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Above this the roof collapse layer is found at approximately the same level as in room A, and also here extending horizontally. Also the counterpart to A's layer 4 is found consisting of grey raw mudbrick earth. Above this lies a layer of reddish earth which upward blackens in the same way as the surface layer. This corresponds to layer 3 in A. This layer can one only with difficulty explain as a collapse layer of the same character as the others. The layer in rooms B - C is largely flat and is most simply explained as an old field surface that once existed in the half-ruined building. Above this layer there is another later collapse-layer corresponding to 2 in A and consisting of white gypsum earth. The layer follows the lower field-surface. On the gypsum layer lies the present plough soil, a dark surface layer mixed with gypsum pieces from the lower. A section through the layers in the profile angle b - c) (see below) thus gives the following result:
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