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(a) A pit, possibly a cutting for a pithos, held the following:
60% plain 2 sherds Wash 1 " Monochrome 3 " WS II 1 " Black-on-Red (intrusive?)
(b) A heavy stone foundation (presumably a basin) lying in a deep cutting in bedrock contained the following, in addition to some bricks:
80% plain (incl. PWM II) 1 sherd RP 2 " Wash 2 " WS II 1 " Myc. Sh 643
(c) A bothros, the contents of which may be considered as a whole, contained large numbers of animal bones and the following pots:
P 2707 (LC III Dec.); P 2708 (PWM II?); P 2727-8 (cooking pots); P 2729 (plain ware bowl) and:
ca. 90% plain (incl. PWM II) 1 sherd RP 2 " Wash 1 " BR 5 " LC III Dec.
The use of this area coincides roughly with the habitation of House VII.
21:Street In clearing the east wall of D.VI.2/W.IV.7, the following stratification of Tombs was observed:
(a) In cutting for wall of IV.7: 5 sherds LC III plain 1 " LC III Dec.
(b) In ash to bedrock: 75% plain (176 PWM II) 38 sherds LC III Dec. 8 " BSB 2 " WS II 2 " BR 1 " Wash 2 roof tiles and 1 frag. lampholder
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
