D. Fales, Kourion Complex (Palace) II Nov.–Dec. 1938De C. Fales

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in Room E the i.e. the most Eastern drain located where it is away from the wall and standing out in spaces? What are the projections from the walls of Room North wall of Room E on the East end by near the St NS wall of Room E?

It is to be noted that in Room F there are two walls on the South and East sides. On Under existing circumstances The distance between the second floor and the outside wall is just under one meter leaving room for two walls. Under existing circumstances it is hard to tell if they are two walls here or not but it is a reasonable supposition that they are. As the present East wall of Room A is not similar to the North wall of Room E, one may postulate two building periods. One in which w East wall in Room C was built shortly after North wall of Room E, which East wall was built after South wall in terms of Room wall of Room F. Later a west wall was added to Room F and Later still the door in west wall of Room

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A was filled in.

What are markings on projecti or rather projecting block on outside South wall of Room F? What is the fill in two under second floor of Room F? How far down does it go? In th Was the upper the present upper layer of Room F used as a bath? etc. It would seem not. The drain leading into Room St S seems to come from under Mosaic floor. Were both these Room F and H originally baths which were later shifted. Room H to North and Room F to East. Thus accounting for storing up of drains.

In Room F, there are three periods, One with diagonal drain and no wall where flat well jointed stones are. Two with diagonal shut off, by wall, of flat well jointed stones and catch as we have it now.