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Saturday 29.10.66 State of clearance: 105 The wall (1) of rubble whose top is at 0,15, its base at 1,10 which is now clearly visible on the N side where we stopped on a fine floor which would be, comparé avec les sols adjoints correspondants de the old excavation (1959) to the N, then floor IV, here at ~ 1,30. Floor IV (2) is particularly well preserved in the N part of the petite chambre, où il est de en chaux plaster. Floor IV is at 0,25 above below the assise sommet du mur en pierres de taille (3) dont le sommet qui se trouve alors à 1,05. Floor IV shows a hollow of ~ 0,10 depth, 40 x 50 cm, in the NW corner of the room, against the wall (4) of rubble, well made, which sits on Floor IV. Its top is at 0,80. This wall would be therefore later than Floor IV. In the E part of the room
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain