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Wednesday 22 November 1967Sector 204 E After cleaning the ashes full of fragments of bowls, cups, jugs, cups, etc., accumulated between some stones situated one metre north of weight 1651 B, series of photos of the whole thus cleared of level V, with floor strewn with sherds reported yesterday (pt. 1653 and surroundings) On these sherds, a capping of pisé burnt, hard; above, a thin layer of fine burnt ashes; below, the floor is not very clearly marked, but on the N-S section, situated 1 m 20 to the west of the "pit", one clearly notes the presence of the thick white floor with a coating of greyish-green konnos, partiallylaminated, 2 to 3 cm th., surmounted by a mattress of grey ashes 6 to 8 cm thick; the white floor showing 14 to 20 cm.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain