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finds, to the east, the 1st floor, of which it left a piece in the west. It is surmounted by a layer of red clayey earth compa- with traces of ash, forte verdâtre more or less thick. ou par de la This red earth, probably comes from the decomposition of brick walls. Under this floor, compact green earth, devoid of sherds. No doubt mud brought by the heavy rains -
Zone 116 E, pt 845, depth 0,45 m, small miniature vase (ht= 6,8 cm) in dark pink t.c., and handle of incense burner, of a paste very similar, with decoration wavy incised
Drawing: profile and cross-section of a small pear-shaped vessel
Zone - 102 E, the large cavity
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
