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107 NE . Against ashlar wall (south face) 1904 just below 1st layer ashy, 0,40 m depth, bronze tool cap (hollow punch ?) (butt-plate ?) (drawing)
105 E., just south of the balk, 1903 - 0,40 m, bronze chisel .
Drawing: elongated chisel-like tool with three cross-sections below it
107 1st layer ashes: steatite spindle whorl decorated, decoration careless (drawing)
104 . Under thick white floor of ashlar building, layer greenish . Pottery RB I - Then brown-red earth, pottery BM III - Between the 2, thin layer grey ashy - Throughout area, practically no RB II (14th - 13th c.) However, thick white floor well dated 14th - 13th c. by sector 107 = cf p. 53
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain