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… beside wall 53-58. The northernmost
| is 7 cm high (315) and the southern | 315 |
| 8 cm high (316). — However, the floor level | 316. |
It is broken through at a point where the floor is dis turbed by a trench which touches the section line and lies northwest of it. The trench, which is c. 0,50 m by 1 m in size, is driven straight down towards the rock. Square A. The finds are collected in 20 cm levels counted from the floor level. These levels are thus entirely artificial and have nothing to do with the natural layers in the earth, which later become clear in the section, and which will determine the excavation method in the continuation of the level excavation. In square A (the trench now described) there is found in the first level 0,10 - 0,30 m below the floor:
| Red-figured sherd l 4,7 cm | 317 |
| Foot of a terracotta statuette h 6,1 cm | 318 |
| Handle of bronze bowl l 8,5 cm | 319 |
Same square's second level 0,30 - 0,50 m
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain