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… sinking, which obliterates layers III and IV and extends right up to the north wall. In this "ditch" lies a quantity of larger wall-stones (cf. the plan) packed in partly half-burnt, partly raw pisé: the sunk foundations of the house's west wall, which evidently were of sun-dried clay. In the upper part of the section (cf. also the plan) the floor stones were so large and so closely laid that no separate substruction was necessary. Outside the north wall the same limited stone rubble is found as appeared in the section h. The completion of the section through the earth pillar on which the north wall rests leaves hardly any possibility of error. Layer VII (fill layer of stone- and chaff-mixed clay) namely continues on the outside of the wall, beneath the higher-lying, somewhat darker fill layer (layer VI), which does not recur. In its place there namely enters the reddish carbonaceous layer, in which the stone- … continues
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