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Possibly some part of the plateau's highest part may be damaged.
| [printed: 1] | 0,02 | Fine sand |
| [printed: 2] | 0,03 | Coarser sand with small pottery chips. |
| [printed: 3] | 0,08 | Fine clayey sand with traces of weathered |
| [printed: 4] | glass | |
| [printed: 4] | 0,12 | Coarser sand with small round stones. |
| [printed: 5] | 0,16 | Clayey sand with larger angular stones. |
| [printed: 6] | 0,22 | Coarser sand with angular stones. |
| [printed: 7] | 0,24 | Fine sand |
| [printed: 8] | 0,26 | Clay. |
| [printed: 9] | 0,27 | Small round stones. |
| [printed: 10] | 0,28 | Clay. |
| [printed: 11] | 0,29 | Fine sand. |
| [printed: 12] | 0,31 | Clay. |
| [printed: 13] | 0,34 | coarser sand. |
| [printed: 14] | 0,35 | very fine sand. |
| [printed: 15] | 0,45 | Hard clay with embedded gypsum lumps. |
| [printed: 16] | 0,50 | Loose finely distributed rock mass. |
| [printed: 17] | 0,60 | Fist-sized stones held together |
| [printed: 18] | with smaller. | |
| [printed: 19] | 0,68 | Very hard, homogeneous gypsum mass. |
| [printed: 20] | 0,90 | Clay mixed with small chips of |
| rock mass. |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain