Bamboula, Finds by strata

Contrasting D2 and E2 we find the former characterized by extremely heavy use of PWM II and most characteristic the widest use of LCIII plk.s. - bowl ware. Myc. ^B-C occurs in limited quantities with considerable regularity The standard wares occur in distinctly limited quantities. In E2 the proportion of PWM I is less heavy as well as that of LCIII Pl. bowl ware. There is a continued low percentage of standard wares and an even lower frequency for Myc. or tendency to Cypro Myc. although predominantly no significant it this is not clear for the percentage rises again in the latest phase of E. The use of b/s bucchero remains about the same. The principal innovation of E is shown clearly in the sherds but in other areas actually after E2, i.e. the increase of P & Wh + all LC Dec imitating Myc. LC:2

E(2) seems to be the latest definite occupation level. After this the proportion of LCIII Dec standard wares, [illegible] tend to decrease, ware is less equal with increased occurrence of Wh P and new B & B Def-m Wh. with continuing slow but steady occurrence of Myc. If the Wh P are definitely iron age it seems necessary to consider these layers FG as representing a transition period overlapping CG I

There does not appear any clear break between LCIII A and LCIII B or? AL Apart The preponderance of . later Pl. & Wh. in E2-3 may be said to characterize a later phase of LCIII