Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 5, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula IV Mar. 1937–May 1938, p. 60 (March 1937–May 1938)

Page 60Scan 31 of 87

Tr. 2 ~~2nd~~ Intermediate level, on rubble

Unit 14 W	218	9.91
" E	232	10.05
Unit 3 W	206	9.79
" E	219	9.92
Unit 12 W	229	10.02
" E	246	10.19
Unit 15 W	254	10.27
" E	268	10.41

~~2nd intermediate~~

Unit 14 W	226	10.00
" E	236	10.10
" 8 W	228	10.02
M.	243	10.17
E	266	10.40
Unit 15 W	269	10.43
" E	271	10.45
platform	246	10.20
Unit 16-clear W	19.60
(line of wall, Units 3-14)	E	212	9.86

Unit 14 W	246	10.19
" E	247	10.17
Unit 3 W floor
" E -	237	10.10
Unit 15 W	280	10.57
" " E	281	10.58
Unit 16 W	199	9.76
" E	242	10.19
Unit 14 W	249	10.26
" E	246	10.23
Unit 8 W	234	10.11
" E	246	10.23
fireplace ^top	210	9.87

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8-4-37 from p. 57

Unit 8: The layer of ash stops at ~~10.00~~ 9.92-~~10.17~~ 10.08. In the west we find burnt tumble, ^{(at 10.02)} as in units 3, 12, 14, + 15, with a great deal of burnt brick. In the S-E central part is red-brown earth without burnt ^{(at 10.17)} matter, and at the S-E and E is the layer with clay and much crushed limestone which we found in units 10 and 13 to be Iron Age disturbance. This layer seems to continue under the unburnt red in the middle room, so this too is doubtless disturbed. Only the burnt tumble in the west is not suspect.

Open another section to the east of unit 8. Here too we find the whitish disturbed layer at 10.17

Isolate 4 more recent intrusions in the whitish disturbed earth. In the east find undisturbed earth at 10.40

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65 figures hard to read~~struck~~ struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain