Vouni IAlfred Westholm

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131132… ket (103). These nails all lay on the rock bottom itself. A further quantity of bronze nails is found ino lying c. 20- 40 cm from the wall, directly on the rock. In their places they lie densely (131). Possibly they derive from a wooden panelling of the cobblestone wall. Some other observations which would prove the assumption of the wooden panel are not made. Possibly, however, the wall's unplastered face stands in connection with this. - Finds are now made which further complicate the conditions at the entrance. Previously the vessels 111-113 in square B 2-3 have been mentioned. These may have been brought there by chance. Now, however, --- m from the edge of the entrance trench and - - - m from the cobble wall, standing on the rock, is found an unpainted pot, height 27 cm (132). Not far from there several clay vessels come to light, these too resting directly on or slightly above the uneven sloping rock. 3 metres from the trench edge but only 0,20 m from the wall a collection … continues