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at 0,25 m below the upper line of the tomb. Above the grey layer, one counts yet a brown layer with some stones and perhaps a remnant of wall (th. 0,35); finally a wall of one of the latest levels. It therefore appears clear in the end that the tomb predates the layer of ash grey which appears to have been deposited on a floor of small stones.
Drawing: section showing stones of a wall and surrounding layers; labels: brown layer; grey layer; chavane layer + rock; mud-brick wall of the tomb
The junction between the buttress and the wall of the tomb can be studied in good conditions: the stones come back well against the bricks which they prevent from slipping outwards but
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