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At the feet of the skeleton one finds a vase black coarse-ware jug with e a relief decoration, imitating steatite vessels. To the S.W. of the of the skull there are some sherds of a kind of bath (?)
Drawing: jug with relief decoration; labels: diam. bord 5; Ht = 28,5; diam. 17 cm; diam. fond 7 cm
en in coarse ware, the continuation disappearing still under the cutting face. These sherds, laid flat, appear to indicate here again the FLOOR III. (see page 22)
Sector 106 The large wall of rubble (1) fom its top at the same level as the wall of ashlar to the E., i.e. at ~ 1.05 Its extension towards the W. (2) is surmounted by several courses of mudbricks faced on both (?) sides with a coating of white lime, + of which no remains not any more trace to the S. but which is very well preserved on the side N.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain