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Drawing: architectural ground plan
wall to rock pit #2 wall on rock | 0.25 wall to on red earth | 1.10 wall on stone filling in | 2.40 Door | to rock wall on rock pit #3 .75 | pit #1 | pivot | 1.45 | 1.62 0.18-0.27 hole post UNIT 20]
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21.5.37 TRENCH 2 from p. 33 (35)
see p. 28 <u>Unit 26</u>: There are a number of small pits sunk from the 10.95 = 11.01 floor. <u>Pit #2</u> is a shallow cavity in bed-rock, filled with earth & sandstone. No sherds and no small finds. Depth 0.10 <u>Pit #3</u>, also sunk in bed-rock has a depth of 0.15. Fill as in pit #2. <u>Pit #4</u>: sunk in red-brown west gritty earth. It stops in the north at bed-rock at 0.20, but in the east the rock is cut and part of a wall appears 15 cm. down; dug to 30 cm. Filled with sandy red-brown earth. slab shows in photo 117 <u>Pit #5</u>: partly covered by a limestone slab x x. It is roughly rectangular 0.60 x 0.75, cut in bed rock. It is filled with sandy earth, largely sandstone, very black in places, grey in others. It is 0.30-0.40 deep. See pp 29 + 42
<u>Unit 20</u>: Dig out a pit (#1) sunk through the 10.50 = 10.70 floor (bedrock) against the wall to unit 15. This is a deep narrow circular pit, probably made to hold a pot! It is older than the wall! for (to p. 37)
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