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7.78 1.10 --- 7.68
Unit 10 W
| " " E | (297 10.65) |
| Unit 11A - in wall | |
| Unit 4 E | |
| " " W | |
| Unit 21 DE 11.24 11.24 | |
| " " C 11.29 11.21 | 361 |
| " " Db 11.47 | 379 11.47 |
| Unit 8 East, W 10.62 | 294 |
| E 10.74 | 306 |
| 3.74 | |
| Unit 27 South, East 11.42; 11.50 | 382 |
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| 26.X.37 | TRENCH 2 | [page number: 63] |
| from p. 61 |
stones and sherds go on down. This is probably a fall in tumble, though the earth is not clayey. Dig below 11.11 = 11.47 in the western part, through the same loose brown earth.
Unit 11 A: In the line of the crook in the S. side of unit 10, and parallel to the present edge of the trench, runs a line of grey-brown earth, probably representing a wall. This stops with sandy brown earth.
At Unit 28 Unit 27, South area: Dig the east part (below the line of the E. wall of unit 26), and find the same level continuing, though with different earth. There is a firm clayey level, grey, with limestone grits. There are a great many sherds in the earth below the so-called 10.98 level and lying on the 11.32=11.50 floor. Many more are seen in the 11.32=11.50 floor, so it is probably an accumulation over an earlier floor. To my surprise most of the sherds are of white slip ware. The 10.98" level is at 11.42 at the E of the trench, the 10.89/11.32 at 11.50
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain