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1673. 8 tile frags and 20 pieces lime concrete from below floor level corridor 4, S. Bldg.
1.07-2.60 n. of s. wall 0.58-0.92 e " w. " " 2517-5. 19 Mar. '51
, red pencil: SH 2171674. Pot handle with incised character [dash] Stamped Handle: Part of a rectangular stamp remains
Drawing: stamp with inscription; labels: ? | I | T, | 1 0 |
00 - 3.00 m. s. of S. Bldg. opposite room 4 & corridor 3 2615-1 2623-1 20 Mar. '51.
1675. 2 bronze nails & piece lead.
Same provenience.
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which is now in portico of S. Bldg. opposite room 3. Am planning to use it in east stylobate, at north end also.
[margin left: Arch blocks no.s] Have removed two coping blocks (Arch blocks no.s ) from east stylobate wall of room 4, near s. end, (see film 158.3), to room 3. Placed longer of two (no. ) immediately north of restored plinth 1 (bearing column) on west stylobate. The other is to go on east stylobate at north end.
[margin left: Room 5 e. side 2.00-6.00 n. of s. wall 2353-3] Removed S. Bldg. room 5, east side 2.00 - 6.00 m, north of S. wall 2353-3, loose dark brnsh soil with many stones, including worked blocks which once belonged to destroyed wall, on which back of east stylobate of room 5 appears to have been founded. Of these blocks I have removed one, which I have placed on east wall of room at 4.03 m. north of S. wall; and another block on same wall at 5.06 n. of S. wall. and a third on early wall on which east stylobate is partly founded at 3.25 n. of S. wall. The rough stones were about foot size
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
