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Summary. excavations 1949 In order to explore the central part of the town crossed by the E-W axis d of the entrance main (marked by ravine in fal.), I had a trench de oriented east-west, 180 m long, wide of 2 m, tr. L. It was then widened by trenches parallel ce which have a brought the surface to the width of the excavation to . . 6 m in the N-S direction. The E part of the trench, over . . m immediately at the foot of the cliff, proved to be sterile. The rock appears here de at . . . already under the surface. No building was erected there. At . . . m only from the E end appear seated on the rock at . . m two small houses dating, according to the fgt. pottery of the . . . . centuries. From . . m from the zero point a larger house takes shape, also of the . . . . s . . .
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain