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down to the depth so far investigated. At certain points where previously dug pits (1) were cleared the deeper layers are also shown as they were visible on the sides of the pits down the bedrock.
Section AA (Pl. V,1). This runs almost eastwest through the front rooms of the South Building i.e. rooms VI, III, II but includes on the east room XIIA and on he west room I. As the investigation in these two end rooms is still incomplete only the central part of the section, that which concerns the South Building is illustrative. As already mentioned in the brief architectural description we have here three rooms arranged in the tripartite method, namely a large central room (III) and two side ones of smaller size (II and VI). In square K-A 22 we see the west wall of the South Building while the line of square J-K 22 coincides with its east wall. Both these walls rest on the bedrock. In square I-K 22 between levels
(1). I.e. pits dug by excavators or villagers in search of tombs
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