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KALORIZIKI, TOMB 36
| P 919 | 13. | Coarse wide-mouthed jug-cup. |
| 14. | Bucchero trefoil jug. Large. | |
| not cat | 15. | Bucchero jug. Hopelessly rotted. Discarded. |
| not cat | 16. | Fragments of two stem bowls. |
| P 921 | ||
| P 922 | 17. | Fragments of three stem bowls. |
| P 923 | ||
| P 917 | 18. | Trefoil jug. Bucchero. |
| P 927 | 19. | Wide-mouthed amphora. Very wide handles. |
| P 916 | 20. | Round-bottomed jug. |
| P 915 | 21. | Foot of terracotta tripod. (see below) |
From sherds
| P 920 | X | Stem bowl, wavy lines. |
| M 1072-3 | (Uncat.) | 2 small bronze strips bent back on themselves ring-fashion; may have belonged together |
Novembe r 23
Continue clearing the east chamber. At back left hand side find a number of stones and a cutting in the earth which must be for the dromos of another tomb. The stones lie over some of t he objects in our tomb.
At the rear of the chamber, and partially under the biggest of the stones mentioned in the above paragraph, find a large fragment of a tripod which fits the foot found in tomb 36-West. How the tripod came to be divided between the two tombs it is hard to say. The finding of both fragments occurred in my presence, and the report is certain. In both tombs the fragments were well back, so that there is no question of modern mixing. One wonders if both chambers were used at the same time, and that the tripod, though broken by chance, was thrown in anyway, but got mixed up and one piece got into the wrong chamber.
Photo E 6 of east chamber.
Remove the objects (see below)
There was no sign of skeletal remains.
Objects removed from Tomb 36-East
| 1. | ||
| P 912 | 2. | Wide-mouthed amphora. |
| P 897 | 3. | Amphoriskos. |
| P 900 | 4. | Jug with side-spout. |
| P 904 | 5. | Barrel jug. |
| 6. | Wide-mouthed amphora. |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain