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compact greyish brown soil, more or less mechanical layer

filling of the grave pit (formerly labelled grave 1 or pit 5)

brown soil with fragments of mud-bricks; removed to the east of 7A020c

destruction layer – fallen mud bricks structure (probably part of the wall 7A020c), the bricks hold together, resemble intentionally made structure; seven rows of bricks (32x32x11-12 cm) in good state of preservation at least

grave pit under the fallen part of wall 7A020c, filled with 7A011; contains human skull imprinted in mud brick

mud bricks construction or fallen mud bricks construction; labelled 9.6.2007

grave pit (formerly grave 2) in north-eastern corner

filling of the grave pit 7A019f

mud-brick construction, a wall (formerly marked as wall 1); width ca 1 m (3 bricks 32x32 cm)

grave pit in the south-western corner, filled with 7A021

very compact thin clay layer, 3-4 cm

pit in the southeastern corner filled with 7A025

loose greyish brown soil with organic particles

loose greyish brown soil with organic particles

powdery greyish soil with organic particles

mud-bricks and washed mud-bricks

destruction layer with fragments of mud-bricks and  loose light brown soil, more or less mechanical layer, 40-60 (80) cm

destruction layer with fragments of mud-bricks and loose light brown soil, lower part of 7B002

loose dark brown soil with organic particles, ashes, bones, pottery and mud-bricks fragments

greyish brown compact soil, subsurface in southern part of the square (labelled 10.6.2007); removed together with 7B001 - ceramic material is mixed

loose greyish brown soil, lower part of the filing of the pit 7B011f

very loose greyish brown soil, filling of the pit 7B013f

several bricks in the south-western corner

compact ashes in south-western corner

loose light brown soil with organic particles

dark greyish brown hard compact sandy soil with organic particles

very loose dark brown soil with organic particles, ashes, bones, pottery and big mud-bricks fragments

layer of mud-bricks in north-western corner of the square

loose brown soil

mud-bricks construction – a wall

grave pit, filled with 7B029 (formerly marked as grave 5)

grave pit, filled with 7B031 (formerly marked as grave 6)

brown
loose soil (mixed content)

light
grey, silty loam, medium compact, admixtures

a wall
built of mudbricks, westnorthern-eastsouthern direction, 

brown
loose soil (mixed content)

loose grey soil with pottery fragments and animal bones, subsurface layer

mixed grey ashes, charcoals and sand with pottery fragments; the lower

brownish loose soil with several pottery fragments and animal bones, filling of the grave (?) pit ‘G2’

brown quite loose soil (more packed and reddish in the eastern part) with many pottery fragments (190/29) and animal bones

greenish dark brown soil with lot of organic material and many pottery fragments and big animal bones (also fragment of bone hairpin), partly with charcoals, in the lower part wet and clayish

grey loose soil, no finds

grave pit (formerly grave 1), filled with 07D004

fragment of mud-brick construction of poor quality, a wall? (formerly marked as "wall 1")

several subsequent layers of ashes; filling of the pit 07D024f

same as 07D002, below 07D006

ashes

light
grey and brown layer, silty loam and fine sand, soft and loose

medium
dark grey soil with fine sand, soft, loose and silty

light
grey-brown soil with fine sand, medium soft and compact

a part
of an oval pit with nearly upright walls, even bottom perhaphs

a
composite grave pit consisting of a big oval upper pit with downwards
broadening sides and of a lateral long narrow burial chamber; the chamber was
excavated into the southwestern part of the pit's even bottom under
south-western wall; the chamber is slightly curved; longitudinal axis was
laid in north-southern direction; dimensions of the uppermost pit's surface-
est. length- 1,9 m, width 0,96 m; dimensions of the upper pit's bottom-
length- 2,12 m, width (incl. chamber)- 1,84 m; chamber's dimensions- length-
1,78 m; width- 0,5 m.

an oval pit with nearly upright sides that were broadening downwards, irregular shape, longitudinal axis was laid in westnorthnorthen-eastsouthsouthern direction; dimension in upper parts: width- 0,88 m, lenght- 1,62 m; dimension in lower parts: width- 0,98 m, lenght- 1,58 m;

part of
an oval (?) pit with nearly upright walls, even bottom perhaphs, very small
part of the feature was revealed in the trench

(?)
elongated oval pit, almost upright sides, even bottom, orientation
?

(?)
elongated oval pit, almost upright sides, even bottom, orientation
?

light brown, hard and compact soil

medium
dark grey-brown soil, sandy admixtures, medium soft 

brown compact and soft soil with clayish admixtures,

medium
dark grey and brown, hard and compact, very fine

medium
light brown, soft and compact; very fine, clayish admixtures

white
gypseous stuff, coarse grained

dark
mottled grey and brown, fine but compact slightly clayish soil, admixtures

medium
dark brown soil, compact 

light
beige pinkish stuff, very soft and fragile

velmi tvrdý blok cihlové zeminy hnědé barvy se zelenošedým nádechem (snad nějaký pachsový blok?), při Z hraně jen rozlišeno několik polovičních cihel, na ostatní ploše jen homogenní velmi tvrdá zemina

light brown, soft loose soil

light brown loose soil

surface erosion layer, grey dusty loose soil

irregular oval pit, vertical sides, flat bottom, filled with 20C002

pit digged in the constuctions and filled with 20C004, vertical face

wall constructed of mud-bricks (40x40 cm each), width is 3,5 mud-brick, wall "C"

layer of eroded,  broken and washed mud-bricks on the top of the ruins of wall 20C006c ("A") and 20C008c

light grey dusty cinereous soil, rather loose and airy; it is deposited in several layers of similar character

dark (almost black ) soil with ashes and small coals

surface erosion layer, grey dusty loose soil

black loose cinereous soil

loose light brown soil

light brown very compact soil

pit verticaly digged into the surface layer 20F001, filled with 20F005

very fine grey dusty layer, varying in colour

consistent, ochre to grey, numerous white dots,

a pit,

an oval pit (213×120cm); the longer axis has a NW-SE orientation; vertical walls; very difficult to discern the outlines in the inferior portion and the bottom

the outlines of the pit could never be detected with any certainty, probably a narrow oval pit, possibly with the burrial in a lateral chambre

mid-loose to consistent, deep ochre, the walls and the bottom covered with a thin but continuous white crumbly layer followed by an eschar

loose grey-ochre

an incomplete oval pit 42×min62cm

grey-green eschar with on the surface  tracts of white calcareous layer (plaster?)

an accumulation of mud-bricks (in a secondary position) and their fragments mixed with the mud-brick matter

a narrow oval pit cca100×24cm

sizeable (<20cm a side) fragments of mud bricks lain obliquely one above each other and interlain with brown-ochre to brown grey dusty eart; originally the bricks seem to have been of the 30×30cm rather than the 40×40cm type

three courses of mud bricks (30-32×30-32/15×12cm) made of very consistent, wel-washed "dough"; a cornice around the foot of the construction; a treshold-like prolungation connects the construction with the neighbouring 20Y015c; a 2cm thick layer of plaster is preserved on the N and the W face and continues on the floor towards W

a thin layer of plaster covering the walls of 20Y028c, 20Y025c and the floor (?) 20Y020; spread lacunarily over most of the preserved surface; more levels separated one from another by thin layers of crumbly earth; straw imprints on the lower surface

a part of a pit (the rest remains inside the reserved block between the sondages); the diameter cannot be determined, the uncovered portion's width is 12cm; the bottom was not reached

a ditch for the construction of the wall 20Y003

very loose light grey-yellow, filling of the 21D003f

very loose light grey-yellow

clearly brown, crumbly, numerous dark brown, organical stains and dots,

clearly ochre, compact to very hard, a large mudbrick piece in the southern part

hardl, localy flaky clayish; clearly grey;verynumerous pebbles 5-20cm makingup a continuous stratum on the inferior level of the layer

a post hole (12×9 cm, depth 11cm)

a post hole (diameter 7-8cm, depth 12cm)

a mud-brick construction; bricks 38-42×38-42×12cm, fragile, crumby dough; fissures 3-8cm; 6 preserved courses (the 3rd one made of halves of bricks)

very loose, dark brown-yellow; a child burial at a certain level, the layer (probably filling of another grave - pit 21D021f) however continues to the depth without changes

mid hard, dark brown

recent grave pit

an oval pit (longeraxis N-S), in its bottom in the full lenght another narrow aperture; a gravepit

seemingly a mud-brick construcion (bricks 38-42×38-42×12cm; fissures 3-8cm), 5 courses visible in the western wall of 21D026f; seen from the top the construction gives an untidy impression + a human skull is visible beneath it from 21D026c

very hard, grey clayish

loose dusty surface layer, grey to grey brown

irregularly oval pit

longish narrow oval pit

loose cloggy brown earth

grey-brown to grey, mid consistent to hard, locally concentrations of mud-brick fragments

a longish oval pit with vertical walls and flat bottom

mid hard light brown layer with white admixtures

spacially limited, very consistent fired (black to yellow brown) strata (a succession of them)

mid hard red-fired earth with variegate colouring

very consistent clayey earth making up a continuous incrustation sealing up the skeleton underneath

little consistent to loose, grey with admixtures; in the inferior part an accumulation of disarticulated human bones

red-brown, mid hard layer without white inclusions;

little consistent to loose, brown grey, cloggy; a sharp edge with the surrounding; not excavated down to the bottom

light to mid brown

Level we reach at the end of the digs in square 21E.

Filling of the (grave)pit 21E031f.

Fragment of a wall (the Wall "V" in general ground plan) constructed of unusual low quality mud bricks (size 48x28x10 cm!!).

loose grey dust, surface layer

very consistent and compact grey-brown layer

an incomplete (the eastern half remains beneath the reserved block) oval pit;

a pit of irregular outline (close to oval), with another, roughly circular, shallow pit in its bottom (the burial was exectud on the inferior one)

an incomplete pit (major part remains beneath the northern reserved block), roughly quadrangular with rounded corners

an oval pit

black/grey fired, loose

an irregular mud-brick construction built directly on (soft) ground i.e. without foundation; bricks 39-40×40 cm with marks (transverse lines of one or two fingers) on the lower face;

an oval pit (the outlines are, however, quite unclear)

a SW corner of a mud-brick construction (bricks 36-38×36-38×9cm; fissures 3cm) on a pakhsa soccle; this on its turn rests on a layer of pebbles (visible at the bottom of 21F011f)

loose, grey ochre, cloggy (fragments of mud-brick); a child skeleton on the bottom

loose to very loose; light brown to ochre, sporadical orange stains; numerous to very numerous white dots

mid brown, varying consistency,

a pit of unclear outlines

consistent to hard, crumbly a cloggy - eroded superficial mud bricks layer

a (grave?)pit of very unclear outlines (dug into the brick construction, the outlines as recorded therefore correspond to those of the undamaged bricks rather to those of the actual gravepit); not excavated down to the bottom

a mud brick plateau; N-S, E-W orientation (direction of the fissures) mud bricks cca. 30×30×? cm; very consistent; thin  fissures;

a pit (oval to rectangular with rounded corners; a greater part of the perimeter remains beneath the eastern section), not excavated down to the bottom

very consistent, light brown (yellow-brown), resembles washed mud-bricks

an oval pit with another narrower pit in its bottom; this latter pit is the place of the actual burrial

regularily laid mud-bricks (a construction?)

an oval shallow depression with fired walls and flat bottom

oval (incomplete) pit (greater part remains beneath the reserved block)

incoplete oval pit (greater part remains beneath the reservedblock)

a mudbrick construction; Bricks 38-42×38-42×12cm, crumbly porous dough with admixtures, clear brown

very consisitent to very hard grey brown incrustation with traces of organic inclusions (straw?); crumbly mud-brick-like layer beneath it

made up of fragments of clear, yellow-beige, consistent mud bricks (their dimensions cannot be defined)

loose cloggy brown yellow made up mainly of fragments of mudbricks

very loose grey with numerous mud-brick fragments, burial at the bottom

a mud brick construction; a stretch of a N-S wall; the width is that of a single brick (40×37×? cm); most of the bricks are fused together 

very loose light grey, superficial eroded layer

an incoplete oval pit (the souther end of it remains beneath the reserved block); unearthened dimensions 63×35 cm, a gravepit

a mud-brick construction (bricks 42×42×12cm, grey brown, crumbly, porous), fissures 3-10cm; orientation of the longitudial axis az.46-48°

consistent, clearly yellow brown

a construction of mud-bricks 34-35×34-35cm; grey-yellow, hard and consistent; fissures 3-4cm filled in with with hard clay; orientation of the longitudial axis az.4°; one brick features a stamped mark (see. Photograph 21Pzf004, 005)

longish oval pit, not excavated down to the bottom

a mud brick construction; bricks 35×35×11cm, fissures ca.5cm

a mud brick construction; bricks 38-40×38-40×?cm; fissures 8cm between the courses, 4cm between the single bricks within the courses