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99100101 101… and ash a small beautiful limestone head.99. This is, however, so completely dissolved that it can only with great difficulty be saved in situ by soaking, hence the explanation for the black colour inside the lacquer. (levelled 1,72). The charcoal and ash layer has now been removed and the gypsum remains. Completely encased in this and lying with the back upwards is found here no. 100, a small terracotta statuette depicting a woman riding a donkey. A white lime crust which has deposited on the surface is removed relatively easily immediately after lifting. (levelled 1,69). — During the excavation by J, has been found a number of pieces and fittings of bronze whose place in the earth fill lacks interest. They are all entered under no. 101. — To the south-east the excavation continues unabated. Very close … continues
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