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5. DIARY FINAL CLEARING OF "ALTAR 2"
July 16, 1946 Found altar in good shape, but pipe-line to south badly broken on east end. Commenced by clearing weeds, etc. from altar. Started clearing down to bed-rock on NW corner. Sloping under wall, found fill to contain copious fragments of later series of horsemen - one horsemen head from mold 2., & pieces of class VI. It appears already certain that the circular wall was built after TCs were piled in - & that these T.Cs were also broken before stacking.
Margin left: 1.01cm
Drawing: section at SW corner; labels: Wall fill, TC fill, Stereo, Rock
Section at SW corner, looking from inside
All molded TC's & some bone coming out In fill shown above, frags of large TCs - a horses chest nose, a leg prob. of T 1007, etc., shield On E side, practically no sherds or TCs, & no earth except a stereo under wall
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Photos 6 Roll - , 1 - Bearded mold-horseman in situ directly under N.W. wall. 10 AM No 2 - SW wall from within, showing sketched fill opposite. 11.30 (shade) No 3-5 - The south in NE house from North before excavation, showing walls. No 6 - Same, showing floor plaques of str. 1 No 7 - The altar cleared, from SW No 8 - The altar, '' from E. No. 9 - altar join to house wall, NE. corner outside
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain