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To the south, group of painted, matt sherds of the beginning of Iron I in a sandy pocket yellowish, sealed by a burnt "floor", to the south and against a pivot stone or mortise for a beam base 45 x 40 x 15 (hole 12 x 10cm and (drawing) This block is at - 1m 20 and rests on the rock
Under the house with the fine thick white floors ("the workshop"), the base layer resting on le rocher est bien datée du XIIIe siècle par the milk-bowl fragments. A white floor levels out the variations of the rock surface.
Sector 5/6, the N-S rubble wall attributable to Middle Bronze III and reused several times in Late Bronze and then in Cypr Iron I, is preserved to a height of 2 m. (Width 50 cm, h. 70 cm) only for the Middle Bronze III Br.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain