Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean (2.1989/90(1991))

previous seasons.(Fig. 1) The two new trenches (squares M-N-0 and sounding P) were
opened in the eastern part of the site.

TELL DJASSA AL-GH Aft II

Within the long step trench (squares A-J) this year's main effort centred on
further exploring layer II. In this layer, which is of Early Dynastic III date, we
continued the exploration of some mudbrlck structures discovered last year. The
eastern architectural unit, called Building I, was the object of our particular
interest.(Fig. 2) There, inside a large room with two false arches (locus 5), some limited

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