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1917 Thickness of the sort of floor of slag (sample taken) = 0,20 m on average, more thin towards the centre, as slightly collapsed from below. Lower down, in the empty part, the wall of the well bears, nestled between or on the stones, but not wedged between them, fragments of slag, often smooth, like drops, on their face turneds towards the air, as if they they had settled while they were still liquid, in the form of drops.
1918 The white layer, which has only 1 to 3 cm thickness, covers all the surface of the well, but stops at 5-10 cm from the wall. Between it and the wall, konnos. It rises very slight ly at the edge. Under the white layer,
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