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… is 0,33 m and it turns out to stand approximately in the middle on a 0,75 m broad wall of smaller, slightly worked-stones, which extend in both directions directly under the upper ashlar wall but separated from this by an earth layer approximately corresponding to the height of the base. (c. 0,18 m). The trench is dug deeper still. The 0,75 m broad wall is c. 0,20 m from the upper edge faced with ashlar-cut slabs of various sizes (one of them has previously been used in another building). These slabs rest immediately on a horizontal stone floor laid of fist-sized beach pebbles An approximate cross-section thus looks like this:
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain