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FINDS 1148. Seal stone [red ink: St 914] fosh
Same provenience as previous. 1.02 below spot "y" S.E. BLDG. Room 4. 1.60 n. of s. wall 1147: against west wall
1149. Frag. of asbestos. fosk Too fragile to cat.
Found with F 1148. right beside it.
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S.E BLDG. DIARY 2 June 1950 room 4 Removed small bag (1/10 bucket) 3 sherds from S.E. BLDG. 2027-1 room 4, upper debris, 2027-1, 2033-1 in S.W. corner of room, and about 1 1/2 wheelbarrow load of tiles - from surface soil. Placing tiles in S.W. corner of room, which is also S.W. corner of S. E. BLDG.
2027-2 Removed also from room 4, 2033-2 entire room, 2033-2, & 2027-2, lower debris, very loose rather clean reddish, sometimes yellowish soil with many rough stones and some worked blocks - all debris & decomposed building material, probably fallen clay from roof: "BAG 1" of sherds contains about 2 buckets of various sherds; "BAG 2" contains about 1/2 bucket sherds mostly from grooved ware pot (ribbed). "BAG 3" over a bucket of a very large pot; "BAG 4" nearly a wheel barrow load of a large pithos; "BAG 5" contains sherds from another pithos, about a bucket full. Have stacked up tiles opposite door of Guard House close to fence. The stack measures
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain