Vouni IAlfred Westholm

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… other coarse pottery. Regarding a niche or window opening in the wall, see later! Also at the outer corner b-c a deep digging is carried out. From this corner wall c extends north-west only m, where it although apparently only seemingly ends with a straight edge, which is excavated to c 1 m depth. The place is cleared and examined more closely. It then turns out that the continuation of wall c is laid of unfired brick down to the underlying level, which consists of smaller stones. The mud-brick wall is established partly by the fact that the earth in a straight line with the wall faces is (within two lines) considerably darker in colour than the earth outside, partly by the fact that the different brick levels at a suitable excavation method can be distinguished very clearly, to a number of at least - - - . Also the vertical boundaries of the different bricks are observed. In a section wall laid out across the wall it is also observed that the wall on the outside … continues