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205		S	ga32 gk26,27 gf345,348,393,344,338,349,400
205a	c	OS	gk26 gf348,393	white floor
205b	t	OS	ga32 gk26 gf349,352,348,393,345,344,400	newly revealed stone beneath floor
205c	c	S	gk26 gf348,393,349,400	bricky mass
205d	c	S	gk26 ga32 gf348,400	plaster
205e	c	OV	gk26 gf393,349,400	bricks
206		OS	ga32 gk26, gf348,349,393,400,330,336,338,344,345,394	bricks, bricky mass
206a	t	S	gk26 gf393,348,400	W portion of bricky mass f345
206b	t	S	gk26 gf393,348,349,400	E portion of bricky mass f345
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207		SE	gk26 gf393,394,400,349	white floor under f393
207a		S	gk26 gf393,394,400,349
207b	ov	S	ga32 gk26 gf393,394,400,349
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208		OS	ga32 gk26 gf393,394,400,349,348,326
208a	t	OS	ga32 gk26 gf393,394,400,349,348
208b	t	OS	ga32 gk26 gf393,394,400,349,348
209		E	ga32 gk27 gf392 gq959
209a	w	E	ga32 gk27 gf392 gq959

v 207
ds This view show the probable first floor, f394, which runs under the bricky mass, f393. It runs N from the baulk into f348 and runs N up to plaster, f400. We will continue to remove f393 to follow the floor to the E. See v206 and v208.

v 208
ds This view also shows the relationhip of the floor, f394 and how it runs under the bricky mass, f393. This is similar to v206 as well.