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Tomb 12 (from p. 78)
6-4.39 M217 59. Bronze knife, 5 rivets. on rock
17-4.39 Mi 128 60. steatite spindle-whorl. By skull XIV
Mi 129 61 Stone weight. Over tomb.
12-5.39 Mi 130 62. Plain steatite whorl. In earth thrown out of tomb
Mended From Sherds:
\textcircled{1} = screening \textcircled{2} = W. group and to 1.10 in center \textcircled{3} = N. group, 1_st_ \textcircled{4} = " " , 2_nd_ \textcircled{5} = to level of skeletons I+II 5textcircled{3} = 5 sherds from N. group, 1_st_<s>
P1218 63. Wh.Sl. II Bowl. Double-band at rim. Lozenge-chain. 5\textcircled{3} + 6\textcircled{5} H. 0.112 D. 0.18
P1219 64. Do. Do.. 5\textcircled{2} + 8\textcircled{3}. H. 0.106 Diam. 0.184
P1220 65. Do. do. 8\textcircled{2} + 5\textcircled{3}. H. 0.111 Diam. 0.188
P1221 66. Do. do. 4\textcircled{2} + 9\textcircled{3} + 6\textcircled{5}. H. 0.110 Diam. 0.187 (to JFD VIII, p. 100)
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17-4-39TRENCH 20 (from p. 91) early pits L.C.II tombs were located in : this area, all seem to have been either filled or converted into cellars when the house was built, probably in the L.C.III period. The walls of 20:2 are preserved in the northern end, but in the south the limits of this and the adjacent room 5 can be determined only by the end of the pavement (chavara in 2, lime in 5), which once sloped up slightly to the walls.
18-4-39In 20:6 top-soil ends at a level with much brick and clear signs of burning. This ends at on a chavara floor, burned black by the debris which fell over it. 20:6 is separated from 20:7 by a sharp cutting in the bed-rock. A habitation level of clayey earth much marked by burning, is found at
In 20:8 red tumble and the top of a N-S wall on the east side are found at 8.65. Digging below this we find mixed tumble going down to a packed earth floor, mixed but generally (to p. 101 97)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain