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The wall (3) is of the same construction as the preceding one: large rubble stones over 0,60 wide, (top at c. 1,05) plus mudbricks coated on both sides, here well preserved, with a thick (ca. 4 cm) white lime plaster. One can clearly see that the plaster covered the rubble wall too. (wall (2) N side) the present top of of these mudbrick walls is at 0,55. An old excavation (pit) is emptied drained in the SW corner of the chamber formed by these walls. In it one finds the rock, forming here a cavity, at ~ 3,10. Over the whole extent of this chamber one leaves stops at the level of the floor IV. here at 1,30. At this level the plaster also begins on the rubble wall with bricks on top. The raising in bricks and the plaster thus go
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