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| 3-5-38 | TRENCH 6 | (41) |
For several days past we have been working in trench 6, uniting the original sections.
Find the flagged floor and traces of walls of a house of decidedly post-and classical date, likely late mediaeval or turkish. The cut stones found in tr. 6 south west belonged to it, as also did the plaster patches. The flagged pavement is badly cracked and uneven, and is covered in places by plaster. These late remains are associated with a line of white (plaster) grits? in top-soil.
Below these, ca. below the surface, there is a change to lighter, browner earth. Walls of the geometric (?) building appear at this level.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain