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… of the prospective tomb dromos, while the rock debris from the cutting was thrown in the opposite direction (see section at 0). Since it is stone-free, it is also made quite clear that the Neolithic settlement's wall stones were deliberately set aside to be later used as door packing etc. for the tomb. This also gives the presence of Neolithic sherds right down to the bottom of the tomb dromos its satisfactory explanationx/).
Pl. IVTo return to the undisturbed Neolithic stratum: at its lower level it holds a number of stones, which lie somewhat on the slide inward toward the round bothros in square E 2. As can be seen from the plan and the section at metre 3, they served as a footing around the bothros. ^ x/)^ The dromos fill is pure chavara: not a trace of cultural earth. Nevertheless Neolithic sherds, which had therefore slipped down with the stones.
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