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Sherds 17/III/42, E of Wall B, from below sandy layer to floor level at bottom of Wall B: 7 frags. of [illegible] and other local plain ware, including the lower attachment of a small band handle and a piece of flat out-turned rim, est. dia. ca. 15 (wide-mouthed jug? possibly deep bowl?)
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Sherds 17/III/42 W of Wall C, below floor to level of bottom of Wall B, to rock: one opposite (only the handle of local coarse ware and the piece of plaster.
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(17/III/42) surface a bit lower than the top of the wide part of B. Here, point out clues to fill below this is the same to the level of the bottom of B, slightly mixed up and loose and stonier than below. This stratum is visible W of the top B, slightly higher level, but [illegible] 15 to 30, no longer a more marked stratum than. See p. 107.
This fill between B & C quite loose below its top part. Below it, distinct hard level with am[ou]nt of black on it. It goes sl. uphill towards the N. The bottom of the wall is not quite distinct from it. Phot. 44.9 & 10. The sherds on the edge of B was what was found above it.
Digging through this, quite a bit of darkened earth. Still quite loose earth below, specially toward edge of tr. 75. A fragment of plaster with .65 from top of Wall C (smooth surface with corners, dark pebbles mixed in it) No sherds so far... In all, to rock, one frag. handle + rim small pot local coarse ware. The 3 visible courses of Wall C (W side) rest on a rather rough sl. projecting
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain