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… over lying binders. The stone benches' horizontal surface takes up the greater part of the tomb, and it must be admitted that there is a resemblance to the other Milia tombs 10 and 11, close at hand as regards this depression right below the door.x Of course one has reason to interpret this deeper area nearest the door (broadly speaking square C) as the counterpart of these tombs' door shaft, intended to collect the rainwater that comes through the unsealed door packing. Of course no burial has ever taken place in square C although most of the skeletal remains and pottery finds were made there. The various bones lay without inner connection, and the position of the pots, above all their differing levelling figures, show that the find localities have no connection with the original place of the vessels. Very probably (see the transverse section) everything has simply been swept down from the stone benches … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain