B5 Floors |
B5 overlying occupation lenses |
B5 Area |
B1 Area comparisons |
Thick white plasters |
Few or no visible occupation lenses |
Space 154 NW platform |
Space 71 NW platform
Space 71 E platform |
Thin white plasters and mud plasters |
Recurrent lenses of dark grey ash |
Space 154 SW platform |
Space 71 W platform |
Mud plasters, few white plasters |
Dark brown lenses, occasionally reworked and homogenised
to form deposits with massive bedding by trampling |
Space 154 low central area |
Space 71 central area was also lower than surrounding platforms,
and had few white plaster floors. Fewer dark brown deposits survived in
this area, perhaps due to evident extensive truncation |
Few mud plaster floors |
Multiple lenses of dark grey 'ashy' deposits |
Space 154, adjacent to large oven in S wall |
Although occasional lenses of ash were identified next
to FI's in Space 71 and 70, this sequence most closely resembles B4 Space
151 NE next to oven. |
Mud plasters, few white plasters |
Dark brown lenses, occasionally reworked and homogenised
to form deposits with massive bedding by trampling |
Space 157, in front of storage bins |
Space 70 like B5 had mud plaster floors and only a few
white plaster floors. Accumulated lenses in Space 70, however, were often
ashier from oven rake-out, or were more orange from organic staining. |
Mud plasters, few white plasters |
Dark brown lenses |
Space 156 |
Equivalent space = Space 70N (see below) |
Thick packing |
Few visible traces of residues |
Space 157, basal lining of storage bins |
Space 70N, floors in ?storage area |
Thick reddish orange plaster floors |
|
Space 155 |
No comparison found at Catal in investigations 1993-98 |
Thin white plaster |
Few visible residues |
Space 155 'basins' |
Closest resemblance = Space 70 Features 16 (low small platform)
coated in white plaster |