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1… while this still remained, from the upper (brick) storey. Such an opening - between the two storeys would most simply be explained by a stair from the upper storey down to room 11 beside wall A-B. The assumption gains in probability when one considers that there is no other access to room 11 No trace of the stair itself is observed It was certainly of wood, which has rotted away. As a shortcoming of the investigation one may perhaps note the neglect to determine the extent of the coarse sand layer and its form in the direction perpendicular to section b). — The fine wind-blown sand layer on the bottom of the room thins out and ceases in the direction of wall A-B. — On the other side of wall A-B, in the direction of room 14, there again are some layers corresponding to those in room a. Here, lowest down against the cement floor, is visible only close to the wall towards room 14 (wall 11-14) the bottom layer of fine wind-blown sand, thinning out towards the centre of the room.
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