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… marens middle without connection w. other skeletal remains and thus also not in situ, is plastered in. Another skull lies on top of stratum 2 (see diary 26/10) together with remains of upper and lower extremities as well as finds 32 & 33. The position suggests a hocker but as the body is not in situ no conclusion can be drawn (femurs parallel, knee bent, elbow bent). The skull is fairly well preserved and is plastered (no. 2) In the bottom stratum below the cut connection to chamber β-γ lies a further a preserved skull but without other skeletal remains (no. 3). Although only its upper half is preserved it is not plastered.
12/11The clearing proceeds slowly but surely. Three new skulls are found, all in the bottom stratum below the left fore niche. They lie without connection to the other skeleton parts but are well preserved and are plastered in (nrs 4, 5 & 6).
| The following vessels were taken out. — | diam 24.2 |
| 35. Red Pol. flat bowl | diam 24.2 |
| 36 Red Pol. jug damaged | height c. 12 |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain