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Zone 101/102:
Drawing: stratigraphic section showing superimposed floor levels, wall block on the left, bedrock at the bottom, and objects/features in situ; labels: Surface; Floor (last reoccupation); 1 m 15; 1 m 35; 85; Floor IV; 598; Layer a; sieve; 1-2 fish-bones; 599; some charcoal in brown earth; bed of red brick; LIME V FLOOR WHc; Milk bowl and Myc. III B (623); LIME VI FLOOR WHc; decomposition of rock = brownish and whitish earth; WHITE FLOOR on ROCK; ROCK
The upper white floor is 5 to 6 cm thick. The lower white floor, for its part, is 10 to 11 cm thick, everywhere, in the sector towards the south, zones 102 -> 105
• White floors, at 1 m 35 + 40 = 1 m 75 1 m 35 + 60 = 1 m 95 depth,
According to previous p.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain