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rubble foundation to the well in the north facade, or whether this foundation carried a wall separating room XXIV from a narrow passage leading from the door in the facade to the southern of the two wells.
Certain alterations took place in room XXI at the time of floor II. A wall of rubble was built, leaving narrow spaces on either side and dividing the room into two parts. Similar alterations were simultaneously carried out to the neighbouring room to the west, where an east-west cross-wall of rubble was built leaving a narrow passage on the east to allow communication between the two parts (XXX and XXXI). This wall was built subsequently to the western wall of these rooms which, as already mentioned, rests on floor III.
It thus appears that the North Building consisted of a central entrance corridor on the axis of the central room of the Main Building and of two large rooms on either side, the western of which was reduced at the time of floor III (which is at / the … continues
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