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Drawing: architectural cross-section of wall, pavement, and foundation; labels: Portico of room 1, S.E. bldg, Section at 3.30 north of s. wall of room 1., stylobate, 1886-2, see 1885-2, level of pavement between [illegible], removed, 4, 3, foundation of floor, foundation of 4 floor, 4, late floor, ribbed
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Temple A w. cella w. aisle N 8-14 1913-2
Strat. p. 1913-2 I level off at depth of about 0.08 m below top of what appears to have been foundation course of west wall of aisle. The orthostates on this wall seem far too good not to have once appeared over original floor level. If this is true, then the original floor was raised at a later period.
Margin left: [illegible
orthostates may well be part of orig. fndtn]
Found also here coin F 1120 and F 1121, frags of saucer type lamp with pinched lip, one bronze nail & metal frags, placed with sherds in bag (in box), and marble frag. F 1122.
F 1120 F 1121 F 1122
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Temple A w. cella w. aisle No-5 1941-3 2019-3
Removed Temple A, w. cella, west aisle, N 0-5 1941-3 2019-3 "white stratum consisting mainly of crushed sandstone "chavara". Few sherds only, placed in bag, no tiles or other finds. Also N 5-8.- same. Placed sherds also in bag. No tiles or other finds. No stones found in 3. Sieved the stratum & found 2 handfuls of sherds & a few tile frags. All in the bag & F 1122
N 5-8
sieve F 1123
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain