Kaloriziki, Tombs (extracted from McFadden's notebooks)

[margin top: The distribution of finds Geom. III-IV)/ into strata appears possible for the "3^{rd" and "2}nd" burials. The finds assigned to the "1^st" burial and the "pit" supposed to be under the "1^st" burial make up an arbitrary and, seemingly, quite chaotic mixture of Geometric I and Geometric III-IV pots. The notebook sketches of the strata, none identified, show, in one drawing, a series of objects marked 1-10, in another, objects marked 1-15; the latter must belong to another tomb. In the drawing pertaining to the second stratum no skeletal remains are indicated. There is no drawing for the third stratum with its "pit". In the circumstances the only possible conclusion is that the tomb was excavated with insufficient care. In the absence of a description of the excavation which might explain discrepancies, or allow them to be controlled, publication of the tomb cannot be undertaken.]

KALORIZIKI, TOMB 29 NB I,1934,(McF),pp. 100 ff.

No signs of plunder or any interference.

Floor A - skeleton.

[margin left: An impenetrable confusion in records and drawings makes publication impossible.]

Find Summary

P 2935 1. Geometric pot, very small, in dromos. P 339 1. Wide-mouthed jug, broken. Lower part missing. H. as preserved, 15.4, d. 17.1. 2. Frags. of vase. P 349 3. Cylindrical jug, unpainted. H.15.2, d. 7.7. P 348 4. Cylindrical jug, unpainted, broken neck. H. as preserved, 15, d. 8. Also sherds of small unpainted jug. P 312 5. Handle ridge jug, painted. H. 8, d. 6.5. 6. Round vase, painted. P 321 7. Trefoil jug painted concentric circles. Mouth missing. H.17.3, d. 6.9. P 340 8. Cylindrical jug, painted. Lower part missing. H. as preserved, 11.6, d. 7.2. P 296 9. Trefoil jug fragment. H. 2.01, d. 1.5. 10. Skull. 11. Skeleton.

11b. Variety of small pieces of Geometric sherds. 11c. Fragment of trefoil jug, mouth and neck, with small trefoil jug. Parts of handles of both with zigzag design on them. P 295 12. Trefoil jug. H.20.5, d. 8.3. P 307 13. Pot. H.13.5, d. 10. P 319 14. Wide-mouthed jug. H.7, d. 5. P 305 15. Pot. H.16.2, d.12.6. P 325 16. Bowl, round, unpainted. H.5, d. 10. P 320 17. Wide-mouthed jug, unpainted. H. 14, d. 7. P 351 18. Sherds, only neck and bottom remaining. Preserved h. of neck, 7.2. P 341 19. Large jug, incomplete. H. 37.4, d. 22.8. P 345 20. Small pot, undecorated. H. 6.7, d. 5.7. P 356 21. Amphora, red Bucchero sherds. H. 21, d. 20. P 353 22. Round jug, sherds. H. as preserved, 19.8, d. 20.2. P 358 23. Bowl, sherds. H. 4.3, d. 12. P 333 24. Bowl, sherds. H. 6.4, d. 14.4. P 359 25. Sherds like 23, unpainted bowl. H. 4.4, d. 10.6. P 360 26. Jug (erroneously called bowl in NB), upper part missing. Preserved h. 8.7, d. 6.1.