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Tr. 12N (– 1.20m) Weight in t.c. pierced towards top, square in section, incised mark in side like a ∧ pt. 1345
Drawing: pyramidal weight with pierced hole near top and incised chevron mark on side; labels: ^; 5.5c; v; < 2.8c. >
Found in fallen brick level outside cyclopaean city wall (ie on W side). At the place where it was found the stone fill continues on the W side of the cyclop. city wall at a depth of c –1.10 m On the work to date, it would appear that the two latest levels of brick represented by levels I and II in sounding in Tr 5N constitute a later period of reuse of city wall in earliest Iron Age – the cyclopaean part belonging to L. Bronze Age. Whether the brick construction = fortification of cyclop. wall being strengthened (more likely) or simply habitations, is not yet clear.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain