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2:11 by N wall W 261 10.67 E 264 10.70
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Circled: 149
30.3.38 2:13, from p. 147
Photo 190 of section E of 2:22 at 11.35 Dig below 11.35, to 11.42, through clean sandy earth with much ash, reaching a firm trod level of rather similar earth, surely a habitation level. 11.35 was also trod. Photo 192, at 11.42. Digging below 11.42, through clean sandy earth find a very hard gravelly level, grey with chunks of brick, at (S) 11.45, (N)in. There are sherds on it, and it is surely a floor. Contrary to what I was originally thought, the 11.42 floor is not the same as the red clay visible at the south end of the wall. This clay, noticeable also on the E-W wall N of Unit in wall, seems to belong to the masonry.
31.3.38 EE Photo 195 of 2:13 etc.
Begin digging below 11.28 = 11.53, through grey sandy earth. In order to have clear ceramic evidence we dig the east part first, taking the 1st 15 cm. first, then the rest, going to a level which is in part rock, in part clayey earth, in part very stoney. To p. 155
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain