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Friday 23 November 1962
Tr. EST 26, clarification of the stratigraphy of the floors and various vessels of Iron I uncovered on 21, 22, 23 November (pt. top. 815, 825, 826 834, 840)
Drawing: stratigraphic section showing a stone wall on the left and three horizontal floor levels below the ground surface; labels: surface; brown earth on; white lime 815; WALL in rubble masonry; FLOOR I at - 0m45; 834 compacted brown + charcoal; limited extent; FLOOR II white, 0,75; 840; FLOOR III greyish with gravel at 0 m 85/90
The kylix 815 rested above floor I, the weights and jars, as well as vessel 834 rested on floor II, and bowl 840 as well as the idol t.c. (headless), on the floor III, the thickest of the series, about 5 to 6 cm.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain