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… half the height. It is uncovered and cleared in and for photography etc.
11/10The door packing is photographed and measured in the section. In the section next to the door packing lies an extraordinarily well-preserved skull (no. 1. It lies on its left side with the crown facing towards the door packing. In order to be able to work further, the skull must be plastered and taken out. Beside it lay sherds of 2 hemispherical bowls which are also taken out and numbered.
| 1-2. 2 pcs hemisph. bowls badly damaged (in box) | ||
| 3. Bronze dagger | length | 34.7 cm. |
| 4. Bronze axe | — ” — length | 13.4 " |
A clear sequence of layers in the fill is established, from the top as follows: 1. Slammed clay; 2 roof collapse; 3 slammed clay; 4 next roof collapse; 5 bottom fill. The layers are le velled in. Skull 2, which lies in immediate proximity to skull 1, is plastered and likewise taken out, skull 3 at the eastern edge of the post. Both somewhat damaged. In addition, vessels are taken out.
| no. 5 Light-on-dark(?) amphoriskos | height 11.5 cm. |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain