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… come to lie between this and the fire layer, whereby they have been blackened.
Rum 87.Also in room 87 some statue finds are at last made. Here a small deposit in situ was in fact found, standing against the south-west wall in a dark beige-coloured layer, which was prepared forward:
| Lower part of a limestone statuette | h 15 cm | 532 |
| ” ” ” Lower part of statue | ” h 68 cm | 533 |
| ” ” ” ” Lower part of statue | ” h 42 cm | 534 |
| Limestone statue | h c 60 cm | 535 |
| Limestonestatuette | h 25 cm | 536 |
The statues were dissolved to an extreme degree by damp and could not in any part have been saved without saponite lacquer. The highest parts of 532 - 534 must also be supplemented. The soil conditions are as follows: closest to the floor a 20 - 60 cm thick layer of red-brownish beige earth without stones and hard. In this layer the statue- … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain