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… c 0,50 m from wall 63-34 down to the base of the sand 2,50 m from the same wall. Over this layer, later, from the same direction, a dark red layer of crude brick rubble has been deposited which in places contains pieces of cement in the fill. Parallel to the sloping levels in this red layer, three levels with coarser brick-rubble fill can be distinguished in the part that the section covers. Between them the earth is more finely distributed. The coarse levels probably mark different rain periods, as the different layers in turn constituted the ground surface. The ruin mound has evidently at one time been considerably higher, but in connection with cultivation it was levelled to the present ground level.
Profil a)Section a) runs parallel to wall 34-63 and forms a right angle to section b) just 2 m from the said wall face. As the slope layers, because of the direction of the section, have an unfavourable cut, it is very difficult to establish their extent in the section … continues
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