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142 date 17 November 1948
Room H. In cleaning Room H of fifth layer, there became evident a change of soil in SW corner quarter. Here it was darker and more solid. In the rest of the room there was a sandy fall with stones and plaster. This fill with stones went down to floor, and contained no intervening layer. The plaster is not white and flowing but comes in lumps with blue pebbles. It is rather a cement.
II p. 169no. 6 Photograph Room S sixth layer removed Northern section.
II p. 169no. 7 Photograph Room S sixth layer removed Southern section.
no. 8 see Southern section with plaster.
Drawing: labeled room outline; labels: N <—, Room S, 151, 152
These stones in Room S seem to have fallen in disorder without any one direction.
In this whole room, there have been very few sherds of vases
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143 date 17 November 1948- otc
About 10 in number, a number of tiles.
Room Q fr top of block, to beginning of white 28 cm. west hole south end. white extends about 30 cm.
work stopped 12:00. work began 12:35.
about 22 cm of white, gray does not slope is approx. flat.
53 In back, gray is about 68 below stone, in front about 74, thus block slopes up here also.
II p. 170no. 8 Photograph Room S seventh layer removed. northern section.
II p. 170no 9 Photograph Room S 7th layer southern section.
After this the substance of the 6 p w va changes and becomes harder more like clay. This change takes place about .80 m below stones SW corner.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain