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1818. Glass frags - 1 flat rather thick fr. with greenish iridescence. 1 thinly blown fr. others - not cat.
S.E. Bldg. E 23.80-29.00 N 8 4-9, 2705-3 19 May 51
1819. Frag stone bowl. Shallow raised base, handle flush with rim.
Gr. dim 0.18 m
F S.E Bldg. E 25 N 8 at bottom of 2705-3 19 May 51
1820. Frag cornice in stone
L: 0.15 m S.E. Bldg. E 25 N 6 at bottom of 2705-3 19 May 51
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19 May51 N 4-9 E 24-29 2705-3 F 1943
Removed S.E. Building N 4-9 E 24-29 2705-3 light brown moderately compact soil, with few rough stones only, none larger than fist size, comparatively few stones, & tile frags only which I am clean out to be stored. Probably a filling in of a levelling off. About 1/4 bucket sherds (none late noted) lamp frag F 1817 and glass F 1818 & frag stone bowl F=1819, and frag stone cornice F=1820 (Arch GL 70. No other finds. Tiles found only E 27 to 29. Sherds about evenly distributed. In places bed rock is high as bottom of 2705-2 whereas at other points it reaches down below bottom of 2705-3. See Files 155-344 & 35.
F1817-20
1 figurine in sherd bag
21 & 22 May 51 Removed S.E. BLDG. E 34-38 N 4-8 2743-2. all debris, many rough stones N 4.00- 6.50 with moderately compact, reddish soil much of which may be decomposed walls and roof: stones averaged about 1/2 foot size but up to foot size: very few stones from N. 6.50- 8.00, mostly all clean reddish soil, tiles about 1 bucket, found throughout
E 34-38 N 4-8 2743-2
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain