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… the wall in room 4. The south-western wall of the room is formed by the adjoining wall of room 2. Against this lie gypsum-built the two cross-walls, laid in the same peculiar manner as in the walls of room 2 The cross-walls are in their outer parts (facing the slope) considerably rather damaged and survive in places to only 0,40 m. Next to the eastern cross-wall, between it and the nearby wall-jamb, a narrow entrance to room 4 has possibly existed (see on this in the description of trial trench 3). The earth which was met with in room 4 appeared, apart from the uppermost dark surface layer, to consist of crumbled pieces and dissolved grey-white and reddish-brown mud-brick which had evidently collapsed from the walls round about. On a careful examination it can be established that the main collapse has a direction from the large wall towards room 2 and straight down the slope of the ground. Something … continues
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