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| 1 | 1,65 m | Dark plough-soil surface layer |
| 2 | — | Dark gravel layer. Not visible in |
| the section. | ||
| 3 | 1,10 m | Light brown, pottery-poor |
| gravel layer (Courtyard fill) | ||
| 4 | 0,55 m | Dark brown sterile subsoil. |
| 5 | 0,00 m | The unworked rock |
Of these, no. 4 has been found before the palace was built, no. 3 probably came in connection with the palace building, 2 and 1 have later come from elsewhere.
Section cSection c) is parallel to b) and runs in the extension of wall 8-6 (the inner face in room 8) up towards the centre of the courtyard with its cistern, which is cut by the section. In this section the possibly established courtyard level is most clearly seen. It is namely the case that against wall 7-6-8) there originally, before the courtyard was levelled, lay a rampart consisting of alternating sloping layers of gravel and reddish clay. When the courtyard … continues
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