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THE AKCHITECTURE.
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J 3 18. 24. 28. etc. House with the walla preserved nearly entire.
2ö Probably a street.
'(. // Fragmentary reinains of wall on the top o£ wall of II., with traces o£ a doorway.
c Walls of IL
d Wall probably of III. blocking passage 2 of periods II. and III. 1t is carried down
to the rock like walle of passage. Its object is not apparent, as it blocks the
only entrance to J 2, 22, 24.
e Rough foundation.
/ Drain.
ij Hole in wall at level of street.
h Doorway witli rebated jambs.
/■ The wall between Kl and 14 appears to have turned to the eust here originally, tiaxus
separating 14 and 22 ; the lower part only of this return wall now exists but the
old quoins remain ; the wall between 13 and 14 has been eontinued south.
I Perhapa a doorway.
m Apparently the end of or an angle in the wall between 21 and 25 ; there are quoins ;
the wall does not toueh the wall between 21 and 22.
n This piece of wall is low ; the street roay have gone Over it.
o Doorway with one rebated jamb remaining.
p Apparently a retaining wall.
J ö a (ireat wall.
K 2 3 Traces of plaster remain in south and east walls.
K 3 a Perhaps a Btep.
/. lndieations of a diain, apparently partly ander the wall; evidently a eontinuation
of drain .T 2. /.
r bäte wall built aeross end of house and spaee at back HUed with rubbish ; very
inueh bulged.
il Doorway with well-built jamb, a good threshold ; and an outer step ai a higher
level."
K 5 « (ireat wall.
L 1 2 Wall at lower level than the adjoining walls.
L 3 1.2 Trial shafts.
il Drain, probably a eontinuation of J 3.
L 5 '< (ireat wall.
NOTE.
I wish to acknowledge the assistance I have reeeived in the illustrations to this paper.
The Town Wall in the Squares A 5 to K 5 was surveyed by Mr. C. R. R. Clark in 1897. I have
incorporated bis exeellent plan in the two accompanyingplates, only verifying some details and
distinguishing the dillerent periods. The eontinuation of the Town Wall from Square P 5 to
square L 5 and the north-western part of the site about as far as the middle of (i 2, G 3 were
aecurately plotted by Mr. E, 15. Hoare in 1S98 His plans were extreinely useful to me, but as
soir.e further excavation was made in 181)9 and as it was neeessary to verify all the details
espeeially in separating the dillerent periods, 1 deeided to survey nearly the whole of this part
afresh.
The general seetions LM and NO are by Mr. Clark; the otheis are by myself All the
other plans and drawings are by myself. The Views are from photographs by Mr. Hogarth.
T. D. A.
69
J 3 18. 24. 28. etc. House with the walla preserved nearly entire.
2ö Probably a street.
'(. // Fragmentary reinains of wall on the top o£ wall of II., with traces o£ a doorway.
c Walls of IL
d Wall probably of III. blocking passage 2 of periods II. and III. 1t is carried down
to the rock like walle of passage. Its object is not apparent, as it blocks the
only entrance to J 2, 22, 24.
e Rough foundation.
/ Drain.
ij Hole in wall at level of street.
h Doorway witli rebated jambs.
/■ The wall between Kl and 14 appears to have turned to the eust here originally, tiaxus
separating 14 and 22 ; the lower part only of this return wall now exists but the
old quoins remain ; the wall between 13 and 14 has been eontinued south.
I Perhapa a doorway.
m Apparently the end of or an angle in the wall between 21 and 25 ; there are quoins ;
the wall does not toueh the wall between 21 and 22.
n This piece of wall is low ; the street roay have gone Over it.
o Doorway with one rebated jamb remaining.
p Apparently a retaining wall.
J ö a (ireat wall.
K 2 3 Traces of plaster remain in south and east walls.
K 3 a Perhaps a Btep.
/. lndieations of a diain, apparently partly ander the wall; evidently a eontinuation
of drain .T 2. /.
r bäte wall built aeross end of house and spaee at back HUed with rubbish ; very
inueh bulged.
il Doorway with well-built jamb, a good threshold ; and an outer step ai a higher
level."
K 5 « (ireat wall.
L 1 2 Wall at lower level than the adjoining walls.
L 3 1.2 Trial shafts.
il Drain, probably a eontinuation of J 3.
L 5 '< (ireat wall.
NOTE.
I wish to acknowledge the assistance I have reeeived in the illustrations to this paper.
The Town Wall in the Squares A 5 to K 5 was surveyed by Mr. C. R. R. Clark in 1897. I have
incorporated bis exeellent plan in the two accompanyingplates, only verifying some details and
distinguishing the dillerent periods. The eontinuation of the Town Wall from Square P 5 to
square L 5 and the north-western part of the site about as far as the middle of (i 2, G 3 were
aecurately plotted by Mr. E, 15. Hoare in 1S98 His plans were extreinely useful to me, but as
soir.e further excavation was made in 181)9 and as it was neeessary to verify all the details
espeeially in separating the dillerent periods, 1 deeided to survey nearly the whole of this part
afresh.
The general seetions LM and NO are by Mr. Clark; the otheis are by myself All the
other plans and drawings are by myself. The Views are from photographs by Mr. Hogarth.
T. D. A.