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… in the corresponding layer at a depth of 2,65
The level excavation continues, useful but uninteresting. As it seems difficult to follow the layers, which appear to be fairly horizontal, the principle of 10 cm levels square by square is followed. About a box of selected sherds is filled for each square level.
There remains to be mentioned yet another matter, namely a wall west of the cement floor-building. It was previously mentioned as lying on the boundary between D1 and E1. It was then assumed that the wall had been laid in two periods. The wall proves, when it is followed south and north, to have little more than a 1 m extent, and when it is cleared the impression of a wall-offering pot is observed in the same way as in βωμός. The wall lump is probably the remains of an altar outside the building. Its upper part is presumably contemporary with the (archaic) cement-floor, its lower part of geometric origin. It rests directly on the con- … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
