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d)e)f)gh)… in the eastern trench wall a cross-wall d) at right angles to c). Between cross-wall b) and d) there is, as well as a floor paving (?), built (flat) stones of a kind of the same nature as the walls. The stones disappear into the southern eastern trench wall and cannot yet be determined, as they have not been exposed sufficiently. In square 6 a cross-wall e) appears to run into the eastern trench wall, but without a clear bond with c). In square At the boundary between squares 7-8, on the other hand, a clear cross-wall f) runs out into the eastern trench wall The wall is on the same level and of the same nature as c) after and in clear bond with it. Width 0,80 m. At the boundary between squares 9 and 10 wall c) ends against a coarse cross-wall g), which appears to delimit this wall system to the north. A clear bond is present. Wall g) lies on the same level as c) and is of the same nature. Width 1,20 m. At the boundary between squares 11-12 a firm cross-wall h), 0,50 m wide, is uncovered, extending across the trench; the upper part lies at the ground surface. In square 13 there are no walls for the time being. The position is clarified by the following … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
