A space number is allocated to internal and external areas as defined within the
area of excavation. It can, for example, describe a room, a storage room, an
external area, a street or an alley.
| Displaying Space Numbers List By Building 150 |
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| | 586 | This is the oldest building in Trench 4. Two plastered, solid walls were exposed as well as some its features visible in the cut of an Islamic pit 737... | | 594 | This is yet unscpecified space connected to the floors and some features associated with floors in S part of Trench 4. It is hard to clarify now, as t... | | 595 | This is a space designated for features between the two E-W walls truncated by a large cut (554) in central part of Trench 4. | | 596 | Space 596 appointed for N part of trench 4 covered mainly by large Neolithic midden deposits (see U.31832, U.31854, U.31848). NE corner was previously... | | 597 | Space 597 appointed for N part of trench 4 covered mainly by large Neolithic midden deposits (U.21038 & U.31850 directly associated to Neolithic wall ... | | 612 | | | 637 | Period: Neolithic
Level: TP M | | 639 | Period: Neolithic
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