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1,68 m from / [?muren… a length of 1 m, where the excavation is stopped in this direction. The stone floor meanwhile continues unbroken in under the trench edges on all sides. In the trench wall to the north, very close to the top of column 1, a nearly entirely well-cut Corinthian capital, standing upright, is partly uncovered [sic] 3 (height 0,53 m)
11/3The stone floor is followed eastward, and the lower part of the large column is followed. In a breadth corresponding to this, the ashlar wall is also exposed, and the wall beneath it down to the stone floor: Between the lower part of the column and the ashlar-wall there are found lying loose in the earth a well-dressed limestone moulding with profile and beside this a larger ashlar stone. Both are taken out. As the stone floor has now been exposed over a stretch of approx. 6 m and the proper connection of the things is not yet fully clear, the floor is broken up over a smaller area between the lower part of the large column and the foundation of the ashlar wall (Here called the aspestos wall, since on the outside it is faced with asvest) By this means it would be possible … continues
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