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P. 379, 31 Sherds 13/III/42 from foundation(?) channel of Wall B, upper part (see opp.): 5 frgs. which join to form much of the base of a red glazed jug; diam. of base ring 0.072; red clay with many dark bits; remains of red & brownish paint on exterior, including within base ring; interior considerably burned
Sherds Dis 13/III/42 stratum 3, above whitish (= sandy?) layer in 2. pieces local plain ware, red
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(13/III/42) This sandy stratum can be picked up in the scarps of the higher part of the sample & can now be seen to look. Not recognized in the S side of Tr. 75, where Wall B does not provide for this level a satisfactory correspondence. The cut stone part being set too high a level to go with the wider part in the N side separates too far to narrow part on top on the N goes with the cut stone, then [illegible] rougher layer on the S side. Below the sandy stratum, fill possibly a little stonier. The 44.0-3 part over Wall C continues in section with that further west, to W of B. In the sample as elsewhere the stony stratum seems to peter out towards Wall B.
[margin left: * code, he stops at. 41 above wide part of wall] Digging it. No sherds etc. among stones of Str. 2*. Christo says the top of Str. 3 was cut for a wall. Some sherds in the channel, 10 C . 14 of loose earth, ring foot of a local jug, 7/9. He stopped [illegible] finds a change of earth in the channel now - . 12 above the wider part of Wall B. Taking down the part of Stratum 3 above the sandy layer. Find at this level quite a hard whitish level, quite uneven, over the sandy stratum
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain