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new partition wall 5 (1) was built in the west part of room III, almost parallel with the earlier wall 6, which separated room III from room II, and the upper part of this earlier wall 6 was demolished. Instead therefore of a symmetrical group of rooms, a large central with two smaller side ones, two rooms were created one large on the east and another smaller on the west. The enlarged eastern room communicated with the inner room VI A, the partition wall between room VI and VI A having been dispensed with, and with room VII, while the enlarged room II communicated with room VIII.
Simultaneously with these rearrangements corresponding alterations were carried out to the facade. There were originally two doorways, one in the east / part
(1) This wall (Pl.XXIV.3) is carelessly built of a lower part of dressed blocks evidently taken from some demolished wall (perhaps wall 2) and of an upper part of rubble. Its total height is 1 m. and its thickness 0.52 m. On the south it abuts on the inner face of the facade and on the north on the end of wall 4 but the bonding is not well effected; there is a narrow gap between the ends of the two walls.
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