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the architecture, east of these stones, is incomprehensible.
313 EnordAt 0,55 m (cf p. , new floor (cf p. 84), which rests on a bed of pebbles and under a layer of red earth poor in pottery (several fragments of a vessel in common pottery). The wall EW (at 1,18 m from pt SW of this area) corresponds to this floor, for the floor above covers the wall, whereas the latter stops against it and the bed of pebbling passes below.
Drawing: schematic section showing two horizontal floor lines, four stones of a wall, and a pebble bed underneath; labels: floor; floor.
314 EIn the spoil (origin: 0,60 m depth), steatite cylinder very worn
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain