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$$ 778 \\ 21 \\ 757 $$
$$ Unit 25 B W & 10.70 & 313 & 10.65 \\ \text{\phantom{Unit 25 B} E} & 10.94 & 337 & 10.86 \\ Unit 27, south W & 10.89 & & 10.89 \\ \text{\phantom{Unit 27, south} E} & 11.32 & & 11.32 \\ Unit 21, point c & 11.21 & 364 & 10.14 \\ " , p. 28, point \boxminus a & 11.19 & & 11.19 \\ " , " , " \boxminus b & 11.33 & & 11.33 \\ E. of 26, p. 28, point \boxminus x & 11.25 & 368 & \\ Unit 26 Door, p. 28, point \boxminus s & 11.21 & 364 & 11.12 \\ " " " " " \boxminus t & 11.24 & 368 & 11.15 \\ Unit 27 W & 11.11 & \multicolumn{2}{l}{334 10.91 · 354} \\ " " E & 11.47 & 378 & 11.35 · 390 $$
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[margin left: 25-5-37 from p. 53] TRENCH 2
earth, both above & below, at the point where the yellow earth appears. We change sherds and dig below the 11.14 level, through brown earth with a great deal of cruised sandstone, to a firm floor of bright red-brown earth with numerous fair-sized stones, at 11.21 (point c). This slopes quite steeply, 11.19 at 1.00 E of the N wall of unit 17, 11.33 at 1.90 . Unit 28: Unit 27, South section: Dig out the rest of the section, of which only the upper part was cleared before. Everywhere we find tumble, often with fair-sized stones, stopping at the level found at 10.98 in the middle west. This lies three or four centimeters over the composition floor, which slopes off rapidly to the east. It is at 10.89 west and 11.32 east. In the eastern part the center is cut lower, the composition going in places into the ditch,
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