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| 5 0,50 m Mixed grey and reddish |
| gravel strongly mixed with cement- |
| pieces with one smooth side which |
| as a rule is turned downward. |
| 6 0,08 m Very fine reddish brown (wind-blown) |
| sand (typical Vouni dust.) |
| 7 0,00 m Well-preserved cement floor. |
Of these layers, 2-3 are sloping, below the point where the underlying ones have a horizontal character. It appears beyond dispute that 2-3 originally collapsed from the wall towards room 10 down into room 11, at a time when this was already filled with earth to a depth of 1,50 m. (In connection with this may be mentioned a statement by the landowner that this part of the palace, rooms 1 and 11, only a few years ago stood preserved to a considerably greater height, and that the projecting parts, which however for the most part had been razed, were by him and his son levelled out to the … continues
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