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… the top of wall (3) adjacent to the East; its base is at 0,55-0,60. A small row of stones (5) seems to be the remains of a wall torn out. It is left in place for the moment. The Floor I at various levels between 0,40 and 0,60 seems to be everywhere reached, indicated by numerous sherds lying flat. The same is true for the squares 102 103 and 104. In the square 102 a pit (1) is being emptied. A large stone (2) lying flat seems to indicate the start of a wall towards the South, most of which has been torn out by pit (1). In the SE corner of the square I believe that I can make out traces of a wall in brick, recognisable by the darker brown-red colour.
In square 103 a pit (1)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain