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Daily Log

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Section drawing of trench, meters A-C/18-21.

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June 6, 1972

Boxes of tiles: 2

Boxes of pottery: 1/2

The area was extended to the east to cover meters A-C/23-26. It is near the area excavated by Eva Rystedt (see ER I 1971, T-18).

The dark reddish soil is located just below a greyish yellow soil, and is followed by a layer of crushed rocks that are irregularly layed or piled. The area left in port D was cleared up to meters A-D/18.

Photos of trench.

A section was cut through D-G/20-21 to verify the previous results achieved in profile. In the layer after the greyish yellow soil, a layer of stamped clay (yellow layer) was found to be a pavement which continued from the northern wall of the upper building to the middle of D in the northern direction (3.5 meters). This level was not observed in grids A-C/10.35-18. The floor level is

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• Find 22
• B-23
• 20 cm depth
• A piece of rocchetto with a stamp on one side (cocentric circles)
• • drawing
  • photo

of yellow soil is followed by a dark-reddish soil, then a light brown soil with some carbon content, then a layer of crushed rock with roof tiles and coarse pottery. A heavy carbon layer is succeeded by a brownish yellow layer with almost no pottery.

Diagram of stratigraphy.