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Drawing: ; labels: Tr. 9, on Grid 17.40 north, facing north, modern ground level, 1, dark brown, loose earth small rough stones only, no heavy debris, many rough stones very hard - compact, 2, dark brown loose soil, figurines, many small rough stones, 3, few stones, F 748, 2, wall, see p 1239, 1, 2, 3, E, D, heavy debris, brown reddish soil, precinct wall, classical & 4th cent. A.D. Shards
3. lightly ribbed - many not ribbed - red wares F 748 Bronze XXIII
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DIARY (cont fr. p. 1236) p-t, north 6.00-6.50, surface soil, immediately south of large wall running east-west, including some debris. See Film 119-56. Digging. Trench 9, v-o, north 0-4, surface soil north of entrance to cave and s. of heavy east-west wall to north. See Film 120-1. Mr. Hill is clearing debris from s.e. corner of his room no. 3, Bath. See Film 119-54. Street 1, Ω-A', west 8-12, 2d strat, depth 0.20 m - 0.40 m. this strat. begins at level of top of pipe to north. No real change between strat 1 and 2 here - all dark brown soil without debris and very few stones. See section p. 1243. The terracotta pipe line is at a higher level (immediately to north of this area) than the base of the circular monument and is therefore presumably later. Strat 3, therefore, if undisturbed since laying of pipe line should date to a period [illegible] after the construction of the monument. Began [margin left: room 10] removing 3rd stratum, Bath, s.e. room (Section p. 1225-3). containing debris of bricks, tiles, some stones, chunks of lime plaster and decomposed bldg. material. See Film 120-3,4&5. chunks of gypsum also coming out. cont. p. 1244
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain