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wall (1) of sector 106. The top, in ashlar, is 0,25. At the junction of the two walls the ashlar is replaced by mud bricks. In the corner of the two walls one has preserved a witness of Floor I. at 0,45 A gap (2) in wall (1) is filled with ashlar blocks (reuse?) and of rubble stones.
A pit (3) emptied down to the rock at ~ 2,40 , shows the foundation of wall (4) in large rubble, also raised with mud bricks, plastered, of which the pit has torn away the greater part but . the SW corner of the room to the N is still preserved and clearly visible . In the SE corner one preserves a witness of Floor I at 0,45 ; for the rest of the room one has descended through a layer of brick-red earth (fallen bricks?)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain