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2004.07.0113Bottom course of Wall O. The westernmost blocks of the wall (right) sit on top of the plaster floor and against the plaster wall of the oblong tank. [During basket 11]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0114Bottom course of Wall O. The westernmost blocks of the wall (right) sit on top of the plaster floor and against the plaster wall of the oblong tank. [During basket 11]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0115Bluish-gray marble revetment in the fill in Roman Room A, north of Wall B. [During basket 25]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0118The southwest corner of the oblong tank, after the removal of Wall O. Arrows indicate areas where the original plastered surface is preserved. [After basket 11]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0119Roman Room A, north of Wall B, after the removal of fill between Wall W (left) and Wall B (right). [After basket 24]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0120Roman Room A, north of Wall B, after the removal of fill between Wall W (right) and Wall B (left). Top arrow indicates area of stones revealed in basket 24; bottom arrow indicates the level of fill where the basket was closed. [After basket 24]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0121Arrow indicates the place where Wall O was removed from the area of the Oblong Tank. [After basket 11]23 Jun 2004  
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2004.07.0124Wall A, north of the modern pit, showing the later phase (top arrow) extending farther west than the earlier phase (bottom arrow). [Before basket 29]24 Jun 2004