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… mentioned floor surface above and adjacent to bothros 3, which lies level with some stones in the Neolithic layer in Δ 0. These stones lie at least approximately in situ. Whether they are filling material for the floor or whether they constitute a half-demolished remnant of wall, which bounded the floor, cannot be decided. Probably they are merely fill since 1st, the rock slopes fairly steeply just at this spot, which is therefore very little suited for wall foundations; 2nd, a hollow in the rock – a mill-hole or other cult pit – lies immediately behind the stones. If a house wall had risen here, it is difficult to imagine how the mill-hole functioned. Partly in situ, three stones in Ζ 1 probably also lie, although they lie in the layer of mixed Neolithic earth and … continues
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