C3 Daily Journal, July 31, 2002

Today we started by cleaning up the entire trench after digging the entire area on the 29th. There is one thing that I know for sure has been exposed; an ash pit in the S. There is also a possible wall that runs perpendicular to wall L3083. After cleaning I found that the ash pit, which I named L3085, is actually a much larger pit that runs from its origin in the S up to the N end of the mudbrick wall L3083. I also found some sort of fill, either part of a pit, or just fill, coming out of the S baulk and curving W but stopping after a meter or two. I set a worker to clean off the fill, and at the bottom of it was a surface, I’m not sure what it is related to yet. I set one worker to remove the NE locus E of L3083 in order to get some definition on the wall. I also set one worker to cut across where the wall might continue in the S to see if it does. I also dug perpendicular to the possible wall and found it.