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Margin left: Wednesday 18 / Nov. 1959 / fine weather
Work continued on the same areas as the day before, with completion of the final cleaning in the south trench whose excavation is ending, except at some points, the main one of which remains the 240 or pit-tomb with the jugs painted, of the Middle Bronze .
Pt. 242: Ball inscribed stone terracotta and fragment earring or ring of bronze between 8 and 9 at - 0 m 70 .
Pt 243 = blade of bronze 0 m 70 0 : 2 m 80 1 : 4 m
Pt 244 Small jug t.c. greenish plain, with trefoil spout and one handle (Iron Age) opposite peg 13 at - 1 m 25 depth 13 1m, 70 14 6,m20
Between 12 and 13, interesting pottery of the transition period Late Bronze - Iron I - at 1m 50 but not in situ (pit)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain