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1764 Coin
Drawing: circle
C 3579 Megas I.
same provenience at 42.80 e. of w. end at 4.15 m S. of S. Bldg. bottom of 2655-1, at d 2.435 below top of plinth 16, w. stylobate 19 Apr. 51 room 5.
1765 Bowl frag with incised character
Drawing: incised character
7.80-10.10 m S. of S. Bldg. 44.00-49.50 e. of w. end 2673-2 13 Apr. 51 removed 20 Apr. 51.
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18 + 19 April
3.00-5.15 Removed 3.00-5.15 S. of S. of S. Bldg. S. Bldg. 39.00 - 43.50 m east of w. end. p. 2655-1 very loose 39.00-43.50 soil with many rough stones e. of w. end averaging fist size, but a good many up to foot size. Soil 2655-1 reddish brown except at more westerly end of area where it is quite dark gray. About 1 bucket of roof tiles which I am stacking by fence at 7.10 m S. of S. Bldg and at 38.00 m east of w. end. About 2 buckets of sherds. Box of lamp frags appear to be mostly Broneer type XXVII, all from reddish brown soil, and box of broken thin blown glass. 1762 and 1763. One coin F 1764 The dark soil was in the s.w. part of trench, (not most) It seems to have been blackened by fire. No other difference between it and rest of stratum noticeable.
F 1762 1763 1764
F1766
Continuing to restore south and east walls of room 3 above level of concrete slab of new guard house within foundation walls.
Continued clearing old dumps at eastern extremity of fences in area east of S. E. Building.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain