12-5-38S 81 | 2. Cylinder seal of greysteatite. I. 0.023. Tr. 12, W. Ext.,about 8 M. from S. end, on 6.88 levelS 87 | 2a Small loom-weight. Tr. 12, S., intrusionsM 209 | 3. Long bent bronze rod withswollen ends. Tr. 12, on 6.98 = 7.05 level,at point indicated on plan, p. 70
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F 58
4. Frag. of female fig. Tr. 12 north,
6.89 to 7.05 + on breast
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S 82
5. Steatite Cylinder seal. 2:E 4
west, on 11.56 floor
St 71
6. Frag. of neck of Alabaster vase.
Tr. 12, 2nd W. ext., 6.95 to 7.05
Sh 584
7. Sherds of Pseudo-Myc. bowl. 2 E 3, in
further clearing on 11.62 floor. (to 11.68)
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S 83
8. Double-conical steatite spindle-whorl.
Tr. 12, Pit, in bare stoney fill
M 237
9. Bronze object, square in section.
2 E 4 west, on 11.69 = 11.79 floor
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F 61
10. LH III fig. frag. Horse (?) Tr. 12,
Pit, south, to 7.42 (to p. 108)
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For some days past we havebeen cutting down in this section,through various layers ofpost-L. C. III earth, as indicatedon the drawn cross-section.The archaic stone fill lies inthe east, cutting on the 11/16 = 11.32 level,there cut to the 1937 limits. It is ofrelatively clean red earth witha fair amount of sand.Dig below 11.16 = 11.32 andfind at level of sandy red-brownearth with frags. of green andwhite rock at 11.16/11.40 in 2 E 3.The S-W corner is more gravelly thanthe rest below 11.40, so there may bea difference in earth below. In2 E 4 the red earth stops, also at11.30, at a red earth with some grey sandy level. Thechange to the earth of 2 E 3 takesplace at the north side of thesection left undug (to p. 69)
12-5-38Dig below 11.30 in 2 E 4 west, throughsandy brown earth with somegravel and find a change, thoughwith rather similar earth, atbut with a whitish sheen andless pebbles, at 11.48. In the easta large semicircular line of whiteearth is visible. Behind this the(to p. 7769)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain