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to the south, on the large stone blocks which flank the doorway of the central room of the Main Building. The fact that walls 35 and 36 rest on the bedrock and are in other respects akin to the doorway blocks, on which they abut, entitles us to consider them virtually contemporary and to suggest a close connection between the North and the Main Buildings. We have seen that wall 37, ie. the west wall of room XXX+XXXI, is later and rests on a floor which is at the same level as floor V in the central room of the Main Building. It is built of dressed slabs, one of them damaged, and of boulders and at its north end, where it approaches the facade, it was destroyed by recent pit-digging.
The east wall of room XXIV+XXII, ie. the east room of the North Building shows traces of later alterations; it consists of a lower part of square or rectangular slabs and an upper part of boulders and rubble; its south end perished in recent digging.
The south-east part of the room seems to have / been … continues
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