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-dy Today we started the work in k25 by removing the rest of the natural accumulation layer f170. Underneath that layer there is what could probably be the second wall that runs north east and bonds with ^wall1. Tomorrow we will continue removing the last patch of f170 to uncover the presumable wall and the materials that are going against it. While in k24 we removed the pavement f166 which was only a small patch. As we were scraping f163 in the north west part of the square, east of the stone installation f164, we found a pebble pavement to which we did not assaigne a feature number yet. As for k23 we started by cleaning to take pictures, then we removed the part of the pavement f162 that was under the baulk, after taking the relays. Under the pavement f162 we found another one which turned out to be the continuation of f165, only that this pavement is much nicer then f162 because of the coherent size of the pebble and sherds and how the sherds are layed flat. For the moment this pavement f165 seems to be on top of another one but that its still not clear. On the other hand we started digging f173 in the western part of k23 to the west of the floor surface f169, after we removed the stones installations f160 and f158. While digging feature f173 in the northern part of the square we uncovered the top part of an oval shaped clay installation. For the moment we dont know what could it be.

k 24
dy Today we started working in this square by removing the pavement f166, then we dug a little in the north eastern part of the square, east of the stone installation f164, where we uncovered a pebble pavement to which we have not assigned a feature number yet.

k 25
dy Today we continued removing the natural accumulation layer f170 exposing the bricky materials underneath it in the western part of the locus, that could be the wall that bonds with the ^wall1.

k 23
dy Today we started by cleaning the area to take pictures, then we removed the part of pavement f162 that was under the baulk after we took a relay. Under pavement f162 we found another pavement that seems to be the continuation of the pavement f165. Its probable that this pavement which is very nicely layed (f165), rests on top of another pavement. This assumption was made due to the fact that we see another one under it but we are still not sure what is the relationship between the two. We also removed the stone installations f160 and f158 exposing the feature underneath it which is f173 that we also started to remove all the way to the edge of the floor surface f169. While excavating this feature f173 in the northern part of the square, we uncovered the top part of an oval shaped clay installation. For the moment we don't know what could it be nor the relationship between this installation, the floor surface f169 and the accumulations around them.