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… large floor above which will be described later. The wall is in its entirety 1,15 m broad and also differs vertically in two parts, an outer one consisting of thin horizontally laid well-dressed ashlar slabs (of a foreign stone type?) an inner similar to the outer facing of the north wall. Regarding the original height of the wall see the terrace floor level in the section drawing! Four stone courses below the preserved level the wall takes on a weaker character. The inner face of the north terrace wall is exposed to the left. not. The earth here is very hard and firm and has formed the bed for the terrace floor. Probably the rock lies fairly close. Closest inside the terrace wall where the floor comes almost up to the surface it is destroyed. C 3 m from the wall it is on the other hand preserved. The floor consists of a horizontal cement (concrete) surface which is preserved c. 4 m. At this point there have evidently been ashlar … continues
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