BROUGHT TO LIGHT
The rectangular shaft of the palace
well-room with its spiral of basalt
stairs is carved into the bedrock; it
measures 8 x 9 m at the top. At the
bottom,
18 m down, waterlogged
cedar timber was uncovered in a
heap, probably
the remains of a roof
which collapsed
when the palace
was burned down.
The light trace is
a kerosene lamp being carried down
the stairs.
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