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but of length varying from 1.11 to 1.45 m.; while on the southern (outer) face large single slabs, 0.85 m. in height and 1.08 to 2•m. in length, were used.
The east wall (wall 12) of the same room, the southward projection of the central unit behind the pillar, is also well preserved. This is composed of a lower foundation of boulders (1 m. in height), resting on the bedrock, then a course of low blocks (height 0.23 m.) forming the base for the upper part built of dressed slabs placed back to back with a vacant space between (height 0.70 m.). On these slabs rest other horizontal ones, 0.20 m. in thickness, which thus keep the underlying slabs in position and bridge the empty space between them.
The opposite west wall of this part of the room (wall 10) is built in a similar manner although the topmost horizontal slabs are absent (Pl.XIV,7). It is bonded with the south wall in the manner shown on fig. 1 , and it is almost certain that similar bonding exists at the south east angle, between walls 11 and 12. In this wall there existed originally a / narrow
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