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… a surface layer washed down by a rain-flood: sand streaks, small stones, bowl-shaped clay layers etc.
The middle longitudinal section can be read easily without lengthy commentary. It should be noted only that, as the plan shows, it is broken off in front of the north wall's end stones, and instead of continuing in its original direction, which would have necessitated demolishing the wall, it turns at right angles and continues 0.20 m. farther south parallel to its original direction.
In this way it runs immediately before the north wall, which is thus spared and whose stones are partly cut away, partly drawn in elevation.
Otherwise the section is similar to the previous one.
E.C.Ia- the floor, however, only partly reaches the section, whereby over the greater part of the section layer III directly abuts against layer V
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