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… the stones are removed and the darker looser earth is removed with the greatest care. The idea proves to be correct. The southern wall becomes increasingly clearly distinct from the more northerly collapse layers, until finally about 1 m inward from the wall on one side it can easily be distinguished from the loose earth, free of any trace of clay and stone on the other. The whole of this part of the wall complex is cleared completely and dug down further, though admittedly not yet to the bottom. It turns out that the continuation of the inner enclosure wall rests on a smaller, almost square substructure wall (II), which has the following measurements.
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| East-west „ —: |
The depth cannot yet be determined. The gypsum pillar described earlier … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain