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Unit 10 W 10.53 ? F 10.67?
Within } S 11.6.5? 11.75 11.75 11.75 wall } N 11.4.5 11.57 11.59 11.76
Drawing: architectural plan showing Unit 18, Unit 22, Unit 21; labels: Unit 18, unit [illegible], Unit 22, Unit 21, E N, Stone Tumble, Unit in city wall
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part) it slopes up in similar manner, where the 10.53 = 10.67 floor stopped, doubtless also to a wall. Further east there is a right angled turn to the north, again marked by the sloping up of the floor. From this point the break runs east, less clearly defined. It may represent in part a wall, in part a pit or pits.
East extension, E of unit 25 E (Unit 27): dig below 10.55 = 10.90 (d), through brown earth, and find a redder level at 10.66 = 10.98. Many stones appear, some of walls, others probably tumble
East ext., E. of unit 26, + N.E. ext. of unit 21: Dig below 10.67 (b) = 10.91 (e), through the same earth as E. of 25 E. In unit 21 we find a packed brown earth floor, at 11.06, with much lime. This is the 10.99 = 11.05 11.07 = 11.15 floor of JFD IV, p. 123, and = 11.08 in unit 22.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain