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123}}}}… cut vertically to a considerable depth. For practical reasons, however, this rock face is not cleared. At 3,60 – 4,60 there is a well-built wall of roughly dressed stones. The depth from the ground surface to the rock base here is 2,80 m., and the wall rises 1,50 m. Its upper parts are demolished. Large stones in the fill at the level of the preserved top of the wall indicate the direction of the collapse inward toward 0. The distance 0 – 3,60 m is filled with a compact mass with head-sized cobbles right up to c 1 m from the surface. This part of the trench is dug to over 4 m depth without reaching the rock. Danger of collapse prevents further digging. At the 7de metre a well-preserved cement floor begins , which extends to the 9de metre, where a terrace wall [illegible] ends it. At Below this, another similar cement floor begins at a level exactly 1 m lower. This floor extends from 9,10 m – 17,0 m where it ends against a 0,50 m high … continues
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