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293… 14 there is a wide doorway, completely of the same character as the corresponding one in wall 1. The doorway has, however, been blocked up with smaller rubble stones (see the facade drawing and photo photographs). Probably this walling-up of the gateway is of the same date as wall A-B, since some cross-sections of the layers could not be traced either in room 11 or 14. For aesthetic reasons the doorway is demolished. In the process, inside the wall at a depth of 0,50 m from the floor, measured from the top, part of a terracotta statuette (h 7 cm) was found, 293. Otherwise, from the fill layers in room 11, ordinary coarse palace ware (sparingly also) was collected together with a few blackfernissed sherds.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain