Locations of all of the collection lots by number are provided in the file LOTS.TXT (see Langebaek 1995a, Fig. A1.1). The file is an AutoCAD .DXF file that will probably need to be renamed LOTS.DXF before it is used. Each collection lot is an AutoCAD block. The name of the block is the collection lot number (corresponding to the numbers of the collection lots in the ceramics data file CERAM.TXT). Each block consists of an AutoCAD polyline and an AutoCAD attribute called # whose value is the lot number. Each block is inserted once in the AutoCAD drawing, at an insertion point of .0698,-.1118 and a scale of .001. (The exact numbers result from an adjustment in the coordinate system made after the original drawing was created and are necessary so that this drawing matches the others exactly.) Site numbers (defined as groups of contiguous collection lots) are also provided. The layers in this drawing and their contents are as follows:

• FRAME--a rectangle enclosing the Fúquene Project study area
• SURVBND--the actual boundary of the Fúquene Project study area
• AREAS--the polylines defining the collection lots and the attributes that are grouped together into blocks
• SITENOS--text strings identifying the sites by number