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isolating it from the outer world. The
hermitage was entered from this side. The
entrance from the second phase (87.13-14)
is well preserved. It takes on the form of
a narrow passage carved out of the eastern
end of room 87.3. Its width is no more than
1.02-1.10 m and it was additionally


Fig. 7. Installations in Room 6 of Hermitage 87:
the east wall, view from the south (Photos


by the west wall, view from the north (lefi) and by
W Godlewski)


Fig. 8. Two-burner “stove” in unit 12 of Hermitage 87, plan and cross-section looking east
(Drawing S. Maslak)

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