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(1) Maximum height of the wall = 2.40 m.
Handwritten: in
situ. There was therefore a doorway at this point
similar block, also with a rabbet, which remains in
the point where our wall 1 joins it, opposite another
position it must have stood in the south facade at
doorjamb. Indeed before being placed in the present
angles, which indicates that it was originally a
which is dressed, has a rabbet cut along one of the
the top of the stone part. The face of this block,
in thickness was set in a horizontal position to form
block 2.05 m. in length, 0.66 m. in width and 0.47 m.
shows a peculiar feature. At the south end a large
built of mudbricks and pebbles (1). The south end
some parts the superstructure is preserved and is
large square or rectangular undressed blocks. In
side, while the whole of the upper part is built of
(0.44 m. in height and 0.25 m. in width) on the inner
derably wider than the wall, forming a broad step
ently. Its foundation is of boulders and is consi-
dug by tomb-searchers. This wall is built differ- … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain