Repository: frictionlessdata/goodtables-py

Issue:
false positive on unique constraint and column number issue
Hello,

I have a table schema (JSON) and a CSV file. Using Python tools for goodtables to validate, I get false errors on a GUID key.  Note, I do have another unique constraint on some files (the GUID is programmatically supplied but the user also supplies what should be an unique name) and have no problem with them, only with the GUID.

Also, when I evaluate the error report column number, it does not point to the correct column although I do correct for the difference in how column numbers are reported on the table versus the list object supplied in the report. 

Validation  JSON, CSV and the report JSON included. Code snippet pasted in. 
Appreciate the help.

report = validate(mytable, schema=myschema, order_fields=True)

if report['error-count'] == 0:
    pass
else:           
#handle if there were errors on the goodtables validate call

    errortxt = "D:/@ErrorReport.txt"

    # grab the error from report
    try:
        with open(errortxt, "a+") as ferr:
            myerror = report['tables']
            myerror = error[0]
            myheader = myerror['headers']
            ferr.write(myerror['source'])
            ferr.write("\n")
            myerrors = myerror['errors']
            for item in range(len(myerrors)):
                errordict = myerrors[item]
                ferr.write("\t" + "error type: " + errordict["code"] + "\n")
                # row-number includes header and starts count from 1 not 0
                myitem = tablelist[(errordict["row-number"]-2)]
                ferr.write("\t" + "iDig Object: " + myitem[0] + " - " + myitem[1] + " - " + myitem[2] + " - " + myitem[3] + "\n") 
                mycolumn = errordict["column-number"]
                # column numbers start at one whereas list starts at 0
                mycolumn = mycolumn - 1
                ferr.write("\t" + "field: " + myheader[mycolumn] + "\n")
                # note the test avoids a long ugly line for unique constraint violations
                ferr.write("\t" + "message: " + msg + "\n\n")



[validatetest.zip](https://github.com/frictionlessdata/goodtables-py/files/2365313/validatetest.zip)


Discussion:

Patch:
diff --git a/data/issue277.csv b/data/issue277.csv
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--- /dev/null
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+Source,Type,Sub-Type,Identifier,Title,DateEarliest,DateLatest,Creator,MethodConditions,SoilChemistry,SlopeDescOpen,SlopeDescClose,ColourModifier,ColourHue,ColourMain,ColourMixed,SoilComposition,CompositionMixed,SoilCompaction,InclStoneBuilding,InclStoneUnworked,InclPlasterMortar,InclMudbrick,InclTile,InclPotteryCeramic,InclObsidian,InclShell,InclBone,InclCarbonCharcoalAsh,InclOther,InclOtherDefine,InclOverall,InclSorting,InclSizeStoneBuilding,InclSizeStoneUnworked,InclSizeCeramics,InclSizeShell,InclSizeBone,InclSizeCarbonCharcoalAsh,ShapePlan,ContextualDifferentiation,ContextBoundaries,EqualContexts,Contamination,Description,CoverageAltitude,CoverageArea,CoverageEnvelopeXYZ,CoverageEnvelopeGEO,CoverageXYZ,CoverageGEO,CoveragePosition,DateModified,DateTimeZone,IdentifierUUID,RelationIncludes,RelationIncludesUUID,RelationIsAbove,RelationIsAboveUUID,RelationIsAfter,RelationIsAfterUUID,RelationIsBefore,RelationIsBeforeUUID,RelationIsBelow,RelationIsBelowUUID,RelationIsCoevalWith,RelationIsCoevalWithUUID,RelationIsCutBy,RelationIsCutByUUID,RelationIsNextTo,RelationIsNextToUUID
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+D18-A3,Context,Fill,3,Backfill from Trench 4,2016-08-30T04:36:59Z,2016-09-01T05:23:28Z,Cld,Trowel\nHand Pick\nBrush,Yes,20% sloping down from east to west,10% sloping down from east to west,light,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,loose,10,20,0,0,0,2,0,1,1,0,0,,,poorly,boulders and cobbles,cobbles,small sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,,Rectangular,The green mesh beneath the backfill signified that we had reached the same level as the previous excavations.,clear,Na,Na,Backfill from Trench 4 from 2008 excavation - 4 pebbles found within the backfill but not kept as special finds because they are from backfill.,[23.985 TO 25.239],12.092,"ENVELOPE(143.689, 147.781, 3487.71, 3483.112)","ENVELOPE(143.68899999999999295142, 147.78100000000000591172, 3487.71000000000003637979, 3483.11200000000008003553)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((143.689 3483.851 24.297, 144.976 3487.71 24.211, 147.781 3487.093 25.052, 146.632 3483.112 25.239, 143.689 3483.851 24.297)), POLYGON Z ((145.151 3487.548 23.985, 147.663 3486.919 24.545, 146.605 3483.341 24.5, 146.466 3483.281 24.479, 143.868 3483.875 24.152, 145.151 3487.548 23.985)))","POLYGON ((147.781 3487.093, 146.632 3483.112, 143.689 3483.851, 144.976 3487.71, 147.781 3487.093))","145.769, 3485.422",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,5F3A1DF1-67F6-4F13-8F7A-E0BD26FA6BC7,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 61,E4BF68EB-3F56-4BE1-9875-8F5D23229A33\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 1,6A4D4236-3998-4C11-92D2-00B56EF7BC00,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 2,03ECB821-3990-4185-B21B-3208E2062FE5,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,4,Topsoil,2016-08-30T05:16:26Z,2016-08-30T09:07:16Z,Cld,Trowel\nHand Pick\nBrush,Yes,30 degree,30 degree,mid-dark,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,loose,10,20,0,0,0,2,Less than 1 %,<1,<1,0,0,,,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,Cobbles and boulders,medium sherds,complete (small),fragmentary,0,Entire trench (Arbitrary rectangle measuring 29m x 9m,"This context is clearly sandy silt topsoil, whereas underlying subsoil context (5) is ever so slightly lighter in colour and a little more compact.",clear,Na,Na,"Topsoil layer across entire trench comprised of loose silt with frequent stone inclusions.\n\nWe stopped excavating when the soil became more compact and slightly lighter in colour, signifying the end of topsoil (4) and the start of subsoil / tumble layer (5).",[24.04 TO 27.718],218.192,"ENVELOPE(142.128, 156.845, 3501.28, 3475.772)","ENVELOPE(142.12799999999998590283, 156.84499999999999886313, 3501.28000000000020008883, 3475.77199999999993451638)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.851 3475.772 27.718, 142.128 3478.081 24.598, 143.665 3483.892 24.286, 146.618 3483.126 25.216, 147.77 3487.082 25.065, 145.044 3487.706 24.193, 143.665 3483.892 24.286, 145.448 3490.681 24.042, 146.074 3490.539 24.221, 148.868 3489.83 25.149, 150.113 3493.644 25.361, 147.202 3494.34 24.402, 146.074 3490.539 24.221, 145.448 3490.681 24.042, 148.07 3501.28 24.5, 156.8 3499 26.7, 150.851 3475.772 27.718)), POLYGON Z ((150.753 3475.893 27.577, 142.239 3478.298 24.786, 143.857 3483.906 24.167, 146.701 3483.062 25.321, 147.76 3486.996 25.038, 145.052 3487.641 24.174, 143.857 3483.906 24.167, 145.504 3490.602 24.04, 146.211 3490.461 24.25, 148.882 3489.774 25.115, 150.167 3493.679 25.334, 147.482 3494.247 24.507, 146.211 3490.461 24.25, 145.504 3490.602 24.047, 148.125 3501.163 24.475, 156.845 3499.013 26.645, 150.753 3475.893 27.577)), POLYGON Z ((149.417 3478.714 26.847, 150.386 3483.959 26.51, 152.651 3490.486 26.25, 154.091 3495.427 26.606, 151.045 3494.513 25.705, 148.897 3487.317 25.424, 147.275 3480.797 25.907, 144.19 3480.446 24.941, 149.417 3478.714 26.847)), POINT Z (148.722 3498.459 24.629), POLYGON Z ((151.144 3477.689 27.571, 151.833 3480.203 27.472, 152.536 3482.014 27.467, 153.4 3485.193 27.545, 154.532 3489.744 27.254, 155.31 3493.149 27.012, 156.376 3497.408 26.898, 154.44 3499.562 26.274, 154.017 3496.645 26.629, 153.358 3493.771 26.502, 152.259 3490.397 26.283, 151.036 3486.834 26.401, 149.496 3480.79 26.765, 148.872 3477.775 26.873, 146.91 3478.365 26.3, 149.276 3485.993 25.893, 151.649 3491.62 26.002, 153.287 3496.989 26.592, 149.289 3498.855 25.186, 148.007 3494.715 24.75, 146.263 3489.443 24.502, 144.29 3483.479 24.693, 143.228 3479.034 25.025, 145.329 3489.081 24.278, 151.144 3477.689 27.571)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (148.722 3498.459), POLYGON ((155.15063367 3499.43076234, 156.845 3499.013, 155.50212976 3493.91661786, 155.31 3493.149, 154.532 3489.744, 153.4 3485.193, 152.536 3482.014, 152.28222533 3481.36025046, 150.851 3475.772, 142.128 3478.081, 143.665 3483.892, 145.448 3490.681, 148.07 3501.28, 155.15063367 3499.43076234)))","149.504, 3488.533",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,56B69BE6-0F20-4875-B3AE-B46AA9C31B07,D18-A3 - ASU 4*1,BFC8822C-9EF6-4AD2-A5F8-4289C327CA65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*4\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*5,14D0B92B-8E40-435E-8E64-4AFFFBAFD2C3\n402421E0-47CC-434B-932B-F0E03BD36E3D\n49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\n56934723-2AF4-4091-B13C-94A18389129C\n98BBDFF3-CA68-4E94-A0CF-7B85C24DD505\nC1995813-DD11-4290-9EC6-660F70AEB605,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 1,6A4D4236-3998-4C11-92D2-00B56EF7BC00,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 1,6A4D4236-3998-4C11-92D2-00B56EF7BC00,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-01\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit V-01 to 03,C932F987-6346-454B-A2E1-E881BA11542D\nF6F666DB-6267-43E1-97A8-158C6FC465DC,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,5,Subsoil and tumble,2016-09-03T09:52:30Z,2016-09-12T03:42:44Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,No,30 degrees - sloping from east down to west,30 degrees - sloping from wast down to west,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,Friable,10,20,0,0,0,2,>1,1,>1 from sieve,0,Root disturbance 12.5%,,,poorly,boulders,cobbles,medium sherds,fragmentary and small,fragmentary,Na,Arbitrary (edge of trench),This is a paler shade of grey brown than the overlying topsoil (4) and slightly more compact.,clear,Na,Root disturbance 12%,Subsoil layer underlying topsoil. On a steep gradient. Subsoil silting has formed over the large underlying boulders / tumble .,[24.047 TO 27.577],211.83900000000003,"ENVELOPE(142.239, 156.845, 3501.163, 3475.893)","ENVELOPE(142.23900000000000432010, 156.84499999999999886313, 3501.16300000000001091394, 3475.89300000000002910383)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.753 3475.893 27.577, 142.239 3478.298 24.786, 143.857 3483.906 24.167, 146.701 3483.062 25.321, 147.76 3486.996 25.038, 145.052 3487.641 24.174, 143.857 3483.906 24.167, 145.504 3490.602 24.047, 146.211 3490.461 24.25, 148.882 3489.774 25.115, 150.167 3493.679 25.334, 147.482 3494.247 24.507, 146.211 3490.461 24.25, 145.504 3490.602 24.047, 145.504 3490.602 24.047, 148.125 3501.163 24.475, 156.845 3499.013 26.645, 150.753 3475.893 27.577)), POLYGON Z ((149.969 3477.163 27.13, 150.899 3481.797 26.872, 152.611 3488.596 26.345, 154.071 3494.526 26.516, 154.987 3499.409 26.285, 152.594 3497.965 26.116, 151.455 3493.842 25.602, 149.946 3488.852 25.53, 147.671 3481.026 25.783, 146.746 3477.732 26.057, 143.924 3477.875 25.091, 145.383 3482.556 24.881, 146.725 3487.749 24.57, 147.685 3490.038 24.643, 149.018 3497.246 24.634, 150.202 3500.664 24.984, 148.317 3501.132 24.428, 147.13 3496.785 24.228, 145.105 3488.809 24.048, 143.697 3482.714 24.34, 142.74 3478.315 24.661, 149.969 3477.163 27.13)))","POLYGON ((148.31281976 3501.11669123, 148.317 3501.132, 150.202 3500.664, 150.19781783 3500.6519268, 156.845 3499.013, 150.753 3475.893, 142.239 3478.298, 143.857 3483.906, 145.504 3490.602, 148.125 3501.163, 148.31281976 3501.11669123))","149.508, 3488.622",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - ASU 5*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*4\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*5,14D0B92B-8E40-435E-8E64-4AFFFBAFD2C3\n402421E0-47CC-434B-932B-F0E03BD36E3D\n56934723-2AF4-4091-B13C-94A18389129C\n98BBDFF3-CA68-4E94-A0CF-7B85C24DD505\nC1995813-DD11-4290-9EC6-660F70AEB605,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 36\nD18-A3 - Structure 13\nD18-A3 - Structure 37\nD18-A3 - Structure 91\nD18-A3 - ASU 6*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*3,34E979BF-452F-4B69-AD94-EDC642FA63CE\n37295D3F-3AD9-4D86-A733-147E06B00B29\n46E7296B-808A-47F4-8ED6-A83F1B0DCE78\n4DAB1EF9-1DE2-4A78-A866-49A07293F252\n52056CCE-A978-42CB-8155-70BD1E9AD5CD\n5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\n6B118ADF-BB5A-4FC8-99E4-4E235063F2D2\n89431151-066A-423B-BEAE-00FB58D01D87\n9468DE4C-BBBD-476F-BC2F-32E322C89697\nA66AF220-B1E9-48EB-8021-7B3B80BF26EE\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nDC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 36,4DAB1EF9-1DE2-4A78-A866-49A07293F252\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nDC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 4,56B69BE6-0F20-4875-B3AE-B46AA9C31B07,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 4,56B69BE6-0F20-4875-B3AE-B46AA9C31B07,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-02\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit V-01 to 03,C932F987-6346-454B-A2E1-E881BA11542D\nCF89156C-A90A-4EA7-BE27-0ED994CF63B1,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,6,Tumble in southeast corner of trench,2016-09-12T06:05:54Z,2016-09-13T14:43:10Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,10-15 degrees,5 degrees highest at east but this is probably arbitrary as tumble context below is probably technically the same context,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,25,25,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,0,0,0,,very poorly,cobbles\nboulders,cobbles\nboulders,medium sherds\nlarge sherds,mixed,fragmentary,Na,sub-rectangular,This context contains many more stone / boulder inclusions than the overlying subsoil. It is clearly tumble.,The underlying Context (19) is paler with fewer inclusions. The underlying possible floor surface (10) is a more compact silty deposit with fewer inclusions.,"Same as tumble deposits (7) and (9). All three deposits have the same type of sandy silt soil and the same number / percentage of inclusions. They are very likely to be from the same collapse event, or rather, a gradual stage  of building stones & materials and unworked boulders rolling down the hillside to land in their present location. The space between the stones has silted up over time.",Na,"Same as tumble deposits (7) and (9). All three deposits have the same type of sandy silt soil and the same number / percentage of inclusions. They are very likely to be from the same collapse event, or rather, a gradual stage  of building stones & materials and unworked boulders rolling down the hillside to land in their present location. The space between the stones has silted up over time.",[26.001 TO 27.607],29.615,"ENVELOPE(148.551, 153.455, 3486.519, 3475.765)","ENVELOPE(148.55099999999998772182, 153.45500000000001250555, 3486.51899999999977808329, 3475.76499999999987267074)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((153.455 3486.06 27.09, 151.734 3486.244 26.512, 150.725 3486.421 26.093, 150.494 3486.334 26.026, 150.358 3486.17 26.001, 149.838 3483.914 26.161, 149.399 3480.513 26.477, 149.405 3480.504 26.48, 148.857 3478.105 26.564, 148.817 3477.815 26.599, 148.849 3477.627 26.697, 148.771 3477.603 26.681, 148.64 3477.107 26.712, 148.577 3476.896 26.76, 148.93 3476.744 26.894, 149.241 3476.605 26.979, 149.523 3476.072 27.183, 150.933 3475.765 27.607, 153.455 3486.06 27.09)), LINESTRING Z (149.969 3477.163 27.13, 150.899 3481.797 26.872), POLYGON Z ((149.282 3476.154 27.047, 149.28 3477.132 26.842, 150.002 3477.649 26.961, 150.312 3478.196 26.955, 150.468 3478.934 26.902, 150.604 3479.81 26.87, 151.066 3480.321 26.987, 151.356 3481.859 26.893, 151.529 3482.711 26.818, 152.014 3482.715 26.916, 152.553 3482.631 27.165, 153.161 3485.585 26.866, 152.947 3485.955 26.754, 150.445 3486.519 26.032, 149.86 3482.57 26.298, 149.103 3478.778 26.548, 148.551 3476.943 26.826, 149.31 3476.091 27.07, 149.282 3476.154 27.047)), POLYGON Z ((149.004 3476.947 26.805, 150.614 3481.268 26.638, 151.996 3482.946 26.805, 149.004 3476.947 26.805)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (149.969 3477.163, 150.899 3481.797), POLYGON ((151.42267144 3486.29861363, 151.734 3486.244, 153.455 3486.06, 150.933 3475.765, 149.523 3476.072, 149.28123322 3476.52895636, 149.282 3476.154, 149.31 3476.091, 148.60274553 3476.8849141, 148.577 3476.896, 148.58098374 3476.90934236, 148.551 3476.943, 148.82012229 3477.83763659, 148.857 3478.105, 149.405 3480.504, 149.399 3480.513, 149.838 3483.914, 150.358 3486.17, 150.40097687 3486.22182505, 150.445 3486.519, 151.42267144 3486.29861363)))","150.851, 3481.366",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,DC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80,D18-A3 - ASU 6*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 6*2,37295D3F-3AD9-4D86-A733-147E06B00B29\n3763361E-2430-4C09-A783-5C57919C5530,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 1\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 19\nD18-A3 - Surface 8\nD18-A3 - Surface 10\nD18-A3 - Structure 14\nD18-A3 - Structure 23\nD18-A3 - Structure 38\nD18-A3 - Structure 40\nD18-A3 - Structure 42\nD18-A3 - ASU 19*1,0702F802-0366-47F9-A07C-2503DCF5C35F\n07EBAEC7-1A9C-4F4A-B289-02C99086DD91\n1CD52035-9C8B-46A6-A456-E2ED68E8E5E5\n1D4C58B9-0DB0-491C-8E34-424A27D83EBB\n20569E35-486B-4FF2-936B-7EDADB0468F1\n2AC6C631-8C0A-446A-A09C-A7B7F1CAEBC3\n6A4D4236-3998-4C11-92D2-00B56EF7BC00\n7FF7F576-0F30-4764-BDB4-3EA9BF2B2E7E\nBCA05F76-ECA6-450F-B5C1-0BEEB00F56FD\nCBC52195-FDB5-49D5-BD20-6A14F816FE60,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 19\nD18-A3 - Surface 8\nD18-A3 - Surface 10,0702F802-0366-47F9-A07C-2503DCF5C35F\n1CD52035-9C8B-46A6-A456-E2ED68E8E5E5\n1D4C58B9-0DB0-491C-8E34-424A27D83EBB,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*1,402421E0-47CC-434B-932B-F0E03BD36E3D\n49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,,,D18-A3 - ASU 9*1,D7218966-A8BF-4AFE-82E1-F5E69BD5F8D4
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,7,Tumble in east-central part of trench,2016-09-12T06:07:24Z,2016-09-13T14:45:17Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,10 - 15 degrees,10-15 degrees,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,25,25,0,0,0,>1,>1,>1,0,0,0,,50,very poorly,cobbles and boulders,cobbles and boulders,large sherds and medium,mixed,>1,0,sub-rectangular,This has larger stone inclusions / boulders than context immediately north (not yet numbered). Lighter and more compact than overlying context (5). Separated by possible wall to the south and wall to the west.,diffuse,"Same as tumble deposit (6). And tumble deposit (9). All three deposits have the same type of sandy silt soil and the same number / percentage of inclusions. They are very likely to be from the same collapse event, or rather, a gradual stage  of building stones & materials and unworked boulders rolling down the hillside to land in their present location. The space between the stones has silted up over time.",Na,Tumble. Collapsed building material from further up-hill to the east. Mixed with sandy silt.,[25.647 TO 27.055],32.321,"ENVELOPE(150.45, 155.906, 3496.058, 3486.316)","ENVELOPE(150.44999999999998863132, 155.90600000000000591172, 3496.05799999999999272404, 3486.31599999999980354914)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((153.537 3486.373 27.053, 150.45 3486.987 25.884, 151.22 3490.075 25.709, 151.499 3491.893 25.647, 152.17 3494.865 25.905, 152.321 3496.058 26.027, 154.325 3495.671 26.57, 155.893 3495.699 27.055, 153.537 3486.373 27.053)), LINESTRING Z (152.611 3488.596 26.345, 154.071 3494.526 26.516), POLYGON Z ((154.42 3495.671 26.632, 152.365 3496.047 26.046, 152.099 3494.661 25.847, 151.824 3493.124 25.67, 151.508 3491.621 25.676, 150.677 3487.094 25.962, 153.608 3486.316 26.916, 155.906 3495.811 26.886, 154.42 3495.671 26.632)), POLYGON Z ((154.818 3494.923 26.812, 152.923 3495.008 25.957, 154.553 3493.382 26.515, 153.497 3491.749 26.085, 152.301 3491.506 25.786, 154.147 3490.019 26.485, 152.496 3489.975 26.02, 151.358 3488.949 25.803, 152.568 3488.127 26.225, 153.119 3486.773 26.63, 150.899 3487.185 26.002, 154.818 3494.923 26.812)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (152.611 3488.596, 154.071 3494.526), POLYGON ((152.61171214 3496.00185948, 154.41155272 3495.67254558, 154.4422175 3495.67309317, 155.906 3495.811, 155.87883229 3495.69874701, 155.893 3495.699, 155.55696081 3494.36882109, 153.608 3486.316, 152.96360082 3486.4870483, 150.45 3486.987, 151.22 3490.075, 151.499 3491.893, 152.00375407 3494.12866186, 152.099 3494.661, 152.23168735 3495.35237095, 152.321 3496.058, 152.61171214 3496.00185948)))","153.106, 3491.368",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,FE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - ASU 7*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3,46E7296B-808A-47F4-8ED6-A83F1B0DCE78\n5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\nA66AF220-B1E9-48EB-8021-7B3B80BF26EE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 16\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 20\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 35\nD18-A3 - Structure 21\nD18-A3 - Structure 33\nD18-A3 - Structure 34\nD18-A3 - Structure 41\nD18-A3 - Structure 43\nD18-A3 - Structure 44,22310E10-CD5D-4AEE-9E2C-CF2B856050B0\n2F7C0F56-A483-4AA9-88E6-719B8AEF6CDD\n33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542\n37D93228-5138-49EE-B039-C5F91F2E245B\n6FE4C427-2425-475D-A547-4987325F3CD4\n718EDD1B-5494-469F-B2CF-E4760BE3EDED\n92BBD2D5-15D1-4A28-8478-C10980B11703\nE537C0D6-F5D7-44CE-9260-749E8B0D89F8\nED8ED513-8061-4DA3-A4B5-22902E24574D\nFBDEF663-AACD-4024-9EA6-55E5214582A4,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 16\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 20\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 35\nD18-A3 - Structure 33\nD18-A3 - Structure 34\nD18-A3 - Structure 41\nD18-A3 - Structure 43,22310E10-CD5D-4AEE-9E2C-CF2B856050B0\n2F7C0F56-A483-4AA9-88E6-719B8AEF6CDD\n33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542\n37D93228-5138-49EE-B039-C5F91F2E245B\n718EDD1B-5494-469F-B2CF-E4760BE3EDED\n92BBD2D5-15D1-4A28-8478-C10980B11703\nE537C0D6-F5D7-44CE-9260-749E8B0D89F8\nED8ED513-8061-4DA3-A4B5-22902E24574D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*3,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\n98BBDFF3-CA68-4E94-A0CF-7B85C24DD505,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\n98BBDFF3-CA68-4E94-A0CF-7B85C24DD505\nC1995813-DD11-4290-9EC6-660F70AEB605,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*4,1A0D00FD-50DE-44EA-A4EB-F2447509F04F\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nDC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80,,,D18-A3 - ASU 9*2,6B118ADF-BB5A-4FC8-99E4-4E235063F2D2
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,9,Tumble in west side of the trench,2016-09-14T12:58:00Z,2017-09-16T10:58:00Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,20 degrees sloping from east down to the west,20 degrees sloping from east down to the west,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,25,25,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,0,0,Na,,very poorly,cobbles\nboulders,cobbles\nboulders,medium sherds\nlarge sherds,mixed,fragmentary,Na,sub-rectangular,This context contains many more stone / boulder inclusions than the overlying subsoil. It is clearly tumble.,,"Same as tumble deposit (6) and tumble deposit (7). All three deposits have the same type of sandy silt soil and the same number / percentage of inclusions. They are very likely to be from the same collapse event, or rather, a gradual stage  of building stones & materials and unworked boulders rolling down the hillside to land in their present location. The space between the stones has silted up over time.",,"Same as tumble deposit (6) and tumble deposit (7). All three deposits have the same type of sandy silt soil and the same number / percentage of inclusions. They are very likely to be from the same collapse event, or rather, a gradual stage  of building stones & materials and unworked boulders rolling down the hillside to land in their present location. The space between the stones has silted up over time.\n\nThis context is not really finished as the underlying tumble is most likely to be the same context. However, for the purpose of stopping at a sensible place at the end of the 2016 excavations we ended the context here. The closing polygon and levels have been recorded at this stage. Next year will will issue a new context number to the tumble and fill in the 'same as' field if appropriate.\n\n2017 notes: \n\nSee ASUs 9*5 to 9*10, especially for final end levels etc\nEffectively the same as 2016 - eroding collapse and rubble debris tumbling down the slope. 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55,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\n634379D5-AE9F-4038-9FF8-77E7249E686D\n82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD\nA412056B-A471-459F-9610-2889A7FF36B8\nB82F6F17-E2AA-4176-9F87-96958126BF2A\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 2\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 5*4,03ECB821-3990-4185-B21B-3208E2062FE5\n14D0B92B-8E40-435E-8E64-4AFFFBAFD2C3\n49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\n56934723-2AF4-4091-B13C-94A18389129C,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-03 to 06\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-08,7F67F343-0E41-438F-A713-8A03016CFC61\n908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD\nDC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,11,Compact ground making up surface (10),2016-09-15T07:07:26Z,2016-09-16T19:08:40Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,Flat,Flat,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,compact,0,0,0,0,0,<1,0,>1,0,0,0,,,moderately,0,Gravels\nsmall pebbles,Small,complete (small),None,None,sub-rectangular,Very clear. Much more compact than overlying tumble and fewer inclusions. Paler shade of grey brown.,clear,Na,Na,"Compact sandy silt making up floor surface (10).\n\nPossibly a naturally formed surface in the south-east corner of the trench, forming a long narrow pathway used by people? Very difficult to know for sure, but sediment is certainly more compact than the overlying tumble (6) and contains fewer cobble and boulder inclusions. It is possible it was deliberately made, with sediment being placed strategically above the bedrock to create a flat surface. 100% of context taken for flotation.\n\nPottery was found associated with surface <10> at the bottom of ASU (6)*1.\nPottery bag number 154 very interesting. All from one vessel which appeared to be sitting on top of the surface.\n\nStone disc SF1381 also appeared to be lying immediately on top of the surface. Phytolith sample taken from under this when it was excavated.\n\nSmaller stones appearing in context below.",[26.818 TO 27.393],10.540999999999999,"ENVELOPE(149.28, 152.553, 3482.784, 3475.846)","ENVELOPE(149.28000000000000113687, 152.55299999999999727152, 3482.78400000000010550139, 3475.84600000000000363798)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.265 3475.868 27.355, 149.47 3476.049 27.14, 149.75 3476.307 27.184, 149.964 3476.416 27.207, 150.126 3476.432 27.187, 150.297 3476.54 27.243, 150.427 3476.995 27.272, 150.613 3477.378 27.226, 150.647 3478.298 27.102, 150.576 3479.006 27.075, 151.113 3480.665 27.048, 151.337 3481.928 26.913, 151.472 3482.516 26.895, 151.692 3482.764 26.899, 151.883 3482.784 26.911, 152.189 3482.732 26.985, 152.546 3482.746 27.083, 151.995 3480.399 27.208, 151.536 3478.237 27.282, 151.206 3477.247 27.393, 150.574 3476.325 27.345, 150.227 3475.875 27.36, 150.265 3475.868 27.355)), POLYGON Z ((150.661 3477.042 27.309, 151.157 3478.495 27.184, 151.63 3480.426 27.158, 151.697 3481.797 26.991, 152.251 3482.253 27.11, 150.661 3477.042 27.309)), POLYGON Z ((150.268 3475.89 27.295, 149.282 3476.154 27.047, 149.28 3477.132 26.842, 150.002 3477.649 26.961, 150.312 3478.196 26.955, 150.468 3478.934 26.902, 150.604 3479.81 26.87, 151.066 3480.321 26.987, 151.356 3481.859 26.893, 151.529 3482.711 26.818, 152.014 3482.715 26.916, 152.553 3482.631 27.165, 151.133 3477.285 27.234, 150.786 3475.846 27.322, 150.268 3475.89 27.295)), POLYGON Z ((150 3476.131 27.188, 151.117 3477.342 27.212, 150.844 3478.546 27.082, 151.46 3480.388 27.104, 151.927 3482.514 26.937, 150 3476.131 27.188)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POLYGON ((150.265 3475.868, 150.227 3475.875, 150.22808335 3475.87640492, 150.265 3475.868)), POLYGON ((152.189 3482.732, 152.546 3482.746, 152.5202017 3482.63611142, 152.553 3482.631, 152.26028691 3481.52899707, 151.995 3480.399, 151.536 3478.237, 151.206 3477.247, 151.079246 3477.06208357, 150.786 3475.846, 150.268 3475.89, 150.24360363 3475.89653209, 150.22808335 3475.87640492, 149.47 3476.049, 149.51596732 3476.09135561, 149.282 3476.154, 149.28 3477.132, 150.002 3477.649, 150.312 3478.196, 150.468 3478.934, 150.604 3479.81, 150.96576484 3480.21013384, 151.113 3480.665, 151.337 3481.928, 151.472 3482.516, 151.4945714 3482.54144412, 151.529 3482.711, 151.64583869 3482.71196362, 151.692 3482.764, 151.883 3482.784, 152.189 3482.732)))","150.9, 3479.056",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,12CA4A14-27D2-41D4-AA2D-D085C3F5A87F,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 12,299F4EBE-5354-4388-B79E-44FECFC201D1,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 12,299F4EBE-5354-4388-B79E-44FECFC201D1,D18-A3 - Surface 10,0702F802-0366-47F9-A07C-2503DCF5C35F,D18-A3 - Surface 10,0702F802-0366-47F9-A07C-2503DCF5C35F,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,12,Levelling layer for floor surface 10 underlying the  floor make-up (11).,2016-09-19T04:57:24Z,2016-09-19T06:25:15Z,WM,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,No,0 degrees,0 degrees,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,10,50,0,0,0,<1%,<1%,<1%,0,<1%,<1%,Chalk / very degraded limestone?,,moderately,cobbles,cobbles,medium sherds,fragmentary and small,Na,flecks,sub-rectangular,Compact levelling layer consisting of smaller stones than surrounding contexts,clear,Na,Na,Compact deposit of small sub-angular stones within a sandy silt material. Deliberately deposited to provide path surface leading to building to the north? Can be seen to provide a level walking surface on the slope. Could alternatively be a levelling layer for previously excavated surface (11)/ earlier surface.,[26.876 TO 27.385],3.9419999999999997,"ENVELOPE(150.97, 152.544, 3482.772, 3477.732)","ENVELOPE(150.96999999999999886313, 152.54400000000001114131, 3482.77199999999993451638, 3477.73199999999997089617)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.194 3477.818 27.263, 150.97 3478.136 27.191, 151.239 3478.813 27.177, 151.072 3480.799 27.006, 151.564 3482.772 26.88, 152.544 3482.747 27.073, 151.309 3477.732 27.385, 151.194 3477.818 27.263)), POLYGON Z ((151.174 3478.146 27.238, 151.622 3480.685 27.131, 151.925 3482.686 26.934, 151.174 3478.146 27.238)), POLYGON Z ((151.194 3477.818 27.263, 150.97 3478.136 27.191, 151.239 3478.813 27.177, 151.072 3480.799 27.006, 151.564 3482.772 26.88, 152.544 3482.747 27.073, 151.309 3477.732 27.385, 151.194 3477.818 27.263)), POLYGON Z ((151.286 3478.143 27.218, 151.696 3480.891 27.016, 151.904 3482.69 26.876, 151.286 3478.143 27.218)))","POLYGON ((152.544 3482.747, 151.309 3477.732, 151.194 3477.818, 150.97 3478.136, 151.239 3478.813, 151.072 3480.799, 151.564 3482.772, 152.544 3482.747))","151.599, 3480.651",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,299F4EBE-5354-4388-B79E-44FECFC201D1,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 17,E5D5B87E-4389-48C4-B5CB-D2D7298255F8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 17,E5D5B87E-4389-48C4-B5CB-D2D7298255F8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 11,12CA4A14-27D2-41D4-AA2D-D085C3F5A87F,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 11\nD18-A3 - ASU 6*1,12CA4A14-27D2-41D4-AA2D-D085C3F5A87F\n37295D3F-3AD9-4D86-A733-147E06B00B29,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,16,Grey-white compact layer beneath tumble,2016-09-22T05:11:52Z,2016-09-22T05:44:18Z,DS\nVA,Trowel\nHand Pick,No,5 degrees- v slightly sloping to the west,O degrees - practically flat,mid,whitish,grey,No,sandy silt,No,compact,10,20,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,<1,2,Schist,32,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,medium sherds\nlarge sherds,mixed,fragmentary,1 small fleck observed in section,sub-rectangular,Paler and more compact than overlying tumble layer,Divided from context 20 by wall 21 to the north. Also probable walls on south and west side.,,,"Grey- white very compact material within probable structure. At base of context there is an area of bedrock to the south and next to this some stone slabs on which the upturned pithos (pot 414) was resting upon.  \n\nThe basal few cms very compact, white material - identified in section as a possible surface. However, this is perhaps unlikely as pottery was forthcoming until the bedrock including the large pithos rim, which, if this was a surface, would have been embedded within it. \n\nProbably sedimentation that has built up over time within the structure after use with occupational debris (pottery, obsidian etc) present.",[26.296 TO 26.921],1.402,"ENVELOPE(154.279, 155.555, 3494.407, 3492.97)","ENVELOPE(154.27899999999999636202, 155.55500000000000682121, 3494.40700000000015279511, 3492.96999999999979991117)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((155.008 3493.054 26.71, 155.19 3492.97 26.921, 155.555 3494.219 26.591, 154.461 3494.407 26.488, 154.279 3493.163 26.401, 155.008 3493.054 26.71)), POINT Z (154.523 3493.468 26.567), POLYGON Z ((155.486 3494.282 26.428, 154.907 3494.263 26.317, 154.534 3494.353 26.409, 154.341 3494.376 26.301, 154.379 3493.791 26.355, 154.399 3493.267 26.339, 154.615 3493.257 26.416, 154.847 3493.264 26.401, 154.92 3493.282 26.449, 155.184 3493.268 26.43, 155.187 3493.521 26.396, 155.348 3493.819 26.458, 155.433 3494.228 26.431, 155.486 3494.282 26.428)), POLYGON Z ((154.641 3493.377 26.4, 154.662 3493.539 26.301, 154.712 3493.455 26.392, 154.772 3493.444 26.3, 154.907 3493.351 26.448, 154.998 3493.337 26.374, 155.049 3493.406 26.426, 155.079 3493.44 26.405, 154.958 3493.713 26.371, 154.633 3493.809 26.366, 154.826 3493.87 26.296, 155.206 3493.929 26.402, 154.912 3494.09 26.321, 154.868 3494.109 26.326, 155.257 3494.137 26.43, 154.522 3494.225 26.328, 154.365 3494.323 26.311, 154.48 3494.042 26.339, 154.641 3493.377 26.4)), POINT Z (154.784 3493.769 26.355))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (154.523 3493.468), POINT (154.784 3493.769), POLYGON ((155.23611146 3494.27379986, 155.486 3494.282, 155.44304881 3494.23823841, 155.555 3494.219, 155.19 3492.97, 155.008 3493.054, 154.279 3493.163, 154.37650262 3493.82944649, 154.341 3494.376, 154.454486 3494.36247576, 154.461 3494.407, 155.23611146 3494.27379986)))","154.857, 3493.733",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,37D93228-5138-49EE-B039-C5F91F2E245B,,,D18-A3 - Surface 31\nD18-A3 - Structure 34\nD18-A3 - Structure 49,26AF10BF-FD06-440B-8375-1A0FD7A252D0\n39780961-79C7-4AD8-9B19-3CFDAF0AD918\n718EDD1B-5494-469F-B2CF-E4760BE3EDED,D18-A3 - Surface 31\nD18-A3 - Structure 33\nD18-A3 - Structure 34\nD18-A3 - Structure 49,26AF10BF-FD06-440B-8375-1A0FD7A252D0\n2F7C0F56-A483-4AA9-88E6-719B8AEF6CDD\n39780961-79C7-4AD8-9B19-3CFDAF0AD918\n718EDD1B-5494-469F-B2CF-E4760BE3EDED,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7,FE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3,5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,17,"Either a levelling layer for the floor surface (10) or alternatively this may have been a cobbled surface itself and contexts (10) & (11) represent silting up over the surface, rather than actually being the true surface themselves.",2016-09-23T05:05:47Z,2016-09-29T06:19:34Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,Flat 0 degrees,Undulating and irregular due to underlying bedrock on east and tumble on the west.,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,10,40,0,0,0,2,<1,<1,<1,0,<1,Chalk,,well,Cobbles mostly and some boulders,cobbles,mixed,mixed,fragmentary,,sub-rectangular,This context has much larger stone inclusions than context 12.,clear,Na,Na,"Possibly deliberately placed stones to form a flat and strong surface next to the threshold. These stones were all of a similar size and placed horizontally in an ordered fashion. This context immediately overlies bedrock in the eastern side of the trench whilst to the west it overlies more tumble.\n\nContext 27 to the east is probably a continuation of this terracing / levelling episode; the whole area has been subject to terracing in order to level the slope.\n\n17 produced a very small quantity of bone, specifically at its north-eastern extent. The deposit was also particularly rich in pottery, with sherds often found lodged between or underneath stones.",[26.575 TO 27.513],5.95,"ENVELOPE(150.421, 152.482, 3482.785, 3477.153)","ENVELOPE(150.42099999999999226930, 152.48199999999999931788, 3482.78499999999985448085, 3477.15299999999979263521)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.482 3482.785 27.022, 152.117 3482.778 26.882, 151.72 3482.74 26.885, 151.526 3482.703 26.831, 151.395 3482.565 26.85, 151.323 3481.926 26.886, 150.877 3480.217 26.946, 150.445 3478.462 26.974, 150.576 3477.582 27.132, 150.73 3477.421 27.167, 150.969 3477.212 27.198, 151.169 3477.153 27.256, 152.482 3482.785 27.022)), POLYGON Z ((151.056 3478.683 27.099, 151.591 3480.599 27.027, 151.966 3482.335 26.857, 151.056 3478.683 27.099)), POLYGON Z ((152.228 3482.622 26.691, 151.488 3482.711 26.575, 151.01 3481.153 26.633, 150.53 3479.566 26.813, 150.483 3478.986 26.853, 150.421 3478.547 26.87, 150.643 3477.912 26.934, 151.087 3477.841 27.263, 151.097 3477.804 27.267, 151.363 3477.663 27.506, 152.228 3482.622 26.691)), POLYGON Z ((151.362 3477.657 27.513, 151.244 3480.561 26.714, 151.836 3482.55 26.624, 151.362 3477.657 27.513)))","POLYGON ((151.58616491 3478.94239282, 151.363 3477.663, 151.36260169 3477.66321113, 151.362 3477.657, 151.36172882 3477.66367382, 151.29615759 3477.6984315, 151.169 3477.153, 150.969 3477.212, 150.73 3477.421, 150.576 3477.582, 150.445 3478.462, 150.44736194 3478.47159536, 150.421 3478.547, 150.483 3478.986, 150.53 3479.566, 151.01 3481.153, 151.36701974 3482.31667524, 151.395 3482.565, 151.46622711 3482.64003314, 151.488 3482.711, 151.53702836 3482.70510335, 151.72 3482.74, 152.117 3482.778, 152.482 3482.785, 151.58616491 3478.94239282))","151.345, 3480.107",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E5D5B87E-4389-48C4-B5CB-D2D7298255F8,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 27,A53A238E-06E1-4863-913B-797B05D8CE32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 27,A53A238E-06E1-4863-913B-797B05D8CE32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 12,299F4EBE-5354-4388-B79E-44FECFC201D1,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 12,299F4EBE-5354-4388-B79E-44FECFC201D1,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,19,Tumble (boulders and compact sandy silt) within area between two thresholds.,2016-09-23T08:32:40Z,2016-09-23T08:52:05Z,YC,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,5-10 degrees sloping from east down to west,2 or 3 degrees sloping from east down to west,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,compact,40,10,0,0,0,<1,0,<1,0,0,0,,,poorly,"Cobbles, some boulders",Cobbles,medium sherds,complete (small),Na,Na,sub-rectangular,"It is separated from other contexts by the location of a north threshold, a south threshold and a possible wall to the west. Very similar to overlying tumble (6)*2.","Context below is paler whitish grey brown with charcoal inclusions, and is more compact with less worked stone inclusions than this context (19).",Na,Na,"Tumble that has fallen into the area between the two thresholds, east of possible wall. The majority of the stones appear to be worked, therefore all suggest a building in the immediate vicinity (continuation of wall 14? Further east outside of the excavation area).\n\nIncluded a special find 1549 that may be a pivot stone for previously existing door. This was found immediately south of wall (14) in the northwest corner of context (19) southeast of threshold stone (ie perfect location for a pivot stone!).\n\nLarge stone slabs exposed in the southern end of the context (probably sitting on top of context below). Their purpose is unclear.. One looks like a threshold stone but there appears to be a wall immediately to the south sealing off this entranceway, so it doesn't make much sense at the moment. (Photos 515 - 519).",[26.481 TO 27.09],4.195,"ENVELOPE(151.259, 153.482, 3486.261, 3483.762)","ENVELOPE(151.25899999999998613021, 153.48199999999999931788, 3486.26099999999996725819, 3483.76200000000017098500)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.914 3483.894 27.026, 152.273 3483.778 26.798, 151.378 3483.976 26.628, 151.734 3485.451 26.593, 151.791 3486.261 26.519, 152.991 3486.015 26.757, 153.482 3486.095 27.09, 152.914 3483.894 27.026)), POLYGON Z ((152.495 3485.739 26.713, 152.373 3484.962 26.777, 152.281 3484.04 26.765, 152.495 3485.739 26.713)), POLYGON Z ((152.732 3485.981 26.645, 152.848 3485.971 26.653, 153 3485.94 26.676, 153.075 3485.934 26.697, 153.08 3486.064 26.708, 153.353 3486.037 26.759, 153.36 3485.918 26.755, 153.09 3483.909 26.961, 152.877 3483.819 27.024, 152.304 3483.762 26.76, 151.418 3483.94 26.637, 151.259 3484.014 26.546, 151.355 3484.405 26.536, 151.479 3484.829 26.535, 151.545 3484.959 26.551, 151.563 3485.007 26.569, 151.584 3485.146 26.541, 151.59 3485.185 26.544, 151.57 3485.265 26.537, 151.655 3485.441 26.518, 151.733 3485.547 26.541, 151.732 3485.735 26.538, 151.679 3485.776 26.526, 151.701 3485.937 26.522, 151.799 3486.216 26.481, 152.732 3485.981 26.645)), POLYGON Z ((152.939 3485.609 26.704, 153.201 3485.229 26.786, 152.948 3484.581 26.788, 152.6 3484.105 26.785, 152.7 3484.699 26.727, 152.767 3485.341 26.659, 152.831 3485.835 26.682, 151.984 3485.811 26.591, 151.818 3485.181 26.612, 151.886 3484.487 26.672, 152.939 3485.609 26.704)))","POLYGON ((152.991 3486.015, 153.07866475 3486.02928346, 153.08 3486.064, 153.21175904 3486.05096889, 153.482 3486.095, 153.27705791 3485.30084939, 153.09 3483.909, 152.877 3483.819, 152.304 3483.762, 151.418 3483.94, 151.259 3484.014, 151.355 3484.405, 151.479 3484.829, 151.545 3484.959, 151.563 3485.007, 151.584 3485.146, 151.59 3485.185, 151.57 3485.265, 151.655 3485.441, 151.733 3485.547, 151.732 3485.735, 151.679 3485.776, 151.701 3485.937, 151.78503573 3486.17624458, 151.791 3486.261, 152.991 3486.015))","152.386, 3484.999",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,1D4C58B9-0DB0-491C-8E34-424A27D83EBB,D18-A3 - ASU 19*1,7FF7F576-0F30-4764-BDB4-3EA9BF2B2E7E,D18-A3 - Surface 24\nD18-A3 - Structure 39\nD18-A3 - Structure 45,04B6BB3B-838F-4529-BFC4-26BBA62FD695\n30E15857-4DFE-4CA6-B297-DB3AC8267A60\nD83087FC-6D64-4F06-924E-C2A92E19E19F,D18-A3 - Surface 24\nD18-A3 - Structure 39,04B6BB3B-838F-4529-BFC4-26BBA62FD695\n30E15857-4DFE-4CA6-B297-DB3AC8267A60,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6,DC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 6,DC5F56AA-BA4B-4EA9-8BA6-166D6FC0EB80,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,20,Grey-white compact layer to the northern side of wall 21,2016-09-26T07:38:00Z,2016-09-26T07:40:58Z,DS,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,2 degrees with top of slope on the north.,0 degrees / horizontal.,light,whitish,grey,Yes - patches of whiter material,sandy silt,No,compact,5,10,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,<1,,,15,poorly,cobbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,medium sherds,complete (small),fragmentary,Rare flecks,sub-rectangular,Much more compact than overlying tumble (7) and lighter in colour,Defined to the south by wall 21 and to the  north by wall B (context 22). Also  to the west by a further probable wall with large slabs on top.,,,"White-grey very compact material between wall B (22) and wall (21) so probably within a structure. Ceramics, obsidian and bone found throughout. This material had built up over the bedrock which, as it is quite flat may have been used as a floor surface itself. Although the material got whiter and slightly more compact at the base this was not interpreted as a surface.",[26.244 TO 26.87],2.675,"ENVELOPE(153.996, 155.914, 3496.007, 3494.306)","ENVELOPE(153.99600000000000932232, 155.91399999999998726707, 3496.00700000000006184564, 3494.30600000000004001777)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((155.412 3495.397 26.603, 154.867 3494.992 26.551, 154.789 3495.435 26.557, 154.143 3495.324 26.365, 155.412 3495.397 26.603)), POLYGON Z ((155.914 3495.802 26.87, 154.035 3496 26.426, 154.036 3494.531 26.3, 154.208 3494.559 26.383, 154.397 3494.751 26.487, 155.57 3494.52 26.56, 155.914 3495.802 26.87)), POLYGON Z ((155.805 3495.787 26.666, 155.288 3495.932 26.497, 154.684 3496.007 26.538, 154.248 3495.983 26.503, 154.018 3495.939 26.366, 154.004 3494.306 26.302, 154.164 3494.532 26.338, 154.433 3494.736 26.437, 154.981 3494.714 26.465, 155.41 3494.555 26.453, 155.805 3495.787 26.666)), POLYGON Z ((155.616 3495.853 26.641, 155.566 3495.672 26.446, 155.061 3495.803 26.489, 154.913 3495.439 26.452, 154.46 3495.086 26.447, 155.324 3494.811 26.495, 154.346 3495.776 26.49, 153.996 3495.296 26.244, 155.616 3495.853 26.641)))","POLYGON ((155.288 3495.932, 155.59518878 3495.84584454, 155.616 3495.853, 155.61266905 3495.84094195, 155.65372897 3495.82942611, 155.914 3495.802, 155.57 3494.52, 154.48345437 3494.73397446, 154.433 3494.736, 154.23272938 3494.58412191, 154.208 3494.559, 154.19730774 3494.5572594, 154.164 3494.532, 154.004 3494.306, 154.01253619 3495.30168559, 153.996 3495.296, 154.0126836 3495.31888037, 154.018 3495.939, 154.03503931 3495.94225969, 154.035 3496, 154.22964714 3495.97948902, 154.248 3495.983, 154.684 3496.007, 155.288 3495.932))","154.839, 3495.209",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E537C0D6-F5D7-44CE-9260-749E8B0D89F8,,,D18-A3 - Surface 31,26AF10BF-FD06-440B-8375-1A0FD7A252D0,D18-A3 - Surface 31,26AF10BF-FD06-440B-8375-1A0FD7A252D0,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3,5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3,5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,25,Whitish grey compact deposit south of wall (14) underlying (19).,2016-09-28T05:05:31Z,2016-09-28T05:52:50Z,YC,Trowel\nHand Pick,,"Slightly raised, highest point from the east, sliding to the west (probably 2-3 degrees)",Flat (except for the concentration of the flat worked stones in the centre),light,whitish,grey,No,sandy silt,No,compact,35,15,0,0,0,<1,0,<1,0,<1,O,,,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,cobbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,complete (small),Na,flecks,sub-rectangular,This context is different from the above tumble deposit (19) in terms of colour and composition. It is more paler and whitish than the brownish grey (19). It is also very compact than the loose soils of (19).,diffuse,Na,Na,"Very compact deposit of sandy silt inclusions, including high percentages of boulders, maybe a layer of the collapse materials from this building. \n\nThis layer is different from the overlying tumble (19) because it is the interface between the tumble (19) and the underlying floor surface <29> make-up (30), therefore it is similar in appearance to the floor (hence why we originally thought this was the floor).",[26.509 TO 27.024],2.491,"ENVELOPE(152.181, 153.444, 3486.108, 3483.746)","ENVELOPE(152.18100000000001159606, 153.44399999999998840394, 3486.10800000000017462298, 3483.74600000000009458745)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.287 3483.774 26.746, 152.296 3483.868 26.721, 152.389 3483.924 26.753, 152.381 3484.029 26.745, 152.311 3484.169 26.729, 152.294 3484.332 26.672, 152.24 3484.509 26.682, 152.275 3484.703 26.666, 152.349 3484.936 26.65, 152.397 3485.099 26.66, 152.451 3485.135 26.668, 152.53 3485.184 26.68, 152.521 3485.272 26.665, 152.496 3485.387 26.679, 152.469 3485.513 26.667, 152.484 3485.542 26.662, 152.569 3485.705 26.637, 152.638 3485.788 26.648, 152.63 3485.91 26.643, 152.732 3485.981 26.645, 152.848 3485.971 26.653, 153 3485.94 26.676, 153.075 3485.934 26.697, 153.08 3486.064 26.708, 153.353 3486.037 26.759, 153.36 3485.918 26.755, 153.09 3483.909 26.961, 152.877 3483.819 27.024, 152.304 3483.762 26.76, 152.287 3483.774 26.746)), POLYGON Z ((152.939 3485.609 26.704, 153.201 3485.229 26.786, 152.948 3484.581 26.788, 152.6 3484.105 26.785, 152.7 3484.699 26.727, 152.767 3485.341 26.659, 152.831 3485.835 26.682, 152.939 3485.609 26.704)), POLYGON Z ((153.444 3485.576 26.743, 153.319 3486.037 26.718, 153.095 3486.065 26.68, 153.056 3485.986 26.663, 152.426 3486.108 26.576, 152.279 3485.948 26.509, 152.351 3485.775 26.617, 152.227 3485.641 26.615, 152.189 3485.288 26.653, 152.251 3485.145 26.635, 152.286 3484.898 26.643, 152.181 3484.765 26.647, 152.254 3484.63 26.659, 152.237 3484.469 26.65, 152.319 3484.435 26.668, 152.414 3484.329 26.677, 152.257 3484.172 26.685, 152.248 3484.023 26.688, 152.188 3483.868 26.7, 152.197 3483.816 26.704, 152.494 3483.807 26.705, 152.81 3483.845 26.739, 153.008 3483.746 26.889, 153.444 3485.576 26.743)), POLYGON Z ((153.25 3485.653 26.68, 153.036 3485.149 26.711, 152.924 3484.671 26.687, 152.755 3484.015 26.712, 152.339 3484.057 26.664, 152.607 3484.922 26.648, 152.811 3485.716 26.641, 153.25 3485.653 26.68)))","POLYGON ((153.056 3485.986, 153.07877433 3486.03213262, 153.08 3486.064, 153.09383103 3486.0626321, 153.095 3486.065, 153.19015789 3486.05310526, 153.353 3486.037, 153.36 3485.918, 153.35710587 3485.89646554, 153.444 3485.576, 153.14585778 3484.32462324, 153.09 3483.909, 153.04200315 3483.88871964, 153.008 3483.746, 152.86448908 3483.81775546, 152.304 3483.762, 152.287 3483.774, 152.29074928 3483.81315911, 152.197 3483.816, 152.188 3483.868, 152.248 3484.023, 152.257 3484.172, 152.30561667 3484.22061667, 152.294 3484.332, 152.25440511 3484.46178325, 152.237 3484.469, 152.240909 3484.50602051, 152.24 3484.509, 152.24295036 3484.52535344, 152.254 3484.63, 152.181 3484.765, 152.286 3484.898, 152.251 3485.145, 152.189 3485.288, 152.227 3485.641, 152.351 3485.775, 152.279 3485.948, 152.426 3486.108, 153.056 3485.986))","152.748, 3484.97",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,C3E009F2-AF4B-49E4-AC47-585AC93E1D49,,,D18-A3 - Surface 29,1E621EC9-8C84-4788-96FF-94BD45F0A8B1,D18-A3 - Surface 29,1E621EC9-8C84-4788-96FF-94BD45F0A8B1,D18-A3 - Surface 24,04B6BB3B-838F-4529-BFC4-26BBA62FD695,D18-A3 - Surface 24,04B6BB3B-838F-4529-BFC4-26BBA62FD695,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,26,Tumble,2016-09-28T10:13:56Z,2016-09-29T05:49:09Z,CD,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,,5-10 degrees sloping downwards from east to west,,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,silt,No,weakly cemented,20,60,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Tumble, as well as large slabs, within more compact and lighter deposit 26. There are the remains of what may be two walls (contexts 13 and 14) running east-west at the south-eastern extent of the context. \n\nA grinding stone has been exposed towards the western extent of the context, but this may be in the underlying context.",[25.122 TO 26.899],30.015,"ENVELOPE(150.919, 154.837, 3496.047, 3486.358)","ENVELOPE(150.91900000000001114131, 154.83699999999998908606, 3496.04700000000002546585, 3486.35800000000017462298)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.365 3496.047 26.046, 152.099 3494.661 25.847, 151.824 3493.124 25.67, 151.508 3491.621 25.676, 152.138 3490.282 25.897, 152.078 3489.301 26.009, 151.773 3488.624 26.01, 151.334 3488.02 25.918, 150.919 3487.648 26.012, 150.93 3487.012 26.18, 151.55 3486.73 26.297, 152.372 3486.506 26.579, 153.614 3486.358 26.899, 153.971 3488.096 26.789, 154.495 3490.216 26.575, 154.837 3492.72 26.498, 154.234 3492.927 26.329, 153.514 3493.222 26.16, 153.203 3493.495 26.105, 153.219 3494.104 26.073, 153.326 3495.072 26.103, 153.355 3495.996 26.285, 152.365 3496.047 26.046)), POLYGON Z ((152.868 3495.353 26.008, 152.676 3494.088 25.913, 152.574 3492.572 25.902, 152.739 3490.558 25.952, 152.79 3489.367 26.133, 152.576 3488.266 26.246, 152.739 3487.247 26.409, 153.45 3487.525 26.667, 153.902 3489.887 26.397, 154.22 3491.728 26.249, 154.279 3492.675 26.288, 152.868 3495.353 26.008)), POLYGON Z ((152.443 3488.836 25.989, 152.194 3489.479 25.915, 152.191 3490.611 25.718, 151.689 3492.088 25.361, 151.211 3493.203 25.122, 151.141 3494.535 25.223, 151.404 3495.934 25.319, 151.562 3495.976 25.353, 151.976 3496.027 25.447, 153.303 3495.942 25.935, 153.296 3495.061 25.984, 153.081 3493.441 25.854, 153.254 3493.315 25.852, 153.776 3493.022 25.997, 154.481 3492.842 26.162, 154.75 3492.691 26.26, 154.734 3491.881 26.166, 154.366 3489.912 26.272, 153.925 3488.549 26.341, 153.655 3487.46 26.535, 153.489 3486.378 26.648, 152.365 3486.535 26.417, 152.476 3486.793 26.303, 152.001 3486.857 26.131, 151.841 3487.476 25.992, 152.443 3488.836 25.989)), POLYGON Z ((153.652 3489.038 26.269, 152.684 3489.349 25.97, 154.011 3490.301 26.106, 152.622 3490.809 25.811, 151.995 3492.192 25.452, 152.507 3494.061 25.542, 152.958 3495.54 25.817, 153.652 3489.038 26.269)))","POLYGON ((153.355 3495.996, 153.326 3495.072, 153.2722516 3494.58575281, 154.12205942 3492.97286454, 154.234 3492.927, 154.837 3492.72, 154.73595993 3491.98022121, 154.734 3491.881, 154.69094201 3491.65061635, 154.495 3490.216, 153.971 3488.096, 153.614 3486.358, 152.372 3486.506, 151.55 3486.73, 150.93 3487.012, 150.919 3487.648, 151.334 3488.02, 151.773 3488.624, 152.078 3489.301, 152.138 3490.282, 151.508 3491.621, 151.63343539 3492.217612, 151.211 3493.203, 151.141 3494.535, 151.404 3495.934, 151.562 3495.976, 151.976 3496.027, 152.35648423 3496.00262836, 152.365 3496.047, 153.355 3495.996))","152.685, 3491.208",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 46\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 51\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 60\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 70\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 83\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 111\nD18-A3 - Structure 114\nD18-A3 - Structure 115,0515A9C6-6B2F-47F9-BA21-5E69F7CF7FF5\n33909EE0-5A3D-4C9D-8DEF-B323AEB2919E\n46FE2DC2-44A9-48C8-AB15-21EFB091AB83\n72E70E94-10A9-4D3D-8FB3-86F54EE4ABD1\nA7971A9A-260A-4622-97DA-B383B908C7BA\nD3F71F8C-8D42-4985-AF03-B919C1083382\nE482DCD0-E86B-4E12-BD8F-E90869AC1529\nE920186D-795F-4FD5-84FD-82D49ADA3DC0,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 46\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 60\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 70\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 111,46FE2DC2-44A9-48C8-AB15-21EFB091AB83\nA7971A9A-260A-4622-97DA-B383B908C7BA\nE482DCD0-E86B-4E12-BD8F-E90869AC1529\nE920186D-795F-4FD5-84FD-82D49ADA3DC0,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*2,A66AF220-B1E9-48EB-8021-7B3B80BF26EE\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*2,A66AF220-B1E9-48EB-8021-7B3B80BF26EE\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 83\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*4\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*5,0515A9C6-6B2F-47F9-BA21-5E69F7CF7FF5\n1A0D00FD-50DE-44EA-A4EB-F2447509F04F\nE6A75DEE-9100-4B25-8634-D902221D6414,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,27,Terracing in southeast corner (continuation of context 17 terracing system).,2016-09-29T04:38:18Z,2016-09-29T05:19:12Z,AI,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,,Horizontal 0 degrees,"Uneven / undulating due to bedrock, 40 degrees at steepest point next to bedrock",mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,10%,70%,0%,0%,0%,<1%,1%,0,0,<1%,0,,,moderately,cobbles\nboulders,boulders,medium sherds,0,0,flecks,sub-rectangular,Boulders form a terrace fill different from context 17 because they are extremely dense forming a corner,clear,,,Another terrace fill on bedrock,[26.801 TO 27.201],1.22,"ENVELOPE(150.001, 150.981, 3478.172, 3476.494)","ENVELOPE(150.00100000000000477485, 150.98099999999999454303, 3478.17200000000002546585, 3476.49400000000014188117)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.423 3476.494 27.137, 150.155 3476.579 27.053, 150.064 3476.668 27.095, 150.014 3476.935 27.069, 150.001 3477.259 27.069, 150.154 3477.541 27.122, 150.227 3477.857 27.102, 150.326 3478.139 27.087, 150.369 3478.172 27.071, 150.546 3478.143 27.109, 150.851 3478.069 27.179, 150.816 3477.626 27.173, 150.551 3477.342 27.129, 150.504 3476.975 27.154, 150.461 3476.629 27.201, 150.423 3476.494 27.137)), POLYGON Z ((150.349 3476.911 27.188, 150.281 3477.38 27.122, 150.378 3478.045 27.09, 150.788 3478 27.196, 150.349 3476.911 27.188)), POLYGON Z ((150.981 3477.835 27.184, 150.601 3477.897 26.929, 150.213 3478.035 26.929, 150.005 3477.884 26.86, 150.001 3477.705 26.877, 150.02 3477.391 26.875, 150.058 3477.096 26.865, 150.016 3476.745 26.801, 150.39 3476.628 26.94, 150.592 3476.558 27.171, 150.721 3477.071 27.165, 150.822 3477.515 27.036, 150.981 3477.835 27.184)), LINESTRING Z (150.156 3476.919 26.887, 150.402 3477.956 26.891))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (150.156 3476.919, 150.402 3477.956), POLYGON ((150.546 3478.143, 150.851 3478.069, 150.83440215 3477.8589186, 150.981 3477.835, 150.822 3477.515, 150.721 3477.071, 150.592 3476.558, 150.45443348 3476.60567157, 150.423 3476.494, 150.155 3476.579, 150.064 3476.668, 150.0516702 3476.73384114, 150.016 3476.745, 150.02909178 3476.85440989, 150.014 3476.935, 150.001 3477.259, 150.0300955 3477.31262701, 150.02 3477.391, 150.001 3477.705, 150.005 3477.884, 150.213 3478.035, 150.28099883 3478.01081485, 150.326 3478.139, 150.369 3478.172, 150.546 3478.143)))","150.426, 3477.384",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,A53A238E-06E1-4863-913B-797B05D8CE32,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 28,D7C7925D-D1E8-459E-9BCF-AEFBBFB6E5FD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 28,D7C7925D-D1E8-459E-9BCF-AEFBBFB6E5FD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 17,E5D5B87E-4389-48C4-B5CB-D2D7298255F8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 17,E5D5B87E-4389-48C4-B5CB-D2D7298255F8,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,28,Collapsed terrace in the southeast corner,2016-09-29T10:33:25Z,2016-09-29T11:20:39Z,AI,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,10% slop facing east to west,Flattish and uneven around the bedrock on the east,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,50%,50%,0%,0%,0%,25%,5%,1%,1%,0%,<1%,Emery,,moderately,cobbles,cobbles\nboulders,medium sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,,sub-rectangular,Less dense and more flatter stones than contexts 17 and 27,clear,,,"General tumble and silting from the higher ground to the east. This layer Probably includes collapsed terrace layers, as ground appears to have been terraced and levelled (see overlying terracing layer (27).\n\nThis deposit is overlying bedrock on the east and south. There was a large percentage of silty soil within the stones in this context, much more so than the overlying and underlying deposits. It is difficult to understand this deposit, but there was nothing structural within it, probably just many worked stones from terraces that may once have existed here. Poor preservation.",[26.117 TO 26.945],15.369000000000002,"ENVELOPE(148.72, 151.61, 3483.732, 3476.336)","ENVELOPE(148.71999999999999886313, 151.61000000000001364242, 3483.73199999999997089617, 3476.33599999999978535925)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.559 3483.732 26.117, 149.458 3483.283 26.138, 149.503 3482.243 26.265, 149.558 3481.535 26.502, 149.582 3481.093 26.417, 149.39 3480.903 26.493, 149.319 3480.809 26.474, 149.225 3479.621 26.462, 149.027 3478.666 26.557, 148.794 3478.205 26.528, 149.217 3477.926 26.721, 148.72 3476.915 26.758, 149.22 3476.717 26.899, 149.493 3476.342 26.935, 150.261 3476.336 26.945, 150.252 3477.009 26.92, 150.356 3477.389 26.918, 150.658 3478.102 26.926, 150.912 3478.496 26.937, 150.913 3479.541 26.822, 150.99 3479.71 26.837, 151.11 3479.75 26.795, 151.285 3479.664 26.737, 151.61 3479.535 26.851, 151.23 3480.177 26.8, 151.364 3480.925 26.672, 151.557 3481.507 26.688, 151.438 3482.373 26.59, 151.083 3483.062 26.533, 149.559 3483.732 26.117)), POLYGON Z ((149.218 3478.103 26.664, 150.767 3479.094 26.88, 150.846 3482.121 26.62, 149.755 3483.258 26.203, 149.218 3478.103 26.664)), POLYGON Z ((148.912 3476.801 26.808, 149.2 3476.688 26.823, 149.502 3476.462 26.805, 149.92 3476.511 26.804, 150.046 3476.553 26.794, 150.171 3476.709 26.841, 150.298 3477.145 26.84, 150.368 3477.833 26.813, 150.381 3478.431 26.662, 150.552 3479.021 26.676, 150.507 3479.188 26.697, 150.389 3479.36 26.596, 150.402 3479.485 26.59, 150.635 3479.459 26.707, 150.766 3479.495 26.677, 150.85 3479.521 26.674, 150.849 3479.79 26.673, 150.808 3479.762 26.67, 150.854 3479.882 26.587, 150.914 3479.932 26.595, 151.098 3479.804 26.668, 151.249 3479.515 26.814, 151.406 3479.269 26.907, 151.487 3479.163 26.895, 151.529 3479.201 26.9, 151.575 3479.38 26.867, 151.593 3479.543 26.844, 151.425 3479.815 26.83, 151.234 3480.074 26.64, 151.125 3480.262 26.64, 151.15 3480.399 26.602, 151.274 3480.748 26.616, 151.423 3481.13 26.607, 151.303 3481.465 26.581, 151.014 3481.725 26.495, 150.933 3482.029 26.493, 150.93 3482.312 26.485, 151.022 3482.611 26.485, 151.147 3482.95 26.427, 149.891 3483.381 26.161, 149.826 3483.004 26.2, 149.85 3482.31 26.276, 149.669 3481.149 26.385, 149.774 3480.739 26.439, 149.533 3479.178 26.445, 149.375 3478.353 26.581, 149.074 3477.524 26.733, 148.833 3476.851 26.793, 148.912 3476.801 26.808)), POLYGON Z ((149.416 3476.944 26.742, 149.753 3478.294 26.638, 150.069 3479.501 26.593, 150.451 3481.139 26.421, 150.416 3482.742 26.253, 150.982 3480.901 26.524, 151.056 3480.046 26.564, 151.364 3479.579 26.77, 149.416 3476.944 26.742)))","POLYGON ((151.083 3483.062, 151.13935517 3482.95262335, 151.147 3482.95, 151.14437492 3482.94288079, 151.438 3482.373, 151.557 3481.507, 151.364 3480.925, 151.23 3480.177, 151.61 3479.535, 151.59286752 3479.54180028, 151.575 3479.38, 151.529 3479.201, 151.487 3479.163, 151.406 3479.269, 151.28035998 3479.46586271, 150.91245187 3478.96820466, 150.912 3478.496, 150.658 3478.102, 150.356 3477.389, 150.30319487 3477.1960582, 150.298 3477.145, 150.25228028 3476.98804098, 150.261 3476.336, 149.493 3476.342, 149.29031529 3476.62041306, 149.2 3476.688, 148.912 3476.801, 148.833 3476.851, 148.83903789 3476.867861, 148.72 3476.915, 149.217 3477.926, 148.794 3478.205, 149.027 3478.666, 149.225 3479.621, 149.319 3480.809, 149.39 3480.903, 149.523433 3481.03504308, 149.56400103 3481.42448103, 149.558 3481.535, 149.503 3482.243, 149.458 3483.283, 149.559 3483.732, 151.083 3483.062))","150.164, 3479.933",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,D7C7925D-D1E8-459E-9BCF-AEFBBFB6E5FD,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 32,393C6B4B-DAFA-45DC-9119-01C08445ED2E,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 32,393C6B4B-DAFA-45DC-9119-01C08445ED2E,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 27,A53A238E-06E1-4863-913B-797B05D8CE32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 27\nD18-A3 - ASU 6*2,3763361E-2430-4C09-A783-5C57919C5530\nA53A238E-06E1-4863-913B-797B05D8CE32,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,30,Floor make-up for surface <29>.,2016-09-30T05:56:19Z,2016-10-07T10:43:11Z,YC,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,Flat (0 degrees),Flat (0 degrees),light,whitish,grey,No,sandy silt,No,compact,15,<5,0,0,0,<1,0,<1,0,<1,0,,,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,cobbles,medium sherds,complete (small),Na,flecks,sub-rectangular,"This context has fewer stone inclusions (especially boulders) than (25), and is slightly more brownish (the colour difference is small) than (25)",clear,Na,Na,"Compact deposit making up a floor surface   <29> which was probably in use for a prolonged period of time. It is very compact with occasional charcoal flecking, and appears to be overlying cobbles / stoney levelling deposits whose purpose are to create a flat area for this room / structure. This deposit (the floor) is also slightly browner but still pale whitish grey than its overlying deposits. (Very subtle difference, but the difference is there!)\n\nA concentration of flat worked stones appear to have collapsed immediately on top of this deposit, from above to the east. These are very thin and rectangular, made of schistose marble and some thin ones made of schist, very likely to have belonged to this building. Maybe they are roof tiles? Or they may be from walls, as many of the surrounding walls such as wall structure (14) are built of these thin rectangular schistose slabs.\nUnderneath the floor surface there is a stone layer revealed.",[26.509 TO 26.889],2.716,"ENVELOPE(151.861, 153.444, 3486.108, 3483.746)","ENVELOPE(151.86099999999998999556, 153.44399999999998840394, 3486.10800000000017462298, 3483.74600000000009458745)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((153.444 3485.576 26.743, 153.319 3486.037 26.718, 153.095 3486.065 26.68, 153.056 3485.986 26.663, 152.426 3486.108 26.576, 152.279 3485.948 26.509, 152.351 3485.775 26.617, 152.227 3485.641 26.615, 152.189 3485.288 26.653, 152.251 3485.145 26.635, 152.286 3484.898 26.643, 152.181 3484.765 26.647, 152.254 3484.63 26.659, 152.237 3484.469 26.65, 152.319 3484.435 26.668, 152.414 3484.329 26.677, 152.257 3484.172 26.685, 152.248 3484.023 26.688, 152.188 3483.868 26.7, 152.197 3483.816 26.704, 152.494 3483.807 26.705, 152.81 3483.845 26.739, 153.008 3483.746 26.889, 153.444 3485.576 26.743)), POLYGON Z ((153.25 3485.653 26.68, 153.036 3485.149 26.711, 152.924 3484.671 26.687, 152.755 3484.015 26.712, 152.339 3484.057 26.664, 152.607 3484.922 26.648, 152.811 3485.716 26.641, 153.25 3485.653 26.68)), POLYGON Z ((153.353 3485.935 26.64, 152.831 3485.986 26.583, 152.317 3486.06 26.544, 152.134 3485.13 26.623, 151.861 3484.071 26.649, 152.347 3483.947 26.604, 152.883 3483.798 26.746, 153.11 3484.512 26.62, 153.353 3485.935 26.64)), POLYGON Z ((153.145 3485.688 26.586, 152.368 3485.737 26.583, 152.28 3484.766 26.674, 153.145 3485.688 26.586)))","POLYGON ((153.056 3485.986, 153.095 3486.065, 153.319 3486.037, 153.34648466 3485.93563656, 153.353 3485.935, 153.35054903 3485.92064719, 153.444 3485.576, 153.008 3483.746, 152.88588036 3483.80705982, 152.883 3483.798, 152.7429369 3483.83693545, 152.494 3483.807, 152.197 3483.816, 152.188 3483.868, 152.23012396 3483.97682022, 151.861 3484.071, 152.134 3485.13, 152.21787891 3485.55626987, 152.227 3485.641, 152.23659109 3485.65136457, 152.28983734 3485.92196027, 152.279 3485.948, 152.29931153 3485.97010779, 152.317 3486.06, 152.37431841 3486.05174793, 152.426 3486.108, 153.056 3485.986))","152.671, 3484.937",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,3E4FFA0F-CBB1-47AF-AF99-497C4B7E11AA,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 51\nD18-A3 - Surface 78,0E4A2A88-FBA6-491D-BEFF-FC7F1DB29A5D\nD3F71F8C-8D42-4985-AF03-B919C1083382,D18-A3 - Surface 78\nD18-A3 - Structure 14,0E4A2A88-FBA6-491D-BEFF-FC7F1DB29A5D\n2AC6C631-8C0A-446A-A09C-A7B7F1CAEBC3,D18-A3 - Surface 29,1E621EC9-8C84-4788-96FF-94BD45F0A8B1,D18-A3 - Surface 29,1E621EC9-8C84-4788-96FF-94BD45F0A8B1,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,32,Silty soil within Opening between the terrace and the bedrock.,2016-10-05T06:16:19Z,2016-10-05T07:30:18Z,AI,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,No,Flat at the top on the east and 20% slope down to the west,Flattish with 10% slope on the revealed bedrock,light,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,compact,10%,30%,0,0,0,10%,2%,<1%,0%,0%,<1%,Emmery,,,cobbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small sherds,<1%,0%,0%,sub-rectangular,More compact soil with less cobbles and flatter worked stones than 28,clear,,,"Silty soil within opening between the terrace and the bedrock. Much fewer stone inclusions in this than overlying and underlying deposits. Small stones revealed in a specific part with many special finds, mainly stone tools. The end of the context is slightly arbitrary because the excavation came to an end, but bedrock was beginning to be exposed below.\n\nWe excavated this with the hope of understanding the terracing system, but there is more work to be done in 2017.",[26.291 TO 26.647],1.749,"ENVELOPE(149.035, 150.36, 3480.309, 3478.23)","ENVELOPE(149.03499999999999658939, 150.36000000000001364242, 3480.30900000000019645086, 3478.23000000000001818989)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.406 3478.352 26.579, 149.636 3478.49 26.6, 149.84 3478.574 26.613, 150.104 3478.801 26.628, 150.306 3479.162 26.647, 150.332 3479.373 26.568, 150.36 3479.745 26.606, 150.21 3480.001 26.594, 150.115 3480.212 26.579, 150 3480.282 26.592, 149.849 3480.309 26.529, 149.684 3480.222 26.465, 149.699 3480.216 26.467, 149.404 3479.675 26.295, 149.292 3479.362 26.341, 149.124 3478.843 26.439, 149.041 3478.592 26.443, 149.035 3478.362 26.521, 149.138 3478.23 26.553, 149.31 3478.243 26.622, 149.406 3478.352 26.579)), POLYGON Z ((149.807 3478.759 26.605, 150.02 3479.112 26.618, 150.096 3479.484 26.606, 149.999 3480.111 26.587, 149.623 3479.31 26.432, 149.639 3478.803 26.562, 149.807 3478.759 26.605)), LINESTRING Z (149.524 3480.112 26.291, 149.57 3479.837 26.319, 149.95 3479.609 26.415, 150.142 3479.357 26.477, 150.314 3479.224 26.49, 150.247 3479.068 26.486, 150.135 3478.894 26.521, 149.938 3478.665 26.525, 149.629 3478.654 26.514, 149.354 3478.759 26.453, 149.312 3478.991 26.406, 149.206 3479.221 26.359), LINESTRING Z (149.379 3479.299 26.37, 150.071 3479.193 26.469))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (149.524 3480.112, 149.57 3479.837, 149.95 3479.609, 150.142 3479.357, 150.314 3479.224, 150.247 3479.068, 150.135 3478.894, 149.938 3478.665, 149.629 3478.654, 149.354 3478.759, 149.312 3478.991, 149.206 3479.221), LINESTRING (149.379 3479.299, 150.071 3479.193), POLYGON ((150 3480.282, 150.115 3480.212, 150.21 3480.001, 150.36 3479.745, 150.332 3479.373, 150.306 3479.162, 150.104 3478.801, 149.84 3478.574, 149.636 3478.49, 149.406 3478.352, 149.31 3478.243, 149.138 3478.23, 149.035 3478.362, 149.041 3478.592, 149.124 3478.843, 149.292 3479.362, 149.404 3479.675, 149.699 3480.216, 149.684 3480.222, 149.849 3480.309, 150 3480.282)))","149.712, 3479.27",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,393C6B4B-DAFA-45DC-9119-01C08445ED2E,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 51\nD18-A3 - Surface 8,1CD52035-9C8B-46A6-A456-E2ED68E8E5E5\nD3F71F8C-8D42-4985-AF03-B919C1083382,D18-A3 - Surface 8,1CD52035-9C8B-46A6-A456-E2ED68E8E5E5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 28,D7C7925D-D1E8-459E-9BCF-AEFBBFB6E5FD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 28,D7C7925D-D1E8-459E-9BCF-AEFBBFB6E5FD,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,35,Small area west of wall 34 including large stone slab and collapse/tumble and silting.,2016-10-05T06:44:05Z,2016-10-06T09:10:35Z,DS,Trowel\nHand Pick,No,3degrees slightly sloping northeast-southwest,,mid,greyish,brown,No,,,,2,20,0,0,0,<1,,,,,,,22,moderately,,,,,,,sub-rectangular,More compact than overlying tumble layer (7),clear,,,Small area west of wall 34 including large stone slab and collapse/tumble and silting. This was excavated in order to remove the large stone slab SF 1666 and tumble overlying wall 47 in order to expose the walls in this area . It exposed a further three stone slabs forming part of wall structure 47. The underlying deposit has not yet been excavated but appeared to be another mid-brown silty soil deposit containing a very large percentage of stone inclusions.,[26.156 TO 26.392],0.9,"ENVELOPE(153.368, 154.328, 3494.472, 3493.091)","ENVELOPE(153.36799999999999499778, 154.32800000000000295586, 3494.47200000000020736479, 3493.09099999999989449861)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.328 3494.346 26.365, 154.13 3494.472 26.298, 153.918 3494.35 26.269, 153.753 3494.439 26.3, 153.428 3493.864 26.212, 153.424 3493.636 26.214, 153.604 3493.49 26.234, 153.599 3493.365 26.156, 153.743 3493.091 26.204, 154.045 3493.3 26.236, 154.328 3494.346 26.365)), POLYGON Z ((154.241 3494.451 26.392, 153.566 3494.411 26.214, 153.368 3493.669 26.26, 153.589 3493.17 26.28, 154.002 3493.326 26.317, 154.241 3494.451 26.392)), LINESTRING Z (153.686 3494.056 26.202, 153.877 3493.638 26.222))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (153.686 3494.056, 153.877 3493.638), POLYGON ((154.16964472 3494.44677154, 154.241 3494.451, 154.23171085 3494.40727491, 154.328 3494.346, 154.045 3493.3, 153.743 3493.091, 153.68285118 3493.20544984, 153.589 3493.17, 153.368 3493.669, 153.566 3494.411, 153.74310596 3494.42149517, 153.753 3494.439, 153.78126097 3494.42375621, 154.07657669 3494.4412564, 154.13 3494.472, 154.16964472 3494.44677154)))","153.829, 3493.851",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,ED8ED513-8061-4DA3-A4B5-22902E24574D,,,D18-A3 - Structure 47\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*1,02E36366-176D-42ED-BE3F-9701CEBAFF56\n644A00C3-F0B1-4E02-B5B9-ACAF4095DCF2,D18-A3 - Structure 47,02E36366-176D-42ED-BE3F-9701CEBAFF56,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7,FE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 7\nD18-A3 - ASU 7*3,5B061A6B-A764-44B5-A91F-BC6B50F67A27\nFE705263-4B36-47F2-AFAC-AB35F2698449,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,36,Dark brown silt overlying wall (15),2016-10-05T08:43:46Z,2016-10-05T09:04:03Z,VA,Trowel\nHand Pick,No,3 degrees sloping from southeast to northwest,As above,mid,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,loose,<5,30,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,<1,0,,35,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,small sherds\nmedium sherds,fragmentary,,1 piece of charcoal c.2cm,sub-rectangular,This context is more compact than the overlying subsoil.,clear,,,"Area of silting between bedrock and wall, east of wall (15). Probably subsoil, but confined to this small area.",[25.819 TO 26.202],1.452,"ENVELOPE(152.593, 153.59, 3499.914, 3497.969)","ENVELOPE(152.59299999999998931344, 153.59000000000000341061, 3499.91400000000021464075, 3497.96900000000005093170)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.642 3499.105 26.018, 152.609 3498.694 26.078, 152.676 3498.315 26.094, 152.967 3498.03 26.164, 153.34 3497.969 26.199, 153.383 3498.436 26.163, 153.465 3498.851 26.078, 152.642 3499.105 26.018)), POLYGON Z ((153.163 3498.215 26.172, 153.165 3498.635 26.087, 153.255 3499.041 26.047, 153.163 3498.215 26.172)), POLYGON Z ((153.59 3499.699 25.974, 152.725 3499.914 25.819, 152.658 3499.496 25.911, 152.634 3499.044 26.019, 152.593 3498.499 26.081, 152.913 3498.068 26.078, 153.308 3498.027 26.102, 153.59 3499.699 25.974)), POLYGON Z ((153.128 3499.539 25.909, 153.277 3499.196 25.918, 152.878 3498.722 26.004, 153.121 3498.281 26.048, 152.804 3498.401 26.202, 153.128 3499.539 25.909)))","POLYGON ((153.59 3499.699, 153.44786786 3498.85628744, 153.465 3498.851, 153.383 3498.436, 153.34 3497.969, 152.967 3498.03, 152.93000191 3498.06623525, 152.913 3498.068, 152.87249154 3498.12255983, 152.676 3498.315, 152.65924547 3498.40977563, 152.593 3498.499, 152.634 3499.044, 152.658 3499.496, 152.725 3499.914, 153.59 3499.699))","153.063, 3498.975",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,4DAB1EF9-1DE2-4A78-A866-49A07293F252,,,D18-A3 - Surface 18,A412056B-A471-459F-9610-2889A7FF36B8,D18-A3 - Surface 18,A412056B-A471-459F-9610-2889A7FF36B8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,46,Pale grey brown sandy silt overlying stone slabs immediately east of wall 33,2016-10-06T08:33:44Z,2016-10-06T09:00:53Z,CD,Trowel\nPick-Axe,Yes,5-10 degrees sloping from east down to west,,light,greyish,brown,No,sandy silt,No,weakly cemented,2 percent,Stones 20,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,,,,Medium-sized schist slabs,Medium-sized cobbles,medium sherds,0,0,0,Rectangular,,clear,,,"IContext 46 comprised pale grey brown silty sand immediately South of Wall 33. While the bedrock was already visible in the NE corner of the context, two large boulders were exposed on the SE corner and two larger slabs, which constitute the W boundaries of the context. These slabs are in the same line/ seem to be on the same alignment as Wall 34. The area is a similar size to the 'room' formed by walls 33,34 and 21 which contained the pithos. The soil was moderately compact all over the area while there were almost no finds apart from two sherds of pottery.\n\nKPM query 2017: could this have been a later surface over the slabs? In photo the soil looks like a very well sorted fine-grained and compact, similar to what is visible in the section of the floor packing and surface from in the adjacent space (which seems to have been removed as just one deposit (16) but in section was clearly two - a paler, finer grained, more compact and better sorted deposit, and the slightly darker and more gravelly [roof collapse?] deposit above it, which best fits description for (16): check with Myrsini and Cat - can't find any photos from 2016).  Also similar to what is visible in section and also 2016 photos of <29> and (30).",[25.982 TO 26.294],1.1,"ENVELOPE(153.783, 154.848, 3492.908, 3491.516)","ENVELOPE(153.78299999999998703970, 154.84800000000001318767, 3492.90799999999990177457, 3491.51600000000007639755)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.542 3491.516 26.125, 154.803 3491.913 26.209, 154.848 3492.656 26.294, 153.976 3492.908 26.044, 153.783 3491.7 25.982, 154.542 3491.516 26.125)), LINESTRING Z (154.699 3492.245 26.175, 154.085 3492.144 26.045))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (154.699 3492.245, 154.085 3492.144), POLYGON ((154.542 3491.516, 154.803 3491.913, 154.848 3492.656, 153.976 3492.908, 153.783 3491.7, 154.542 3491.516)))","154.324, 3492.195",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,46FE2DC2-44A9-48C8-AB15-21EFB091AB83,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 51\nD18-A3 - Structure 69,6A33E220-5ADB-4DD3-8621-10A2974ACF98\nD3F71F8C-8D42-4985-AF03-B919C1083382,D18-A3 - Structure 69,6A33E220-5ADB-4DD3-8621-10A2974ACF98,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*4,1A0D00FD-50DE-44EA-A4EB-F2447509F04F\nFCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,51,Cleaning of rain wash and aeolian soil below 2016 tarps (unstratified),2017-09-04T08:48:41Z,2017-09-05T11:40:22Z,KPM,Trowel,No,"The same as last year (roughly 20 degrees from east to west, more level in far east)",The same as start,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,Yes,loose,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,irregular,Obvious difference between the  accrual since last year and the reliable unexcavated contexts reached at the end of last season (in the east the mid greyish brown wash soil came clearly off the pale yellow of the stratigraphic layers in the section and the base of 2016 work; in the west the wash contamination was visibly different - coarse and loose - to the tumble in its siltier matrix),clear,,,"A new context number was assigned to the cleaning of the entire trench after the tarps were lifted. It is essentially only aeolian soil mixed with patches of winter rain wash, minor bioturbation from winter growth roots, and loose stones. Concentrated mainly in the east along the section, where the soil was a thicker deposition above the tarp, and still clung in clumps and lenses to the section face. Material from this area (the east side of the  trench, along the sections and within the spaces/rooms was sieved. The clearly intrusive loose topsoil spillage (come in from above the east section) and wash/aeolian soil above tumble and walls was not sieved. The most intensive cleaning was the upper terrace of rooms (in the east). We worked methodically from upslope in the east down to the lower western terraces. As soon as we reached the extant tumble (deposit 9), it became obvious that a full intensive clean was going to inadvertently excavate in-situ material from the tumble layer (see asu 51*1). At this point, we switched to spot cleaning the obviously intrusive wash or aeolian soil away, and the context was closed. This ""context"" is essentially unstratified in terms of the Harris Matrix, (and so has been consciously excluded from the temporal matrix, although it has been assigned spatial relationships in order to clarify affected deposits) but it does represent a short-term modern deposition of material accrued in the trench between seasons. \n\n(Note: in general ASU's will be given spatial relationships to other ASUs - because ASU's are arbitrary, I have been putting the primary spatial and temporal relationships into the deposit record, and only relating ASUs to other ASUs spatially in order to assist with chasing up related assemblages from ASUs excavated above or below; the temporal relationships should only exist for deposits/structures/surfaces, unless we have later realised that what was started as an ASU was actually a different stratigraphic entity, then the ASU will get full spatial and temporal relationships). \n\n51 is the context also used for other cleaning tasks, such as cutting back sections (e.g 51*3,51*4,51*5)\n\nNote: any special finds that were visible and loose during cleaning of 51*1 were assigned to their original context, in consultation with Ariadne (who recorded the special finds themselves). Basically we went through the trench, and anything that was no longer embedded, but that she was certain was there last year, was assigned a special find number and was linked to its original context rather than the cleaning. After we went through the whole trench, Ariadne was able to confirm that there were no intrusive special finds (i.e. Everything could be linked to a proper context, rather than cleaning of the accrual deposit 51).\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 14+ (51*2 =5; 51*3 = missing count;51*4=8; 51*5=1, see p112 in NB1)",[26.703 TO 26.703],214.59599999999998,"ENVELOPE(142.247, 156.922, 3501.323, 3475.92)","ENVELOPE(142.24735076754001283916, 156.92246389254000860092, 3501.32341380707021016860, 3475.91958255707004354917)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((148.19084764254 3501.32341380707 26.703, 142.24735076754 3478.05576443207 26.703, 150.87248389254 3475.91958255707 26.703, 156.92246389254 3499.08292193207 26.703, 148.19084764254 3501.32341380707 26.703)), POLYGON Z ((148.19084764254 3501.32341380707 26.703, 142.24735076754 3478.05576443207 26.703, 150.87248389254 3475.91958255707 26.703, 156.92246389254 3499.08292193207 26.703, 148.19084764254 3501.32341380707 26.703)))","POLYGON ((156.92246389 3499.08292193, 150.87248389 3475.91958256, 142.24735077 3478.05576443, 148.19084764 3501.32341381, 156.92246389 3499.08292193))","149.563, 3488.624",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,D3F71F8C-8D42-4985-AF03-B919C1083382,D18-A3 - ASU 51*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*4\nD18-A3 - ASU 51*5,1A0D00FD-50DE-44EA-A4EB-F2447509F04F\n644A00C3-F0B1-4E02-B5B9-ACAF4095DCF2\n8C0337F0-269E-4AD1-A1EF-DCB1052E2A54\nE6A75DEE-9100-4B25-8634-D902221D6414\nEACAC3C7-9ECA-42D9-BCA1-19AF7DA233BF,D18-A3 - Surface 8\nD18-A3 - Surface 31\nD18-A3 - Structure 67\nD18-A3 - Structure 68\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*5\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*6\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*7,1CD52035-9C8B-46A6-A456-E2ED68E8E5E5\n22BF2D6E-7B2C-4631-93AF-78D171419B97\n26AF10BF-FD06-440B-8375-1A0FD7A252D0\n75299D69-65F0-44D4-B29F-BFE1EBD0768E\n778B67EB-C3F1-405D-B19F-12F9193889FA\nB66EF07F-FC48-4C70-82A7-B25A4679E745\nFF7400D0-6FC4-421C-B9A0-776458223F14,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 2,03ECB821-3990-4185-B21B-3208E2062FE5,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 30\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 32\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 46\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*4,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542\n393C6B4B-DAFA-45DC-9119-01C08445ED2E\n3E4FFA0F-CBB1-47AF-AF99-497C4B7E11AA\n46FE2DC2-44A9-48C8-AB15-21EFB091AB83\n6B118ADF-BB5A-4FC8-99E4-4E235063F2D2\n7FA684AC-FF79-40E4-A12B-BB411AC9F7C8\n9468DE4C-BBBD-476F-BC2F-32E322C89697\nD7218966-A8BF-4AFE-82E1-F5E69BD5F8D4,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,53,Wall Collapse in built space below 9*5,2017-09-08T06:43:50Z,2017-09-18T10:24:18Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"Upper east 'terrace' = 5-15 degrees; lower west 'terrace' = c. 20-25 degrees, all from east to west",<2 degrees from east to west on upper (below 53*1); c. 45 degrees from south to north and also c. 25-30 degrees from SE to NW on lower below 53*3; c. 10 degrees east to west on lower below 53*2,dark,yellowish,brown,No,clayey silt,Yes,firm,70,10,0,0,0,1,<1,1,<0.5,<0.5,,,80,moderately,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,mixed,fragmentary,flecks,sub-rectangular,,clear,,Bioturbation from roots; wash/erosion zone over broken Wall 41,"Collapse debris above space north of Wall 52 and between Walls 54 and 41\n\nExcavators: MG (A.S.), SP, GA, WT, KPM\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 24+ (16 from 53*1; 8 from 53*3; 53*2=1, further counts from 53*2 missing? See NB1, pp110-112)",[24.596 TO 25.552],9.218,"ENVELOPE(147.544, 151.317, 3491.623, 3488.319)","ENVELOPE(147.54400000000001114131, 151.31700000000000727596, 3491.62300000000004729372, 3488.31899999999995998223)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((147.544 3490.879 24.596, 148.046 3488.541 24.735, 149.077 3488.364 25.08, 150.472 3488.661 25.552, 150.894 3490.868 25.5, 147.544 3490.879 24.596)), POLYGON Z ((150.001 3489.135 25.435, 149.839 3490.283 25.24, 149.413 3489.518 25.338, 149.269 3489.307 25.051, 148.89 3490.824 24.848, 148.824 3488.664 24.998, 150.001 3489.135 25.435)), POLYGON Z ((148.665 3488.319 24.93, 148.798 3489.167 24.939, 148.757 3489.767 24.799, 148.716 3490.213 24.727, 148.621 3491.187 24.623, 149.02 3491.623 24.721, 151.317 3491.316 25.361, 150.839 3489.954 25.361, 150.52 3488.706 25.519, 149.427 3488.663 25.193, 149.405 3488.353 25.134, 148.665 3488.319 24.93)), POLYGON Z ((149.171 3488.927 24.973, 149.436 3488.968 25.197, 150.073 3489.133 25.431, 150.247 3489.657 25.314, 149.734 3489.924 25.292, 149.348 3489.856 24.847, 149.039 3489.495 25.076, 150.564 3490.578 25.216, 149.804 3490.525 25.106, 149.782 3490.933 25.204, 149.824 3491.218 24.943, 149.128 3490.725 24.738, 149.171 3488.927 24.973)))","POLYGON ((151.317 3491.316, 150.839 3489.954, 150.52 3488.706, 150.48030584 3488.70443838, 150.472 3488.661, 149.41082449 3488.43507231, 149.405 3488.353, 148.665 3488.319, 148.68267533 3488.43169686, 148.046 3488.541, 147.544 3490.879, 148.65139573 3490.87536378, 148.621 3491.187, 149.02 3491.623, 151.317 3491.316))","149.36, 3490.032",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE,D18-A3 - ASU 53*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 53*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 53*3,080AD5E9-A837-498A-A611-EB375B4FD8C1\n9F9A0B74-9D56-43ED-83BB-2334A46A1A7E\nBB50AB95-C9D4-4EB3-ABAA-970FD66511DF,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 88\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 99\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 126\nD18-A3 - Structure 90\nD18-A3 - Structure 92\nD18-A3 - Structure 122,2D5F255D-A182-4CAF-82B4-95EEBD42A18D\n4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD\n5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D\n6F422CBA-678D-4EAE-9ABF-627E805B1D8C\n82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD\nA9489A60-D9A7-47DE-8543-BB85D77F6B5F\nC550A77F-BCC2-4B25-9B4A-DB5CAD75D5B5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 88\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 99\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 126,2D5F255D-A182-4CAF-82B4-95EEBD42A18D\n4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD\n5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D\nBD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*5,778B67EB-C3F1-405D-B19F-12F9193889FA\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,57,Mid yellowish brown clayey silt with small to med stones (lower eroding tumble?),2017-09-14T08:20:52Z,2017-10-04T08:20:52Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,c. 15-20 degrees from east to west,"c. 10 degrees in south (i.e. South emd of 57*3 and also 57*3, although that = artificial as Tr IV over dug into yellow compact gravel below); c. 20-25 degrees in north where collapse below is piled higher up just beside Wall 54; <10 degrees in far north, amd c. 30-40 degrees in SE (i.e. Below 57*1/above 58)",mid,yellowish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,firm,20,20,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<1,0,<1,Kouph. Pebbles,40-45,moderately,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,fragmentary,,,irregular,"Distinct from 9 above as had less of the larger unworked boulders and worked slabs (the stone inclusions are now consistently smaller medium stones c. 5-12 cm), and the surrounding soil changed to a very distinct tacky moist clayey silt. So far it is coming off from larger building collapse slabs, so lower boundary looks to be distinct too.",clear,Possibly to 9*12 (9*12's tacky clay content is more similar to 57 in hindsight than to 9; albeit darker and not as sticky and moist),"Possible from old Trench 4 scarp areas, where deposit has been exposed for 10 years nearly","Interpretation (20 Sep): 57 was clearly an earlier deposit than main tumble 9, but later than the collapse, over which it lay. The lower number of finds and artefacts might suggest earlier deposition, pre major erosion and distribution from uphill (i.e. Before buildings had collapsed and exacerbated dispersal of material/susceptibility of material to taphonomy). The high number of mid-sized stones is bizarre (particularly as 57 lacks an equal number of larger building slabs, if we were to try to explain their presence as chinking stones in walls etc), unless they were from a facade or something built but not structural/supporting superstructure? The clay content might be washed/leached in from the collapse deposits to the east (53 and the newly exposed 58, both of which have high clay content soil between their stones), perhaps once functioning as a mortar, lining or binding agent of some kind. But to be honest, I still do not understand why this deposit is so different, especially in its clay content.\n\nNote: for open levels see ASUs\n\nField notes: This is an unusual layer distinct from (9) above in its soil aspect, which is a tacky mid yellowish brown clayey silt with frequent medium (6-12cm) sub-angular and sub-rectangular stone inclusions. It also has dramatically less of the larger ('cobbles' and 'boulders', c. 15-30cm) slabs and rubble (which looks to have eroded from the terrace levelling fill up to the east). \n\nIt has been partly removed by excavation in Trench 4, splitting the extant deposit into two areas (dug as ASU 57*1 and 57*2), but these would have originally been one consistent layer.\n\nIts nature remains ambiguous. It clearly overlies the concentrated wall collapse that started appearing below 9*8, which continues to dive (rather dramatically) down deep to the west, from the look of it, to the level at which Trench 4 ceased (where more large collapse slabs are still in place, lying at a flatter angle suggesting  they are not far off the ground level onto which the eastern walls (and perhaps superstructure of the space between walls 52 and 56 - IF this was a roofed space, a point that remains uncertain). \n\n57 might still be an earlier or lower layer of eroding tumble (perhaps formed prior to the final or major collapse of primary architectural elements, like walls), or it might be a different kind of fill. However the fact that it overlies and peels off the western collapse debris (large, consistently angled slabs which are concentrated quite high near the west face of Wall 40 and dive sharply off to the west, below 57), clearly indicates it is later, and so point to some kind of eroding deposition (or else a bizarre collapse event of some kind, but stones way too small to be used in major structural features except as small chocking stones betweenf larger ones, plus there is the high clay-silt content).\n\nThe clayey silt is particularly unusual, and Myrsini hasn't seen anything as moist (although she has seen something similar, but that was dry and compacted, not moist and tacky), nor do Michael or Ioanna recognise it as something found before in such a concentrated deposition. This tacky soil also looks to be found between the collapsed wall slabs (those below 9*5 and also 9*8), where it also seems to be more ""pure"" (almost no small and medium pebbles <6mm), suggesting perhaps some degree of sorting or selection or material. I cannot help wondering if it is some kind of clay lining, or mortar, seeing as it is so closely associated with the wall collapse (or structural collapse, if it did not all come from fallen walls). We obviously cannot confirm this until we dig the collapse debris, but if so, the the clay component of 57 might be eroded/slumped/washed in from the collapse layer to the east (as seasonal rain would easily move the finer grained soil from between the stones into its current position downslope around this rubbly and less large - or less mixed with eroding terrace levelling fill stones - layer of tumble).\n\nHopefully we will have a clearer idea once this is dug. Myrsine has also asked for us to keep an eye out for good areas of the clay to sample.\n\n20 Sep: \n57 was finished yesterday, after 57*2 had been chased and extended to the north, and 57*3 opened up in area of old Trench IV. In area of 57*1' the thick dark yellowish brown (dark reddish brown in places at times), moist and tacky clayey silt with frequent medium stones (smaller cobbles, c. 8-12 cm) came off a readily recognisable dense layer of wall collapse (58), and on the lower edge of 57*1 (along east TrIV boundary) off a compacted layer of mid to light yellowish brown gravelly silt (silt aspect = fine grained). The boundaries to both were distinct and sharp. \n\nTr IV however, had clearly cut into the compact yellow-brown in its west edge (presumably without recognising the change, as P304 of the publication says that 3-6 were arbitrary only, and that they only recognised one uniform layer of tumble), as was instantly clear when we cut back the scarp (57*3 might be more contaminated than other ASUs, but 57*2 equally an issue as close to surface in west edge of Tr A). In 57*3, there was really only patches of remnant 57 left in pockets over and around wall collapse slabs in west. \n\nHere in west, the slope of 57 levelled out to less than 10 degrees, and by end of excavation to nearly flat. In wester c. 90cm of 57*2, the mid sized stones of 57 were clearly sitting flat on a change, with a compact darker soil (slightly dif to that of the compact gravelly below 57*1 & 9*7/9*6) appearing. More anthropogenic material than rest of 57 (which had noticeably less material and special finds than 9) started appearing at this change. Because of this, and because the level is not far off that of the threshold in Tr IV, we ceased excavation at this point, leaving the bottom-most of the mid-sized flat lying stones in place (these are similar to those below 9*9 and 59 in the north) to protect this area while we keep working to east in area of 58 and 53 (the latter not yet started). \n\nIn east part of 57*2, another collapse deposit appeared, that looks associated with Wall/structure 54.\n\n\nExcavators: KPM, AI, YC, GA, SP, FM, WT, KJ, MM, MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 87+ (57*4=13possibly missing some of 57*4; 52 were from 57*2, 6 from 57*3, and 16 from 57*1)",[23.81 TO 25.312],24.779,"ENVELOPE(144.802, 148.526, 3494.162, 3483.789)","ENVELOPE(144.80199999999999249667, 148.52573741772221183055, 3494.16199999999980718712, 3483.78926893895913963206)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((145.252 3487.753 24.1, 145.691 3490.986 24.007, 147.544 3491.004 24.421, 147.981 3488.511 24.704, 148.12 3487.656 24.823, 148.515 3486.465 25.082, 148.111 3484.123 25.312, 147.218 3484.126 25.054, 147.929 3486.971 24.865, 145.252 3487.753 24.1)), POLYGON Z ((147.566 3491.283 24.285, 148.177 3488.135 24.614, 148.5257374177222 3486.88878278759 24.5647, 147.9400025171934 3484.139082837885 24.5154, 146.8742904065092 3483.789268938959 24.4661, 147.0776705803039 3484.806169807932 24.4168, 145.654009363741 3484.757358566221 24.3675, 145.9062007792464 3485.465121571027 24.3182, 146.4187188172091 3486.237966231447 24.2689, 146.3292315407394 3486.978270064059 24.2196, 146.1746626086554 3487.376895204697 24.1703, 144.802 3487.835 24.121, 146.499 3494.162 24.105, 146.889 3493.941 24.075, 147.275 3492.834 24.063, 147.188 3492.251 24.026, 147.74 3491.826 24.128, 147.566 3491.283 24.285)), POLYGON Z ((146.379 3491.303 24.029, 146.839 3490.632 24.492, 147.336 3490.766 24.277, 147.039 3489.938 24.392, 147.13 3489.561 24.22, 145.787 3489.329 24.045, 147.454 3489.334 24.468, 147.25 3488.36 24.35, 146.119 3487.779 24.368, 148.147 3488.163 24.64, 146.265 3486.614 24.348, 146.176 3485.666 24.331, 148.114 3485.779 24.91, 147.38 3488.554 24.466, 146.013 3491.663 23.837, 146.506 3492.589 23.81, 146.699 3493.515 23.881, 146.013 3491.663 23.837, 146.379 3491.303 24.029)))","POLYGON ((146.889 3493.941, 147.275 3492.834, 147.188 3492.251, 147.74 3491.826, 147.566 3491.283, 148.177 3488.135, 148.52573742 3486.88878279, 148.46657013 3486.61102525, 148.515 3486.465, 148.111 3484.123, 147.89323471 3484.12373157, 146.87429041 3483.78926894, 147.07767058 3484.80616981, 145.65400936 3484.75735857, 145.90620078 3485.46512157, 146.19852486 3485.90592772, 146.265 3486.614, 146.36346757 3486.69504477, 146.32923154 3486.97827006, 146.17466261 3487.3768952, 144.802 3487.835, 146.499 3494.162, 146.889 3493.941))","146.77, 3488.308",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - ASU 57*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 57*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 57*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 57*4,55A2D4E2-0A17-48FA-8101-104A903E8BFE\n85582F5B-3512-4900-A36E-DFF9008347AF\nC5DBB9BD-0864-43E1-8A20-021B2467ADCE\nE150F427-E469-448B-8987-6995CB1B36D2,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 61\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93\nD18-A3 - Structure 54\nD18-A3 - Structure 101,8E86FD5B-FAEB-4B5B-8D14-E23DA99F3B26\n990BC10A-0EA2-49DC-9D4A-7EA0C29CD79F\nBD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685\nE4BF68EB-3F56-4BE1-9875-8F5D23229A33\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 61,E4BF68EB-3F56-4BE1-9875-8F5D23229A33\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 3\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 89,5F3A1DF1-67F6-4F13-8F7A-E0BD26FA6BC7\n9DAE49C5-495B-4AA6-BC7C-8013A0F2FF77\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-07\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-08\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-09\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*12,078049ED-8E2A-4971-8C12-B19A61C0C9DB\n191B8CC1-B34C-443D-B012-C96D075836BF\n7F67F343-0E41-438F-A713-8A03016CFC61\nC83DE356-FF30-4F0A-988B-5A88E48A85DF,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,58,Wall Collapse Between Walls 52 and 56,2017-09-18T06:44:40Z,2017-09-28T09:08:04Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,"East half = c. 15 degrees, from centre of area it then drops off to west at c. 35 degree angle. Angle here possibly steeper even, but difficult to gauge as the lowest extent of this deposit was excavated as part of the old Trench IV","Irregular, due to collapsed slabs and angling (e.g. Large floor or roof slabs that drop from west to east at a c. 20 degree angle where embedded in lower deposits), but generally the angle is from east to west, being c. 10 degrees in the east half and diving more like 25-30 in the west half.",dark,reddish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,firm,80,<5,0,0,0,<1,<1,<1,<0.5,<0.5,,,85-90,moderately,cobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,complete (small),fragmentary,flecks,sub-rectangular,"Distinct from 9 above as slabs have clearly fallen together in a single event (or more likely, a series of events, as some slabs clearly fell in from west to east earlier than the material that has fallen from east to west and south to north over them), and as the matrix is no longer poorly sorted, but a fairly consistent ('moderately sorted' as majority of material = collapsed superstructure) layer of in situ collapse",clear,Probably the same as 88: awaiting further insight from apotheke processing (re similarity or lack thereof between e assemblages),Bioturbation (tree roots),"More articulated (or rather, concentrated) collapse debris below the eroding tumble/wash layer of 9 above. Clearly this material is lying where it fell, (presumably from the west wall), rather than tumbled downslope by taphonomy. It also looks to have effectively sealed the lower deposits below, which is promising for both stratigraphic integrity and preservation.\n\nThis layer clearly represents material deposited during an ongoing sequence or process of collapse, as already at start of deposit it looks like a wall has fallen from somewhere in the west (too much debris, too far north, and at the wrong angle to have only come from Trench IV's Wall B, suggesting that it, or a continuation of it, may have extended to the NW, but it does not seem to have extended all the way to Wall 54 - although obviously none of this is clear yet and requires full removal of the collapse layers to verify or prove otherwise. Either way, this collapse episode (from west to east) clearly happened before the collapse visible at the top of the deposit fell over it (from the east and south it looks like, not from the north).\n\n19 Sep note: \nPots that have fallen in upside down: from shelves perhaps in the wall? They very much have fallen from above, but unlikely to have fallen or eroded in from the eastern terrace space (as too odd an angle for that, and also as well below the upper boundary of the wall collapse - i.e. Well below disturbed upper areas. \n\n20 Sep note:\nPatches of sandier yellow soil (more silty sand really - very coarse and sandy and mottled paler yellow almost whitish in places), usually only c. 30-40cm max (c.f. Photo 1010). Look to be more mixed lenses or patches (from what?) within the collapse matrix than pockets of soil from a different depositional event. Main colour of 58 changes from a dark reddish brown to a dark yellowish brown, but always a dark, moist and very tacky clay. Colour difference might just be taphonomic staining (e.g. As different stone materials have different reactions/ produce different colour changes during prolonged contact with water or soil), but perhaps also because original collapsed superstructure contained mixed material (e.g. Mortar/binding agent, roof, perhaps even a coating or lining on inner face of walls)\n\nAlso: Noticeable increase in the obsidian, shell, charcoal inclusions. This material is particularly frequent in the middle are of 58 (a c. 80cm diameter patch, roughly 1.20m from Wall 40 and c. 1.80 m south of Wall 52). This material is odd, as it is more reminiscent of occupation material, but it seems way too high for that - it is weird to get this in the middle of wall collapse, and this is definitely a concentration rather than remnant tumble/eroding contamination (too frequent and clustered,  and also well within the collapse/below the upper portion of the deposit. The obsidian is particularly frequent, as well as shell. But also, the charcoal flecks and pieces and bone are totally different to anything we have found before (9 had none of this).\n\n21 Sep note: more obsidian than yesterday even. Also, now more pots appearing (closer to the wall than upside down smaller pot) and these are not upside down. Basically pottery found throughout looks to have fallen from above every which way (tumbled from above, rather than downslope: shelves? Or something different?: the width of Wall 54 could be enough, if corbeled, to support a second storey perhaps? This might explain all the large slabs that loom to have fallen flat from above onto the layers below (e.g. The weird large flat slab that has been puzzling us since it was exposed with 9*5, as it clearly fell from above rather than in from the eastern side upslope), as well as the occupation material weirdly sandwiched and mixed in amidst the collapsed slabs.\n\n22 Sep: Pots removed today were mostly in or on the yellow change (i.e. Should be associated with 64 not 58, even though tops appeared with removal of 58: over dug into it). Lower pots were not upside down and inverted like earlier pots found on 20-21 Sep. The general impression is that they have fallen in here, rather than sitting on the lower yellow level at time of wall collapse. Either they were on shelves or similar in walls, or perhaps these support the musing over a possible second storey. Particularly as these vessels really were embedded and jumbled in the yellow at its upper transition (i.e. could be a mix of roof and floor material, need to look at the context more closely on Monday: see photos esp mid ex)\n\n14 Oct note: part of 58 still in situ in south, where left to help retain the falling west face of 73 there (hence the irregular shape of 86's polygon: 86 will exist under this).\n\nSee notebook for full descriptive daily updates and immediate impressions.\n\nExcavators: AI (put in charge of this southern area of Trench A, including in charge of primary record keeping - partly as Trench A is too big for me to directly manage myself, but AI given slightly more responsibility as this is an excellent opportunity for her to learn more senior archaeological field and recording skills while still being mentored and guided by myself), Vasilis, GA, YC, MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 45 (40 from 58*1; 5 from 58*2)",[24.706 TO 26.05],10.538,"ENVELOPE(147.26, 150.253, 3488.287, 3483.883)","ENVELOPE(147.25999999999999090505, 150.25299999999998590283, 3488.28699999999980718712, 3483.88299999999981082510)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((147.26 3484.01 24.999, 149.67 3483.883 26.05, 150.115 3485.72 25.938, 150.116 3487.339 25.765, 150.253 3488.287 25.522, 148.287 3488.261 24.857, 147.522 3486.106 24.712, 147.805 3484.582 24.928, 147.26 3484.01 24.999)), POLYGON Z ((149.671 3484.666 25.851, 149.232 3484.996 25.456, 148.451 3485.403 25.282, 148.316 3485.366 25.02, 148.121 3485.437 24.89, 147.845 3485.643 24.99, 147.807 3485.757 24.782, 147.407 3485.636 24.728, 149.765 3487.061 25.574, 148.692 3487.156 25.237, 148.486 3487.094 24.978, 147.943 3487.308 24.866, 149.671 3484.666 25.851)), POLYGON Z ((149.673 3484.73 25.534, 149.061 3484.697 25.342, 148.667 3484.221 25.339, 148.486 3484.796 25.19, 147.71 3485.166 24.987, 148.133 3485.291 25.012, 150.027 3486.516 25.286, 147.987 3486.893 24.706, 149.182 3486.625 25.241, 149.673 3484.73 25.534)))","POLYGON ((150.116 3487.339, 150.115 3485.72, 149.67 3483.883, 147.26 3484.01, 147.805 3484.582, 147.59851874 3485.69393442, 147.407 3485.636, 147.58886761 3485.74590727, 147.522 3486.106, 147.94669213 3487.30235497, 147.943 3487.308, 147.94799696 3487.30603066, 148.287 3488.261, 150.253 3488.287, 150.116 3487.339))","148.841, 3486.031",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - ASU 58*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*4\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*5,174D2435-E3D2-418C-924B-03BC9368ADF1\n23B858CA-C439-4BB5-A110-66D9727B0675\nA266ACEB-28CA-47E0-AAE1-1A13A6C006FF\nB581B449-3F3B-48FD-BF58-9F24441BDA3F\nD5924DF1-DDA2-4343-92BC-3073CF1B22B1,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 64\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 71\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 77\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 86\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 88\nD18-A3 - Surface 103\nD18-A3 - Structure 73,2D5F255D-A182-4CAF-82B4-95EEBD42A18D\n9979910F-87E7-48A8-B849-87A78BDDFA2B\nA689C6A9-D1D4-4403-B1E4-8AA6709A46DB\nCF00929D-5AAD-4735-AF4D-499237C58545\nDAE2ECEC-9B31-414C-A152-A540F3AE64EC\nE65E1827-38EA-4D39-A4BE-8F9EB2D03097\nEF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 64\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 71\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 72\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 76\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 77\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 86\nD18-A3 - Surface 103,0804B221-2886-4C62-BC80-14C2F43C32F2\nA689C6A9-D1D4-4403-B1E4-8AA6709A46DB\nCF00929D-5AAD-4735-AF4D-499237C58545\nDAE2ECEC-9B31-414C-A152-A540F3AE64EC\nE65E1827-38EA-4D39-A4BE-8F9EB2D03097\nE6C02A35-7A26-4B55-8022-E5D2AA2B86FA\nEF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*8\nD18-A3 - ASU 57*1,2D50B7A2-B835-462D-B794-3A29DDC852B6\n55A2D4E2-0A17-48FA-8101-104A903E8BFE\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 88,2D5F255D-A182-4CAF-82B4-95EEBD42A18D,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,59,"Slumped Wall Collapse Debris Below 9*7, 9*6, and 9*8",2017-09-18T06:46:01Z,2017-09-25T07:52:13Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,dark,yellowish,brown,Yes,"silt (gritty, but not properly sandy, occasionally clayey in patches)",Yes,weakly cemented,70,10,0,0,0,<1,<0.5,<0.5,<0.1,<O.1,,,75,poorly,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,"fragmentary, with occasional complete skall",fragmentary,flecks,irregular,"Ratio of building to unworked stones is dramatically ,pre than the mixed tumble of 9*7 above, and the slabs are in more articulated pockets of collapse (not a uniform layer however: the upper collapse is gone, having either been displaced and eroded downhill, or become less recognisably collapse - i.e. become tumble 9); difference to lower deposits is clear in most of the eastern extent, where atone content drops dramatically (especially large stone slabs) and soil is a compact gravelly yellow clayey-silt (although not really clayey, more like phyllite silt/degraded fine-grained), in west, the difference is less clear - 59's end was determined from the lack of larger collapse debris and the lack of e mixed angled jumbled align,ent of the slab stone inclusions, instead of the yellow however, there is a dense amount of flatter lying medium (10-18 cm) building slabs and high smaller (3-8 cm) sub angular gravel debris. This might be lower tumble (e.g. Like 57 immediately to the south), or it might be remnant bedding or packing",clear,,"Bioturbation, plus exposure since last year (9*7 very shallow)","Disturbed architectural collapse. Only remnant pockets or concentrations of debris left, rather than a uniform layer. \n\nMixed soil matrix\n\nExcavators: KJ, MM, YC, KPM",[24.25 TO 26.005],13.1,"ENVELOPE(147.133, 152.724, 3496.85, 3492.843)","ENVELOPE(147.13300000000000977707, 152.72399999999998954081, 3496.84999999999990905053, 3492.84299999999984720489)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.489 3493.006 25.846, 151.634 3494.102 25.573, 151.594 3495.578 25.556, 150.494 3496.85 25.119, 149.962 3495.811 24.757, 149.266 3495.003 24.715, 147.67 3494.707 24.375, 147.133 3495.317 24.25, 148.107 3493.761 24.421, 148.741 3493.436 24.469, 149.24 3494.23 24.648, 149.923 3493.89 24.876, 150.952 3493.915 25.227, 152.724 3492.843 25.864, 152.489 3493.006 25.846)), POLYGON Z ((152.716 3493.336 26.005, 152.005 3493.935 25.782, 151.359 3494.113 25.511, 151.435 3495.192 25.489, 150.638 3495.559 25.016, 150.46 3494.295 25.218, 150.154 3494.874 24.895, 148.876 3494.342 24.61, 152.716 3493.336 26.005)), POLYGON Z ((149.441 3494.151 24.593, 148.308 3494.288 24.357, 149.556 3495.104 24.791, 149.055 3495.494 24.55, 149.441 3494.151 24.593)))","POLYGON ((151.594 3495.578, 151.634 3494.102, 151.69836658 3494.01949032, 152.005 3493.935, 152.716 3493.336, 152.10712701 3493.49551204, 152.489 3493.006, 152.724 3492.843, 151.29273816 3493.70886495, 150.54375997 3493.90508163, 149.923 3493.89, 149.38512482 3494.15775631, 149.20805357 3494.1791674, 148.741 3493.436, 148.107 3493.761, 147.133 3495.317, 147.67 3494.707, 149.19965776 3494.99069593, 149.055 3495.494, 149.43448241 3495.19859453, 149.962 3495.811, 150.494 3496.85, 151.594 3495.578))","150.052, 3494.681",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,B82F6F17-E2AA-4176-9F87-96958126BF2A,D18-A3 - ASU 59*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 59*2,85A31D1D-0BEA-4B14-BA16-A2275AE2D761\nDC5E5B94-C898-467F-8031-0226336D5CF9,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 125\nD18-A3 - Structure 74\nD18-A3 - Structure 75,4041370F-5473-4174-8B58-BE610BB9A10B\n5BBDB543-6971-427C-B2C9-126E51992BF7\nA9E8A133-CE4A-40D4-BC12-506FB8C190C7,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 125,4041370F-5473-4174-8B58-BE610BB9A10B,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*8\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*9,2D50B7A2-B835-462D-B794-3A29DDC852B6\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nE9135EF3-8076-4FB9-B1CD-C200176B8D34,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,60,Wall Collapse Slabs over Wall 55,2017-09-21T06:59:37Z,2017-09-21T09:28:40Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,10 degrees E-W,"<5 degrees, south to north",light,yellowish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,compact,60,<10,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,0,<0.1,,,75,moderately,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,Fragmentary and complete (small),,flecks,sub-rectangular,"Clearly lying above the fallen wall and perhaps also above what might be the compacted soil bedding above the rubble terrace fill, as prep for the floor packing fill (if not, then this mid greyish brown compact gravely layer might be eroding layers from in Space B that have eroded in and around the lower base of these stones: we won't know until we dig these layers)",Clear,"Possibly remnant debris left from 7 (i.e. Possibly same as 7), but certainly seems linked to Wall 55 and the line of collapse from south to north is quite distinct",Bioturbation from roots; exposure since 2016,"Collapse debris fallen to the north from Wall 55 in the south. \n\n\nMuch of this looks to be from the terrace bedding wall, and perhaps even a superstructure wall bedded above it (visible in east section beside area of 60, which was cut back - as 51*3 - to clarify this question by revealing the possible wall stones better) that was not preserved or not recognised last year. \n\n60 is mostly large roughly dressed stones (mostly local limestones, but I am still waiting to be shown the local geology and so am unsure, but the stones here, and also in 53, do not seem to be imported marble, and with only the occasional schist), sitting in eroded and slumped soil: at the south, this is fine silty wash, soft and powdery and pale yellowish brown. In the north, it becomes more compact and gravelly. Basically, the south where it is higher seems to be more mixed wash and eroding roofing clay or floor matrix, while the north, which is lower, is more consolidated slumped roofing clay , that was either brought in with collapse or has slumped and eroded down over it.\n\nWe are cutting through this slumping soil a little, just to give definition to the line of the wall, and how the slumping soil from the room/space above relates to it.\n\nThe stones are a mix of three or four roughly dressed large fallen boulders (from the wall, c. 40-60 cm long), maybe 40% mid sized  dressed boulders (c. 20-35 cm), the occasional thinner slab of the same size, c. 20% smaller worked slabs (cobbles, c. 12-20cm), with a few smaller flat chinking stones (c. 8-12 cm). Only the occasional unworked cobble, possibly eroded in from rubble terrace fill, or else tumbled from uphill.\n\nThe dressed stones clearly all fell together from the south to the north, judging on their alignment (see start photos and photogrammetry).\n\nExcavators: FM and WT",[25.495 TO 26.38],3.252,"ENVELOPE(151.44, 154.582, 3491.856, 3490.342)","ENVELOPE(151.43999999999999772626, 154.58199999999999363354, 3491.85600000000022191671, 3490.34200000000009822543)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.302 3491.848 25.742, 154.582 3491.467 26.38, 154.504 3490.671 26.347, 153.888 3490.671 26.273, 153.206 3491.028 26.074, 152.367 3491.194 25.778, 152.302 3491.848 25.742)), LINESTRING Z (153.904 3491.047 26.179, 152.863 3491.327 25.969), POLYGON Z ((154.581 3491.495 26.238, 153.078 3491.841 25.82, 152.169 3491.647 25.55, 151.44 3491.287 25.495, 152.452 3491.161 25.819, 152.536 3490.593 25.956, 154.267 3490.342 26.294, 153.094 3491.17 25.901, 152.575 3491.856 25.731, 154.581 3491.495 26.238)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (153.904 3491.047, 152.863 3491.327), POLYGON ((152.88602364 3491.80002815, 153.078 3491.841, 154.581 3491.495, 152.88602364 3491.80002815, 152.75562127 3491.7721975, 154.582 3491.467, 154.504 3490.671, 153.888 3490.671, 153.55103073 3490.84739007, 154.267 3490.342, 152.536 3490.593, 152.452 3491.161, 151.44 3491.287, 152.169 3491.647, 152.31879958 3491.67897043, 152.302 3491.848, 152.62143739 3491.79462033, 152.575 3491.856, 152.88602364 3491.80002815)))","153.195, 3491.144",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E482DCD0-E86B-4E12-BD8F-E90869AC1529,D18-A3 - ASU 60*1,626A89E4-A957-4021-BA83-8AAADE6E32E7,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 63\nD18-A3 - Structure 81,0EE96D08-D081-46C4-A34D-82C1AFE26576\n148A1D66-0815-4ABE-A582-AF625FAFDADA,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 102,5DFCE3F1-C83E-4EA9-9EC8-A92EED7A1564,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,61,"Wall/Building Collapse Below 57*2, West of Wall 54",2017-09-20T05:28:11Z,2017-09-20T05:28:11Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Wall collapse debris west of Wall 54, probably fallen from Wall 54 (judging by angle of collapse debris and slope of upper boundary).\n\nUnexcavated",[24.011 TO 24.64],18.958,"ENVELOPE(145.102, 148.196, 3493.327, 3484.807)","ENVELOPE(145.10200000000000386535, 148.19599999999999795364, 3493.32700000000022555469, 3484.80699999999978899723)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((147.983 3491.977 24.216, 147.319 3492.728 24.075, 147.213 3492.854 24.121, 146.591 3493.327 24.037, 146.246 3493.203 24.011, 145.102 3488.769 24.021, 146.1 3488.434 24.054, 145.401 3485.853 24.152, 145.414 3484.862 24.183, 146.236 3484.807 24.426, 146.67 3486.503 24.321, 146.51 3487.133 24.207, 147.926 3487.122 24.504, 148.196 3488.173 24.633, 147.575 3491.411 24.286, 148.121 3491.488 24.365, 147.983 3491.977 24.216)), POLYGON Z ((146.379 3491.303 24.029, 146.839 3490.632 24.492, 147.336 3490.766 24.277, 147.039 3489.938 24.392, 147.13 3489.561 24.22, 145.787 3489.329 24.045, 147.454 3489.334 24.468, 147.25 3488.36 24.35, 146.119 3487.779 24.368, 148.147 3488.163 24.64, 146.265 3486.614 24.348, 146.176 3485.666 24.331, 146.379 3491.303 24.029)))","POLYGON ((147.213 3492.854, 147.319 3492.728, 147.983 3491.977, 148.121 3491.488, 147.575 3491.411, 148.196 3488.173, 147.926 3487.122, 146.89196811 3487.13003273, 146.57666235 3486.87051699, 146.67 3486.503, 146.236 3484.807, 145.414 3484.862, 145.401 3485.853, 146.1 3488.434, 145.102 3488.769, 146.246 3493.203, 146.591 3493.327, 147.213 3492.854))","146.653, 3489.007",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E4BF68EB-3F56-4BE1-9875-8F5D23229A33,D18-A3 - ASU 61*1,F60B9DDB-DE34-465E-922C-89E321A3ADCC,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,E9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 3\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,5F3A1DF1-67F6-4F13-8F7A-E0BD26FA6BC7\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,62,Eroding lower tumble below 9*6 (eroding rubble terrace fill from NE space?),2017-09-21T04:59:55Z,2017-09-25T05:55:04Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,Roughly 25-30 degrees from east to west - slightly steeper in east as drops away down slope,,light,yellowish,grey,No,silt,Yes,loose,10-20,40,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,0,0,,,60,poorly,large pebbles\ncobbles,large pebbles,mixed,fragmentary,,,sub-round,"More tightly packed rubble than 9*6 above, smaller stones (no large cobbles or boulders), finer wash silt",diffuse,,,"This is some kind of earlier deposition of eroded debris and slope wash than the tumble of 9 above. It has far fewer finds, and its soil is a very fine grained silt, suggesting washed in from layers above (perhaps eroding/washed floor deposits?). \n\nThe stone aspect of this (c. 60 percent) is mixed half thin medium-sized (cobbles: c. 8-15 cm) slabs and half sub sounded and sub rectangular unworked stones of the same size, with the occasional larger cobble (20-25 cm max).\n \nDeposit seems to be changing to a darker, more moist, mid golden yellowish brown soil, still fine grained and free of coarse or gravel inclusions.\n\nExcavators: KPM, GA, KJ\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 10",[24.651 TO 25.826],4.824,"ENVELOPE(149.512, 153.067, 3493.237, 3491.494)","ENVELOPE(149.51200000000000045475, 153.06700000000000727596, 3493.23700000000008003553, 3491.49400000000014188117)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.691 3492.813 24.775, 149.807 3491.86 24.847, 151.56 3492.1 25.356, 152.118 3492.551 25.584, 151.505 3493.068 25.387, 149.691 3492.813 24.775)), POLYGON Z ((149.838 3492.667 24.832, 150.348 3492.58 25.101, 150.654 3492.163 25.091, 151.596 3492.489 25.5, 149.838 3492.667 24.832)), POLYGON Z ((152.663 3492.386 25.69, 151.933 3491.774 25.552, 151.606 3492.89 25.298, 151.248 3491.958 25.171, 150.675 3492.951 25.102, 150.142 3492.282 25.002, 150.369 3492.006 24.879, 152.663 3492.386 25.69)), POLYGON Z ((152.737 3492.768 25.734, 153.067 3492.377 25.826, 153.032 3491.588 25.807, 152.284 3491.494 25.6, 151.006 3491.779 25.179, 149.545 3491.847 24.853, 149.512 3492.824 24.651, 150.278 3493.1 25.031, 151.466 3493.237 25.303, 152.737 3492.768 25.734)))","POLYGON ((152.737 3492.768, 153.067 3492.377, 153.032 3491.588, 152.284 3491.494, 151.006 3491.779, 149.545 3491.847, 149.512 3492.824, 150.278 3493.1, 151.466 3493.237, 152.737 3492.768))","151.303, 3492.338",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,D18-A3 - ASU 62*1,B5D4D7E9-6341-461B-8A4D-FEF10543B4EA,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 84\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 102\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 134,5DFCE3F1-C83E-4EA9-9EC8-A92EED7A1564\n67BBF43D-0586-4432-B7EA-D4A366FDACA7\n78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8\nA0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4\nD35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100,82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD,,,D18-A3 - ASU 9*9,E9135EF3-8076-4FB9-B1CD-C200176B8D34,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98,78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,63,Yellow slumped under 60 and over 55,2017-09-22T05:19:25Z,2017-10-06T05:19:25Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,yellowish,brown,"Yes (changes to a lighter yellow brown and whitish yellow in places, sometimes even with greenish tinge)",clayey silt,No,firm,35-40,10,0,0,0,1,<0.1,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,,,50-55,moderately,large pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,mixed,complete (small),,flecks,irregular,,clear,,Bioturbation; possibly over dug into lower clay floor packing deposit by a cm or so in places,"Zembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 9+ (63*1=8; 63*2=5, counting one mislabelled in sieve tally as *4, see notebook 1, p110-112).",[25.495 TO 26.294],3.2760000000000002,"ENVELOPE(151.44, 154.753, 3491.856, 3490.342)","ENVELOPE(151.43999999999999772626, 154.75299999999998590283, 3491.85600000000022191671, 3490.34200000000009822543)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.581 3491.495 26.238, 153.078 3491.841 25.82, 152.169 3491.647 25.55, 151.44 3491.287 25.495, 152.452 3491.161 25.819, 152.536 3490.593 25.956, 154.267 3490.342 26.294, 154.581 3491.495 26.238)), LINESTRING Z (153.094 3491.17 25.901, 152.575 3491.856 25.731), POLYGON Z ((154.753 3490.956 26.155, 154.328 3491.075 26.025, 152.652 3491.283 25.77, 153.164 3491.179 25.848, 153.619 3491.196 25.952, 153.933 3490.872 25.939, 154.025 3490.871 26.013, 154.281 3490.919 25.999, 153.906 3491.428 25.963, 153.92 3491.429 26.018, 154.286 3491.394 26.058, 154.753 3490.956 26.155)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (153.094 3491.17, 152.575 3491.856), POLYGON ((154.581 3491.495, 154.49907134 3491.19416007, 154.753 3490.956, 154.45679879 3491.03893634, 154.267 3490.342, 152.536 3490.593, 152.452 3491.161, 151.44 3491.287, 152.169 3491.647, 153.078 3491.841, 154.581 3491.495)))","153.261, 3491.128",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,148A1D66-0815-4ABE-A582-AF625FAFDADA,D18-A3 - ASU 63*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 63*2,B7E9299C-D4DA-4952-90FE-49B8258EFEF0\nBF79A760-D03B-4794-BFD8-4D1FA438C82C,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Surface 108\nD18-A3 - Structure 81\nD18-A3 - ASU 87*3,0EE96D08-D081-46C4-A34D-82C1AFE26576\n2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\n4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\n62926DB8-1D0D-42F3-891F-8D3B33E7E583\n68248D59-DA8D-4AEE-B29A-66B16B1ED2E9,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 106,1967D114-3E60-472A-8620-4D4A73266979,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 60,E482DCD0-E86B-4E12-BD8F-E90869AC1529,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,64,Yellow under 58,2017-09-22T10:37:36Z,2017-09-28T09:04:11Z,AI\nKPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,whitish,yellow,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,firm,<30,<10,0,0,0,<5,<1,<1,<1,<2,,,50,moderately,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,complete (small),fragmentary,ash spreads,irregular,,diffuse,"Possibly part of same mixed concentration of occupation debris (71,72,76,77) between collapse layers",Bioturbation from roots; Over dug during excavation of 58,"Mixed collapse and occupation debris.\n\n64 is a firm clayey deposit below 58, the boundary to which (from 58) is irregular in contours, dives down to west, and was characterised by significant parts of several vessels tumbled throughout the lower part of 58 and upper part of 64. The boundary to 64 was moderately diffuse, but missed at first by the excavators removing the pots that first appeared at the base of 58. 64 has therefore been over dug in the far west (against Wall 73) where the tops of the pots first appeared in 58 and cast some confusion. The colour ranges from mid yellowish brown at upper (which added to the missing of the boundary) to a mid whitish yellow and bright golden yellow (more orangish yellow). The latter colours were most evident when the pots were freshly dug (and the alarm that caught AI/KPM attention from other parts of the trench), and interestingly the soil here was not gravelly as in the SE corner of 58, but a more uniform clayey deposit with patches of whitish or paler yellow throughout (hence this probably has more affinity or connection with the mixed ashy and clayey habitation lenses of 71,72,76,77 than the collapse layers of 58+86). \n\nAI notes: The deposit seems to be divided by a feature in the middle according to the soil chem that spots a huge drop of the lead rates in the S area (indicative of something solid blocking the dispersal of Pb infused soil and metallurgical debris throughout space). An alignment of three worked sub rectangular boulders could physically define this boundary although there is no sign of an articulated structure.\n\nIn this S area the soil is soft golden-yellowish brown clayey silt whereas in the N area (where we have the intensively high rates of lead) the soil is more clayey, soft dark brown.\n\nThree large fragmentary jugs appeared clustered in both S and N part fallen with the collapse.\n\nSmall patch of 64 found while cleaning the section of wall 73, below 58 and above 77.\n\nExcavators: AI, YC, SP, KJ\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 7+ (sieve count tally for 64 missing for 30/9? Or possibly 3, if note next to 51*5 means change to 64*1)",[24.636 TO 25.53],3.72,"ENVELOPE(147.835, 150.112, 3487.703, 3485.723)","ENVELOPE(147.83500000000000795808, 150.11199999999999477041, 3487.70299999999997453415, 3485.72299999999995634425)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.112 3487.703 25.303, 149.654 3487.625 25.286, 149.133 3487.627 25.143, 148.485 3487.581 24.928, 148.09 3487.399 24.673, 147.835 3486.368 24.636, 148.033 3485.956 24.823, 148.916 3485.959 25.156, 149.641 3485.962 25.29, 149.989 3485.723 25.53, 150.081 3486.552 25.296, 150.033 3487.253 25.325, 150.112 3487.703 25.303)), POLYGON Z ((150.027 3486.516 25.286, 149.182 3486.625 25.241, 147.987 3486.893 24.706, 150.027 3486.516 25.286)), POLYGON Z ((149.962 3486.574 25.265, 149.337 3486.57 25.202, 148.928 3486.446 25.134, 148.352 3486.523 24.933, 149.962 3486.574 25.265)))","POLYGON ((150.033 3487.253, 150.081 3486.552, 149.989 3485.723, 149.641 3485.962, 148.916 3485.959, 148.033 3485.956, 147.835 3486.368, 148.09 3487.399, 148.485 3487.581, 149.133 3487.627, 149.654 3487.625, 150.112 3487.703, 150.033 3487.253))","149.065, 3486.722",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,DAE2ECEC-9B31-414C-A152-A540F3AE64EC,D18-A3 - ASU 64*1,3DBD3418-6443-420D-B069-1646D5A454FD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 86,EF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,70,Yellowish (grey upper crust)-brown gravelly exposed since 2016 (floor packing or sub-floor bedding for floor),2017-09-25T05:29:14Z,2017-10-04T05:29:14Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,light,greyish,brown,Yes,silt,No,hard,<2,5,,,,,,<1,,,,,,well,cobbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,,,,,,,,,,"Context is actually a light yellowish brown, very hard, \n\n\n\nNote: myrsini block left in situ\n\nOct 4:\nFinally removed the floating large slipped slab today, with the aim of clarifying the others and how they related to the surface (as removal of 70*3&70*4 yesterday didn't find any more stones deeper down: instead it looked like 70 ran under them: weird, unless these stones are something later (in which case e upper part of 70, removed as 70*1, which had all of the shell may indeed have been a surface/occupation level, just a later one than 85, with 70 the floor packing perhaps? The myrsini block will tell hopefully! It is difficult, as so much of this area was already dug last year and has been removed, we only have these traces here where the stones were left.\n\nBut this could help explain why we had a surface in such a ""narrow"" space, and perhaps even the way that 70 seemed to partially run over the badly damaged suspected west wall - this might not just be slumping, but actually later modification\n\n\nExcavators:RB, KPM\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 21 (70*1=11;70*2=10;70*3=3;70*4=1; see NB1, p110-112)",[25.338 TO 25.754],1.492,"ENVELOPE(151.111, 152.099, 3495.998, 3494.043)","ENVELOPE(151.11099999999998999556, 152.09899999999998954081, 3495.99800000000004729372, 3494.04300000000012005330)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.283 3495.85 25.394, 151.161 3495.62 25.44, 151.111 3495.148 25.421, 151.334 3494.043 25.486, 151.874 3494.049 25.594, 151.639 3494.899 25.58, 151.868 3494.908 25.754, 152.099 3495.816 25.694, 151.648 3495.998 25.522, 151.283 3495.85 25.394)), LINESTRING Z (151.432 3494.329 25.424, 151.789 3495.499 25.609), POLYGON Z ((151.577 3494.107 25.438, 151.27 3494.211 25.338, 151.228 3495.341 25.367, 151.826 3495.498 25.538, 151.798 3495.043 25.488, 151.529 3494.962 25.435, 151.529 3494.796 25.436, 151.666 3494.783 25.451, 151.767 3494.443 25.499, 151.577 3494.107 25.438)), LINESTRING Z (151.484 3494.643 25.407, 151.486 3495.136 25.444))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (151.432 3494.329, 151.789 3495.499), LINESTRING (151.484 3494.643, 151.486 3495.136), POLYGON ((152.099 3495.816, 151.868 3494.908, 151.639 3494.899, 151.73916134 3494.53671429, 151.767 3494.443, 151.76570415 3494.44070839, 151.874 3494.049, 151.334 3494.043, 151.30230444 3494.20005648, 151.27 3494.211, 151.2632058 3494.39379638, 151.111 3495.148, 151.161 3495.62, 151.283 3495.85, 151.648 3495.998, 152.099 3495.816)))","151.592, 3495.044",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E920186D-795F-4FD5-84FD-82D49ADA3DC0,D18-A3 - ASU 70*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 70*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 70*3\nD18-A3 - ASU 70*4,63FD1D90-2B02-4FD4-928C-D8C295396CDB\n93C1C5F5-A184-454D-97B7-6D8F4B432AF5\nA2E77ED9-712B-49C5-980C-CC3B8A816892\nAE52D40B-7ECC-4875-AAE9-2A817B71C7BB,D18-A3 - Surface 85\nD18-A3 - Surface 121,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09\nAAEC046E-EE8D-43DE-8C21-0800C0B63F5B,D18-A3 - Surface 85\nD18-A3 - Surface 121,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09\nAAEC046E-EE8D-43DE-8C21-0800C0B63F5B,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,71,"Grey clayey deposit (roofing, dumped debris, fallen floor?) surrounding 72 and associated with occupation material",2017-09-25T09:31:29Z,2017-09-26T09:31:29Z,AI\nKPM,Trowel,Yes,Flatten area,Flat,mid,greyish,brown,No,clayey silt,No,compact,<1,,,,,<5,,<10,<2,<10,,,,,-,small pebbles,medium sherds,complete (small),fragmentary,flecks,sub-round,,,,,"Breaks off at harder change that is covered wit a thhin soft powdery layer leas than 1mm thick (possibly bioturbation? Once excavated, the change below looks like a hard, almost polished in places, surface?? But still seems like we have collapse stones peeking out below 71 and 72?)\n\nAshy burning patches were spread throughout the context mixed with a high concentration of charcoal and burnt limpid shell used for fuel - or were food debris. \n\n\nExcavator: AI\n\nNo sieve count (intensive flotation)",[25.28 TO 25.402],0.23600000000000002,"ENVELOPE(149.617, 150.246, 3488.279, 3487.7)","ENVELOPE(149.61699999999999022293, 150.24600000000000932232, 3488.27899999999999636202, 3487.69999999999981810106)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.845 3487.859 25.305, 150.06 3487.877 25.351, 150.193 3487.798 25.402, 150.246 3488.272 25.4, 149.704 3488.279 25.303, 149.845 3487.859 25.305)), POLYGON Z ((149.617 3488.264 25.28, 150.183 3488.244 25.372, 150.119 3487.7 25.331, 149.809 3487.984 25.283, 149.741 3488.174 25.317, 149.617 3488.264 25.28)))","POLYGON ((150.246 3488.272, 150.193 3487.798, 150.13460976 3487.83268293, 150.119 3487.7, 149.93703316 3487.8667051, 149.845 3487.859, 149.73868621 3488.17567936, 149.617 3488.264, 149.71014061 3488.26070881, 149.704 3488.279, 150.246 3488.272))","149.982, 3488.051",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,A689C6A9-D1D4-4403-B1E4-8AA6709A46DB,D18-A3 - ASU 71*1,18E8CE9B-84EC-4462-87FD-5C2D5DC6239F,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 72\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 76\nD18-A3 - Surface 103,0804B221-2886-4C62-BC80-14C2F43C32F2\nCF00929D-5AAD-4735-AF4D-499237C58545\nE6C02A35-7A26-4B55-8022-E5D2AA2B86FA,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,72,Pale pinkish yellow clayey patch (unified construction element?) with a thin soft dark brown organic layer below,2017-09-25T11:33:50Z,2017-09-28T08:46:18Z,AI\nKPM,Trowel,Yes,Flatten area,5 degrees to the E due to the mixing with the collapse,light,yellowish,brown,No,silty clay,No,very soft,,,,,,,,<1,,<1,,,,,,,,complete (small),fragmentary,,irregular,,,,,"Breaks off at harder change that is covered with a thin soft powdery layer that is a rich dark brown, c. 0.5mm and looks to be decayed organic material.\n\nThe clayey entity itself is mottled: there are elements of pinkish-yellow, greyish-yellow, and pale whitish-yellow (or beige), that are all folded in on each other. In one place at least is a c. 1-1.5cm patch of something drier and more friable and more orange. In general though, the whole thing is not dry or friable or vitrified, but seems to be instead a solid mass of clay for,ed into a single entity. At first it felt like mudbrick to dig, and was quite soft and easy to scrape away by accident wi too vigorous a towel. \n\nMyrsini commented that the matrix itself looks similar to the  clay used in roofs and floors and various capacities across the site. A small segment will be left in situ for her to sample later.\n\nAt first this was thought to be possible plaster or mudbrick patch emerging mixed with occupation material. Unclear if it fell from above (bizarre if so, as there seems to be patches of something like a surface around it, below 71 and the powdery layer below that. Unclear how all these could maintain their integrity if they fell from above. The alternative is that they are part of an emerging installation below (perhaps associated with the metalwork readings from Matt's geochem). However, these odd layers (71, 72, and what is below 71 and probably also 72) seem to sit above the collapse of 64, and the darker debris to the west that extends into area/alcove of 57*2.\n\n\n27 Sep: dark reddish brown humic below 72 revealed (by Georgia during sampling) to be root bioturbation.\n\n28 Sep: Also revealed at end of day yesterday (well, really only confirmed this morning: in bright afternoon light the excavator at first thought that the pale visible in the scarp left by 72's removal was 64, with a thin layer of grey 77 running over it: cf end of day and morning photos) that 72 was actually not a self contained /united entity, but a homogenous patch of ashy material within a mixed layer - it continued through the sides and into the grey clayey surrounding it, which also had other patches of differently coloured ashy clayey material throughout. \n\n\nAI note: Although at first 72 looked like a definable and distinct feature being above 77, its ashy burning patches continue deeper to the E creating an amorphous set of different soil matrix types. 72 is standing in more articulated wall collapse which may also have been some kind of installation coming up given the fact that they present burning surfaces. This fact confirms a massive burning linked to a possible metallurgical activity or just burnt collapse material.\n\n Excavator: AI; no sieve tally as intensive flotation sampling. \n\n3 Oct: note that open levels had to be retaken (twice it turned out) due to a persistent synch glitch that saw the original open levels (and the second set, when the open levels were retaken while the scarp of 72 still existed in 77, when we realised that the first set had gone missing) somehow wiped from the record. Trust the photogrammetry more (or cf with 71, 76, and 77 levels).\n\n\n12 oct: the missing levels returned mysteriously after synching with Nathan!! No idea what is happening, but have left both sets in here. If there are no data weirdnesses, trust the earlier levels.\n\n14 Oct: the earlier open levels have disappeared again, but now we have duplicate of the retaken open levels? This is a highly problematic and volatile record for some reason.",[25.203 TO 25.337],0.131,"ENVELOPE(149.548, 149.974, 3488.054, 3487.635)","ENVELOPE(149.54800000000000181899, 149.97399999999998954081, 3488.05400000000008731149, 3487.63500000000021827873)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.721 3488.054 25.239, 149.845 3487.929 25.277, 149.925 3487.779 25.217, 149.749 3487.696 25.228, 149.58 3487.685 25.228, 149.721 3488.054 25.239)), POINT Z (149.895 3487.783 25.203), POLYGON Z ((149.612 3488.039 25.251, 149.879 3487.999 25.317, 149.974 3487.932 25.337, 149.823 3487.652 25.305, 149.659 3487.635 25.296, 149.559 3487.842 25.233, 149.612 3488.039 25.251)), LINESTRING Z (149.839 3487.822 25.314, 149.548 3487.842 25.259), POLYGON Z ((149.612 3488.039 25.251, 149.809 3487.984 25.283, 149.974 3487.932 25.337, 149.823 3487.652 25.305, 149.659 3487.635 25.296, 149.559 3487.842 25.233, 149.612 3488.039 25.251)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (149.895 3487.783), LINESTRING (149.839 3487.822, 149.548 3487.842), POLYGON ((149.75750396 3488.01720165, 149.879 3487.999, 149.974 3487.932, 149.974 3487.932, 149.90833762 3487.81024195, 149.925 3487.779, 149.88006006 3487.75780673, 149.823 3487.652, 149.659 3487.635, 149.63317343 3487.68846099, 149.58 3487.685, 149.60422221 3487.74839003, 149.559 3487.842, 149.612 3488.039, 149.70967674 3488.02436678, 149.721 3488.054, 149.75750396 3488.01720165)))","149.744, 3487.846",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E6C02A35-7A26-4B55-8022-E5D2AA2B86FA,D18-A3 - ASU 72*1,2F5830E4-80FB-4C67-9074-7A79AE648EA5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 76\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 77,0804B221-2886-4C62-BC80-14C2F43C32F2\nE65E1827-38EA-4D39-A4BE-8F9EB2D03097,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 71,A689C6A9-D1D4-4403-B1E4-8AA6709A46DB,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,76,"Grey below 71 and 72, and within 58*1",2017-09-27T06:21:04Z,2017-09-28T08:42:23Z,AI\nKPM,Trowel,Yes,Nearly flat (<2 degrees from NE to SW),<1 degree from NE/E to SW/W,mid,greyish,brown,No,silty clay,No,compact,<1,<2,0,0,0,0,<0.1,<2,0,<1,<5,Ashy patches,10,moderately,large pebbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,,complete (small),,Flecks and small burnt wood,irregular,"Firmer surface (almost polished in places, from which the upper and softer 71 peels easily off. Lower boundary more nebulous, and eventually it was realised that 71/72/76 were all contained within 77 (what appears to be mixed layers of ashy debris with occupation and food debris)","clear upper, diffuse lower","71, 72, 77",Tree roots,"Possibly a patch of preserved surface fallen in with collapse (if the clayey content if 71/72/76/77 is from a collapsed floor packing layer), or else from some kind of dump layer that has fallen in with the architectural collapse above and below these mixed clayey and ashy layers.\n\nExcavator: AI\n\nNo sieve tally as intensively sampled for flotation",[25.28 TO 25.372],0.171,"ENVELOPE(149.617, 150.183, 3488.264, 3487.7)","ENVELOPE(149.61699999999999022293, 150.18299999999999272404, 3488.26400000000012369128, 3487.69999999999981810106)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.617 3488.264 25.28, 150.183 3488.244 25.372, 150.119 3487.7 25.331, 149.809 3487.984 25.283, 149.741 3488.174 25.317, 149.617 3488.264 25.28)), POLYGON Z ((149.617 3488.264 25.28, 150.183 3488.244 25.372, 149.809 3487.984 25.283, 149.617 3488.264 25.28)), POINT Z (149.984 3488.067 25.333))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (149.984 3488.067), POLYGON ((150.183 3488.244, 150.119 3487.7, 149.809 3487.984, 149.617 3488.264, 150.183 3488.244)))","149.961, 3488.061",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,0804B221-2886-4C62-BC80-14C2F43C32F2,D18-A3 - ASU 76*1,475CD72B-D68F-43C5-9C20-D4A53E6C0951,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 77,E65E1827-38EA-4D39-A4BE-8F9EB2D03097,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Surface 103,CF00929D-5AAD-4735-AF4D-499237C58545\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 71\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 72\nD18-A3 - Surface 103,A689C6A9-D1D4-4403-B1E4-8AA6709A46DB\nCF00929D-5AAD-4735-AF4D-499237C58545\nE6C02A35-7A26-4B55-8022-E5D2AA2B86FA,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,77,Soft moist dark brown layer mixed with organic material,2017-09-27T07:24:47Z,2017-10-03T09:15:00Z,KPM,Trowel,Yes,5-10 degrees due to poorly articulated collapse.,Same,light,yellowish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,soft,<25,<5,,,,<10,,<15,<5,<5,,,,poorly,medium pebbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,medium sherds,complete (small),fragmentary,"flecks, small burnt wood, occasional larger (4cm) burnt wood, with ash spreads (i.e. Mixed)",irregular,,diffuse,,,"Unevenly burnt collapse and occupation debris, or possibly discarded/dumped assemblages (unclear if dumped into a partially collapsed structure, hence location sandwiched been architectural collapse layers, or dumped on the roof or somewhere above the space into which everything fell - i.e. dumped, and then fell in with structural collapse)\n\nAI discussion: This homogenous patch is spreading beneath contexts 71, 72 and 58. It's different than the gravelly sandy silt roofing clay of 58*2 which was already rich in organic material, (mostly charcoal and shell). This soft moist yellowish golden sandy clay with no gravel inclusions is well sorted. \n\nWhen we look at the subtile difference, even if the change was quite noticeable after some centimetres, with 58*1, 77 looks darker, softer being mixed with organic material although it still seats on some embedded stones and some collapse debris (rectangular and sub-rectangular stones).\n\nIt's marked by a density or cluster of artefacts and fragmentary occupation material (sherds, shell, charcoal, and bone), and two large broken sherds in situ between 58*2 and 77. The huge density of small preserved limpid shell in such a small area indicates either food debris either fuel, which would also explain the quantities of charcoal, the ashy matrix of 72 and the pots. \nThe colour changes are still not definite in 58*1 and we din't have a secure boundary between this one and 64.\n\n3-4/Oct:\n77 goes deep and reveals a NS alignment of large slabs that might form a kind of structure (possible platform?). This is because we though having something slightly different in the E part where 77 soil matrix is more mixed with ashy burning patches and yellowish ones. But soil chem shows the exact same hight lead rated in both E and W side of the context.\n\nA uniform compact mid yellowish polished layer appears after removing this mixture in the E. We still have the same concentration of burning occupation material like charcoal and shell with lead rates get higher as we go deeper. When it comes to wall 73 section, the occupation material (large sherd and random stones) clustered inside it and the lack of more foundation boulders supposes that we might have a surface on the collapse debris.\n\n5/Oct:\nThe deposit continues a mixed feel with its ashy burning patches and its firm light yellowish brown clayey silt layer spread all over without forming any clear boundaries. Clustered material -large sherds and building stones- are appearing deep inside wall 73 section. Although it was thought being posterior to all this amorphous set of layers, a set of worked foundation boulders was revealed showing how tilted-subsided to the W.\n\nThe mid yellowish soft clayey silt layer seems more or less uniform amongst the flat embedded sub rounded slabs which finally don't form any distinct structure as we thought. On the contrary the theory that they were part of burnt collapse seems more and more plausible. Under this yellowish layer there is much greyish brown firm soil in the SE which still seems mixed with 77.\n\n6/Oct:\nIn the NE side a layer of loose and moist mid dark brown silty clay soil was found under some of the embedded stones. Occupation material (large sherd, limpid shell, charcoal, polishing tools and lead) was found in this layer.\n\nAs we can clearly see in photo AA-103-0360-1 the section of 73 gives us a nice image of how mixed this deposit is. In particular we have this loose moist mid dark brown clayey silt with tiny gravel inclusions and a concentration of shell forming a distinct patch in the NE corner which looks like a pit cutting the yellowish uniform layer that covers most of 77. This sub rounded difference is cut in the SE by the soft yellowish layer that gives lower rates of lead than the dark brown part. Even if lead rates stay quite high to this whole corner, this slight but abrupt differentiation which is linked to the soil change makes this small corner between 52 and the embedded slabs susceptible for more intense metallurgical activity.\n\nDue to this complicated mixture of this deposit fallen with the burnt collapse we stop at this change even though 77 might continue deeper as the removal of one of those dressed slabs showed us.\n\n11/Oct: Opening of 77*3. Basically removal of the whitish ashy burning deposit left, partially because we need wall's 73 section exposed and mainly because we need to figure out the relation with 88. The same concentration of shell and charcoal came up and the removal of the large embedded slabs though to be a feature revealed a fine soft moist light yellowish brown silty clay that looks like 88.\n\n12/Oct: 77*3 end. Taking out more of the floating slabs roughly aligned N-S given the fact that we have no sign of a structure. The wall's 73 section shows a fine E face comprised of medium worked sub rounded and sub rectangular medium to large stones (10-15 cm) as we go deeper. At the same time wall 52 exposes a fine S face with rectangular medium stones and large sub rectangular boulders. Both have clay mortar in betweens. More occupation material comes through clustered in 73 section (sherds of all sizes). In addition beneath a large roofing slab a large storage pot was found upside down (~30cm). In that case the pieces in situ must have been smashed by these collapsed slabs (roofing and wall) and the others found upside down must have been fallen with the upper level floor or maybe from the walls.\n\nWhen it comes to the soil matrix, the removal of the ashy patches revealed a more consistent layer close to 88 but not quite the same. The soil is still mixed but at least it has the same texture, compaction and composition. In the N part gets soft light orangish sandy silt whereas in the middle it gets dark brown clayey silt to finish with a form mid yellowish sandy silt layer amidst another collapse deposit that seems to level off as the are sorted moderately (mainly sub rectangular embedded worked medium stones). \n\nThe reason we are stopping there, apart from this change after the extremely amorphous set of different soil patches, is because we need to keep these slabs in order to protect the more sensitive layers underneath. \n\nKpm note Oct 14: The lower deposit might still be more 77 (e.g. patches of a soft yellow reminiscent of 72 can be seen), however, it is far more uniform and also slightly browner than 77, and so we seem to either be at a deposit change, or approaching one (if the boundary is diffuse - difficult to assess without a section).\n\n\nExcavators: AI, SP, KJ \n\nNo sieve tally as intensively sampled for flotation (given the high amount of occupation material and food debris, and chance that we might be looking at the collapse of a second storey, or else some kind of dump? Would love more insight re the nature of the assemblages - Carly notes that from all these layers here, half of the shell is intensively burnt, the other half not, suggesting we are not looking at consistent burning of the entire assemblage in a single event, e.g. as fuel or destruction, but at something like accrual of different discard/dump episodes, or perhaps even the partial smothering of a burning upper storey occupation level when the superstructure collapsed - IF this deposit represents collapse that fell while burning)",[24.762 TO 25.276],1.465,"ENVELOPE(148.65, 150.164, 3487.977, 3486.657)","ENVELOPE(148.65000000000000568434, 150.16399999999998726707, 3487.97699999999986175681, 3486.65700000000015279511)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.858 3487.589 25.276, 149.723 3487.487 25.244, 149.881 3487.327 25.239, 149.86 3487.048 25.223, 149.556 3487.173 25.177, 149.235 3486.886 25.166, 148.975 3487.1 25.099, 149.206 3487.651 25.103, 149.45 3487.977 25.163, 149.522 3487.777 25.138, 149.858 3487.589 25.276)), LINESTRING Z (149.668 3487.481 25.232, 149.101 3487.168 25.113), POLYGON Z ((148.854 3486.802 24.981, 149.552 3486.657 25.071, 150.164 3486.662 25.154, 150.126 3487.514 24.964, 149.544 3487.722 24.935, 149.078 3487.593 24.907, 148.65 3487.503 24.762, 148.854 3486.802 24.981)), POLYGON Z ((149.168 3487.398 24.951, 149.271 3487.239 24.971, 149.269 3487.105 25.126, 149.386 3486.986 25.067, 149.488 3487.016 25.144, 149.637 3486.991 25.092, 149.896 3486.952 25.037, 149.9 3487.406 25.016, 149.168 3487.398 24.951)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (149.668 3487.481, 149.101 3487.168), POLYGON ((149.522 3487.777, 149.75519733 3487.64652054, 150.126 3487.514, 150.164 3486.662, 149.552 3486.657, 148.854 3486.802, 148.65 3487.503, 149.078 3487.593, 149.19529714 3487.62547067, 149.206 3487.651, 149.45 3487.977, 149.522 3487.777)))","149.458, 3487.241",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,E65E1827-38EA-4D39-A4BE-8F9EB2D03097,D18-A3 - ASU 77*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 77*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 77*3,C2098AD2-26AD-4F2A-B18C-FB7C60CC04A2\nED2FBDD3-78CF-4C51-94CF-B42470CCC447\nF31831BB-64CF-4D32-852E-8E6A9E229657,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 72\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 76\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 72*1,0804B221-2886-4C62-BC80-14C2F43C32F2\n23B858CA-C439-4BB5-A110-66D9727B0675\n2F5830E4-80FB-4C67-9074-7A79AE648EA5\nE6C02A35-7A26-4B55-8022-E5D2AA2B86FA\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,79,Lower floor or packing fill below 78 (unexcavated),2017-09-27T08:01:19Z,2017-10-02T10:06:51Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,packing fill below red surface patch in south: see MGk and GT analyses.\n\nSoil chemistry ticked as I believe Matt took readings while working closely with Myrsini. But this was before these new numbers were assigned after discussion with Georgia and Myrsini.,[26.652 TO 26.721],0.215,"ENVELOPE(152.688, 153.45, 3485.599, 3483.808)","ENVELOPE(152.68799999999998817657, 153.44999999999998863132, 3485.59900000000016007107, 3483.80799999999999272404)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.688 3483.808 26.721, 152.703 3483.934 26.706, 152.729 3483.952 26.675, 152.887 3484.016 26.698, 152.956 3484.202 26.681, 153.051 3484.261 26.689, 153.012 3484.443 26.652, 153.155 3484.568 26.673, 152.688 3483.808 26.721)), POLYGON Z ((152.785 3483.851 26.715, 152.983 3484.117 26.682, 153.064 3484.414 26.675, 153.45 3485.599 26.705, 152.785 3483.851 26.715)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POLYGON ((153.09790736 3484.51809385, 153.155 3484.568, 153.06809402 3484.42656842, 153.064 3484.414, 153.03836 3484.31998667, 153.051 3484.261, 153.01641475 3484.23952074, 152.983 3484.117, 152.785 3483.851, 152.84062541 3483.99721535, 152.79221962 3483.97760795, 152.89972531 3484.15256368, 153.45 3485.599, 153.09790736 3484.51809385)), POLYGON ((152.688 3483.808, 152.703 3483.934, 152.729 3483.952, 152.79221962 3483.97760795, 152.688 3483.808)))","153.033, 3484.498",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,34B65F55-73AB-48B4-8761-3CB992FADECA,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Surface 78,0E4A2A88-FBA6-491D-BEFF-FC7F1DB29A5D,D18-A3 - Surface 78,0E4A2A88-FBA6-491D-BEFF-FC7F1DB29A5D,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,82,Tightly packed tumble west of 62,2017-09-28T04:50:15Z,2017-09-30T05:59:05Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,C. 15 degrees from east to west,"C. 25 degrees east to west, c. 20 from n to s and again from s to n (diving, almost funnel like)",mid,yellowish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,No,loose,25-30,40,,,,1,<1,<1,0,0,,,70,poorly,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,small sherds\nmedium sherds,mixed,,,sub-rectangular,That cobbles and boulders were densely packed and less loosely jumbled than 9 above.,diffuse,"Probably lower part of 9 ( i.e. Earlier deposition of slope tumble, rather than later collapse or anything anthropogenic)",,"Earlier deposition of tumble below 9 in the far west lower slope (below west part of 9*9), at first thought might be badly preserved terrace or platform bedding, but later confirmed as just deeper tumble. \n\nCharacterised by the high quantity of stone discs and rollable special finds (kouphonisi pebbles and stone tolls) that has been the signature of the tumble excavated throughout this area (and good indication that disturbance from slope taphonomy = primary creation force / process behind deposition). \n\nExcavators: MG (A.S. for this north area, although KPM keeping primary records due to logistics of notebook/iPad sharing, esp. there only bei two iPads for this trench), KJ, WT, GA\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 15 (82*1=12; 82*2=3)",[23.969 TO 24.737],6.725,"ENVELOPE(146.566, 149.706, 3494.333, 3491.742)","ENVELOPE(146.56600000000000250111, 149.70599999999998885869, 3494.33300000000008367351, 3491.74200000000018917490)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((146.566 3494.139 24.107, 146.655 3493.18 24.033, 146.89 3492.586 24.092, 147.542 3491.742 24.122, 149.454 3491.822 24.737, 149.706 3494.333 24.707, 148.261 3494.06 24.428, 147.003 3493.88 24.119, 146.566 3494.139 24.107)), POLYGON Z ((148.39 3492.291 24.33, 148.795 3492.746 24.612, 149.36 3493.189 24.639, 148.314 3493.105 24.32, 147.007 3493.015 24.006, 147.337 3492.402 24.178, 147.313 3492.062 24.061, 148.39 3492.291 24.33)), POLYGON Z ((149.154 3492.413 24.511, 149.075 3493.663 24.422, 148.631 3494.137 24.421, 148.159 3493.085 24.177, 148.093 3492.666 24.358, 147.449 3491.951 24.056, 146.979 3493.518 23.969, 146.743 3492.777 24.075, 149.154 3492.413 24.511)))","POLYGON ((149.454 3491.822, 147.542 3491.742, 146.89 3492.586, 146.81897387 3492.76552987, 146.743 3492.777, 146.77485995 3492.87703485, 146.655 3493.18, 146.566 3494.139, 147.003 3493.88, 148.261 3494.06, 148.62752094 3494.12924582, 148.631 3494.137, 148.63664816 3494.13097021, 149.706 3494.333, 149.454 3491.822))","148.209, 3493.095",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,A4E6734A-94AE-4949-8867-29337754F43A,D18-A3 - ASU 82*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 82*2,85F8D6DC-020B-469D-91A2-D04C3EE82266\nD2743E76-0A6E-44EE-B373-A4B6DBDBB5C3,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 89,9DAE49C5-495B-4AA6-BC7C-8013A0F2FF77,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*9,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nE9135EF3-8076-4FB9-B1CD-C200176B8D34,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,83,Collapse/slipped stones in grey,2017-09-28T05:39:30Z,2017-10-04T15:10:50Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"On south side: 25 degrees from north to south; 15 degrees NE to SW; on north = sharp drop to excavated area in north (>60 degrees), with c. 10-15 degrees from east to west",,dark,yellowish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,Yes,weakly cemented,40,10-20,,,,<1,<1,<1,,,,,,,cobbles,large pebbles\ncobbles,,,,,sub-rectangular,"Uncertain re upper boundary (suspect not clear as looked like possible structure). Different from firmer, more homogenous and cemented yellow brown with gravel below.",clear,,,"This is a small patch of collapse and remnant tumble masquerading as a possible built feature or wall. Excavation of 62 demonstrates this area needed clarification and reworking, and so we returned and began by clearing the angled clearly disarticulated stones from it, then cleaning up the soil beneath and around, reassessing the stones exposed, and continuing again. Possible wall stones appearing below\n\nSoil varies from dark greyish brown to dark yellowish brown deeper down. Changes to a bright mid golden brown (coarse sandy silt, moderately firm, with small gravelly inclusions <1cm big). Colour change probably a combination of taphonomic mixing (wash and bioturbation from roots)s well as exposure since last year. The soil is coarse and friable in places, breaking off in dry clumps from the stones. Material mixed in around stones, not much anthropogenic compared to downslope contexts.\n\nExcavators: KJ, SP, KPM\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 7",[25.501 TO 26.133],1.746,"ENVELOPE(151.823, 153.611, 3494.32, 3492.956)","ENVELOPE(151.82300000000000750333, 153.61099999999998999556, 3494.32000000000016370905, 3492.95600000000013096724)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.823 3494.278 25.637, 152.034 3493.061 25.603, 152.718 3493.008 25.926, 153.186 3493.494 26.133, 153.167 3494.07 26.066, 152.338 3494.052 25.723, 152.146 3494.32 25.74, 151.823 3494.278 25.637)), LINESTRING Z (152.557 3493.734 25.852, 152.033 3493.45 25.632), LINESTRING Z (151.998 3493.177 25.501, 152.293 3493.307 25.655), POLYGON Z ((153.611 3492.981 25.977, 153.367 3493.171 25.971, 153.173 3492.956 25.842, 153.153 3493.382 25.873, 152.937 3493.028 25.792, 152.774 3493.371 25.764, 152.552 3493.181 25.709, 153.611 3492.981 25.977)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (152.557 3493.734, 152.033 3493.45), LINESTRING (151.998 3493.177, 152.293 3493.307), POLYGON ((152.338 3494.052, 153.167 3494.07, 153.186 3493.494, 152.87099962 3493.16688423, 152.89508273 3493.11620628, 152.8334139 3493.1278529, 152.718 3493.008, 152.034 3493.061, 151.823 3494.278, 152.146 3494.32, 152.338 3494.052)), POLYGON ((153.1678975 3493.06468319, 152.98092836 3493.0999937, 152.937 3493.028, 152.89508273 3493.11620628, 152.98092836 3493.0999937, 153.153 3493.382, 153.1678975 3493.06468319)), POLYGON ((153.611 3492.981, 153.25604614 3493.04803567, 153.173 3492.956, 153.1678975 3493.06468319, 153.25604614 3493.04803567, 153.367 3493.171, 153.611 3492.981)))","152.64, 3493.591",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,0515A9C6-6B2F-47F9-BA21-5E69F7CF7FF5,D18-A3 - ASU 83*1,4FEE17B3-C5D2-4BC0-AB93-BA19CD0438EA,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 84\nD18-A3 - Structure 124,A0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4\nFF200413-C33A-4BAD-A148-F67D612C6166,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,84,Mid sized stones in yellow below 83 and 62,2017-09-28T05:40:11Z,2017-10-07T07:56:23Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,10-15 degrees E-W,,light,whitish,yellow,No,fine sand,No,firm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Gravel filling between the terrace retaining wall and the bedrock?\n\n\nExcavator: MG, SP, KJ\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): missing? Or only enough soil for flotation standard?",[24.76 TO 25.57],2.441,"ENVELOPE(149.656, 152.32, 3493.882, 3492.532)","ENVELOPE(149.65600000000000591172, 152.31999999999999317879, 3493.88200000000006184564, 3492.53200000000015279511)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.276 3492.988 25.553, 152.252 3492.532 25.422, 149.656 3492.892 24.884, 149.81 3493.782 24.76, 151.088 3493.882 25.209, 151.336 3493.189 25.24, 152.32 3493.033 25.57, 152.276 3492.988 25.553)), POLYGON Z ((152.122 3492.717 25.539, 151.221 3493.036 25.246, 150.099 3493.372 24.934, 152.122 3492.717 25.539)), POLYGON Z ((151.933 3492.978 25.387, 151.244 3492.971 25.157, 151.27 3493.535 25.235, 151.933 3492.978 25.387)))","POLYGON ((151.26340161 3493.39186567, 151.27 3493.535, 151.76228935 3493.12141754, 152.32 3493.033, 152.276 3492.988, 152.252 3492.532, 149.656 3492.892, 149.81 3493.782, 151.088 3493.882, 151.26340161 3493.39186567))","150.934, 3493.204",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,A0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4,D18-A3 - ASU 84*1,845C086E-813E-4482-8FCC-D93FDF15B0E6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 133,EE9CF80E-DC8A-4E9C-B97F-9EB30C55A868,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 133,EE9CF80E-DC8A-4E9C-B97F-9EB30C55A868,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 83\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98,0515A9C6-6B2F-47F9-BA21-5E69F7CF7FF5\n78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8\n7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,86,Wall collapse south below 58 beside 64 and wall 56,2017-09-28T07:44:31Z,2017-10-05T06:38:06Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,Roughly 20-30 degrees from east to west. Slope follows the articulation of fallen wall building material.,20 degrees from E to W and more or less flatten from N to S.,light,greyish,yellow,No,silty clay,No,compact,50,30,,,,"<0,1",,"<0,1","<0,1",,,,,poorly,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,small sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,,sub-rectangular,"More dense, compact and jumbled collapsed building debris compared to deposit 64. Almost no occupation material.",clear,,,"Mixed roof and wall collapse (from these mid terrace spaces, unlike 58 which must have also come from superstructure of upper east terrace spaces, e.g. From Wall 40)\n\n5 Oct (AI): \nMix of worked sub rounded, sub rectangular and rectangular wall building material, possible roofing material and unworked sub angular boulders and medium stones.\n\nUpslope to the E of the deposit part of this material is deeply clustered inside terrace wall 73, fact that stops us from having a clear image of the section otherwise we risk the collapse of a part of 73. When it comes to wall 56, its north face is more revealed with rectangular medium building stones put on to the other with clay mortar in betweens.\n\nSlight difference soil matrix started to appear after the removal of the debris. A firm light yellowish brown uniform clayey silt soil was found inside a different layer of collapse. As we follow this distinct difference we uncover a concentration of large embedded and dressed sub rectangular stones. We still have the same articulation of debris fallen in a  roughly strait way following an E-W line.\n\nThe density of this collapse is remarkable compare to 64 as well as the complete lack of occupation material (no signs of charcoal, pottery, shell, special finds or bone). This fact must be linked with the complete absence of lead and thus metallurgical activity compared to 64 and 77. This absence means that we have a post collapse mixed episode.\n\n6-7 Oct: Fully articulated collapsed wall revealed running E-W. The fallen material in the SE corner against wall 56 clearly dived from this same wall. We might have early collapse in this area from the superstructures 40 and 73 or even something else due to the same size of fallen large boulders. The roofing slabs appearing under this mix indicate that the roof was holding up after the wall collapse happened then fell through and brought these large worked sub rectangular slabs beneath the last of the small wall collapse.\n\nA firm yellowish brown sandy silt soil started to appear amidst the collapsed roofing slabs and wall debris which defined the end of the 86*1.\n\n10-11 Oct: Starting 86*2 in order to remove what's left of this deposit and level the middle area between 77-88 and 86*1. There is also the need to clarify the physical boundary that the soil chem has predicted defining where the metallurgical activity took place.\n\nUnderneath the firm light yellowish grey layer the soil becomes softer and more moist yellowish golden brown with white gravel inclusions. The embedded slabs forming a E-W line as a rough continuation of 44, 43 and 14, though to be the physical division are floating. The only possible sign of a structure is hidden beneath the large roofing slabs that need to stay in situ in order to protect the deposit from winter rain wash.\n\nAnother quasi structured feature is an E-W rough line of a set of worked sub rectangular boulders and rectangular worked medium stones in situ. Part of this possible structure is a large steatite rectangular worked and smoothed boulder (40x20cm). We hit a softer and more moist dark yellowish brown clayey silt soil amidst a layer of collapse slightly different due to its moderate sorting of building material which consists of medium to large horizontally embedded slabs and of fine rectangular wall stones that might belong to the supposed E-W structure-feature described before. After exposing more of 73 we closed the deposit. A pack of soil has been left to protect a fragile tilted part of 73 as well as a small patch of compact greyish roofing clay in the SW corner.\n\n\nExcavators: AI, RB, Vasilis, Stella P\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 29 (86*1=19;86*2=10)",[24.788 TO 25.575],4.7330000000000005,"ENVELOPE(147.287, 149.914, 3486.395, 3483.964)","ENVELOPE(147.28700000000000613909, 149.91399999999998726707, 3486.39499999999998181011, 3483.96399999999994179234)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.688 3485.211 25.436, 149.718 3484.704 25.575, 149.588 3484.448 25.487, 149.394 3483.964 25.487, 148.829 3484.084 25.39, 148.233 3484.115 25.263, 147.637 3483.967 24.983, 147.287 3484.566 24.788, 147.775 3484.879 24.886, 147.734 3485.465 24.891, 148.001 3485.482 24.941, 148.685 3485.398 25.158, 149.374 3485.306 25.369, 149.688 3485.211 25.436)), POLYGON Z ((149.673 3484.73 25.534, 149.061 3484.697 25.342, 148.667 3484.221 25.339, 148.486 3484.796 25.19, 147.71 3485.166 24.987, 148.133 3485.291 25.012, 149.673 3484.73 25.534)), POLYGON Z ((149.914 3486.206 25.117, 149.047 3486.395 25.002, 148.465 3486.252 24.832, 149.267 3484.306 25.238, 148.576 3484.545 25.038, 148.033 3484.427 24.913, 149.914 3486.206 25.117)))","POLYGON ((149.914 3486.206, 149.01331978 3485.35416049, 149.374 3485.306, 149.688 3485.211, 149.718 3484.704, 149.588 3484.448, 149.394 3483.964, 148.829 3484.084, 148.233 3484.115, 147.637 3483.967, 147.287 3484.566, 147.775 3484.879, 147.75647004 3485.1438429, 147.71 3485.166, 147.75400987 3485.17900528, 147.734 3485.465, 148.001 3485.482, 148.685 3485.398, 148.82464131 3485.37935414, 148.465 3486.252, 149.047 3486.395, 149.914 3486.206))","148.702, 3485.083",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,EF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,D18-A3 - ASU 86*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 86*2,AA0CAA84-566C-42FD-B331-1778C1BA3363\nC9C1C9AB-34A6-474E-A2AD-50A6688E102B,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 127,AE2AC01C-AD59-410F-B8D4-88BCAACD70F6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 127,AE2AC01C-AD59-410F-B8D4-88BCAACD70F6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,F4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 64,DAE2ECEC-9B31-414C-A152-A540F3AE64EC\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,87,Yellow clay below 63 and above Steps 94/95/96,2017-09-29T05:40:41Z,2017-09-29T10:08:08Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,orangey,yellow,No,silty clay,No,hard,,15-20,,,,,,,,<1,,,,,,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,,,,small burnt wood,,,,,,"Later floor packing over stops and below 106. Associated with deconstruction of earlier building (69)? Possibly contiguous with 46, very probably the same as 110 (same charcoal inclusions and similar consistency) earlier excavation inadvertently removed 106 as part of 87 (87 was only deposit visible at first in the west).\n\n\nOct 4: pushed back into the section, more step. Really golden orangey yellow here, plus clearly a consistent and very well sorted and almost cemented ma\n\n\n12 Oct: 123 lensed over 87\n\nExcavators: SP, KPM\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 2+ (87*1=2; no counts for 87*2 or *3 - all went to standard flotation sample?)?)",[25.748 TO 26.208],1.517,"ENVELOPE(152.746, 154.822, 3491.618, 3490.566)","ENVELOPE(152.74600000000000932232, 154.82200000000000272848, 3491.61799999999993815436, 3490.56599999999980354914)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.332 3491.505 26.073, 154.415 3491.098 26.023, 154.3 3490.695 26.06, 154.636 3490.634 26.208, 154.782 3491.234 26.193, 154.332 3491.505 26.073)), LINESTRING Z (154.753 3490.956 26.155, 154.328 3491.075 26.025), POLYGON Z ((154.764 3491.166 26.088, 154.588 3490.641 26.049, 154.504 3490.566 26.052, 153.968 3490.735 25.962, 152.746 3491.036 25.774, 152.751 3491.237 25.748, 153.031 3491.385 25.769, 153.433 3491.51 25.865, 153.712 3491.454 25.944, 153.746 3491.618 25.994, 154.318 3491.563 26.079, 154.585 3491.501 26.121, 154.518 3491.339 26.067, 154.764 3491.166 26.088)), POLYGON Z ((154.822 3491.081 26.071, 154.747 3490.878 26.054, 154.633 3490.634 26.053, 154.229 3491.454 26.045, 154.195 3491.011 26.005, 154.086 3490.746 26.007, 153.829 3491.569 25.977, 153.735 3491.127 25.957, 153.606 3490.865 25.951, 153.481 3491.424 25.882, 153.485 3491.166 25.864, 153.207 3491.397 25.815, 153.209 3491.161 25.838, 153.19 3491.021 25.837, 153.084 3491.567 25.768, 153.029 3491.274 25.802, 152.931 3491.011 25.797, 154.822 3491.081 26.071)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (154.753 3490.956, 154.328 3491.075), POLYGON ((154.318 3491.563, 154.585 3491.501, 154.53587559 3491.38222159, 154.782 3491.234, 154.74406802 3491.07811516, 154.822 3491.081, 154.747 3490.878, 154.63926068 3490.64740005, 154.636 3490.634, 154.63323457 3490.63450206, 154.633 3490.634, 154.6327053 3490.63459814, 154.58854172 3490.64261594, 154.588 3490.641, 154.504 3490.566, 153.968 3490.735, 152.746 3491.036, 152.751 3491.237, 153.031 3491.385, 153.05100377 3491.39122008, 153.084 3491.567, 153.11430452 3491.41090315, 153.433 3491.51, 153.712 3491.454, 153.746 3491.618, 154.318 3491.563)))","153.865, 3491.153",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39,D18-A3 - ASU 87*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 87*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 87*3,19E69E84-7EEA-4FAB-A91C-62CACC883D3A\n68248D59-DA8D-4AEE-B29A-66B16B1ED2E9\nA8D476F1-2569-4E75-9503-7E0CB66F50B1,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Surface 94\nD18-A3 - Structure 95,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\n93BAA83F-CBA9-4216-B18B-DA97212BCBB4\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Surface 94,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 106\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123\nD18-A3 - Surface 109,1967D114-3E60-472A-8620-4D4A73266979\n31BAC9D8-63E9-45DC-BAD0-B3EB98CC65A4\nD35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 63\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123\nD18-A3 - Surface 108,148A1D66-0815-4ABE-A582-AF625FAFDADA\n62926DB8-1D0D-42F3-891F-8D3B33E7E583\nD35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110,FCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,88,Lower collapse below 53*2 and NW 58 (58*2),2017-09-29T06:53:01Z,2017-09-29T10:50:26Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,Slight 5 degrees E-W,10 degrees to the W side because of old trench 4 section and slope wash,dark,greyish,brown,No,silty clay,No,compact,40,5,0,0,0,<5,<2,<5,<2,<2,,,,poorly,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,small pebbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,flecks,sub-rectangular,This layer is different from 58 due to the concentration of charcoal and shell and slightly different from 77 because of the soil change to a more compact soil matrix with coarse gravel inclusions.,diffuse,,,"Originally designated as 58*2, but what at the base of 53*2 is continuous with what is at the NW base of 58*1. Given the amorphous mess of 71/72/76/77 to the east at roughly the same level, and all the artefacts at the transition between 53*2, it was decided to give this its own number. So it might still just be a deeper continuation of 58, but intimations that perhaps not.\n\nAI notes:\n7,9/Oct/17: After the removal of a thin layer of compact  greyish brown soil mixed with coarse gravel inclusions we reveal a homogenous layer slightly similar to 77 but not exactly the same. In particular, the soil gets more moist and softer dark brown clayey silt with smaller white gravel and shell inclusions. We are safe to say that we still have the same deposit given the fact that it's still rich in charcoal and shell.\n\nA set of small-medium worked and unworked sub angular and sub rectangular stones are appearing with no obvious structural articulation. Underneath them four large embedded slabs (two in 88*1 and two in 88*2) form a rough N-S line. In 88*2 they are sitting between wall 54 and 90. They are also clearly beneath the collapsed roofing slabs that need to come out if we want to clarify the physical boundary that separates 88-77 and 86 in metallurgical terms (high rates in 88-77, sudden drop off in 86).\n\nWhile teasing around the slabs to reveal any possible structure the soil matrix started to slightly change: a more fine yellowish brown silty clay with less inclusions came up which seems the same as 99 in the N boundary defined by a W-E blockage of building material. Thus, this consistent yellowish layers indicates a continuous change throughout two originally distinct deposits (88 & 99).\n\nThe same yellowish change comes through gradually in 88*1 since we can more easily chase it from the section of Tr 4. The lead rates stay high in the W part due to the diffusion of the intense activity up to the E.\nThe concentration of coarse pottery in the W part and the finding of the other half of the brazier found in 58*1 (pottery bag 1105) shows the diffuse boundary between the two and confirms the doubt that we went to deep back digging 58*1.  \n\n10/Oct: 88 is beneath 77. In the W part the removal of some loose roofing slabs and unworked boulders clearly out of place was needed to chase the difference. The fine light yellowish brown clayey silt came beneath the soft and more moist dark brown silty clay soil with gravel inclusions (smashed shell and tiny white stones). This change emerges to the E with a more greenish hue although the mixed nature of 77 make this boundary uncertain but sufficient to stop. The embedded slabs seem floating giving no sign of structure. \n\n12 Oct, KPM: very likely that 88 and 58 are contiguous, if so, then these are earlier than 53 (possibility too that we had over dug into 88 along the western edge of 58 without realising, and so the similarities with what we think of as 58's matrix might be due to mixing at that stage)\n\nExcavators: AI, SP, StellaP, FR\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 7+ (88*1=7;88*2=missing tally? Surely too much soil for all to be a standard sample)",[24.649 TO 25.133],1.6669999999999998,"ENVELOPE(148.224, 149.474, 3489.322, 3487.505)","ENVELOPE(148.22399999999998954081, 149.47399999999998954081, 3489.32200000000011641532, 3487.50500000000010913936)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.335 3489.322 24.986, 148.785 3489.253 24.949, 148.689 3488.468 24.933, 148.583 3487.57 24.914, 149.381 3487.643 25.124, 149.469 3488.279 25.133, 149.264 3488.831 24.997, 149.308 3489.147 24.975, 149.335 3489.322 24.986)), POLYGON Z ((149.357 3489.253 24.964, 148.795 3488.587 24.913, 149.399 3488.005 25.132, 148.829 3487.838 24.984, 149.357 3489.253 24.964)), POLYGON Z ((149.474 3489.177 25.044, 148.827 3488.834 24.82, 149.068 3488.042 24.847, 148.6 3487.505 24.783, 148.224 3488.086 24.649, 149.474 3489.177 25.044)))","POLYGON ((149.31704995 3489.20565705, 149.357 3489.253, 149.30237653 3489.10661323, 149.29927993 3489.08437406, 149.474 3489.177, 149.28979038 3489.01622185, 149.264 3488.831, 149.469 3488.279, 149.381 3487.643, 148.66302825 3487.57732088, 148.6 3487.505, 148.224 3488.086, 148.69226548 3488.49470211, 148.785 3489.253, 149.335 3489.322, 149.31704995 3489.20565705))","148.946, 3488.381",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,2D5F255D-A182-4CAF-82B4-95EEBD42A18D,D18-A3 - ASU 88*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 88*2,47E1AA51-D3A4-470D-9168-0C54BAB6627B\n884C614B-D621-4D3D-A521-797484B77057,D18-A3 - Structure 90,A9489A60-D9A7-47DE-8543-BB85D77F6B5F,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 58\nD18-A3 - ASU 58*2,B581B449-3F3B-48FD-BF58-9F24441BDA3F\nF4405320-8FAD-49AF-9D42-9A9A2B56AF65,,,D18-A3 - Structure 122,C550A77F-BCC2-4B25-9B4A-DB5CAD75D5B5
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,89,Poorly articulated collapse debris below 82,2017-09-30T04:23:25Z,2017-10-02T07:10:22Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"10 degrees from east to west in eastmost area, dropping c. 20 degrees down to west through centre, levelling out to almost flat at end (see levels and photogrammetry)",,dark,blackish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,Yes,weakly cemented,40,20,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.5,<0.5,0,0,,,,moderately,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,mixed,,,sub-rectangular,"More collapsed slabs and less sub-rounded tumbled cobbles than 82 above, also more tightly packed and steeply sloping down to a central point in middle of deposit (collapsed slabs fallen in from three sides, creating a cavity), 89 also has far less ceramic and artefact inclusions than 82 above, and a much coarser silt soil component; different to 93 below which does not have the fine grained lose soil and has larger, more consistently angled, collapse debris","clear lower (to 93, diffuse upper (to 82)",,Bioturbation from roots,"Context 89 seems to represent the transition from tumble proper (9+82) down to collapse, and to contain collapse debris from the latest or more full collapse phase for the structures here (i.e. Compared to earlier, and much more substantial collapse deposit 93 below, which has a higher concentration of massive slabs than 89). \n\nThe deposit is comprised of c. 40% soil (a coarser gritty silt than 57 to the west or anything found in south and east) to c. 60% large cobble and boulder stones (mostly in the 15-30 cm range), the latter of which is roughly 70% architectural debris (dressed slabs, or roughly dressed boulders) to c. 30% unworked stones (sub angular and sub rounded, perhaps from terrace rubble fill?). Soil colour not dramatically mixed, but does take on a slightly different hue (more like a very dark yellowish brown) amidst the stones. The soil is very fine and moist sandy silt. There is some mixing in the west in terms of composition, where patches of clayier clumps (more of 57) break off from above the collapse stones of 89 and 93 below. These clayier clumps are above 61 in the south, but seem to lens below the west-most extent of 82+89 (where the latter two layers thinned out and did not quite reach the west section).\n\nInterestingly, 89 is practically sterile compared to 82 and 9 above, suggesting that we are in that liminal zone of early post-collapse deposition (also confirmed as 89 lies just above proper collapse debris), where material had yet to be dispersed significantly downhill, or simply that the tumble above and also upslope to the east acted like a filter (i.e. Letting through the soil, explaining the higher soil content with less gravel, but catching the small stones and artefacts)\n\nUnlike 82, there was no obsidian and barely any ceramics observed and collected during excavation (just one worn handle, that would have been susceptible to rolling downhill). The only special find was a kouphonisi pebble. There was a small amount of shell however. Interestingly, much of the shell from the sieve consisted of the tiny elongated land snails, that like to cling to the vertical faces of rocks and walls rather than gathering where water pools on horizontal surfaces (like the very prolific larger round land snails we have been finding everywhere, but particularly at the base of sharp boundaries between stone and soil deposits, as in 60 to 63 where dense clusters of round snails were gathered at the base of stones sitting on the top of 63 which had a higher soil component than 60: such dense clusters are normally good evidence for periods of abandonment or long durations where the deposits were exposed to rain water regularly). I have not noticed much of these small narrow land snails before, and definitely not in such quantity. They might perhaps point to a prolonged abandonment/collapse, where the walls were standing still, and the snails lived happily until the vertical surfaces collapsed (i.e. The walls fell in). As most of these snails were collected at the sieve, I unfortunately do not know if they were scattered throughout 89, or concentrated on 89's lower boundary i.e. amidst the collapse slabs of the semi articulated wall collapse below 89. They could equally have come from the far west, where 89 was not far under topsoil.\n\nThere are also a lot of large roots throughout this deposit, that have been tracing the boundary down to the collapse slabs, where water must pool. The bioturbation from these roots is likely the reason for the fine loose humic aspect (and darker colour perhaps even) of much of this deposit's matrix. Interestingly, there is no gravel content like in 82 and 53 above, and hardly any small stones (<5 cm) and none of the massive amount of medium worked building stones (8-12 cm, thin, with at least one dressed face) that characterised the transition of 9 down to deeper collapse in this area. Those medium stones in other deposits must be debris from the facade walls found throughout the site (e.g. In Tr.L) which consist of many of these smaller thin slabs that clearly could not support a superstructure but that are built against the larger (less aesthetically pleasing) boulder walls. Their absence in 89 is striking, suggesting perhaps that there were none of these wall facades in the immediate area (they seem concentrated in the upper east slope in the vicinity of the corner of walls 55&41, and near walls 35&33, and throughout the bottom terrace in deposit 57). \n\nThe linear line of tightly packed tumbled boulders was confirmed (as suspected from their rounded nature) as just that, and not remnant bedding or remnant foundations of a later construction. They might still represent bedding for something that was built post collapse here, but this seems unlikely. It is more likely that they were concentrated here as the E-W line of the wash gully channel (created by the topography of the wall collapse deposit below and lower ground level through this whole zone from e steps/path above in east to the lower terrace below in west) collapse debris narrows here at its deepest point, funnelling tumble/rolling debris down to gather at the lowest point. The linearity of this tumble patch was probably also augmented by excavation of 9*9 that early Saturday so long ago (but as I was not on site, I cannot confirm this).\n\n2 Oct: took off the last of 89 in the east, from what looked like it might be a small ledge or something built at a lower level than the suspected wall/continuation of 90 towards 75, but now proven (by exc of 89 in west on Sat) to be sitting (bizarrely flat) on top of angled collapse debris. Removal of this, & a little bit of 89*2, completed 89 and revealed a possible hint of a face below 98 to the east, which might be the beginnings of a preserved wall. Still not certain, and there might still be a continuation of the access pathway down to this lower terrace. However the ground level revealed below 53*1 in the east is much higher than the west, especially now that removal of 89 has revealed some very large slabs (one worn smooth on top) sitting deep below 93 - at roughly the same level as the Threshold 67.\n\nExcavators: MG, GA, KJ\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 9 (89*1=8; 89*2=1)",[23.849 TO 24.987],7.966,"ENVELOPE(146.316, 149.624, 3494.137, 3491.109)","ENVELOPE(146.31600000000000250111, 149.62399999999999522515, 3494.13700000000017098500, 3491.10899999999992360245)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.154 3492.413 24.511, 149.075 3493.663 24.422, 148.631 3494.137 24.421, 148.159 3493.085 24.177, 148.093 3492.666 24.358, 147.449 3491.951 24.056, 146.979 3493.518 23.969, 146.743 3492.777 24.075, 149.154 3492.413 24.511)), POLYGON Z ((149.624 3494.05 24.696, 149.401 3492.482 24.498, 149.502 3491.109 24.987, 146.63 3491.674 24.079, 146.733 3493.832 24.056, 148.664 3493.947 24.476, 149.624 3494.05 24.696)), POLYGON Z ((149.202 3492.025 24.55, 148.688 3492.44 24.249, 148.706 3492.992 24.119, 149.004 3493.062 24.34, 149.491 3493.285 24.569, 148.992 3493.515 24.443, 147.741 3492.452 24.005, 147.231 3493.706 24.104, 146.316 3492.207 23.849, 148.007 3493.458 24.154, 148.204 3493.788 24.413, 149.202 3492.025 24.55)))","POLYGON ((148.79573516 3493.96113408, 149.624 3494.05, 149.401 3492.482, 149.502 3491.109, 146.63 3491.674, 146.66786413 3492.46730871, 146.316 3492.207, 146.68423289 3492.81025804, 146.733 3493.832, 148.54250651 3493.9397645, 148.631 3494.137, 148.79573516 3493.96113408))","148.125, 3492.696",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,9DAE49C5-495B-4AA6-BC7C-8013A0F2FF77,D18-A3 - ASU 89*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 89*2,8C47E409-BFD6-4963-9B85-98EB85CFCCF5\n95FCDB9D-C986-4D32-B576-F3C097C299C6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93,BD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93,BD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 82,A4E6734A-94AE-4949-8867-29337754F43A,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,93,Deep quasi-articulated wall collapse on lower terrace below 89,2017-10-01T15:20:56Z,2017-10-15T11:01:18Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick\nPick-Axe,Yes,">55 degrees from east to west along east boundary, then evens put to more like 20-30 degrees from east to west for west half; c. 30-40 degrees from SE to NW; >45 degrees from north to south",(2017: Not yet finished),dark,yellowish,brown,Yes,silt,No,loose,70-80,10,0,0,0,<1,<0.5,<0.5,0,0,,,80,,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,fragmentary,,,sub-rectangular,,,,,"93 is another layer of almost articulated wall collapse debris that is clearly still lying where it originally fell (rather than dispersed downhill as tumble). \n\n1 Oct notes (deposit only partly exposed still): It is surprisingly deep here (we did not expect to find such clarity of preservation here, thinking that this area had been totally destroyed by wash gully slope taphonomy), and clearly the product of several walls falling in here from multiple directions: in the north area the stones have fallen to the south, suggesting our identification of 74 as a badly preserved wall is correct; in the east part, the slabs have clearly fallen in from a structure to the east and SE, supporting our suspicion that there is or was something built along the west most edge of the area below 62 (perhaps the north continuation of Wall 90, which would explain the drop in ground level from the west to the east below 53); and in the south we have collapse fallen in from what looks like e emerging north end of Wall 54, and from Wall 91 or perhaps an E-W cross wall running from 54 to 91.  \n\nTo quote one team member's impression during the removal of 89 above: ""Woah! All the walls fell here, from all the sides!""\n\nOct 4:\n\nFinally started\nStarted with obviously angled slabs (including some that were flatter from possible terrace - student mistook instructions)\nDeepest point = same fine humic dark brown sterile (washed silt plus root bioturbation)\nOnly finds = above possible cross wall in north\n\nColour ranges from mixed mid yellowish brown finer and light-mid yellowish brown gravelly in south around busted end of Wall 54 (very busted: north end confirmed as totally destroyed) to the very dark bioturbation (more blackish brown), but eith majority the dark yellowish brown.\n\nDeepest point possibly part of communication route, or perhaps something else connected to lower terrace spaces\n\nNew weird wLl possibly bonded or integrated with the large platform wall that seems to be emerging to the north (similar width and line to that of 54) with the two large stones visible since removal of 9 probably part of it)\n\n12 oct: 93 not finished 2017, close levels for 2017 are in ASU 93*1\n\nCurrently I think that 99 is before 93, with the physical relationship of the north end of 99 lensing out over 93 due to slumping or later taphonomic processes (erosion, slope dispersal, or perhaps even exacerbated by seismic disturbance - basically, whatever destroyed the north end of Wall 54; this could be the initial collapse event, but flow of debris downslope and disarticulation of 54's north end suggests post-depositional processes at play here), relationships will be revised in 2018 after further excavation.\n\nExcavators: KPM, KJ, GA, WT, Vasilis\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 7 (more stone than soil)",[23.849 TO 24.77],6.632000000000001,"ENVELOPE(146.316, 149.706, 3494.07, 3491.538)","ENVELOPE(146.31600000000000250111, 149.70599999999998885869, 3494.07000000000016370905, 3491.53800000000001091394)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.202 3492.025 24.55, 148.688 3492.44 24.249, 148.706 3492.992 24.119, 149.004 3493.062 24.34, 149.491 3493.285 24.569, 148.992 3493.515 24.443, 147.741 3492.452 24.005, 147.231 3493.706 24.104, 146.316 3492.207 23.849, 148.007 3493.458 24.154, 148.204 3493.788 24.413, 149.202 3492.025 24.55)), POLYGON Z ((149.603 3491.538 24.77, 149.445 3492.439 24.604, 149.706 3493.754 24.709, 148.527 3494.07 24.482, 146.958 3493.762 24.067, 146.692 3492.637 23.933, 147.325 3491.766 24.05, 148.774 3491.713 24.468, 149.603 3491.538 24.77)))","POLYGON ((149.706 3493.754, 149.445 3492.439, 149.603 3491.538, 148.774 3491.713, 147.325 3491.766, 146.7637632 3492.53825474, 146.316 3492.207, 146.76377821 3492.94057327, 146.958 3493.762, 148.527 3494.07, 149.706 3493.754))","148.202, 3492.788",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,BD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685,D18-A3 - ASU 93*1,0CADCAE1-6F38-4C76-8788-4B8C218B6DE0,D18-A3 - Structure 101,990BC10A-0EA2-49DC-9D4A-7EA0C29CD79F,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 99,4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 89\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 125,4041370F-5473-4174-8B58-BE610BB9A10B\n58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\n9DAE49C5-495B-4AA6-BC7C-8013A0F2FF77,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 89,9DAE49C5-495B-4AA6-BC7C-8013A0F2FF77\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,96,Clay packing for surface (94) of pathway with steps,2017-10-01T16:53:12Z,2017-10-01T16:53:12Z,KPM,Unexcavated,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Part of the construction of the built stepped access way 95 (soil component). Unexcavated. 2017: full record to be written up once exposure of the steps is complete (even if the clay fill component is not dug). \n\nPale yellowish brown to whitish yellow in places. Very hard clayey silt, very well sorted and very few stone or pebble inclusions. Whitish discolouration is often close to marble or bedrock, so might be taphonomic, but could possibly be semi burnt (given how hard it now as, almost as though fired and fused, and that 87 and 64 had carbonised, although not frequent, inclusions: no indications of ash, or reddish discolouration from more intense burning - such as the location of furniture or oil etc burning - but then, if this was an exterior area, with little organic flammable material to fall on it, then perhaps you would not see so much. C.f. The burnt clay floors of the archaic settlement at Azoria on Crete; but heat can also be part of the processing of the clay for the floors as part if construction/prep, and this would cause a similar discolouration and compaction, although perhaps not the semi-fusing of 87 above: i need to talk with and ask these questions of Myrsini). \n\n\nCurrently unexcavated.",,,,,,,,2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110\nD18-A3 - Surface 94\nD18-A3 - Structure 55,4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\n634379D5-AE9F-4038-9FF8-77E7249E686D\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5\nFCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 63\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123\nD18-A3 - Surface 94\nD18-A3 - Structure 55,148A1D66-0815-4ABE-A582-AF625FAFDADA\n4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\n634379D5-AE9F-4038-9FF8-77E7249E686D\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5\nD35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D\nFCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,D18-A3 - Structure 95,93BAA83F-CBA9-4216-B18B-DA97212BCBB4,,,D18-A3 - Structure 69,6A33E220-5ADB-4DD3-8621-10A2974ACF98
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,97,Clayey packing for surface 85,2017-10-02T04:20:57Z,2017-10-13T09:54:35Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"<5 degrees east to west, <10 degrees SE-NW, <1 degree from N-S","<10 degrees frome east to west, <2 degrees from SE to NW and S to N",light,yellowish,brown,,clayey silt,No,firm,0,20-25,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,<0.1,,,15-20,moderately,,"small pebbles (15%) medium pebbles (5-10%)\nlarge pebbles (2-5%)\ncobbles (6-12cm max, c. 2%)",small sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,flecks,sub-rectangular (due to area exposed),"Similar matrix to 70 above, with difference marked by the surface  (85) above 97 and how 70 breaks off from it and also the inclusions and how they sit on it. Difference to deposit below is again a difference in terms of a new surface interface (130), but also the matrix of the deposit below is cleaner with a higher clay content and far less of the small stones and gravel.",clear,,"West and SW sides eroded; northern boundary odd and possibly also a point of contamination as the clay matrix of 97 stops at an area out with a lot of stones and agree it is unclear if this is collapse that has falling onto 97/through 70 (higher likelihood if 70=collapse rather than floor fill), the remnant foundations of a built feature through here, or the rubble bedding from below that is eroding through the clay fills","This deposit is an intentional fill layer and looks to be a floor packing fill for surface 85. It sits above a lower floor packing fill (131) and surface (130), although the micro morphology sample should be cross referenced for confirmation of this interpretation.\n\nCoarser than normal? Pale yellowish brown, firm,  coarse (clayey? Sandy?) silt with frequent small and medium 'pebbles' (<1.5 cm, c. 5% of visible unexcavated matrix) sub rounded and sub angular gravelly inclusions. Occasional larger stone (sub angular mainly) protruding through surface. Matrix is firm and consolidated and fairly well sorted, but not as pale or as hard as others (such as 96, and maybe 87 above 96, which is so compact it almost seems par-baked).\n\nLess artefact inclusions than 70 above but ceramics and obsidian and even the occasional bone still present; certainly less carbonised material and definitely less carbonised material then 87 and 106 and 110, but again still the occasional fleck of carbon or small piece of charcoal.\n\n This deposit is incredibly difficult to define, not least because of the lack of built definition around it. It is however a consistent layer below both 70 and 104 (the latter was only identified in the east but could have existed in the west if we did not recognise it and accidentally dug it as 70).  Excavation of 111 confirmed 114 as a wall or intentional built structure, albeit it with its upper preserved course slipped in slightly to the west (see camera photos sequence for the end of 111). 114 had clearly been bedded against the bedrock using the drop in bedrock level to help support the wall as is common across the site. However we still lack definition on the west and especially also to the south, the north is defined by the bedrock, but the built transition to the bedrock is still yet to be found. There is rubble in the north that might represent the badly preserved bedding for some sort of wall or step, although it could equally be collapse debris, or even lower rubble bedding eroding in through the floor fills. The western boundary must comprise something built, as the ground difference between here and 125 to the west is too pronounced, with a clear drop that suggests there is somesomething built that retains the deposits 70, 97, and 130.\n\n16 oct:\nI regret trying to finish this area this season, although the intentions were good (in that we wanted to make sure we preserve the integrity of any phytoliths and environmental sampling associated with this deposit), as the lack of definition has proven problematic. Particularly in the south, where we hoped that some of the large stones that were visible at the start of 97 would turn into a wall or similar built definition. However, this did not eventuate and instead we still lack definition through here, and it is unclear if the deposit runs below the stones (as at least one end of one stone seems to float above the deposit, however it's southern side projects deeper into the soil), or it might stop here and the stones visible through this nebulous area are indeed severely damaged and badly preserved foundations from something built (however again, if so it is unclear as to the nature of this area, and whether these floors were associated with a room, or some kind of access or passage way running north to south). Far south of the stones there is no hint that 97 continues/exists still, and in fact it was thought that 84 must represent the eroded remnant soil from a floor deposit somewhere nearby (perhaps 97, or else something higher up to NE, like 111). We did the best we could, however in the south and south-east we might have lost some relations in our haste to finish 97 and also 131 below. We also cannot clearly relate these deposits to 114, as currently they look to run underneath the slipped upper slabs, but they probably ran up to wall 114 (i.e. the slipped slabs obscure the rest of 114 and how it relates to these deposits). It is now going to be very difficult to untangles the stratigraphy at the south end of 97, which needs to be investigated further in order to clarify whether the visible stones represent something built or if the stones are just floating, and how 97 relates to the stoney layer below 84 (which might be rubble bedding for the terrace, with the upper deposits now eroded away, or it might be more of the washed tumble like 62 and 98 south of it). \n\n\n   \n\nExcavator: RB, MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 1 (most of soil = taken for.  Intensive flotation sample except for one zembeli from/97*1)\n\nTwo micromorphology samples taken in this area: one from the block left for Myrsini, the other from beneath the south stone of (possible) wall 114. The latter may not have much of 131 in it (but will have 70*4+121/104+85/97*2 and the upper cm or so of 130/131), as the bedrock protruded high here, but the former should (alongside 70*1+70*2+85/97*1). Unsure if surface 132 will exist in these samples (unless Myrsini was able to cut down to include it?), as it was not able to be excavated in 2017.",[25.311 TO 25.518],0.816,"ENVELOPE(151.261, 151.921, 3495.358, 3493.77)","ENVELOPE(151.26099999999999567990, 151.92099999999999226930, 3495.35800000000017462298, 3493.76999999999998181011)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.807 3495.358 25.518, 151.569 3495.323 25.435, 151.362 3495.122 25.367, 151.296 3494.729 25.347, 151.288 3494.294 25.345, 151.393 3493.888 25.378, 151.891 3493.77 25.508, 151.807 3495.358 25.518)), POLYGON Z ((151.921 3494.07 25.436, 151.352 3494.078 25.323, 151.827 3494.75 25.414, 151.261 3494.613 25.311, 151.789 3495.328 25.419, 151.454 3495.302 25.392, 151.921 3494.07 25.436)))","POLYGON ((151.86769197 3494.21063275, 151.921 3494.07, 151.87509684 3494.07064539, 151.891 3493.77, 151.393 3493.888, 151.288 3494.294, 151.29401363 3494.62099093, 151.261 3494.613, 151.29470609 3494.65864366, 151.296 3494.729, 151.362 3495.122, 151.47912147 3495.23572665, 151.454 3495.302, 151.55548467 3495.30987642, 151.569 3495.323, 151.807 3495.358, 151.86769197 3494.21063275))","151.603, 3494.545",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,7615B829-ABA5-45C7-A6EA-82713E621ABB,D18-A3 - ASU 97*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 97*2,7FF65B8B-DED9-48E4-A742-66F3E77D8E3C\nC23A66C5-80DF-414C-B1EA-800C34522874,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 131\nD18-A3 - Surface 130,23B3C8B3-7E8A-4E51-B587-771F2B17A97A\nCEFA94F6-2C73-4C9B-829B-8CF29F9BAD8D,D18-A3 - Surface 130,23B3C8B3-7E8A-4E51-B587-771F2B17A97A,D18-A3 - Surface 85,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09,D18-A3 - Surface 85,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,98,Tightly packed tumble below 62,2017-10-02T06:09:48Z,2017-10-03T07:07:52Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"C. 10 degrees from E-W at west end, but more like 20-30 degrees on east slope, steepest where it drops off over the collapse below near Wall 55",,mid,yellowish,brown,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Colour is mixed, ranging from mid yellowish brown to dark yellowish brown, to occasionally much paler yellowish brown (along north edge particularly). It is darkest near the frequent roots, and so part of the mixed colouration is from bioturbation. The rest seems to be due to mixing from slope taphonomy, particularly episodic rain wash and the slow dragging of fine grained soil particles in from nearby upslope deposits. Hence the soil along north is more pale, as it has been washed down from the floor and collapse deposits nearby (e.g. 70, 96, 20, 16 etc)like that of 62 above, which is probably the same as 98 (lower wash tumble and eroded debris) just a later deposition. \n\n2 oct: same as 92, but darker yellow soil and more tightly packed. Seems to be sitti on higher ground level\n\n\nExcavators: MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 4 (more stone than soil)",[24.671 TO 25.517],4.126,"ENVELOPE(149.379, 151.887, 3493.55, 3491.467)","ENVELOPE(149.37899999999999067768, 151.88700000000000045475, 3493.55000000000018189894, 3491.46700000000009822543)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.134 3492.308 25.255, 149.802 3492.115 24.89, 149.511 3492.523 24.717, 149.727 3493.537 24.797, 150.93 3493.433 25.208, 151.134 3492.308 25.255)), POLYGON Z ((149.895 3493.373 24.852, 150.231 3493.25 25.204, 150.997 3492.553 25.035, 149.895 3493.373 24.852)), POLYGON Z ((149.777 3492.387 24.706, 149.851 3492.622 24.832, 150.184 3493.073 24.904, 150.73 3492.216 24.861, 151.644 3492.257 25.21, 149.777 3492.387 24.706)), POLYGON Z ((149.979 3491.652 24.858, 151.152 3491.748 25.249, 151.862 3491.467 25.517, 151.887 3492.333 25.309, 151.106 3492.91 25.11, 149.721 3493.55 24.787, 149.486 3492.736 24.694, 149.379 3492.212 24.671, 149.552 3491.55 24.753, 149.979 3491.652 24.858)))","POLYGON ((149.75422646 3493.53464626, 150.93 3493.433, 151.01741449 3492.95093482, 151.106 3492.91, 151.887 3492.333, 151.862 3491.467, 151.152 3491.748, 149.979 3491.652, 149.552 3491.55, 149.379 3492.212, 149.486 3492.736, 149.721 3493.55, 149.75422646 3493.53464626))","150.578, 3492.401",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8,D18-A3 - ASU 98*1,93042AFF-8298-4CBA-9426-7F2951088CAB,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 84\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 126,5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D\n82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD\nA0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100,82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62,7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62,7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,99,Yellow gravelly below 53*3,2017-10-02T07:02:22Z,2017-10-06T09:21:21Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,yellowish,brown,No,clayey silt,No,firm,30,10,0,0,0,<2,<1,<0.5,<0.1,0,,,45,poorly,cobbles\nboulders,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,medium sherds\nlarge sherds,fragmentary,,,sub-rectangular,"Frequent (c. 5%) gravelly inclusions (1-3 cm), including small schist and sub-angular stones that look to be intentionally added (like roofing deposits elsewhere); lower boundary changes to a higher clay content,/albeit still mid yellowish-brown clayey silt (i.e. Sans the gravel inclusions), with sherds lying along the boundary between the two, and more slabs embedded in them (colour is perhaps fractionally darker or more brown)",clear,,"Tree roots, slumping at north end (mixes wall collapse and lower deposits - lens together at disturbed north end, where collectively everything starts to slide and dive off down to the NW)","Earlier collapse debris (mixed roof and wall?) within north end of narrow 'corridor' space\n\nKPM still to write up\n\nExcavators::: WT, GA, MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 5",[24.417 TO 25.049],2.075,"ENVELOPE(148.525, 149.573, 3491.934, 3489.487)","ENVELOPE(148.52500000000000568434, 149.57300000000000750333, 3491.93400000000019645086, 3489.48700000000008003553)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.525 3489.729 25.049, 149.292 3489.699 24.998, 149.056 3489.632 24.991, 148.708 3489.487 24.901, 148.734 3490.117 24.803, 148.635 3490.417 24.75, 148.525 3491.482 24.498, 148.683 3491.763 24.417, 149.046 3491.901 24.483, 149.277 3491.888 24.54, 149.474 3491.568 24.69, 149.573 3491.371 24.85, 149.436 3490.929 24.818, 149.414 3490.579 24.981, 149.324 3490.494 24.914, 149.3 3490.345 24.956, 149.254 3490.341 24.918, 149.49 3489.989 25.046, 149.525 3489.729 25.049)), POLYGON Z ((149.117 3489.67 25.026, 148.85 3490.524 24.734, 148.907 3491.387 24.593, 149.117 3489.67 25.026)), POLYGON Z ((149.545 3489.904 25.013, 148.846 3489.741 24.759, 148.847 3490.33 24.654, 149.399 3490.388 24.794, 149.278 3491.05 24.709, 148.681 3491.174 24.565, 149.004 3491.934 24.498, 149.545 3489.904 25.013)), POLYGON Z ((149.463 3489.779 24.945, 149.15 3489.621 24.966, 148.796 3489.554 24.758, 148.725 3490.227 24.68, 149.182 3490.253 24.796, 149.448 3490.306 24.855, 149.443 3490.381 24.802, 149.422 3490.869 24.71, 148.961 3490.812 24.657, 148.693 3490.86 24.536, 148.648 3491.261 24.514, 149.138 3491.242 24.613, 149.463 3489.779 24.945)))","POLYGON ((149.0158493 3491.88953775, 149.046 3491.901, 149.277 3491.888, 149.474 3491.568, 149.573 3491.371, 149.436 3490.929, 149.42615681 3490.77240374, 149.443 3490.381, 149.448 3490.306, 149.43837699 3490.30408263, 149.545 3489.904, 149.50276801 3489.89415191, 149.525 3489.729, 149.3088055 3489.7011638, 149.15 3489.621, 148.9293913 3489.57924638, 148.708 3489.487, 148.734 3490.117, 148.635 3490.417, 148.525 3491.482, 148.683 3491.763, 148.97917866 3491.87559685, 149.004 3491.934, 149.0158493 3491.88953775))","149.067, 3490.739",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD,D18-A3 - ASU 99*1,924D7EAE-8774-4D9A-A6CA-68E0646CDB13,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 128\nD18-A3 - Structure 90\nD18-A3 - Structure 122,90942F7F-E1B8-4683-91BA-7D55306088EB\nA9489A60-D9A7-47DE-8543-BB85D77F6B5F\nC550A77F-BCC2-4B25-9B4A-DB5CAD75D5B5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 128\nD18-A3 - Structure 122,90942F7F-E1B8-4683-91BA-7D55306088EB\nC550A77F-BCC2-4B25-9B4A-DB5CAD75D5B5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\nBD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,100,"Slumped compact yellow and stones below 98, 9, and 60 (debris busted through NW corner of 55+41)",2017-10-03T09:47:41Z,2017-10-05T05:02:49Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,light,yellowish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,Yes,firm,30-40,20,0,0,0,<1,<0,<1,0,0,,,,poorly,large pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,mixed,Fragmentary and also complete (small),,,irregular,"Contours and clay content (contours in particular link it to the busted NW corner where 55 and 41 join, suggesting this is slumped debris connected to either collapse or post depositional dispersement)",diffuse,"Possibly a higher deposition of 1226, but seemed different in its localisation and also the more mixed alignment of slumped stones",Erosion\mixing from busted NW corner of space on upper terrace to the east; bioturbation from/tree roots,"Possibly early collapse or deposition of collapse (roofing?) debris, or else slumping of floor packing fills or pre-floor bedding\levelling fills from upper east space (in which case predates tumble fills of 98 and 62, unclear of relation to 53 however \n\nKpm/still to write up\n\nexcavator: MG\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 4",[24.863 TO 25.807],2.783,"ENVELOPE(150.029, 152.446, 3492.063, 3490.289)","ENVELOPE(150.02899999999999636202, 152.44599999999999795364, 3492.06300000000010186341, 3490.28900000000021464075)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.39 3491.259 25.712, 152.361 3491.751 25.598, 151.224 3492.063 25.126, 150.363 3491.972 24.89, 150.029 3491.724 24.863, 150.345 3490.748 25.149, 150.639 3490.289 25.267, 150.957 3490.717 25.255, 151.238 3491.325 25.356, 152.39 3491.259 25.712)), POLYGON Z ((152.446 3491.175 25.807, 151.963 3491.444 25.615, 151.547 3491.977 25.398, 151.367 3491.336 25.464, 151.128 3490.938 25.363, 150.756 3490.99 25.278, 150.673 3491.755 25.194, 152.446 3491.175 25.807)), POLYGON Z ((152.388 3491.239 25.669, 150.681 3491.675 25.021, 151.744 3491.46 25.436, 150.666 3490.961 25.145, 151.224 3491.311 25.257, 152.388 3491.239 25.669)))","POLYGON ((151.54631346 3491.97455515, 151.547 3491.977, 151.54961535 3491.97364909, 152.361 3491.751, 152.39 3491.259, 152.28647641 3491.26493104, 152.388 3491.239, 152.32397456 3491.24296034, 152.446 3491.175, 152.21826382 3491.24949915, 151.39875945 3491.30019014, 151.32499063 3491.26604297, 151.128 3490.938, 151.06331852 3490.9470415, 150.957 3490.717, 150.639 3490.289, 150.345 3490.748, 150.029 3491.724, 150.363 3491.972, 151.224 3492.063, 151.54631346 3491.97455515))","151.166, 3491.312",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD,D18-A3 - ASU 100*1,0A7B54B6-7380-4813-84F2-4C3BE7E40BD8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 126,5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 126,5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98,78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8\n7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98\nD18-A3 - ASU 9*10,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\n6BB14071-5DBD-443F-8976-5AA444DC4C6A\n78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8\nBEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,102,"Collapse debris (thin slabs) below 60, 62, 63, and 100 through area of access way",2017-10-04T11:25:16Z,2017-10-06T05:35:46Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,orangey,brown,Yes,silt,No,soft,50,15,00,0,0,<0.5,0,<0.5,0,0,0,,60-70,,large pebbles\ncobbles\nboulders,large pebbles\ncobbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,fragmentary,,,irregular,,,,,"Kpm to write up still\n\nExcavators: MG, FP\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 10 (102*1=10; 102*2 = 3)",[24.863 TO 26.05],4.487,"ENVELOPE(150.352, 153.698, 3492.784, 3491.144)","ENVELOPE(150.35200000000000386535, 153.69800000000000750333, 3492.78400000000010550139, 3491.14399999999977808329)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.533 3491.206 25.748, 153.321 3491.424 25.961, 153.63 3492.228 26.01, 153.698 3492.636 26.05, 152.614 3492.784 25.701, 151.611 3492.737 25.317, 150.82 3492.726 25.013, 150.442 3491.597 25.007, 151.039 3491.144 25.296, 151.363 3491.272 25.397, 152.533 3491.206 25.748)), POLYGON Z ((153.421 3492.258 26.044, 152.386 3492.018 25.747, 151.598 3491.892 25.298, 150.814 3491.954 25.027, 150.352 3492.003 24.863, 153.421 3492.258 26.044)), POLYGON Z ((151.903 3492.22 25.216, 152.127 3492.256 25.293, 152.229 3492.268 25.424, 152.313 3492.195 25.363, 153.441 3491.954 25.91, 153.424 3492.394 25.98, 153.142 3492.483 25.858, 152.779 3492.554 25.677, 152.227 3492.633 25.419, 151.419 3491.427 25.323, 152.776 3491.268 25.759, 152.233 3491.357 25.632, 151.903 3492.22 25.216)))","POLYGON ((153.698 3492.636, 153.63 3492.228, 153.321 3491.424, 152.76413792 3491.26994425, 152.776 3491.268, 152.76273026 3491.26955482, 152.533 3491.206, 151.363 3491.272, 151.039 3491.144, 150.442 3491.597, 150.57018491 3491.97985918, 150.352 3492.003, 150.58439775 3492.02230969, 150.82 3492.726, 151.611 3492.737, 152.614 3492.784, 153.698 3492.636))","152.007, 3491.997",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,5DFCE3F1-C83E-4EA9-9EC8-A92EED7A1564,D18-A3 - ASU 102*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 102*2,3F2427B3-A492-4A8A-85D4-981DD9A95C2A\n6BE9A5DB-7351-4AA4-AEC0-83C7504AC8F9,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123\nD18-A3 - Structure 105,B8A60683-FB97-4433-9D53-60A566B017EE\nD35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123,D35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62,7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 60,E482DCD0-E86B-4E12-BD8F-E90869AC1529,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,104,Lower floor (below 70*1; 70*4 = equivalent),2017-10-05T05:48:04Z,2017-10-09T06:19:04Z,KPM,Trowel,Yes,,,light,yellowish,brown,No,clayey silt,No,firm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Floor packing fill - latest in preserved sequence (contiguous with 70*2 and 70*3)\n\nExcavator: RB, KPM\n\nNo sieve tally (all taken for flotation)\n\nMicromorphology sample taken from beneath the south stone of (possible) wall 114. The latter may not have much of 131 in it (but will have 70*4+121/104+85/97*2 and the upper cm or so of 130/131), as the bedrock protruded high here.",[25.441 TO 25.573],0.261,"ENVELOPE(151.548, 152.027, 3494.833, 3493.77)","ENVELOPE(151.54800000000000181899, 152.02699999999998681233, 3494.83300000000008367351, 3493.76999999999998181011)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.027 3494.833 25.573, 152.003 3494.046 25.555, 151.677 3493.878 25.505, 151.548 3493.989 25.441, 151.654 3494.253 25.453, 152.027 3494.833 25.573)), POINT Z (151.891 3493.77 25.508))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POINT (151.891 3493.77), POLYGON ((152.027 3494.833, 152.003 3494.046, 151.677 3493.878, 151.548 3493.989, 151.654 3494.253, 152.027 3494.833)))","151.838, 3494.206",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,D9F1DAE6-DECC-4F12-BFED-EE70F9376F2B,D18-A3 - ASU 104*1,A29C003E-0C29-4205-A431-CAF8A932716E,D18-A3 - Surface 85,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09,D18-A3 - Surface 85,68805DDB-F6C6-4804-9E6C-B6B2036EEA09,D18-A3 - Surface 121,AAEC046E-EE8D-43DE-8C21-0800C0B63F5B,D18-A3 - Surface 121\nD18-A3 - ASU 70*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 70*4,93C1C5F5-A184-454D-97B7-6D8F4B432AF5\nAAEC046E-EE8D-43DE-8C21-0800C0B63F5B\nAE52D40B-7ECC-4875-AAE9-2A817B71C7BB,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,106,Lower floor packing (originally 87*2),2017-10-05T10:22:56Z,2017-10-06T10:22:56Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,,,mid,orangey,yellow,No,clayey silt,No,hard,0,5,0,0,0,<1,0,<0.5,0,<0.5,0,,<10,well,,small pebbles,medium sherds\nlarge sherds,complete (small),,flecks,irregular (due to excavation recognition and disturbance from large boulder),"More small (1-3mm) gritty inclusions and darker/more orange colour than lower floor packing above steps (what was started as 87, but became deeper behind the boulder removed the other day where we only recognised the two floor layers in section), breaks off more easily with a pick. Difference to 63 is obvious, both when dug horizontally and in section (the top of 87 identified and photogrammetried  the other day was effectively the top of this.","clear (in section only, more ephemeral when chasing horizontally)",,(Possibly part dug as 87 on previous day of work here),"Later floor packing? Surface change (below 63) is compact, but not a fine clay - more worn and more stones on top. Not far below saddle quern either: saddle quern possibly not fallen in as previously thought, but close to original context (IF this is indeed a floor packing fill: Myrsini analysis should clarify). \n\nAt first dug as just an ASU of 87 (87*2), until we realised that we really had tqo floor levels, amd that these should be separated more precisely and documented individually (although in hindsight, I should have kept this as an 87 ASU and changed number for the lower floor: but was not aure if it existed in west, i.e. Felt like 87 there was more the lower level than this new upper one)\n\n63 (rubble and collapse in yellow soil) breaks off the top of 106 clearly, but the boundary to the top of the lower yellow floor packing (above the steps) is leas clear, and the two clay packing fills feel almost fused at the boundary. 106 can only be dug cleanly with a hand pick, as it is only from the percussive force (of a hand pick used properly) that it will break off the lower boundary. It is much harder to dig with a trowel (also as so compact) as the boundary can be lost easily. If dug right with the hand pick, the matrix of 106 breaks off in large clumps, leaving a small skin of soil above the lower surface that then flakes off easily with the trowel.\n\nIt is very likely that the last day, perhaps even two, of work on 87 includes material from two floor packing fills, as the change was only recognised now. We at least tried to separate material for the two at this point, so we could sample appropriately and see if any differences are evident, and to allow comparison with MGk work. Not that much in the way of ceramics or shell etc. The flecks of carbon seem more associated with the lower packing fill than with this layer.\n\nExcavator: SP, KPM\n\nNo sieve tally, all taken for flotation.\n\n\nTwo micromorphology samples taken through 110/109+106/108 (one in east section, where curved profile visible against north face of Wall 55, the other in the north, from block left below saddle quern (SF 1918). This last area was dug as 106/110 (i.e. immediately east of where we had been working on 87). But this area, (against the south line of the deconstructed structure 69), was never as clear as the eastern part, and seemed to be softer and paler (more similar to the greyish white visible in parts of 96: ashy?), so hopefully Myrsini can clarify the deposition through this area (as well as verify the floors detected in 106+110).",[26.07 TO 26.157],0.12300000000000001,"ENVELOPE(154.371, 154.74, 3491.493, 3490.697)","ENVELOPE(154.37100000000000932232, 154.74000000000000909495, 3491.49299999999993815436, 3490.69700000000011641532)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.462 3491.493 26.133, 154.524 3491.268 26.117, 154.642 3491.167 26.137, 154.725 3491.039 26.157, 154.74 3490.887 26.128, 154.462 3491.493 26.133)), POLYGON Z ((154.371 3491.489 26.139, 154.422 3491.287 26.107, 154.565 3491.154 26.071, 154.646 3491.118 26.098, 154.654 3491.118 26.114, 154.576 3490.956 26.112, 154.607 3490.697 26.07, 154.371 3491.489 26.139)))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (POLYGON ((154.43471608 3491.27517316, 154.422 3491.287, 154.371 3491.489, 154.43471608 3491.27517316)), POLYGON ((154.59186562 3491.20991163, 154.524 3491.268, 154.462 3491.493, 154.59186562 3491.20991163)), POLYGON ((154.565 3491.154, 154.63096407 3491.12468263, 154.59186562 3491.20991163, 154.642 3491.167, 154.725 3491.039, 154.74 3490.887, 154.6437734 3491.09676014, 154.576 3490.956, 154.607 3490.697, 154.43471608 3491.27517316, 154.565 3491.154)))","154.568, 3491.104",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,1967D114-3E60-472A-8620-4D4A73266979,D18-A3 - ASU 106*1,1914350B-B983-4EB5-8C70-6AB6A27828AE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110\nD18-A3 - Surface 109,31BAC9D8-63E9-45DC-BAD0-B3EB98CC65A4\nFCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 110\nD18-A3 - Surface 109,31BAC9D8-63E9-45DC-BAD0-B3EB98CC65A4\n4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\nFCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 63\nD18-A3 - Surface 108,148A1D66-0815-4ABE-A582-AF625FAFDADA\n62926DB8-1D0D-42F3-891F-8D3B33E7E583,D18-A3 - Surface 108,62926DB8-1D0D-42F3-891F-8D3B33E7E583,D18-A3 - ASU 87*2,19E69E84-7EEA-4FAB-A91C-62CACC883D3A,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,110,Lower floor packing fill above steps and below 106,2017-10-06T11:03:26Z,2017-10-10T08:29:46Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"<2 degrees from east to west; almost flat from north to south, except for the southernmost c. 10 cm where 110 rises in a curved profile, starting at c. 15-20 degrees for first few cm, but curving up more sharply over last 5 cm (more like 35-40) to where the surface 109 meets the north face of 55. This line of curve was felt and partially followed during excavation, but the true line of curved slope was only accurately recognised where it was visible in the east section","Nearly flat above steps (slight inclination from east to east, <2 degrees)",light,yellowish,brown,No,clayey silt,No,hard,<1,<5,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.1,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,0,,<10,well,large pebbles,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,mixed,Fragmentary and complete (small),fragmentary,Flecks and small burnt wood,"irregular (would have been sub-rectangular perhaps, if recognised earlier?)","Less orange than 106, and without the higher frequency of tiny pebbles (10-40 mm); more gravel\small stones than 96 below; difference to marble steps is obvious.",clear,87,Bioturbation from tree roots,"Clay floor packing fill later placed over the top of the marble steps\passage way, perhaps in conjunction with renovation\modification that deconstructed structure 69. \n\nKPM still to write up notes\n\nExcavators: KPM, SP\n\nNo sieve tally (all taken for flotation)\n\nTwo micromorphology samples taken through 110/109+106/108 (one in east section, where curved profile visible against north face of Wall 55, the other in the north, from block left below saddle quern (SF 1918). This last area was dug as 106/110 (i.e. immediately east of where we had been working on 87). But this area, (against the south line of the deconstructed structure 69), was never as clear as the eastern part, and seemed to be softer and paler (more similar to the greyish white visible in parts of 96: ashy?), so hopefully Myrsini can clarify the deposition through this area (as well as verify the floors detected in 106+110).",[26.026 TO 26.139],0.08199999999999999,"ENVELOPE(154.371, 154.654, 3491.489, 3490.697)","ENVELOPE(154.37100000000000932232, 154.65399999999999636202, 3491.48900000000003274181, 3490.69700000000011641532)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((154.371 3491.489 26.139, 154.422 3491.287 26.107, 154.565 3491.154 26.071, 154.646 3491.118 26.098, 154.654 3491.118 26.114, 154.576 3490.956 26.112, 154.607 3490.697 26.07, 154.371 3491.489 26.139)), LINESTRING Z (154.53 3490.997 26.026, 154.546 3490.783 26.057))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (154.53 3490.997, 154.546 3490.783), POLYGON ((154.371 3491.489, 154.422 3491.287, 154.565 3491.154, 154.646 3491.118, 154.654 3491.118, 154.576 3490.956, 154.607 3490.697, 154.371 3491.489)))","154.538, 3491.082",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,FCFE0CCD-B817-4CDA-A0FB-6D2F185126BE,D18-A3 - ASU 110*1,26BA90E5-CF72-4903-970C-ECE57DD56723,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Surface 94\nD18-A3 - Structure 95,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\n93BAA83F-CBA9-4216-B18B-DA97212BCBB4\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Surface 94\nD18-A3 - Structure 55\nD18-A3 - Structure 69,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\n634379D5-AE9F-4038-9FF8-77E7249E686D\n6A33E220-5ADB-4DD3-8621-10A2974ACF98\nB074E124-B65A-4C3D-89C3-FA60647310D5,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 106\nD18-A3 - Surface 109,1967D114-3E60-472A-8620-4D4A73266979\n31BAC9D8-63E9-45DC-BAD0-B3EB98CC65A4,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 106\nD18-A3 - Surface 109,1967D114-3E60-472A-8620-4D4A73266979\n31BAC9D8-63E9-45DC-BAD0-B3EB98CC65A4,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 46\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87,46FE2DC2-44A9-48C8-AB15-21EFB091AB83\n4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,111,Deposit under surface exposed in 2016 (bedrock partially exposed).,2017-10-07T05:14:20Z,2017-10-09T05:23:02Z,AI,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,15-20 degrees from east down to west,,mid,greyish,brown,Yes,sandy silt,No,compact,20,10,,,,<1,<0.5,,1 tooth,<0.5,,,31,moderately,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,small sherds,,,,sub-rectangular,"(Uncertain: deposit dug last year, presumably stopped as thought the stones might be structural, and as had hit bedrock in the north)",clear,,,"9 Oct: In the small narrow strip dug on Sat between the two lines of stones (thought to be possibly structural: the south line is possibly a wall; the north is just rubble sitting on top of the pale sterile), it looked like there might have been two deposits in what was dug as 111: a greyish brown soil with tiny stone inclusions, and a finer greenish brown at the base that seems to be sterile above bedrock. Today, WT carefully peeled back what was left (inthe north) using ASUs in order to see if there was a change or not. Despite very careful work, no immediate change in texture or compaction was obvious. No continuation of the floor packing fill for surface 85 in the west ever appeared. However, more small rubbling stones appeared in the east supporting the identification of 114 as a wall. This looks to have been set into a sudden (perhaps augmented, but not clear with wall there) bedrock drop from east to west. The south line of stones that looks to actually have been built (IM also agreed when visited trench) lines up with a gap in Wall 114, also framing the south side of a narrow crevice in the bedrock.\n\nExcavator: JH, WT\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 6 (all from 111*1)",[25.59 TO 26.158],2.46,"ENVELOPE(152.072, 153.307, 3496.093, 3493.722)","ENVELOPE(152.07200000000000272848, 153.30699999999998794920, 3496.09299999999984720489, 3493.72200000000020736479)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((153.307 3495.989 26.122, 152.758 3496.065 26.012, 152.205 3496.093 25.824, 152.072 3495.66 25.772, 152.108 3494.924 25.732, 152.353 3494.308 25.695, 152.324 3493.722 25.756, 152.593 3493.879 25.797, 152.991 3493.849 25.847, 153.222 3494.149 26.121, 153.272 3494.959 26.055, 153.287 3495.434 26.158, 153.307 3495.989 26.122)), POLYGON Z ((153.047 3495.736 26.016, 152.587 3494.871 25.788, 152.405 3494.03 25.723, 153.047 3495.736 26.016)), POLYGON Z ((153.106 3495.858 26.029, 153.054 3494.57 25.68, 152.557 3494.387 25.59, 152.414 3495.044 25.641, 152.716 3494.957 25.734, 152.233 3495.681 25.7, 153.106 3495.858 26.029)))","POLYGON ((152.758 3496.065, 153.307 3495.989, 153.287 3495.434, 153.272 3494.959, 153.222 3494.149, 152.991 3493.849, 152.593 3493.879, 152.324 3493.722, 152.353 3494.308, 152.108 3494.924, 152.072 3495.66, 152.205 3496.093, 152.758 3496.065))","152.694, 3494.991",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,A7971A9A-260A-4622-97DA-B383B908C7BA,D18-A3 - ASU 111*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 111*2\nD18-A3 - ASU 111*3,05D9E0A7-AF0A-4413-B888-77E270563A52\n57060B80-97CE-45EA-9397-C5C6CE55A4D3\n62EBF1A8-B0F4-407A-A571-11A2DDD9955D,D18-A3 - Surface 18,A412056B-A471-459F-9610-2889A7FF36B8,D18-A3 - Structure 114\nD18-A3 - Structure 124,33909EE0-5A3D-4C9D-8DEF-B323AEB2919E\nFF200413-C33A-4BAD-A148-F67D612C6166,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 26,33B1C464-6769-416B-9E30-58163EB5B542,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,123,"Yellow gravelly clay below102+63, above deeper tumble (still 102, or earlier collapse?)",2017-10-09T09:01:59Z,2017-10-11T07:00:35Z,KPM,Trowel\nHand Pick,Yes,"Less than 5 degrees east to west for first part (c. 10-15 cm), before diving off to west at a c. 20 degree angle and to NW at a 30-45 degree angle. Small drop at far west edge of deposit, where it looks like 123 is slumped over lower collapse debris (unclear if more of 102, or an earlier and different collapse event",,mid,yellowish,brown,Yes,clayey silt,No,firm,10,15,0,0,0,<0.5,<0.1,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,0,,20,moderately,large pebbles\ncobbles,medium pebbles\nlarge pebbles,mixed,fragmentary,fragmentary,flecks and small burnt wood,irregular,"Significantly more clay content than 63 and 102 above (firmer, more gravelly, and finer grained) and less collapsed slabs. Boundary of change difficult to define between 123 and the clay floor packing in east below 63 (immediately west of steps), but 123 seems slightly coarser, less well-consolidated and well sorted, and to have its small stone inclusions at more non-uniform angles (but this difference might be subjective: I see and feel it, but MG doesn't, so It might prove to be all the same). Boundary change to lower deposit is just as subtle, but seems to be a finer grained and better consolidated (albeit slumped and diving) deposit appearing below 123 in upper east - stones and sherds lying at a consistent angle at point of break too. (11 oct: difference was legit perhaps, but subtle, with uncovering of new lower step, we decided to take out the lower western part, where 123*1 seemed to be breaking off of, as a new ASU instead of a new deposit as difference so subtle and impossible to find, and as med dressed stones embedded at angles within it: this lower ASU might be the slumped degraded and mixed west edge of 87, or just 123 mixed with slumping floor packing clay)",diffuse,Perhaps 63?,Taphonomic wash and erosion -  unclear yet if deposited via collapse or taphonomic (was/erosion/slumping) processes.,"This is a very difficult deposit to interpret: its makeup is similar to that of the clay floor packing exposed below 63, but is less consistent, slightly darker or more brown, and coarser, with more subtly mixed and less well sorted inclusions. It is very difficult to identify a clean boundary of change at the west edge, in order to define the difference between the clay floor packing and this (more degraded? Or totally different?) deposit. However, when I had a feel at the beginning of excavation, I felt that I could feel a texture and compaction difference, and could chase 123 of the better consolidated clay floor packing fill where it started to dive down underneath 123 (note that the surface no longer appeared extant or as clear at this point). This change was ephemeral, and needed to be chased from the east down to the west. 123 was however peeling off a more consolidated deposit below, which looked to be a sloped and slumping west edge of the clay floor packing. However, the excavator was not convinced that this change was real and had not been made up (similarly for the surface below 63, which she pointed out may have been cut/artificially created by the excavator, and felt was compact only because it had been walked on - in spite of my assertion that I had seen and been involved in the identification of that surface/change, although I agree it may have been slightly over dug in places at first, and perhaps not dug enough in its northern extent near the stone debris that may or may not be built), and to be honest, I had my doubts too - and so did not follow the boundary I started, but instead trowelled anew from the horizontal top rather than chasing the texture difference and change from the east.\n\nPossibly more left unexcavated in west, but seems to be below the rubble exposed in east above steps, so possibly something different (looks more similar to 100 than 123)\n\nNote: one tiny fragment of bone and one small (10 mm x 4 mm) fragment of obsidian were found, but blew away and could not be recovered. Bag numbers 1584 and 1585 cancelled and reassigned.\n\nExcavators: MG, KPM\n\nZembeli count (rough estimate of soil content volume only - stone zembelia not counted): 1 (more tallies missing? Or due to flotation?)",[25.187 TO 25.783],0.8059999999999999,"ENVELOPE(151.158, 152.999, 3491.805, 3491.063)","ENVELOPE(151.15799999999998703970, 152.99899999999999522515, 3491.80499999999983629095, 3491.06300000000010186341)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.764 3491.063 25.783, 152.831 3491.374 25.781, 152.481 3491.551 25.589, 151.212 3491.67 25.195, 151.321 3491.324 25.274, 152.333 3491.208 25.668, 152.764 3491.063 25.783)), POLYGON Z ((152.776 3491.268 25.759, 152.233 3491.357 25.632, 151.419 3491.427 25.323, 152.776 3491.268 25.759)), POLYGON Z ((151.158 3491.365 25.187, 151.253 3491.805 25.209, 151.784 3491.372 25.393, 151.779 3491.725 25.337, 152.197 3491.224 25.567, 152.563 3491.184 25.637, 152.579 3491.595 25.545, 152.851 3491.435 25.707, 152.999 3491.386 25.761, 152.731 3491.163 25.749, 152.908 3491.263 25.78, 151.158 3491.365 25.187)))","POLYGON ((151.44539425 3491.64811354, 151.78053419 3491.61668592, 151.779 3491.725, 151.87691021 3491.60764829, 152.481 3491.551, 152.57542808 3491.50324637, 152.579 3491.595, 152.851 3491.435, 152.999 3491.386, 152.85489896 3491.26609503, 152.80833824 3491.26880886, 152.79745642 3491.21829769, 152.85489896 3491.26609503, 152.908 3491.263, 152.79310212 3491.19808594, 152.764 3491.063, 152.333 3491.208, 151.321 3491.324, 151.31089115 3491.35608863, 151.158 3491.365, 151.21903248 3491.64767673, 151.212 3491.67, 151.22361706 3491.66891061, 151.253 3491.805, 151.44539425 3491.64811354))","152.041, 3491.435",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,D35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - ASU 123*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 123*2,5E1C3599-40B2-4D83-BCE3-059687ADA407\nD68DA765-705D-40A8-9C7F-6B200C0CCA12,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 96\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 129\nD18-A3 - Structure 95\nD18-A3 - ASU 87*3,2232B37C-1869-45C0-BB7F-5DB88E661AFF\n4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\n68248D59-DA8D-4AEE-B29A-66B16B1ED2E9\n93BAA83F-CBA9-4216-B18B-DA97212BCBB4\n9536DBF8-BB8F-4E0F-9EE4-1854E1ECA3D8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 87\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 129\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 134,4AD06E46-2BA4-41C3-9BE2-654206FEEC39\n67BBF43D-0586-4432-B7EA-D4A366FDACA7\n9536DBF8-BB8F-4E0F-9EE4-1854E1ECA3D8,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 102,5DFCE3F1-C83E-4EA9-9EC8-A92EED7A1564,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 102\nD18-A3 - ASU 102*1\nD18-A3 - ASU 102*2,3F2427B3-A492-4A8A-85D4-981DD9A95C2A\n5DFCE3F1-C83E-4EA9-9EC8-A92EED7A1564\n6BE9A5DB-7351-4AA4-AEC0-83C7504AC8F9\n7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,125,Yellow below 59,2017-10-10T12:23:07Z,2017-10-10T12:23:07Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Unexcavated - number assigned for soil chemistry and stratigraphic matrix. Full record to be completed once excavated (2018?). \n\nNote that one zembeli was sieved, from when GA vigorously cleaned into this deposit while trying to clarify the NW corner of 93 and also the nature of 74. This removed part of the light yellow gravelly matrix (revealing more collapsed slabs below - promising for deposition here, even if preemptively dug) soil from 125, and so once this fact was recognised (and excavation quickly halted), the material was separated from 93. The appearance of collapse debris below this suggests it should be removed before the rest of 93 next year, as it is probably later / overlying it. \n\nFull description and documentation left for next year: preliminary data only (including soil chemistry, while freshly dug)",[24.293 TO 24.857],5.905,"ENVELOPE(147.965, 150.134, 3497.782, 3493.891)","ENVELOPE(147.96500000000000341061, 150.13399999999998613021, 3497.78200000000015279511, 3493.89100000000007639755)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((147.965 3494.612 24.315, 148.533 3495.953 24.438, 148.466 3497.782 24.472, 150.134 3496.771 24.783, 149.742 3495.544 24.713, 149.621 3494.842 24.722, 148.991 3494.859 24.563, 148.39 3494.633 24.42, 148.394 3494.401 24.398, 148.78 3494.286 24.514, 149.657 3494.354 24.689, 149.647 3494.054 24.676, 149.066 3493.891 24.441, 148.588 3493.954 24.41, 148.021 3494.069 24.293, 147.965 3494.612 24.315)), POLYGON Z ((149.441 3494.151 24.593, 148.308 3494.288 24.357, 149.556 3495.104 24.791, 149.055 3495.494 24.55, 148.808 3495.578 24.509, 148.636 3495.65 24.692, 148.295 3495.815 24.401, 148.599 3496.564 24.489, 149.094 3496.461 24.857, 149.412 3496.43 24.618, 150.119 3496.737 24.781, 149.276 3497.093 24.587, 148.514 3497.716 24.474, 149.441 3494.151 24.593)))","POLYGON ((150.134 3496.771, 149.742 3495.544, 149.621 3494.842, 149.25877905 3494.85177422, 149.39352641 3494.33357103, 149.657 3494.354, 149.647 3494.054, 149.066 3493.891, 148.588 3493.954, 148.021 3494.069, 147.965 3494.612, 148.44400868 3495.74289902, 148.295 3495.815, 148.51793437 3496.36426922, 148.466 3497.782, 150.134 3496.771))","148.994, 3495.66",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,4041370F-5473-4174-8B58-BE610BB9A10B,D18-A3 - ASU 125*1,8E19C380-6C66-45B1-B630-79A4E57BFD08,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 93,BD794453-3E04-448A-9A2A-A77603038685,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 59,B82F6F17-E2AA-4176-9F87-96958126BF2A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 59,B82F6F17-E2AA-4176-9F87-96958126BF2A,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,126,"Compact yellow gravelly with flat-lying medium stones on top (below 53*1, 100, 98)",2017-10-11T11:08:11Z,2017-10-11T11:08:11Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Unexcavated, created 2017 for stratigraphic relationships.\n\nPossibly coeval with lower west part of 123 (note that lowermost part of 123 possibly not removed - changed to a more compact gravelly yellow more consistent with 126, so left it in situ and stopped 123*2 there, but it might still be diffuse lower boundary where 123 slumped over and mixed with 126)",[24.883 TO 25.501],2.369,"ENVELOPE(149.731, 151.114, 3491.613, 3488.993)","ENVELOPE(149.73099999999999454303, 151.11400000000000432010, 3491.61299999999982901500, 3488.99299999999993815436)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.424 3488.996 25.39, 150.527 3489.287 25.48, 150.332 3489.63 25.356, 150.674 3490.175 25.296, 150.427 3491.031 25.092, 150.424 3488.996 25.39)), POLYGON Z ((150.557 3489.038 25.501, 150.415 3488.993 25.401, 150.24 3489.485 25.325, 150.145 3489.551 25.31, 149.952 3489.402 25.305, 149.848 3490.707 25.034, 150.086 3490.763 25.112, 150.083 3491.033 25.014, 149.731 3491.112 24.962, 149.94 3491.613 24.883, 151.114 3491.345 25.275, 150.798 3490.074 25.355, 150.557 3489.038 25.501)))","POLYGON ((151.114 3491.345, 150.798 3490.074, 150.557 3489.038, 150.415 3488.993, 150.24 3489.485, 150.145 3489.551, 149.952 3489.402, 149.848 3490.707, 150.086 3490.763, 150.083 3491.033, 149.731 3491.112, 149.94 3491.613, 151.114 3491.345))","150.359, 3490.462",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,5607BB5A-490E-46F0-A8E7-CD25B6D8765D,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\n82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 53\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 98\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 100,58FAD48D-EAFD-4933-913E-126B434568EE\n78C4CC95-E9AD-499F-AFE5-3758280CA9A8\n82CE9025-5148-43E7-AF3E-AA662F3BE1DD,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,127,Brighter yellow collapse clay (roof?) below 86 into which lowest part of fallen western wall is embedded,2017-10-11T14:20:56Z,2017-10-11T14:20:56Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Earlier collapse than 86 and 58. Unexcavated 2017. Created for stratigraphic relationships and for soil chemistry,[24.599 TO 25.472],4.627,"ENVELOPE(146.99, 149.709, 3486.409, 3483.951)","ENVELOPE(146.99000000000000909495, 149.70900000000000318323, 3486.40900000000010550139, 3483.95100000000002182787)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.383 3484.141 25.319, 149.567 3484.598 25.185, 149.709 3485.025 25.369, 148.892 3484.415 25.034, 148.206 3484.577 24.942, 147.598 3484.161 24.987, 147.211 3484.094 24.807, 148.352 3485.276 25.018, 147.56 3485.205 24.802, 147.386 3485.296 24.672, 149.212 3485.588 25.051, 148.659 3485.95 24.931, 148.106 3486.02 24.885, 147.906 3486.067 24.714, 148.736 3484.209 25.344, 148.56 3484.641 25.228, 148.357 3485.526 25.105, 149.383 3484.141 25.319)), POLYGON Z ((149.441 3483.951 25.472, 146.99 3483.965 24.737, 147.316 3485.401 24.609, 147.805 3486.409 24.599, 148.719 3485.883 24.947, 149.43 3485.389 25.051, 149.694 3485.042 25.366, 149.441 3483.951 25.472)))","POLYGON ((148.58666823 3485.95915592, 148.659 3485.95, 149.212 3485.588, 149.15638518 3485.5791065, 149.43 3485.389, 149.694 3485.042, 149.68609127 3485.00789556, 149.709 3485.025, 149.64641716 3484.83681075, 149.441 3483.951, 146.99 3483.965, 147.316 3485.401, 147.805 3486.409, 148.58666823 3485.95915592))","148.328, 3484.933",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,AE2AC01C-AD59-410F-B8D4-88BCAACD70F6,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 86,EF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 86,EF83A1A1-E493-4115-B41F-1DCF55B94992,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,128,Yellow clay and collapse below 99,2017-10-12T06:18:06Z,2017-10-12T06:18:06Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Unexcavated 2017: created for soil chemistry sampling (all of these exposed deposits decided to sample this year preliminary, while fresh and not contaminated by winter wash etc) and stratigraphic relationships. To be excavated next year (ideally after 93 has finished, as 93 possibly lies over it - unclear at end of season if physical relationships reflect deposition sequence, or post depositional slumping and disturbance from later taphonomic processes).",[24.514 TO 24.966],1.119,"ENVELOPE(148.648, 149.463, 3491.261, 3489.554)","ENVELOPE(148.64799999999999613465, 149.46299999999999386091, 3491.26099999999996725819, 3489.55400000000008731149)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.463 3489.779 24.945, 149.15 3489.621 24.966, 148.796 3489.554 24.758, 148.725 3490.227 24.68, 149.182 3490.253 24.796, 149.448 3490.306 24.855, 149.443 3490.381 24.802, 149.422 3490.869 24.71, 148.961 3490.812 24.657, 148.693 3490.86 24.536, 148.648 3491.261 24.514, 149.138 3491.242 24.613, 149.463 3489.779 24.945)))","POLYGON ((149.463 3489.779, 149.15 3489.621, 148.796 3489.554, 148.725 3490.227, 149.182 3490.253, 149.448 3490.306, 149.443 3490.381, 149.422 3490.869, 148.961 3490.812, 148.693 3490.86, 148.648 3491.261, 149.138 3491.242, 149.463 3489.779))","149.055, 3490.427",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,90942F7F-E1B8-4683-91BA-7D55306088EB,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 99,4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 99,4B141212-5A09-4BCD-A861-BE321AD09CFD,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,129,Rubble packing above steps and below 123,2017-10-12T07:58:04Z,2017-10-12T11:32:39Z,KPM,Unexcavated,Yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Unexcavated in 2017: possibly rubble packing above earlier marble steps 95 (for later floor packing fills 110/87), or just earlier collapse? Unclear if medium stones appearing c. 60 cm to west lower in wash gully slope are the same thing, or different. Left for next year as stratigraphy here too complicated and poorly preserved to rush (especially if there are multiple architectural phases)\n\nCreated this year to allow preliminary recording and soil-chemistry sampling while freshly dug and clean. Stratigraphic relationships are complicated, and require careful excavation next year.",[25.5 TO 25.766],0.158,"ENVELOPE(152.2, 152.811, 3491.524, 3491.099)","ENVELOPE(152.19999999999998863132, 152.81100000000000704858, 3491.52399999999988722266, 3491.09900000000016007107)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((152.811 3491.099 25.766, 152.683 3491.449 25.615, 152.268 3491.524 25.5, 152.2 3491.246 25.569, 152.811 3491.099 25.766)), LINESTRING Z (152.647 3491.229 25.693, 152.301 3491.239 25.554))","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION (LINESTRING (152.647 3491.229, 152.301 3491.239), POLYGON ((152.811 3491.099, 152.683 3491.449, 152.268 3491.524, 152.2 3491.246, 152.811 3491.099)))","152.496, 3491.319",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,9536DBF8-BB8F-4E0F-9EE4-1854E1ECA3D8,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123,D35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123,D35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,131,Lower floor packing fill below 97,2017-10-12T10:49:38Z,2017-10-13T09:46:15Z,KPM,Trowel,Yes,"<10 degrees frome east to west, <2 degrees from SE to NW and S to N","<5 degrees from east to west (except for where bedrock protrudes along the east half: there, the bedrock is higher, dropping pff to east at a c. 30-40 degree angle), irregular contours from N to S",light,yellowish,brown,No,clayey silt,No,firm,<1,2-5%,0,0,0,<1,<0.1,<0.5,<0.1,<0.1,0,,5-10%,well,,small pebbles\nmedium pebbles,small sherds\nmedium sherds,fragmentary,fragmentary,flecks,sub-rectangular,"From upper was subtle, more a breaking point and change in compaction, with horizontal roots and sherds+stones sitting flat at the same level; from lower is the lack of artefact inclusions and the change to a harder and grittier surface.",clear,Possibly equal to 97 (if laminated/resurfaced - consult with Myrsini,"Bioturbation from tree roots, western erosion zone (sorry, should have separated this as its own ASU as with 97, b time was so incredibly short today, and Marcella was working as fast as possible to go without losing critical stratigraphic control or information).","Earliest floor packing fill layer, laid down over what might be a construction surface.\n\n13 Oct: Sadly, this level was excavated with some haste as it was the final day of digging. The deposit had a clear compacted surface (130), from which 97 above broke off in nice levels. It is almost identical to 97 above, except for the fracture point of the boundary: there is a strong chance that both are the same thing, and that the different surfaces identified may have been resurfacing laminations for a single floor layer. Also, there is a strong chance that the surface identified as 130 may in places have been the construction surface, reached in some places but not in others (the area is problematic, due to erosion along the western edge (and the lack of a definitive superstructure to define it: we have just the hint that wall foundations exist here in the west, but with the floor packing fills perhaps slumped over the broken top preserved course? This area is highly disturbed) and also perhaps due to the difficulty in chasing a surface through a confined and interrupted area. For sure 97*2 was a little overexcavated in the SE, where (on one of my recurring visits) I identified a thin (<4mm) layer of 131 over the top if the largish (c. 25 cm) schist stone sitting flat at level with the bedrock (packing? Something earlier?), and explicitly instructed this area to be dug with a trowel only as anything else would remove this veneer (due to a miscommunication, this was then removed with a trowel, scraping the thin soil and surface off the harder stone below). Both excavators in this area felt that the surface/packing fill 130/131 and again 132 below, rose slightly to the SE through this area, perhaps curving up to a southern wall line, or simply rising with the bedrock ground level rise. Much more clarification work remains to be done re the structures in this area, and their relationships to the (now part excavate) deposits 70, 97, and 131 which might represent different floors or resurfacings of floors.\n\nModerate frequency of ceramics and shell (relative to such a small area at least), occasional obsidian and charcoal flecks (very small, and noticeably nowhere near as many as seen elsewhere, such as in 87 and 110. \n\nDifficult to discern relationships: the slipped stones from 114 hang over it from the east, leaving a large amount of soil beneath them (left for Myrsini to sample), and we lack spatial definition to the west and south (it was hoped that excavation of 131 would clarify these, but to no avail so far, although the large sub rounded slab to the south looks like it might have soil beneath it still and so might be floating; even in the north, where we should have been able to chase the floor out to the bedrock or perhaps the bedding of a wall we have just hit disarticulated medium rubble atones, reminiscent of the fill/stones below 84. \n\nDeposit peels off from a distinct change, a compacted deposit comprised of a cleaner clay almost totally absent of inclusions >1cm (and totally lacking in finds), that might perhaps be a construction surface or levelling bedding above the bedrock(/any foundation rubble fill). This deposit requires further investigation (grittier and sander, with a warmer hue in colour - some parts clearly look like the bright soil you get just before bedrock, but others look more anthropogenic), but unfortunately this was impossible during the time constraints of today (even with MG having taken over excavation of this area). Stones left in place, and the possible construction surface / bedding too, for less hasty investigation next year (if still preserved then).\n\nNote that one schist disc appeared in the east area where something structural has been expected (but has yet to appear).\n\nExcavator: MG\n\nNo zembeli tally, as intensively sampled for flotation.\n\nTwo micromorphology samples taken in this area: one from the black left for Myrsini, the other from beneath the south stone of (possible) wall 114. The latter may not have much of 131 in it (but will have 70*4+85/97*2 and the upper cm or so of 130/131), as the bedrock protruded high here, but the former should (alongside 70*1+70*2+85/97*1). Unsure if surface 132 will exist in these samples (unless Myrsini was able to cut down to include it?), as it was not able to be excavated in 2017.",[25.24 TO 25.446],0.889,"ENVELOPE(151.209, 151.982, 3495.393, 3493.975)","ENVELOPE(151.20900000000000318323, 151.98199999999999931788, 3495.39300000000002910383, 3493.97499999999990905053)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((151.405 3495.347 25.358, 151.828 3495.393 25.437, 151.814 3494.988 25.401, 151.921 3494.684 25.419, 151.931 3494.065 25.446, 151.634 3493.975 25.401, 151.437 3493.984 25.346, 151.299 3494.147 25.325, 151.285 3494.624 25.329, 151.373 3495.014 25.365, 151.405 3495.347 25.358)), POLYGON Z ((151.921 3494.07 25.436, 151.352 3494.078 25.323, 151.827 3494.75 25.414, 151.261 3494.613 25.311, 151.789 3495.328 25.419, 151.454 3495.302 25.392, 151.921 3494.07 25.436)), POLYGON Z ((151.3 3495.022 25.263, 151.602 3495.321 25.38, 151.831 3495.37 25.401, 151.843 3495.04 25.382, 151.957 3494.685 25.417, 151.982 3494.363 25.42, 151.907 3493.996 25.413, 151.489 3494 25.336, 151.313 3494.194 25.289, 151.327 3494.93 25.289, 151.3 3495.022 25.263)), POLYGON Z ((151.932 3494.116 25.41, 151.359 3494.211 25.284, 151.853 3494.766 25.38, 151.335 3494.817 25.28, 151.209 3494.678 25.24, 151.227 3494.87 25.264, 151.352 3495.018 25.293, 151.57 3495.001 25.325, 151.664 3495.036 25.369, 151.815 3495.068 25.384, 151.802 3495.336 25.392, 151.613 3495.249 25.368, 151.448 3495.274 25.353, 151.932 3494.116 25.41)))","POLYGON ((151.82717666 3495.36918191, 151.831 3495.37, 151.843 3495.04, 151.957 3494.685, 151.982 3494.363, 151.93167975 3494.11676623, 151.932 3494.116, 151.93153879 3494.11607647, 151.93027478 3494.10989125, 151.931 3494.065, 151.92044732 3494.06180222, 151.907 3493.996, 151.70953571 3493.99788961, 151.634 3493.975, 151.437 3493.984, 151.35748244 3494.07792292, 151.352 3494.078, 151.35446487 3494.08148714, 151.299 3494.147, 151.28515128 3494.6188458, 151.261 3494.613, 151.29198585 3494.65496, 151.32451008 3494.7991015, 151.324633 3494.80556339, 151.209 3494.678, 151.227 3494.87, 151.31428059 3494.97334022, 151.3 3495.022, 151.3815252 3495.10271535, 151.405 3495.347, 151.828 3495.393, 151.82717666 3495.36918191))","151.605, 3494.651",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,CEFA94F6-2C73-4C9B-829B-8CF29F9BAD8D,D18-A3 - ASU 131*1,9EA845F5-B49E-4390-8660-44EAAAEAFD63,D18-A3 - Surface 132,EA799758-B794-4596-A324-24CF7A1B73B3,D18-A3 - Surface 132,EA799758-B794-4596-A324-24CF7A1B73B3,D18-A3 - Surface 130,23B3C8B3-7E8A-4E51-B587-771F2B17A97A,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 97\nD18-A3 - Surface 130,23B3C8B3-7E8A-4E51-B587-771F2B17A97A\n7615B829-ABA5-45C7-A6EA-82713E621ABB,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Fill,133,Possible rubble fill below 84,2017-10-13T07:33:43Z,2017-10-13T11:09:37Z,KPM,Unexcavated,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Still unclear as to the nature of this deposit: if 84 was a layer of degraded and eroded floor packing (e.g. from floor packing fills 70, 97 and 131 north of it), then this might be cobble fill for the terrace below. However, this interpretation does not sit well with what looks like a consistent layer of roofing debris (125) below 59 (unless these two areas were separated by a drop in ground level thanks to a terrace retaining wall?) - basically the ground level seems too high. But we are lacking structural definition (hints at walls through here, including an E-W wall just to the north of this that seems to corner with whatever wall defined the west edge of 70+97+131: neither of these are clear yet, and so have not been assigned context numbers - I have become more cautious since my wall assigning spree with 74, 75 and 112-120). So perhaps it is just an earlier layer of collapse or tumble, consistent for instance with 98. \n\nNot excavated 2017 (in fact, remnant 84 still in NE area surrounding stones that may or may not define the south side of 97, 131 floor fills - this area is too nebulous to handle well in the last days of 2017, and I regret even removing the floor fills before we understood the spatial definition better, but the call was made so as to recover as much uncontaminated samples from this as possible, rather than leaving the fragile deposits to be degraded over the winter season). \n\nThe number was assigned so as to allow preliminary documentation and recording, but we seem to have forgotten to do the soil-chemistry? (Although I was sure Matt had taken the sample?)",[25.208 TO 25.208],,,,GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POINT Z (151.494 3492.549 25.208)),POINT (151.494 3492.549),"151.494, 3492.549",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,EE9CF80E-DC8A-4E9C-B97F-9EB30C55A868,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 84,A0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 84,A0624A9B-DCF4-4FF8-8A1B-DFF36DE9A2D4,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,134,"Lower collapse (possibly 103, but looks different and is below unexcavated yellow clay)",2017-10-13T07:34:38Z,2017-10-13T07:34:38Z,KPM,Unexcavated,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Unexcavated 2017. Created for preliminary recording, but we seem to have forgotten to do the soil-chemistry in the end (cf.  note in. 133).\n\nEither earlier collapse deposit, perhaps from 105 or a northern wall (contrasting with 102, which contained debris fallen largely from the south and east), or else this is the lower part of 102, deeper here in the west due to the changing ground level (hence the steps below), but interlaced with slumping later deposits (123). Current instinct is that it is an earlier and different collapse deposit to 123. \n\nNote sure why there is a flotation bag linked to this unit - it must be a field error. Contexts open on the 13th were 97, 9*12, and 131. Presumably the sample belongs to 131.",[24.804 TO 25.419],1.765,"ENVELOPE(150.363, 152.333, 3492.814, 3491.51)","ENVELOPE(150.36299999999999954525, 152.33299999999999840838, 3492.81399999999985084287, 3491.51000000000021827873)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((150.876 3491.648 25.097, 151.375 3491.51 25.19, 152.134 3491.972 25.275, 152.333 3492.26 25.356, 152.175 3492.637 25.395, 151.447 3492.732 25.21, 150.683 3492.814 24.97, 150.363 3492.358 24.804, 150.695 3491.853 24.985, 150.876 3491.648 25.097)), POLYGON Z ((151.984 3491.944 25.299, 152.017 3492.169 25.419, 151.919 3492.153 25.228, 151.493 3492.621 25.204, 151.027 3492.814 25.078, 151.02 3492.45 24.987, 151.267 3491.991 25.095, 151.088 3491.986 25.173, 151.065 3492.028 25.08, 150.717 3492.254 24.864, 151.984 3491.944 25.299)))","POLYGON ((151.14733072 3492.76416346, 151.447 3492.732, 152.175 3492.637, 152.333 3492.26, 152.134 3491.972, 151.375 3491.51, 150.876 3491.648, 150.695 3491.853, 150.363 3492.358, 150.683 3492.814, 151.02629143 3492.77715458, 151.027 3492.814, 151.14733072 3492.76416346))","151.329, 3492.228",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,67BBF43D-0586-4432-B7EA-D4A366FDACA7,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 123,D35C65F6-69E4-43EC-950A-FE05B527CF2D,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 62,7D8F5FAA-38CB-4D1C-83C1-69B7290374B2,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,135,Backfill Cleaning 2018 (whole of Trench A),2018-09-03T11:01:09Z,2018-09-03T11:01:09Z,KM,Trowel\nAfter Rain,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Cleaning of the trench after tarp and backfill. Mostly loose aeolian soil, some mudwash.",,,,,,,,2018-09-04T17:01:51Z,Europe/Athens,09B66201-400E-4D1E-8FCC-2CEDA2245610,D18-A3 - ASU 135*1\nD18-A3 - Sample or Bag 1712\nD18-A3 - Sample or Bag 1713\nD18-A3 - Sample or Bag 1714\nD18-A3 - Sample or Bag 1715,22C6E66F-0818-4FDE-BBA2-2E00EF577487\n41A33F25-2C3A-448E-BA34-CF9342F85BAC\nD50A1DC1-8C3F-4349-84A6-B0EB795B6F78\nE143155B-212F-4CC9-A737-839C48DEBD47\nF252D875-4200-41B6-9D7E-2151E6DDB495,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,,600,,2018-09-03T15:27:29Z,2018-09-03T15:27:29Z,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,2018-09-03T15:28:00Z,Europe/Athens,D4662F75-0947-473B-96AE-BCAC505C76FE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-01,"Trench IV, Layer 1",2008-08-31T17:03:44Z,2008-08-31T17:03:44Z,KPM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits,,11.463,"ENVELOPE(143.918, 147.883, 3487.597, 3483.134)","ENVELOPE(143.91828209754339695792, 147.88289831227061199570, 3487.59731488698116663727, 3483.13408311145394691266)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((145.143485172304 3487.597314886981, 143.9182820975434 3483.817637631235, 146.7921198232591 3483.134083111454, 147.8828983122706 3486.991075848599, 145.143485172304 3487.597314886981)))","POLYGON ((145.14348517 3487.59731489, 143.9182821 3483.81763763, 146.79211982 3483.13408311, 147.88289831 3486.99107585, 145.14348517 3487.59731489))","145.932, 3485.368",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,F6F666DB-6267-43E1-97A8-158C6FC465DC,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-02,CF89156C-A90A-4EA7-BE27-0ED994CF63B1,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 4\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit V-01 to 03,56B69BE6-0F20-4875-B3AE-B46AA9C31B07\nC932F987-6346-454B-A2E1-E881BA11542D,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-02,Trench IV Layer 2,2008-10-01T17:05:19Z,2008-10-01T17:05:19Z,KPM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits,,11.463,"ENVELOPE(143.918, 147.883, 3487.597, 3483.134)","ENVELOPE(143.91828209754339695792, 147.88289831227061199570, 3487.59731488698116663727, 3483.13408311145394691266)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((145.143485172304 3487.597314886981, 143.9182820975434 3483.817637631235, 146.7921198232591 3483.134083111454, 147.8828983122706 3486.991075848599, 145.143485172304 3487.597314886981)))","POLYGON ((145.14348517 3487.59731489, 143.9182821 3483.81763763, 146.79211982 3483.13408311, 147.88289831 3486.99107585, 145.14348517 3487.59731489))","145.932, 3485.368",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,CF89156C-A90A-4EA7-BE27-0ED994CF63B1,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-03 to 06,908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-01,F6F666DB-6267-43E1-97A8-158C6FC465DC,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit V-01 to 03,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\nC932F987-6346-454B-A2E1-E881BA11542D,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-03 to 06,Trench IV Layers 3 to 6,2008-10-01T17:06:49Z,2008-10-01T17:06:49Z,KPM,,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits.\n\nThis will also have included material overdug from 88, 58 and 127 (also from unassigned roofing debris below 88 and 77)",,11.905999999999999,"ENVELOPE(143.755, 147.859, 3487.698, 3483.183)","ENVELOPE(143.75477265584208907967, 147.85884484136369110274, 3487.69817110325993780862, 3483.18291588213787690620)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((145.0426289560247 3487.69817110326, 143.7547726558421 3483.888909396093, 146.7028774393926 3483.182915882138, 147.8588448413637 3487.069759294135, 145.0426289560247 3487.69817110326)))","POLYGON ((145.04262896 3487.6981711, 143.75477266 3483.8889094, 146.70287744 3483.18291588, 147.85884484 3487.06975929, 145.04262896 3487.6981711))","145.837, 3485.443",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-07\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-08\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-09\nD18-A3 - Structure 65\nD18-A3 - Structure 66\nD18-A3 - Structure 68,078049ED-8E2A-4971-8C12-B19A61C0C9DB\n7F67F343-0E41-438F-A713-8A03016CFC61\n87054F47-9AF1-4239-ABF1-C4A37D25236E\nB66EF07F-FC48-4C70-82A7-B25A4679E745\nC83DE356-FF30-4F0A-988B-5A88E48A85DF\nDA829599-365E-4785-A442-7E1341E81417,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-02,CF89156C-A90A-4EA7-BE27-0ED994CF63B1,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-07,Trench IV Layer 7,2008-10-01T17:11:45Z,2008-10-01T17:11:45Z,KPM,,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits\n\nProbably coeval with 57, but impossible to tell from published photo and description (this impression was formed largely from excavation of 51*2)\n\nDescription unclear, but sounds as though different to IV-08? If stones of 61 already visible and seen as the dividing point.",,2.858,"ENVELOPE(144.232, 146.053, 3487.564, 3484.766)","ENVELOPE(144.23242630237871253485, 146.05329919336858779388, 3487.56409814816015568795, 3484.76588773101502738427)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((145.4773681511705 3484.789157672114, 145.6024440845772 3486.21735030706, 145.9398582305114 3487.302311310797, 146.0532991933686 3487.456474670577, 145.2592124533682 3487.56409814816, 144.2324263023787 3484.867693723323, 144.5960191320492 3484.765887731015, 145.4773681511705 3484.789157672114)))","POLYGON ((145.47736815 3484.78915767, 145.60244408 3486.21735031, 145.93985823 3487.30231131, 146.05329919 3487.45647467, 145.25921245 3487.56409815, 144.2324263 3484.86769372, 144.59601913 3484.76588773, 145.47736815 3484.78915767))","145.217, 3486.053",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,C83DE356-FF30-4F0A-988B-5A88E48A85DF,,,D18-A3 - Structure 67,75299D69-65F0-44D4-B29F-BFE1EBD0768E,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-03 to 06,908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,E9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-08,Trench IV Layer 8,2008-10-01T17:31:56Z,2008-10-01T17:31:56Z,KPM,,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits\n\n\nExcavation of IV-08 must have removed mixed deposits: tumble (coeval with 9), collapse (coeval with 88), and roofing debris (coeval with unassigned yellow compact gravel below 88, that is now visible in east scarp pf TrIV.",,4.724,"ENVELOPE(145.537, 147.812, 3487.569, 3484.777)","ENVELOPE(145.53694648216969653731, 147.81248171170719274414, 3487.56860469977618777193, 3484.77701058782486143173)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((145.5369464821697 3484.777010587825, 145.5532003052378 3486.199220106286, 145.9311016915717 3487.389812646027, 146.0001804396112 3487.568604699776, 147.8124817117072 3487.085053463499, 147.0810596736416 3484.789200955126, 145.5369464821697 3484.777010587825)))","POLYGON ((145.53694648 3484.77701059, 145.55320031 3486.19922011, 145.93110169 3487.38981265, 146.00018044 3487.5686047, 147.81248171 3487.08505346, 147.08105967 3484.78920096, 145.53694648 3484.77701059))","146.535, 3486.112",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,7F67F343-0E41-438F-A713-8A03016CFC61,,,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-03 to 06,908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 9\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,BEB43180-976E-46D0-816D-B5B2EC92AB8A\nE9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,IV-09,Trench IV Layer 9,2008-10-01T18:10:34Z,2008-10-01T18:10:34Z,KPM,,No,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits\n\nPossibly wall collapse rather than tumble? Need to read original notes.,,3.2489999999999997,"ENVELOPE(143.717, 147.11, 3484.558, 3483.18)","ENVELOPE(143.71651829853959725369, 147.10950386401080436372, 3484.55758397640602197498, 3483.18007247138211823767)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON ((147.1095038640108 3484.557583976406, 143.9318814541923 3484.521012874503, 143.7165182985396 3483.887113774846, 146.8372523276197 3483.180072471382, 147.1095038640108 3484.557583976406)))","POLYGON ((147.10950386 3484.55758398, 143.93188145 3484.52101287, 143.7165183 3483.88711377, 146.83725233 3483.18007247, 147.10950386 3484.55758398))","145.589, 3484.013",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Europe/Athens,078049ED-8E2A-4971-8C12-B19A61C0C9DB,,,D18-A3 - Structure 68,B66EF07F-FC48-4C70-82A7-B25A4679E745,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-03 to 06,908235D9-1B5B-438B-AF10-99781D6583DD,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 57,E9659831-FC82-4576-8A7B-BA3079FD14A6,,,,
+D18-A3,Context,Deposit,V-01 to 03,"Shallow excavation units from Trench V, unclear if spits or deposits",2008-10-02T03:31:01Z,2008-10-02T03:31:01Z,KPM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"See publication and original notebook; assigned for inclusion in iDig matrix and correlation with 2016-2017 deposits.\n\nPublication simply says: ""although three layers were excavated, all three were superficial and no stratigraphic change was recorded"". This makes it sound as though the three layers were more like arbitrary spits than deposits, however they might still correspond to deposits 4, 5, and maybe even 9. From the published photos wall 54 was visible at the end of season, but not recognised as a wall. Either way excavation was shallow, and had still left some of the topsoil in the west well clipping some of the tumble layer in the east. I need to read the original notebook rather than the publication to be able to more accurately relate these deposits to the more recently excavated ones.",[0 TO 0],11.421,"ENVELOPE(146.218, 150.034, 3494.361, 3489.798)","ENVELOPE(146.21767695972329192955, 150.03445485477760712456, 3494.36099999999987630872, 3489.79799999999977444531)","GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON Z ((149.043 3489.798 0, 146.2176769597233 3490.579139445546 0, 147.26 3494.361 0, 150.0344548547776 3493.622473361866 0, 149.043 3489.798 0)))","POLYGON ((149.043 3489.798, 146.21767696 3490.57913945, 147.26 3494.361, 150.03445485 3493.62247336, 149.043 3489.798))","148.139, 3492.083",2018-09-03T15:15:41Z,Australia/Sydney,C932F987-6346-454B-A2E1-E881BA11542D,,,D18-A3 - Structure 54,8E86FD5B-FAEB-4B5B-8D14-E23DA99F3B26,,,,,,,D18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 4\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit 5\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-01\nD18-A3 - Fill or Deposit IV-02,49640BDE-05D7-4EBA-8BC5-C27E6149CC32\n56B69BE6-0F20-4875-B3AE-B46AA9C31B07\nCF89156C-A90A-4EA7-BE27-0ED994CF63B1\nF6F666DB-6267-43E1-97A8-158C6FC465DC,,,,
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+{
+"tablename":"filldeposit",
+"csv":"FillDeposit.csv",
+"status":"draft",
+"work to be done":"The geometry fields are not useful as they are now.  Programming is needed to process the csv file before database load - the processing would create new geometry fields that are Well Known Text representations of each unique set of points (opening, closing, other).  Also need to add foreign key for contextmaster.  Also need to fix code to handle fact that Pottery Interpretation and Micromorphology works in 2017 but not 2016 as that field is not in 2016 files.",
+"fields":[
+            {
+                "name":"Source",
+                "title":"Trench",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The name of the trench from which this sample was taken.",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "required":true
+                    }
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Type",
+                "title":"Type",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The type of context",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "required":true
+                    }
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Sub-Type",
+                "title":"SubType",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The sub-type of context",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "enum":["Fill","Deposit","Grave fill"]
+                }
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Identifier",
+                "title":"ContextID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The short ID for the context.",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "required":true,
+                    "unique":true
+                    }   
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Title",
+                "title":"Title",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A short title for the context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"DateEarliest",
+                "title":"DateEarliest",
+                "type":"datetime",
+                "description":"A datetime stamp set when the context record was opened."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"DateLatest",
+                "title":"DateLatest",
+                "type":"datetime",
+                "description":"A datetime stamp set when the context record was closed."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Creator",
+                "title":"Creator",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Initials of staff person who created this record."
+            },   
+            {
+                "name":"MethodConditions",
+                "title":"MethodConditions",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Method of excavation; conditions during excavation."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"SoilChemistry",
+                "title":"SoilChemistry",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Was a soil chemistry sample taken?"
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"SlopeDescOpen",
+                "title":"SlopeDescOpen",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Context slope at open."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"SlopeDescClose",
+                "title":"SlopeDescClose",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Context slope at close."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"ColourModifier",
+                "title":"ColourModifier",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Term modifying color."
+            }, 
+            {
+                "name":"ColourHue",
+                "title":"ColourHue",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Hue of color."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"ColourMain",
+                "title":"ColourMain",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Main color."
+            }, 
+            {
+                "name":"ColourMixed",
+                "title":"ColourMixed",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Yes or No, is color mixed"
+            }, 
+            {
+                "name":"SoilComposition",
+                "title":"SoilComposition",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Describing soil composition, e.g. sandy-silt."
+            }, 
+            {
+                "name":"CompositionMixed",
+                "title":"CompositionMixed",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Yes or No, is the soil composition mixed."
+            }, 
+            {
+                "name":"SoilCompaction",
+                "title":"SoilCompaction",
+                "type": "string",
+                "description":"Degree of soil compaction."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclStoneBuilding",
+                "title":"InclStoneBuilding",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is building stone."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclStoneUnworked",
+                "title":"InclStoneUnworked",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is unworked stone."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclPlasterMortar",
+                "title":"InclPlasterMortar",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is plaster or mortar."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclMudbrick",
+                "title":"InclMudbrick",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is mudbrick."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclTile",
+                "title":"InclTile",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is tile."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclPotteryCeramic",
+                "title":"InclPotteryCeramic",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is ceramics."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclObsidian",
+                "title":"InclObsidian",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is obsidian."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclShell",
+                "title":"InclShell",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is shell."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclBone",
+                "title":"InclBone",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is non-human bone."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclCarbonCharcoalAsh",
+                "title":"InclCarbonCharcoalAsh",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is charcoal and ash."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclOther",
+                "title":"InclOther",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of percent of context that is something other than defined types."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclOtherDefine",
+                "title":"InclOtherDefine",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A description of what is recorded in field InclOther."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclOverall",
+                "title":"InclOverall",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An estimate of the total volume of inclusion as percentages."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSorting",
+                "title":"InclSorting",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The degree the inclusions are sorted."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeStoneBuilding",
+                "title":"InclSizeStoneBuilding",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of building stones."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeStoneUnworked",
+                "title":"InclSizeStoneUnworked",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of wunworked stones."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeCeramics",
+                "title":"InclSizeCeramics",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of ceramics."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeShell",
+                "title":"InclSizeShell",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of shells."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeBone",
+                "title":"InclSizeBone",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of bone."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"InclSizeCarbonCharcoalAsh",
+                "title":"InclSizeCarbonCharcoalAsh",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The size of carbon pieces."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"ShapePlan",
+                "title":"ShapePlan",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A description of the approximate shape of the context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"ContextualDifferentiation",
+                "title":"ContextualDifferentiation",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"How this context differs from the surrounding contexts."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"ContextBoundaries",
+                "title":"ContextBoundaries",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Defining how sharp is the transition between this context and the surrounding contexts."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"EqualContexts",
+                "title":"EqualContexts",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicating other contexts that appear very similar."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Contamination",
+                "title":"Contamination",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicating if there is any form of contamination of the context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"Description",
+                "title":"ExcavationNote",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The context and any specific conditions as described by the trench supervisor."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageAltitude",
+                "title":"ContextAltitude",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A calculated value representing the highest and lowest recorded depths of the context (relative to total station master grid)."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageArea",
+                "title":"ConverageArea",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"An area calculation derived from all the points taken for the context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageEnvelopeXYZ",
+                "title":"CoverageEnvelopeXYZ",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A 2D bounding box of the unionized polygon in the local XYZ grid (xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax)."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageEnvelopeGEO",
+                "title":"CoverageEnbelopeGeo",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A 2D bounding box of the unionized polygon expressed in universal coordinate system (xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax) as specified in Preferences.JSON"
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageXYZ",
+                "title":"CoverageXYZ",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A Well Known Text formatted description of all the points taken in the local grid system.  Warning: this does not actually differentiate consistently between opening and closing perimeters or levels.  Needs work.",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "required":true
+                    }
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoverageGEO",
+                "title":"CoverageGeo",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A Well Known Text formatted description of all points take re-expressed from local grid to universal grid.  Warning:  this does not differentiate consistently between opening and closing levels and perimeters.  Needs work."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"CoveragePosition",
+                "title":"CoverageCentroid",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The centroid of the unionized polygon using all points (not just open or close points) expressed in the local grid.  Warning: This should be converted to a WKT field prior to database load."
+            },            
+            {
+                "name":"DateModified",
+                "title":"DateModified",
+                "type":"datetime",
+                "description":"A datetime stamp for when record was last modified."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"DateTimeZone",
+                "title":"DateTimeZone",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Names the time zone in which the record was created (and/or nodified??)."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"IdentifierUUID",
+                "title":"IdentifierUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"A globally unique identifier.",
+                "constraints": {
+                    "required": true,
+                    "unique": true
+                    }
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIncludes",
+                "title":"RelationIncludes",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"In iDig a context can include another or multiple other things (e.g. photographs)"
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIncludesUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIncludesUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the item(s) included in this context record."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsAbove",
+                "title":"RelationIsAbove",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates that this context is above the contexts listed here."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsAboveUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsAboveUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the contexts below this context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsAfter",
+                "title":"RelationIsAfter",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates this context comes later in time then the listed contexts."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsAfterUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsAfterUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the item(s) after which this context comes."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsBefore",
+                "title":"RelationIsBefore",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates this context comes earlier in time then the listed contexts."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsBeforeUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsBeforeUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the item(s) before which this context comes."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsBelow",
+                "title":"RelationIsBelow",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates that this context is below the contexts listed here."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsBelowUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsBelowUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the contexts above this context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsCoevalWith",
+                "title":"RelationIsCoevalWith",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates that this context is the contemporaneous to the contexts listed here.  Keros used this field to mean *the same as*."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsCoevalWithUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsCoevalWithUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the contexts that are contemporaneous to this context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsCutBy",
+                "title":"RelationIsCutBy",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates that this context is cut by another context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsCutByUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsCutByUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the contexts that cut this context."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsNextTo",
+                "title":"RelationIsNextTo",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"Indicates this context is directly abutting then the listed contexts."
+            },
+            {
+                "name":"RelationIsNextToUUID",
+                "title":"RelationIsNextToUUID",
+                "type":"string",
+                "description":"The globablly unique identifier(s) of the item(s) directly abutting this context."
+            }
+        ],
+"missingValues":[""]
+}
\ No newline at end of file


Test patch:
diff --git a/tests/test_validate.py b/tests/test_validate.py
index 0024c4f..81fca19 100644
--- a/tests/test_validate.py
+++ b/tests/test_validate.py
@@ -537,3 +537,12 @@ def test_validate_fk_invalid_reference_table_issue_347(log):
     assert report['tables'][1]['error-count'] == 6
     assert report['tables'][1]['errors'][0]['code'] == 'foreign-key'
     assert report['tables'][1]['errors'][0]['message'] == 'Foreign key violation caused by invalid reference table: [people] Row length 3 doesn\'t match fields count 4 for row "2"'
+
+
+def test_validate_wide_table_with_order_fields_issue_277(log):
+    report = validate('data/issue277.csv', schema='data/issue277.json', order_fields=True)
+    assert log(report) == [
+        (1, 49, 50, 'required-constraint'),
+        (1, 68, 50, 'required-constraint'),
+        (1, 69, 50, 'required-constraint'),
+    ]