BSY_FB_18_006

of the cella consisted of a [?] wall broken
only by the doors leading witht the angle
chamner which in turn may habe opened
upon the southern portico.
The plan of the interior is difficult to
determine without extensive excavations
which would be rendered very labourious by
the [?] destruction of the building stones.
It is apparent that, at least in one place,
short walls projected from the side walls
which terminated in half columns, very
much in the style of the temple at Basaai.
There are now remains of the partition walls
dividing the cellar with compartments.
These are constructed as wall flocks
rather grossly laid and plausibly belonging
to a period far earlier [?] than of the temple
itself : they may belong [?] to the early
[?] period [?] there are few
other signs in this ruin.