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Sector 206, where it had been thought the continuation of a mud-brick wall we uncover between 0 m 70 and 1 m 00 deep, a whole heap of hundreds of sherds of bowls, jugs and jars of the Iron I, floor II, pt. 1538 sloping from east to west, in an accumulation of fine grey ash
In the square room with four walls of mud brick with white plaster, we reach the white floor III, well preserved and well dated by several small bowls of Granary Style with wavy-line decoration (in sector 207)
Pt 1535 jug-gargoulette with tubular spout at - 1 m 60, painted with bands vertical red-brown, in the S-E corner of the adjoining room south of the room at couteau 1517 of the house called 286, = at the level of floor III
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain