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no. 82no. 83no. 84no. 857/6At the other end of the excavation area a new, broad trench, Cross-trench III, is laid out. It is laid westward from Section I in the hypothetical extension of wall 6. In Cross-trench II a bronze coin with a horse on it was found at a depth of 0.30 along the slope to the "theatre", and in Section I a half-worked hemispherical stone [agate?] was found, which appears to be intended as a signet but was never finished. A lead weight set in a bronze- sleeve lies in Cross-trench I at a depth of c. 0.90, and at 0.40 a geometric pyxis First let a number of finds be recorded:
| no. 86 | an arrowhead, Cross-trench III surface layer |
| no. 87 | a double-conical stone button, Section I: 79, depth 2.10 |
| no. 88 | a stone bead Section I: 79 depth 1.90 |
| no. 89 | a bronze ring — " — : 78.5 depth 0.40 |
| no. 90 | a silver ring Cross-trench I, 5 surface layer. |
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