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17.… nearest Δ. On the boundary towards Z, cuts a another wall the section trench, a wall, which probably forms the boundary of a well-preserved cement-floor, which extends into I1. In this wall was found a walled-in offering, an archaic ribbed-ribbed torpedo-pithos (- - -dim) (17) entirely overcovered with cement. (see photo). The opening was blocked with two stones. The earth in was strangely yellowish (earth sample kept) . In Z, immediately above the wall offering lies a large square stone probably on the cement floor, level 2,05.
Obs!Above the cement floor lies a compact stone-packing, evidently the substructure for a still higher-lying floor, which has now been destroyed. This stone- packing is for the time being left unexcavated. The cement floor itself ends in I1 with a wall, which extends down to a level of I1-K1 is the previously mentioned level excavation. It continues in layer 8, which is pure sand-gravel level. In the lower part of K1 lie three stones quite near the surface . A round red … continues
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