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a wall (5) of rubble appears, partly flush with floor IV, forming here perhaps a a threshold of a door 1,10 w. The balk (6) of floor I at 0,50, left in the SE corner prevents for the moment from pur- su suing the wall (5) towards the S.
To the S of wall (1) we have left a large balk (6) of floor III (or II ?) at 0,70, well indicated by numerous sherds of plates and large grains of lime and lenses of grey ash.. It abuts against wall (1) to the N and stops for the moment at the cut face of the trench.
The wall (3) in the p.d.t. abuts to the S against a large EW wall, well built of large rubble. Against this wall, and parallel with it, one uncovers on 24.10.66 the remains of a a human skeleton Pt. 1463 at 0,90, then therefore below floor II.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain