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Chapter3
Architecture
L2
Fig.3.18RoomsL2andL3,House1.Viewfromthesouth-west
walls,constructedinanL-shape,whichrestricted
theovensfromthewest(W15)andfromthenorth
(W17).Theywerepartiallysmoke-blackened,
whichmusthaveresultedfromtheimmediatevi-
cinityofthetannurs.Thesewallsbelongtoan
earlierphase,whichmaybeattestedbythefact
thatthewallswhichrestrictroomL6fromthe
south(W14)andthenorth(W11)werebuiltontop
ofthem[Fig.3.16].Theusagelevelassociatedwith
thefunctioningofroomL6ispoorlypreserved.Ash
predominatedinthedirectvicinityofthetannurs.
Onlynearthedoorwayhasthefloorlevelmadeof
packedearthsurvived.
Acircularhearth(H3),ca.2.0mindiameter,
takesupalmosttheentireareaofroomL7.The
hearthslabwasmadeofclaymixedwithgraveland
framedwithmudbricks.Theeasternandsouthern
partofthehearthispartiallydamaged.WallW18,
whichmostprobablybelongstoanearlierphase,
abuttedthenorthernpartofthehearth[Fig.3.17].
ThiswallwascontemporaneouswithwallsW15
andW17inroomL6[Fig.3.23].Itssouthernface
wassmoke-blackened,whichisnodoubtrelated
tothepresenceofahearth.Inthenorth-western
partofroomL7,ausagelevelmadeofwhitishbeat-
enclayhasbeenidentified.Inthesouth-western
corner,inturn,theusagelevelwasmadeupofsev-
eralmudbrickslaidhorizontally.HowroomL7
wasenclosedfromtheeastisunclear.Amudbrick
Fig.3.19RoomL3,House1.Viewfromthenorth-east
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