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Thursday 9 November 1967Sector 021 E, in brown-red earth of the Late Bronze, inscribed jar handle * with fragment of lamp t. c. with spout blackened, wall fairly thin, pt 1613 at - 1 m 40 + Cretan sherd (?) .... according to L.C.C.
Sector 110 E, bathtub in t. c. 1614 l. 78cm and immediately south of this one- trough or monolithic elliptical basin on white floor, covered by thick collapse of mud bricks in dark brown, red and greenish grey, collapse over on which settled the occupants of the Iron I. The trough measures 40 × 50 cm and corresponds to topographic pt 1615. No well appears in connection with these installations (wells [or soakaways] are however numerous in the vicinity, at least three, in four sectors of the quarter 4 E
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain