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Aug 19Bath: Floor above pilae. of 3 layers of brick, the lower one corbelling from the pilae. Total thickness of 3 layers about 0,15. Fin floor probably almost level with top of heavy stone courses. On suspensura, a layer of round, flattish beach pebbles. laid with lime mortar. No remains of marble save in S. Tank of Caldarium.
Drawing: section of floor construction; labels: none
West tank 1.20 × 2.45.
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W. Praefurnium. W > .20 <
< c. 2.50 to S. face of > wall.
Drawing: plan with brickwork and walls; labels: end of heavy masonry, BRICK, F
as far W. as the bridge for the round kiln. brick work is up to level of W. water basin. shows much burning. The bottom of the straight praefurnium not dug out toward W. it must have been deeper
Drawing: section
The O prae. is probably only a kiln of a late period when bath was abandoned? Level is too high to serve for hypocaust
Note: brickwork of early Praef. uses sea-pebble mortar as does the bath.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain