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THE ARCHITECTURE.
53.
lamp-stand (see pp. 123 f.) was foutid in room 18. The wall between 19 and 20
is an example of the doublo walls which we find between adjoining houses.
Fig. 45.—View of thk Chamheu in G 3:4.
The house G 3 : 4 contains in one eonier a wcll-built structnre of
masonry which may have been a tank, a bath, or a sink (Figs. 44, 45).
Fig. 46.—Ottlet fkom Chamber in G 3 : 4.
It has a lavge outlet communicating with the drain in the stieet (B'ig. 46).
The sides are built of white freestone, the bottom is a slab of harder°stone.
53.
lamp-stand (see pp. 123 f.) was foutid in room 18. The wall between 19 and 20
is an example of the doublo walls which we find between adjoining houses.
Fig. 45.—View of thk Chamheu in G 3:4.
The house G 3 : 4 contains in one eonier a wcll-built structnre of
masonry which may have been a tank, a bath, or a sink (Figs. 44, 45).
Fig. 46.—Ottlet fkom Chamber in G 3 : 4.
It has a lavge outlet communicating with the drain in the stieet (B'ig. 46).
The sides are built of white freestone, the bottom is a slab of harder°stone.