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E W near point 1169 marks a change in the stratigraphy - One finds again a yellow concrete, beneath ashes and red earth, which combegins at 0,95 m and rests on B M.
222EDismantling of part to the N of the kiln. The wall of ashlar is founded on rubble. One sees the foundation trench of the rubble part, but the wall of ashlar is more recent. It must correspond to the "first white floor" (-0,80m), since it has its base level with it. It could therefore have used the wall earlier, of rubble, as
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain