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Drawing: plan with sections of stones, wall, and pit; labels: 2:17, 2:26, outer pit, Inner pit
[symbol: small circles in square] = loose stone fill
[symbol: stippled pattern in square] = firm red-brown with lime grits, at
[symbol: diagonal hatching in square] = loose whiteish brown, at #
[symbol: cross-hatching in square] = yellow at 11.09 - 11.15
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24.5-37TRENCH 2
2:26 Digging below 11.19 11.21 in the pit the earth clears by the st early wall. In the central part this loose earth goes to the stoney level found in the inner pit, at 11.54
Unit 28: South sect.: the white floor terminates in a line just a few centimeters west of the E line of the E side of the wall between units 20+26. There are numerous sherds in situ both on the white floor and on the earth S.E which seems to go with it.
The earth in the rest of unit 27 is not uniform.
25-5-37 Unit 25 A, south area: Digging below 10.72 = 10.90, we dig out stroseis 1-3, as indicated on the rough plan, p. 46. These seem to be levels of fill, bringing the cutting in bed-rock to the level of the rock north east of the cutting. The cutting is quite regular, and does not look natural.
The sherds in all three layers are early Bronze Age and Neolithic. I believe that the (to p. 51)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain