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111 date 28 November 1949.
The mosaic floor \floor with the big inscriptions would seem to fall into which the same category\, as the its south wall. For its south wall, see above, both in north \wall of south mosaic room and north wall of room just west of north half of south mosaic room. The foundations rest either on earth or or on wall specially constructed for it, or over an older NS wall. In room J Q its north wall or other in other words the south wall of big mosaic room rests on soil. In room nTa its east wall or in other words west wall of room with mosaic inscriptions rests on earth which lies over an older wall. The north wall of mosaic room with inscriptions would seem to lie on stones flat stones placed on an earth fill. It thus is thus that the foundations of mosaic with inscriptions rests either on earth old walls or walls made especially for it. On the south side and probably on the north where there are doors the foundations are noticeably strengthened, ie. by wall down to bed rock or by large two blocks. However this is not to be counted as of much value for the there is not strong foundations
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under west wall except for the wall which lies under earth.
26. photo of north side of wall under south mosaic room. Wall most northern EW wall.
Photograph; upside-down printed: 92
In room JQ, the east wall in south part rests on earth. However as the stones here are of a different type from those to north this may only be a filling. As it is lower than that of the filling in door to north, it may is probably of a different period. The filling of the north door must have been prior to laying of mosaic floor in room to east of room JQ.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain