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… are looked at and interpreted. From these walls a spur runs north, c. 0,75 m broad. It disappears here into the trench wall. Here the following layer sequence is established:
1)0,15 m Black surface layer.
2)0,10 m Greenish gravel without pottery.
3)0,07 m Very hard reddish brick mass forming a floor broken through at this point, which rests on the aforementioned c. 0,75 m broad spur (this side)
4)0,35 m Pottery-bearing fill layer. (Note! somewhat end of this layer has not yet been reached but for practical reasons this depth level is maintained
f)Cross-wall f) (see previous sketch 17!) starts, as mentioned, at wall c), of the same character and on the same level, circa 0,85 m. broad. Already 1,05 m from c) it disappears in the same way as e) under a layer of roughly hewn stones, which lie immediately below the ground surface. The stones form an irregular kom-
| plex in the following way: | (drawing) | Wall f) continues |
| in the same way as before | out to the other | |
| side of the stones | At xx on the sketch |
a well-cut stone of bluish marble was found provided with a deep incision on one of the flat sides.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain