458http://www165.123.244.137/location/458/LocusNo. 1 Baker's SquareContext TitleRoom 1Context Name (Publication)Room 1Imported from BM list of contexts.Context DescriptionCentral CourtImported from BM list of contexts.Context DescriptionWhat may then have been the front door of No. 1 opened directly into Room 1, the courtyard of the house; it was brick-paved with a central drain and the walls showed eleven courses of burnt brick with mud brick above. On a secondary floor level was found the cylinder seal U.16802; under the original pavement was the corbel-vaulted tomb LG/41 and an infant burial LG/42. Two rooms on the NW side of the court were not excavated by us as they lay under spoil-heaps whose removal would have entailed a cost out of proportion to any probable results, so only their doors were cleared.UE 7 p.1571148http://www165.123.244.137/location/1148/Unit AH Site | AHContext TitleHouse XIXContext Name (Excavation)House XIXHouse 19Also called House E in earliest records. This notation is always found scratched through and replaced by 19 or XIX.Context Name (Publication)No. 1 Baker's SquareHouse XIX correlates largely with published house No. 1 Baker's SquareOriginal trench also contained parts of Baker's Square to the south.NotesField notes on graves beneath the floors of No. 1 Baker's Square are all labeled as House XIX; several catalogue cards of objects from No. 1 Baker's are also labeled House XIX. This confirms the correlation between excavation and publication numbers.