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Photos 119-120 2 3-4 of unit 25 A at 10.40 = 10.59, with pithoi in situ
Photograph
Photo Bam. 120
20.5.372:25 A at 10.40= 10.59, before removing pithoi. A line can be seen, indicated by arrows, beyond which the floor is dry, though the part nearer the camera is still damp. The nearer, damp, part is bed-rock, whereas the drier is the early fill. See also Photo Bam. 129 (p. 56)
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20.5.37TRENCH 2 From p. 31
Unit 20: Dig below the 10.45=10.70 floor, through clean red. brown earth, and find another floor, greyer and with much white matter, at 10.50=10.70
Unit 26: Dig below the 10.86 10.93= 10.97 floor, which is packed very hard, to a level at 10.95=11.01 in part brown earth with much sandstone, in part of reddish brown earth with many white grits and some sandstone, and in part bed rock (West half)
Photo Bam 117 of pit in unit 25 B at 0.50 " Bam 118 " " " " " 0.65
Unit 25 B: Clear pit # 1. It is sunk from the 10.67=10.80 floor (or may have been sunk from 10.67= 10.90 and remained open in the 10.67= 10.80 period - more likely), and is filled with rather hard sandy red-brown earth. The pit is filled with the fragments of the pithos, p. 20, # 8, broken, with the neck down. It also contains the jug, p. 20, #9.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain