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Drawing: grid lines with labelled points and faint pencil calculations; labels: 761, 778, 130, 648, 148, 796, 778, 27, 805, 1,30, 796, 30, A1, A2, 130, BI, B1, B2, center, B3, B4, 13.70, BIa, B1a, B2a, A3, B3a, B3b, A4
17.3.37
| P | 1. Find fragments of a Wh.P. jug, |
| 734 | partly in unit 7 at 9.52, partly in |
| the tumble over units 9+12. The | |
| sherds come from the following lots: | |
| Unit 9 (near east wall of unit 7) @ 9.50 | |
| Units 6+7 (9.37 and 9.52) | |
| Units 9+12, tumble, below 9.50 = 9.90 | |
| Unit 7, 9.52 = 9.62 |
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TRENCH 4 17 to 20.3.37
Clear in unit 5 to a packed earth floor at 9.66=9.83. This ends with bed-rock in the north, and goes under the fire-place in the S-W corner, which belonged to the 9.62=9.79 floor. The group of stones at , which looked like a post-support at the 9.62=9.79 level now looks like part of a wall, or perhaps a post support built on top of an earlier, and disused wall.
In Unit 9 find a change of earth (sandy brown) at 9.50=9.90 in the north. This seems not to be a floor, for while the layer continues in the south, the stones and a large vat-like pithos do not stop at it. Change sherds and continue on down. see p for a pot found at ca. 9.50 In unit 8 find a level with much carbonized matter and very red (burnt) earth at 9.42=9.55.
Dig in units 6+7, clarifying the wall between them, and finding floors of stamped earth at 9.37 in unit 6 and 9.52 in unit 7. Photo Bam 24 of unit 7 at 9.52. (to p. 155)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain