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… is about 0,40 m thick. Above this gravel layer, which is possibly one of – sifted fill to level the courtyard over the quarry – the refuse pit, follows another, darker gravel layer c 0,50 m thick. This last dark gravel layer is the same as that which will later be described in room 24 above the pit. It extends all the way down into the eastern corner and can be followed on the next section. Above everything lies the modern dark surface layer. A measurement at the middle of the pit thus gives the following appearance:
| 1. | 1,90 m | dark ploughed surface layer |
| 2. | 1,70 m | Dark, brown pottery-poor |
| gravel layer come from above | ||
| the slope | ||
| 3. | 1,25 m | Light brown pottery-poor |
| gravel layer courtyard fill. | ||
| 4. | 0,85 m | Dark, greasy ash-mixed layer |
| Pottery-rich refuse | ||
| 5. | 0,00 m | The rock |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain