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… the walls built up in mortar clearly differ by their heavy gypsum mortar from the other walls e.g. in houses 2 and 3. The floor level in house 1 is raised lies c. 0,50 m above the rock. Possibly a part of the presumed west-wall could be preserved under the gypsum floor, and in that case full proof of the north- temple's north-west corner could be obtained. A breaking up of the gypsum floor seems necessary also for other reasons: sherds and possible objects under the floor would further confirm or (overturn) the date set up here. This excavation is however postponed until the area south of house 1 has been cleared. — It appears that the stones in the demolished the stones in temple's west wall were used in the walls of house 1. Among the small cobblestones here can be recognised, namely a number of stones completely like those that form part of the temple walls. Also there are found immediately SE of house 1 some larger stones which are being cleared in situ in their entire assem- … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain