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… possible however that future examination may throw further light on this corner. Similar elucidation is needed at the opposite south end of this wing. Beyond the southernmost point where the west wall (33) of the wing is preserved and in line with it is a pit dug by tomb-searchers; moreover this pit hit an ancient well, the internal lining of which was partly destroyed, and which seems to have been incorporated in an east-west wall. Further south this area shows different features, the investigation of which is still in a preliminary stage. Therefore the only part which survives in a more or less satisfactory condition is the central one, comprising rooms XXV and XXVI.
The west wall of this wing (33) is parallel to the west wall of the central room of the Main Building. This wall is 0.417 m. in thickness, rests on the bedrock and is built of undressed blocks. As already mentioned, both its northern and southern ends are missing. On this wall abut two perpendicular walls (30 and 31), which are exactly opposite walls … continues
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