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3. The remains of the lower building level are divided into two levels: a) in the north a house with tschakilli floor, bounded to the south by a wall. The level of the floor is 2,65 - 2,67 avv. and the highest points of the wall rise to 2,50 avv. In the southern part of the trench, at a depth of 2,80 avv., a firmly laid floor of less than head-sized cobblestones is found. These were originally the substruction of a tschakilli floor, now destroyed, which is now traced in the form of numerous tschakillia over the cobblestones. The connection between the cobblestone floor and the tschakilli house is unclear, as the stones seem to have been broken up nearest to this. In any case they are missing. In the Cult Room to the south the cobblestone floor is breached. Beneath this geometric pottery and a few sherds from L C III are found. The cobblestone floor extends into the trench wall to the west, south, east and appears, judging by the construction, to have a fairly considerable extent. The tschakilli floor ex- … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain