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AREA E (Rev. Strat.) HOUSE II page 2
4. There is no certain correlation between "Pit near wall to 21:12" and the field note-book. It may be the same pit referred to in a pencil note in VIII,65 in E.II.1 below the 7.32 level. In any case the above pit is in E.II.1 and dates from the period represented by the 7.25 floor, when WS II was just beginning to appear. It contained the following:
20% Plain 8 sherds Wash [handwritten: Sh 644] 6 " Monochrome 2 " WS II 11 " BR I-II 7 " RP
D. The region of E.II.4-5, by wall e, was completely disturbed. The following list of sherds found while cleaning on the bed-rock is included here because of the numerous sherds of the L.C.I period, which indicate that the section was occupied in the L.C.I period.
70% Plain 1 sherd Roman red ware 12 " Black on Red, Iron Age 9 " White Painted, Iron Age 1 " L.C.III Dec. 3 " WS II 5 " WS I 15 " BR I-II 21 " Wash ware 25 " Monochrome (most of one pot) 1 " Light brunished 2 " RP
Sherd Bag cards:
B. Tr.21:12 7.30-7.42 C1. 21:21(12) Clay on 7.30 floor C2. 21:21(12) 7.25-7.30; do. 7.17 to 7.25 floors C3. 21:12 Well disturbed to 2.10; do. upper; do., bottom. C4. 21:11 Pit near wall to 21:12 D1. 21:11 6.92-7.32 D2. 21 central cleaning rock; 21:5 on pavement
Handwritten: Suppl. Mss E:1
Handwritten: P 8
Handwritten: II
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain