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on the west side must have been small and as seen from inside the room rather small.
from page 93, the photo IX p. 17 21, shows that on the s in the large room a door from Pete's Room K would be impossible because the wall is preserved to such a height that the without any traces of filling in of door way or of steps to surmount wall. It must be noted that in the earlier periods this floor was considerably below the present level, shown IX p. 17, The exact purpose of the stones against north wall of Pete's Room K can not be ascertained. They may either be the remenants of a flagged floor or they may be the part of a wall. They can not be part of a door.
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Pete's XX, 9, 10 XXII, 5+7, VIII p. 109-110. stones as fallen from walls see drawings in office.
p. 16 st large stone of east wall which marked original EW wall across large room.
p. 17 see large room cleared of all stones and surface deposit except two which were thought to be a support in middle of room for roof but which are just surface stones.
p. 26 NS trench first layer.
p. 35 NS trench first layer, about 1.6 north of south wall change in second layer.
p. 42 cutting beside north wall in third layer 15-10 cm wide.
p. 43 south end, fourth layer begins about 5 cm below edge of bed rock.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain