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| 313E | In the SW pit, bead in |
| stone in the shape of a "flower" |
Drawing: profile/section of a flared object with vertical hatching on left half] (probably neck
of a bilbil in t.c.)
316E | The "ash plaque" (cf p. 82) in reality extends over the majority all of the the south of the area, with a fairly clear floor over almost the whole area.
| 313E | At 0,35 m, floor whitish |
| Pottery |
317E | At 0,35 m depth, on the stones of an EW wall, bead biconical (spindle whorl) t.c.
| 316E | At 0,50 m, one reaches |
| (W part) | 1 floor. At 0,60 m, another one. |
| They are very thin and separ |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain