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… coloured raw-brick mass with light grey raw-brick pieces embedded in it which have not been fully dissolved. Next to the wall towards room 34 this layer, together with the ploughed surface layer, measures c 0,80 m in depth but slopes towards the north-west, where the corresponding depth is only c 0,55 m at the wall towards room 36. No finds are made in room 35. The cement floor is exceptionally well preserved.
Room 36Room 36 stands in connection with 35 through a broad gateway, but has, like 35, with 17 and 66 and 34 with 16 and 63, more together with room 18. The same earth layer as was found in 35 extends also into 36 but the light raw-brick layer here has only an insignificant depth of at most 0,45 m together with the surface layer. In the northwestern parts the surface layer lies on the directly on the still well-preserved cement floor. The walls, which bound room 36, are almost completely demolished. Numbered finds are not made here.
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