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The earth in this hollow 1 was uniform right down to the base and for the most part consisted of Hellenistic-Roman pottery of various kinds, of differing character. The vessels were evidently already smashed and fragmentary when they were deposited. At hollow 1 the loose rock comes up to less than 0,50 m. depth. The rock is cleared and scraped down in the direction of the trench. C. 1,50 m below hollow 1 was found 2 small depressions in the rock of indetermindablet kind, c 0,20 m in diam and 0,15 m deep. Something more than 5 m below these depressions in the rock, the rock is abruptly cut off and a notch c. 1 m broad. and The depth is not yet established. The earth here too, as far as I can see, is uniform all the way down and contains a very large quantity of pottery of roughly the same types as in hollow 1. In the longitudinal section the trench looks like this:

65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
