Certain:

Probable:

Standing stone

Possible 1:

Possible 2:

Limestone Qualifier 1:

None

Limestone Qualifier 2:

Limestone Percent:

100

Bedrock Qualifier 1:

Bedrock Qualifier 2:

Bedrock Percent:

0

Ceramic Qualifier 1:

Ceramic Qualifier 2:

Ceramic Percent:

0

Mud Qualifier 1:

Mud Qualifier 2:

Mud Percent:

Mudbrick Qualifier 1:

Mudbrick Qualifier 2:

Mudbrick Percent:

Nari Qualifier 1:

Nari Qualifier 2:

Nari Percent:

0

Plaster Qualifier 1:

Plaster Qualifier 2:

Plaster Percent:

0

Earth Qualifier 1:

Earth Qualifier 2:

Earth Percent:

0

Stone Qualifier 1:

Stone Qualifier 2:

Stone Percent:

0

Type:

Rectangular

Quality 1:

Nearly

Quality 2:

Remarks:

Lining:

None

Greatest Length in meters:

1.09

Greatest width in meters:

0.43

Smallest width in meters:

0.38

Greatest Height in meters:

0.19

Lowest Height in meters:

0.16

Orientation (degrees):

0

Remarks:

The fallen orientation is roughly E-W; discovered in U06; larger end of the stone had plaster about 2 cm thick; it would have been on the bottom of the stone when in situ; it ca square in shape; it separated cleanly when the stone was lifted; see Photo 08B12170 for the plaster; this photo shows the stone after it was lifted and set against Stair 29 temporarily; it appears that way in several photos, but says nothing about the team's belief about the in-situ appearance of the stone