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20:11, 15, etc.
23.10 long enough to become packed into a real floor. It seems likely that these ovens have some connection with the evidence we have found for bronze smelting in this area. Photos B 3-5 showing furnaces.
Margin left: 20.11
Dig below 10.11 in the trial pit, again through the same clay with white grits. At 10.17 come upon a deep deposit of clay silt, lying in part on ash, in part on stones & sherds. The silt lies in rather uneven strata, suggesting that it came in in a fairly thick state, too thick to lie at a uniform level throughout. There are pieces of gritty red clay in the mud, and one large & several small pieces of green clay, looking as if it might contain some copper.
25-10-48 20:11
Dig below 10.17, reaching a layer consisting almost entirely of green clay at ca. 10.20.
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65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain