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TRENCH 4 914 133 781
| Unit 1 upper | 142 | 9.23 |
| lower | 166 | 9.47 |
| Unit 6 | 156 | 9.37 |
| Unit 7 | 171 | 9.52 |
| Unit 8 upper | 161 | 9.42 |
| lower | 174 | 9.55 |
| Unit 6, I intr. bottom | 178 | 9.59 |
TRENCH 2
| Unit 5 West 8.95 | East 9.05 |
| Unit 7 " 8.860 | " 9.015 |
| _120 |
Drawing: plan of units with dimension arrows; labels: 70, 130, Alkis, Unit 2, Unit 5, ⊕ 8.95 = 9.05, p. 144, # 6, 7, 8
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TRENCH 4 16.3.37, cont^d. from p. 147 the 9.21 floor. Many fragments, completely rotted, were found. In the S-E corner were many fragments of smaller pots, the largest clearly in situ on the rock at the bottom. Photo B2 Bam 14 of intrusion #2 with center cleared. Photos B4-5 Bam 16-17 of intrusion #2, before removing pots in S-E corner Photo B3 Bam 15 of unit 5 at ⊕ 9.62 = 9.79 Start cutting through the 9.62 = 9.79 layer in Unit 5 and the S.E. extension. Find a few traces of a χαβάρα floor in the north corner at ⊕ .
17-3-37 Continue clearing in the S-E extension (unit 8) Start cutting through the 8.95 = 9.35 floor in unit 1. The earth is very hard and clayey. Find a solid sandy floor, with numerous bits of burnt material at 9.23 / 9.47. The group of stones (post?) at 9.01 stop at the 9.35 floor, but the group at , goes to this . The line of stones at 9.08 by the 9.01 post stop at the 9.35 floor (to p. 153)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain