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T. D. ATKIN80N
EXPLANATION OF PLAN OF THIRD PERIOD.
(Plate II.)
i. meana First Period. ii. means Second Period. iii. means Third Period. Arabic fiyures
refer to spwes ; umall letters refer to particular objecls.
A 5 4. 7 Ditch (Fig. 15).
5. 6 Spaces originally filled with stone.
a Inner part of Great Wall.
b Outer part of Great Wall,
c. d Stone kerb to outer bank of iliteli ('/).
15 5 21-24 Space originally filled with stone.
25 Ditch.
a Slab of wrought stone, apparently in situ,
b This wall batters.
<: The whole of this projection appears to have been built from the bottom in
Period III., whereas the rest of the outer part of Great Wall would seein to
have been first built in II. and heightened in III. The bottom of the founda-
tions of the projecting part is six feet higher than those of the inain wall to the
west, and the work is not quite so good.
d Struight joint.
e Stone kerb to outer bank of diteh {':).
C5 2. 4 The uarrow part of the wall between these two spaees is pierced by a reetangular
hole fornied at the time the wall was built.
12. 13. 14 Chambers in the Great Wall.
15 Space originally filled with stone.
16 Ditch.
a Good walls built with large stones ; probably II., contiuuing in use during III.
/; Wall at a low level, perhaps footings of the Great Wall.
c Straight joints with quoins to east.
d Doorway 2 ft. 5 in. wide ; formerly about 3 ft. wide.
c. Well-fonned projecting outfall to a drain.
/' Great Wall; possibly II., repaired in III.
il Straight joint with quoins to west; a slight set-back in the wall.
/( Great Wall, probably III.
/■• Straight joint with quoins to west.
1) 2 a A hole out through the later wall during excavation to expose the earlier wall.
/< Doorway blocked up.
1)3 9.10.17 Paved with stone.
18 Street; partly paved with stone.
a Probably footings.
b The remains are indistinetbut there was probably a doorway here, for the paveinent
of room ;/ appears to be continued into room 8.
c Probably the jamb of a doorway.
D 4 a Blocked-up doorway.
b Modern wall.
D5 11.14 Spaces originally filled with stone.
13 Passage leading from within the walls to the foot of the stairs.
16 Stairs.
17 Space probably originally filled with stone.
T. D. ATKIN80N
EXPLANATION OF PLAN OF THIRD PERIOD.
(Plate II.)
i. meana First Period. ii. means Second Period. iii. means Third Period. Arabic fiyures
refer to spwes ; umall letters refer to particular objecls.
A 5 4. 7 Ditch (Fig. 15).
5. 6 Spaces originally filled with stone.
a Inner part of Great Wall.
b Outer part of Great Wall,
c. d Stone kerb to outer bank of iliteli ('/).
15 5 21-24 Space originally filled with stone.
25 Ditch.
a Slab of wrought stone, apparently in situ,
b This wall batters.
<: The whole of this projection appears to have been built from the bottom in
Period III., whereas the rest of the outer part of Great Wall would seein to
have been first built in II. and heightened in III. The bottom of the founda-
tions of the projecting part is six feet higher than those of the inain wall to the
west, and the work is not quite so good.
d Struight joint.
e Stone kerb to outer bank of diteh {':).
C5 2. 4 The uarrow part of the wall between these two spaees is pierced by a reetangular
hole fornied at the time the wall was built.
12. 13. 14 Chambers in the Great Wall.
15 Space originally filled with stone.
16 Ditch.
a Good walls built with large stones ; probably II., contiuuing in use during III.
/; Wall at a low level, perhaps footings of the Great Wall.
c Straight joints with quoins to east.
d Doorway 2 ft. 5 in. wide ; formerly about 3 ft. wide.
c. Well-fonned projecting outfall to a drain.
/' Great Wall; possibly II., repaired in III.
il Straight joint with quoins to west; a slight set-back in the wall.
/( Great Wall, probably III.
/■• Straight joint with quoins to west.
1) 2 a A hole out through the later wall during excavation to expose the earlier wall.
/< Doorway blocked up.
1)3 9.10.17 Paved with stone.
18 Street; partly paved with stone.
a Probably footings.
b The remains are indistinetbut there was probably a doorway here, for the paveinent
of room ;/ appears to be continued into room 8.
c Probably the jamb of a doorway.
D 4 a Blocked-up doorway.
b Modern wall.
D5 11.14 Spaces originally filled with stone.
13 Passage leading from within the walls to the foot of the stairs.
16 Stairs.
17 Space probably originally filled with stone.