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… the earth just at the boundary of its northern slope appears as follows.
| 0–0,45 m. Dark ploughsoil with plant remains |
| – 0,63 " Rock debris of dark blue colour |
| occasional sherds. |
| – 0,75 " Lighter, hard-packed rock debris |
| without pottery. |
| – 1,00 " Hard clay mixed with rock debris |
| with Roman pottery. |
| – 2,00 " Alternating indistinct layers of |
| clay earth and coarser and finer |
| rock debris. |
| The rock. |
A section through the layers in the middle part of the trench has the following appearance:
| 0– 0,35 Dark ploughsoil with plant remains |
| – 0,40 Rock debris of dark blue colour |
| – 0,60 Lighter hard-packed rock debris |
| – 1,30 Clay earth containing mixed pottery |
grecyk-geom — Roman.
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