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Unit 28 W" EUnit 27 W" E338 to 0.99 - 11.05 36 11.22 11.28 11.04 11.10 (at point opp. E wall of 26) 11.38, 11.41 11.35
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28.5.37Photo Bam. 138 To p. 75 [margin right: Photo of S wall ofa 2:27, with frag of L.H. III pot built into it. Above is a the 10.89- 10.32 floor in 2:28, running to the S wall of 27 b. c is the banquet of wall b, covered by floor a. d is a poorly built wall over floor a]
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28.5.37Photo Bam. 141 To p. 77 [margin right: Door between 2:25 B and 2:28. a as in photo 138 above. Arrows point to pivot block and place for threshold. b is composition floor in 2:25 B (10.70 = 10.99). The circle encloses an area disturbed in LC III times (see p. 121)]
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28.5.37TRENCH 2 from p. 71
10.32 = 11.50Unit 21 North: continue cutting through the red strosis, p. 66, #2. Near the south end of the E. wall of unit 26 we find a harder patch with gravel. In the north the red earth runs up on and stops at the grey earth mentioned on p. 71, both at the N-W corner and following the line of the S wall of unit 28. The grey earth slopes under the red, and is therefore earlier. Strosis #2 of unit 24 etc. is more recent than the earth below the continuing the to 89 = 11.32 level of unit 28 east.
Unit 8: Dig out pit #1. In the top there is a great deal of fallen roof matter, as noted above?, but we soon come to loose dark red-brown earth, sandy with many stones. At ca. 0.80 the pit becomes narrower and the earth becomes greyer & harder. The stones continue. An oval shaft goes down, with steps cut into the sides. Dig to a depth of 2.20 today The pit does to a depth of 3.10 M.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain