Daily Log

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August 8, Thursday

T1 AM The second layer was taken off in trench T1 AM. It became evident that the northgoing wall continued right through the trench, with a width of ca. 1.50m. The stones were sizeable but formed a less even and

214

Sketch of T1 trenches

19680638

19680638

• Waterspout
• T1 AM
  • Photo

19680642

19680642

• Waterspout
• T1 AM
  • Photo

19680645

19680645

• Waterspout
• T1 AM
  • Photo

19680646

19680646

• Waterspout fragment
• T1 AM
  • Photo

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uniform pattern stear in the other parts of the wall. In order to define the end (or corner) of the wall the trench was extended 1.90m, and there seemed to be a definite break at ca 6.70m from the crosswall, see plan p. 214 . This might be due to the fact that the ground starts to slope more and more. At 5.40m from the crosswall stones lined up at a right angle to the wall, towards the West, with a width of ca. 0.90 m (?). A turn ? In the narrow strip between the western edge of the trench and the wall were found 4 waterspout heads and one piece of banquet frieze (with traces of paint). On the other side of the wall parts of sima-

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Photos of 19680637

19680612

19680612

• Find #1
• T1 AM
• \'\'Cut-out\'\' acroterion fragment; two (concave) curvey edges
  • Drawing
  • Photo

19680624

19680624

• Find #2
• T1 AM
• \'\'Cut-out\'\' acroterion (?) fragment
  • Drawing
  • Photo

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tile with a painted side (meander lines) was found. 5 boxes of tiles were dumped.