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| I2 Terra-cotta head | l. 5,5 | 2,25 | 53. |
After the stone packing has been photographed, it is broken up. It lies at a level of c 1,65 - 1,70. The stones are approximately 10 cm. in diam and rest on a 20 - 25 cm thick layer of loose grey earth. The pottery in and under the stone packing is collected separately. This layer is not disturbed in recent times. Here a number of objects are found which thus can all be dated to the period of use of the cement floor: och efte
| H2 Fragment of a bull's head | 14,5 | 1,97 | 54 mk |
| I1 Bronze fragments; iron nail | — | 2,00 | 59 |
| H1 Fragment of a female stone | |||
| statue | l 15 cm | 2,00 | 60 mk |
| Piece of bronze | l 4,7 cm | 2,05 | 61 |
| Bronze coin ? | l 1,3 cm | 2,05 | 62 |
| Pierced bronzepiece | l 6,3 cm | 2,05 | 63. |
During the fine clearing of the wall in v was found:
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain