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… the earth is thinned in this direction. At a few points the actual courtyard floor can be established in the form of a hard-packed red (burnt?) clay surface lying directly on the rock itself. This is the case over a small area beside the wall towards rooms 30-31. Also in other places here and there over the whole area room the same is observed, where the clay surface is separated with great difficulty from the earth above it. In the north-eastern parts the earth above the floor scarcely exceeds 1 m in depth at any point, and in the south-western scarcely 0,50 m. In room 24 a large quantity of coarse pithos pottery is collected on the floor near the wall towards room 31. Otherwise the earth is rather poor in pottery, and nothing significant. Only a few finds are made over this large area:
| 303 | bay-leaf shaped bronze sheet | l 5,8 | 303 |
| 304 | Plain jug | h 9 cm | 304 |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain