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Portico of the north wall to 20.40 m. north of the southwest corner. It gave access from the west to the circular stairway which brought one down to the west end of the portico.
The north end of the wall is [handwritten: not] bonded into the north wall. [handwritten: of the early building, further east became Cyclopean] The floor of the earlier building in lime concrete is contiguous with the wall plaster, also in lime, which is still extant on the east inside face of the west wall and the inside face of the north wall (Film ) [handwritten: which further east became] the stylobate wall of the building of 101 A.D. (see below p. under portico).
Handwritten: of the South Building.
The west wall south of 1.87 m. north is an extension in rough masonry of the earlier wall for the enlarged building of 101 A.D. and its south end is bonded into the south wall.
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