On an archaeological excavation every deposit is given a unique number. At Catalhoyuk
we call these numbers Unit numbers (similar to Context numbers). The dig has already
allocated over 20000 Units numbers!
| Displaying Unit Numbers for Feature 4 |
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| | 2101 | layer SEE (2113) | | 2597 | layer As recognised in the rows and the courses. Colour is yellowish brown. The bricks are crumbly to fine granular, slightly sticky and plastic, texture is... | | 2598 | layer The texture comparison to the brick highlights the mortar. It has no post depositional features and any foreign material in it. The soil is coarsely c... | | 2599 | layer Composite Layer, see descriptions 2597 and 2598 | | 3007 | layer As it is identified bricks are yellowish brown to reddish brown coloured. Changes of colour especially towards middle highly increase where the fire e... | | 3008 | layer Dark grey coloured mortar, silty clay and contains small fragments if ( 2mm) charcoal and sand grits. It is dry. It has varied thickens but normal thi... | | 3009 | layer This unit is a composite of units (30070 and (3008) | | 3010 | layer Dark brown to reddish brown coloured silty clay contains small amounts of burnt brick crumbles (>0.5cm) very little amount of sand. Fine granular (>2m... | | 3011 | layer light brown to grey coloured, condition was damp. physical condition is undamaged. Silty clay, fine granular. No post depositional features seen. Smal... | | 3012 | layer composite of units (3010) and (3011) |
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