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small to be truly an anchor - Traces of circular wear → perhaps a millstone element, or counterweight of a well with a beam -
Drawing: top and side view of a rounded object with a central circular perforation; labels: < 0,35 m >
Pit X - Very deep along the belle façade ashlar NS which serves as foundations for a rubble wall, carrying itself a brick wall - The interruption of the rubble wall forms a door whose threshold is constituted by the ashlars - In this pit, in the door, bronze tool twisted, in the form of a spatula -
Drawing: bent elongated object with one flattened end
12/13.S. In the part spared by the pit, one descends into earth reddish brown, without clear stratification - The floor II recognised in the trench 12 is barely visible - On the contrary, on the other side of the
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain