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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 8, folder 5, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.
Page 14Scan 8 of 87
June 25 1934Base pt. for levels - stake driven into top of mound at NW. end of site
0.75 higher than top of marker # 1 of the boundary of the Curium ancient monument - 0.25
Levels
| Tr. XV | N. | S. |
| A | - 2.60 | - 2.18 |
| B | - 3.32 | - 2.95 |
| Γ | - 3.75 | - 3.24 |
| Δ | - 3.79 | - 3.56 |
| E | - 3.65 | - 3.46 |
| γ^2 | [illegible] | - 2.94 |
| γ^3 | [illegible] | - 2.10 |
| γ^4 | - 1.27 | - 1.18 |
| top of wall (N [at] face) c 60. S. of "E" | - 3.58 |
| ditto [illegible] block bet γ2 & γ3 S edge of branch trench | - 2.88 |
| " 0.90 W. of γ^3 | 1.79 |
| Tr. XII [illegible] [illegible] top of big wall | |
| near pour of largest str | 2.69 |
| Rock just below | 4.73 |
| highest block of S.W. wall in "K" | - 3.87 |
| rock open entrance | 4.60 |
| Tr XVIII | "A' NW corn | 2.60 |
| on 'bridge' in 'Γ' | - 3.02 |
| Tr XVI | H | SW corn | 2.25 |
| A | NW " (last of XIV | 2.66 |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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