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P1280 1. Plain-mouthed jug, like P 28. H. 0.24 Diam. 0.163 P1281 2. do. do. do. H. 0.232 Diam 0.158 P1294 3. pot-stand, ringed. H. 0.076 Diam 0.118 P1295 4. Plain L.C.III jug H. as pres. 0.343; Diam, 0.27 P1283 5. Small jug; inverted triangles on shoulder. In 6. Strainer bottom. H. 0.131; Diam. 0.113 P1287 6. krater-amphora. H. 0.204; D. 0.19 P1289 7. Deep bowl with lug-handles. H. 0.085; Diam. 0.215 P1284 8. Trefoil jug. H. 0.20; Diam. 0.143 P1291 9. Deep bowl with lifted horiz. handles H. 0.061; Diam. 0.113 P1282 10. Jug, handle to lip. As. H. 0.112 D. 0.084 P1288 11. krater-amph. As. H. 0.114; Diam. 0.097 P1290 12. Bowl with lifted horiz. handles. H. 0.077; Diam. 0.197 P1285 13. Feeding bottle. 0.20 over platform H. 0.24; Diam. 0.164 P1293 14. Bowl with small horiz. handles. H. 0.071; Diam. 0.157 (to p. 18)
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10-5-39 21:26
Dig below 7.80 = 8.00 (1st red stratum) in the eastern part (the west was dug earlier as pit D - J.F.D. VII. p. 43), and find a second red-brown layer at 8.00 = 8.18. There are numerous stones in this level, particularly in the north.
11-5-39 Dig below 8.00 = 8.18, cutting red-brown earth in the S-W half, and reaching sandy grey earth at . In the north-eastern half the earth is slightly greyer at 8.00 = 8.18.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain