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166Altar… at Vouni ordinary arable soil mixed with egg-sized lumps of gypsum. This layer is bounded sharply to the south by another dark-red layer^3), whose dryness and firmness almost presupposes that it had been burnt. Above these layers lies a fourth dark surface layer. In earth no. 2 finds were made of bronze nails and small fragments of fittings and the like. 166 These earth-conditions are depressed between the added wall and another wall-section consisting entirely of cobblestones which at first appear to be a collapse but which on careful clearing prove to be sharply bounded with an edge to the east and south. The stones which to the north are daubed with gypsum evidently form some substructure for a house or the like and were of course not intended to be seen. To the west the stone platform ends against a coarse, badly laid ashlar wall, which extends
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