 In 1905 T. Block excavated four mounds, two in each of the N to S rows.In two of them, he found at the center of each, at a depth of "1.8 m to 3.6 m" (probably meaning 1.8 m in one and 3.6 m in the other) a gold leaf with a female figurine standing in frontal pose and a small deposit of burnt human bones mixed with charcoal.The core of the mounds was, according to him, built of layers of yellow clay, a few centimeters in thickness, with grass leaves laid between.