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… for its first 4 metres the rock slopes gently downward, and the stratification is only "agricultural". As mentioned above, a silt layer from a flood can be established above the base layer's chavara, a layer that ends at a waterfall step in the rock at metre 5. Here the water has eaten its way down into a Neolithic cultural stratum, which nevertheless, because of its hard consistency, offered strong resistance. The flood has been forced over it, and at the very "waterfall stairs" it deposited sand and small stones. Such deposits, though of lesser extent, mark its course over the Neolithic cultural level. This layer extends from c. metre 5 to 6.20 and where it is cut by the section it has a thickness of 0.70 - 0.80 metres. It is a greasy, hard-packed … continues
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