Our main finding from the previous week. Unlike we assumed the interior walls seperating the sections of the barrack from each other were not based on oncrete foundations. The intersections were more like a "T" and the wooden walls were just supported with concrete foundations at each end.

In the corner of the intersection we found a bucket that was dug into the ground below floor level and which use was not clear to us.

Eventually we found more "T" sections in regular distances and also more of those buckets, even though not quite as well preserved as this one.

One of Augusto's pictures.

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