114]</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number290BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1254239563http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239563/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p298Page Number298Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>In room (7) tr was a second pavement 020 below -pt &amp; in -center o this, bet. - jambs o- NE side, tr was - lower part o a pot let into - floor as if for a surface drain </p><p>Room 9 has its pavement carefully raised at - SW end (i.e. at - SW end where broken off by TW). W a raised brick edging along - edge o- raised part&nbsp;: just beyond this tr was a larger pot sunk in - ground, its top broken edge flush w a lower floor level, as if for a drain or basin </p><p>Room 7 bet. - 2 floor levels was a baked tablet of Gimil Sin &amp; a copper arrowhead </p><p>To - NE o- house runs a street?. - Reveal in - wall at - N corner wd shew t - space without internal walls to - NW belonged to - house &amp; t [therefore symbol] - staircase cd h been taken up on this side against - outer face o- wall in wood. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number291BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1255239564http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239564/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p299Page Number299Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>- Original house was quite well built &amp; was paved in nearly every room. - Later occupants made minor changes but usually built in shoddy style over - old walls. Under - courtyard (1) tr was a roughly circular brick vertical drain or sump belonging to - 1st period only, going right down through - doorway o- BC building. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number292BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1256239565http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239565/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p300Page Number300Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>Tr were really 2 periods here but most o- walls were reused in - 2nd period &amp; for - most part it was a matter o floor raising &amp; minor alterations rather than rebuilding - Walls were o poor quality w a liberal use o broken brick .&amp; were thin, though some cd h stood on upper story&nbsp;: - founds came right down to - tops o- Dungi walls </p><p>- Small court (1) was brick paved &amp; was presumably open to sky, - rooms opening out of it - Break in - SE wall was patch work, probably - blocking of a door to room (7), but in room (7) - floor was at a higher level &amp; belonged to - secondary occupation - Rooms (5) &amp; (6) were at - same high level but - walls went deep &amp; all belonged to- early period </p><p>Room (2) was clearly a chapel w niche &amp; SE pillar o burnt brick in - corner &amp; under - floor a brick grave &amp; a pot burial&nbsp;: - wall dividing it from room (5) was shallow &amp; <strike>o late date</strike> but was bonded into -NE wall&nbsp;:- NE &amp; NW walls had more solid </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number293BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1257239566http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239566/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p301Page Number301Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>footings projecting in - interior &amp; were battered on - outside, implying low ground outside&nbsp;: - footings o- party wall bet. rooms (2) &amp; (5) ran <strike>[?prob?]</strike> flush w- footings o- external walls but were only 1 course deep, resting on- filling wch - external walls contained. </p><p>Under pavement o- courtyard (1) was a <ins>(Room 2)</ins> <b>tablet of Gimil Sin</b> </p><p>Room 3 was- staircase. 4 brick steps were preserved running into - wall thickness &amp; behind - wall tr was a rubble foundation for continuation o- flight, but it was difficult to see how this continued as- wall seemed to be an outside wall o- house&nbsp;: if it were a courtyard beyond, - stairs might perhaps h been external </p><p>Room 4 had a good brick pavement &amp; had been cut through by - TW so t its size was unknown _ Or cd well h been a larger room &amp; served as - liwan. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number294BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1258239567http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239567/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p302Page Number302Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>Room 6 had a floor at high level but - main walls went down deep : it had a doorway to (7) &amp; so through (7) by an early door (later bricked up) to (1) the courtyard.</p> <p>Room 8 had had a brick pavement below wch were graves &amp; drains</p> <p>Room 9 had rather - appearance o an open court approached by - narrow passage o wch had at - NE (street) and end a gateway &amp; threshhold leading up from street to inside level</p> <p>In room 8, C &amp; D were small pot burials both containing bones : B was part o a larnax grave by wch was one broken pot</p> <p>[drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 669 = IL.82b] drab clay ht 030 rim 0105 base 008</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number295BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1259239568http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239568/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p303Page Number303Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>Bldng cut through by - TW. It was dated by a tablet found on an unbroken piece of brick pavement at pt F &amp; was dated to Nur-Adad (U.16042) room 9</p> <p>At <strong>A</strong> was an inhumation burial [drawing (plan: building) labeled: room numbers]</p> <p>With it [drawing (artifact: labeled) labeled: 662 =IL.50] room 8 ht 043 rim 015 drab clay broken</p> <p>a similar pot was found by itself under the floor at point G</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number296BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, plan, U.16042Omeka Type6Omeka ID1260239598http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239598/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p325Page Number325TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number318BM DescriptionBC-House30_B-Room-BCG_10-Top_LevelOmeka TagsBC, BCG10, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1282239600http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239600/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p326Page Number326TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number319BM DescriptionBC-House30_B-Room-BCG_11-Top_LevelOmeka TagsBC, BCG11, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1283