In addition, the following abbreviations are used in conjunction with catalogued entries as well as in the general text.
a.s.l. = above sea level
Diam. = diameter
Dpth. = depth
el. = elevation
Ext. = external, exterior
Frag. = fragment/fragmentary
H. = height
L. = length
l., ll. = line, lines
m. = meter
Max. = maximum
mm. = millimeter
Mpdth. = maximum preserved depth
Mpl. = maximum preserved length
Mpth. = maximum preserved thickness
Mpw. = maximum preserved width
Mph. = maximum preserved height
Pres. = preserved
Rest. = restored
Th. = thickness
W. = width
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This volume uses the standard abbreviations employed by the American Journal of Archaeology, supplemented here by the abbreviated references to the following bibliographic entries.
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