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104.105 E - In the "passage" between the rubble wall and wall I, near the ashlar stones of the first trench, at 1,35 m depthr there appeared the base of a "Canaanean" jar- overturned and broken - The passage, against the wall against which it lies, seems to run SW-NE. It is filled with mud-brick earth, unfired, red and green, and fallen stones - In the E part of the passage, a white floor is being cleaned, at 1,50 m depthr, on which rest sherds of pithos -
Emptying of the well begins.
106/107 E - North of wall III, floor of clay + white debris at 1,15 m - South of wall III, m̂ floor at 1 m depthr. The low wall indicated by a cross on the sketch = stones resting
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain