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Drawing: plan/cross-section of trench or wall with hatching and dimensions; labels: WALL, 11.70, 11.73, gray floor, 11.64, 11.35, 11.42, 11.43, 11.23, E wall of 2:22
Drawing: circles] = stony gummy earth with many stones
Drawing: crosses] = brown sandy earth with grits
Drawing: dots] = clean sand earth with a few stones
Drawing: angled hatching] = loose red earth (picked way out to E)
Drawing: horizontal hatching with small squares] = red gritty earth with some stones - brick debris
Drawing: broken horizontal lines] = clean sandy brown earth
Drawing: diagonal hatching] = very red earth (with brick?)
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29-3-382: 25B
Cut through the 10.70:10.94 floor, through earth with much deccomposed rock + many pebbles to a level with still more sandstone, at 10.70=11.03. There are only a very few sherds. In most of the north of the room, this floor rests on rock. Where it is earth its consistency suggests a floor, though the scarcity of sherds is against this.
30.3.38 Continue clearing the 10.70=11.03 level. It is so very firm that it must be a floor. The earth changes about 50 cm. from the wall to 2:20. It becomes looser, but still apparently trod, and has more sandstone in it. In about a line with the LCIIIA2-B wall of 2:28 there is a cutting in the floor, set with two upright slabs. The 10.70=11.03 floor dips to 11.10 at the center E. In the S-W corner there is a gravelly section. No differenciation is found in the line of the wall to 2:25A, indicating that it lay over this level.
Photo 193 at 10.70=11.03 " 196 below " " " Bam. V.G.1 (1941) at lowest level dug.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain