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… in the edge of the trench at the south-east corner (not excavated) a small border of pebbles can be traced at the same level. It can therefore hardly be doubted that – (even if in other parts of the trench nothing indicates a floor) – at the level 2,00 nv. there was once, if not a proper floor, then at least a trampled surface. It seems that the Paraskevi wall was levelled off so as not to stick up above this. (Two stones in the west wall at a higher level are probably a later addition at 1,73 – 1,76) On this "floor" the altar then stood at 1,13 – 2,00 in front of the large Herakles base whose feet have thus come above the floor level. The Ajia Paraskevi wall is probably of earlier date, but no floor in connection with that wall can be demonstrated. Through the central pit the possibilities of this have also been highly significantly reduced.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain