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Room B
with floor IV, here clearly marked by a large jar (5) lying, in situ, on floor IV.
Pt. 1488(drawing) $\phi \sim 30$ cm $h = 53$ cm together with basalt quern (6) loaf-shaped
Drawing: profile and cross-section of an elongated object; labels: (6); 34 cm; 10; 6
and other pottery remains in fragments, including a bowl with deep basin In the SE corner (7) one preserves a floor remnant (?) 0,15 higher which would be the ta Floor III ?
The extension of wall (3) towards the N, (in excavation 1959) shows only the wall in rubble, the brick part is missing here. The last piece (8) could be a threshold of the door of floor level IV since there is here (in situ?) a pivot socket, seated on the top of the
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain