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It had an offset dromos, perhaps MC in type. The second chamber tomb was in an even more ruinous condition. It appears that its dromos opened directly onto the tomb without the bend observed in the adjacent tomb. Although there were no signs of re-use the second tomb is likely to be more or less contemporary with the first for a small aperture between them, looking at first sight like a stoma, was blocked up with stones. Whatever purpose such a communication between the two tombs may have served, certainly it must have been blocked off before they were destroyed or collapsed.
The wall, fallen mud bricks and fill behind the wall were sealed off by a layer of light red-brown earth containing scattered stones and the following sherds:
86% plain (much h-m and 73 PWM II) 1 sherd Plain White (intrusive) 5 " RP 3 " Burnished Slip 5 " WS II 12 " BR 8 " Monochrome 3 " Wash 10 " LC III Dec. 2 " LC III Plain 1 " Painted figurine 1 " Red Slip (intrusive)
Sherd bag cards: 20:15b(S) -1.08 to level of fallen bricks; do. over fallen brick wall; 20:15d(S) In first red earth; do. In dark red earth to top of wall (stony fill).
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain