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KALORIZIKI, TRENCH 4
NB I (McF),pp.12 ff.
5-10 April 1952
Dug Trench 4 down to bedrock except where this has been cut, probably by modern tomb rifflers. See plan and photo to film 166-18. In the south corner of trench some pots were found.
The soil everywhere is about the same - light brown very sandy soil - 7 rough stones from foot to bucket size, otherwise hardly any stones at all. These stones came from south corner - level about 0.40 m. The rock is everywhere ammo-chavara.
If one were to dig deeper near south corner one might find the Archaic tomb from which these sherds and pots came.
Find Summary
| P 2265 | 1. | Complete unbroken jug with pinched lip, handle from shoulder to rim. Flat base. H. approx. 0.15 m. S. corner level -0.54 m. below B. |
| P 2223 | 2. | Similar jug, nearly complete. Broken. Same level and provenance. |
| P 2266 | 3. | Pot with false spout, round lip, flat base. Painted. H. 0.13 m. Part of rim missing. Pot found with part of handle which probably does not belong to it unless it goes from rim to rim. Same provenance. Level -0.58 m. below B. |
| P 2239 | 4. | Sherds of somewhat larger pot with wide round mouth, flat base. Same provenance. Level -0.52 m. |
| P 2267 | 5. | Jug, broken, nearly complete, pinched lip, single handle from shoulder to rim. Flat base. Center of SE side of Trench 4, at level 1.00 m. below B. |
| P 2268 | 6. | Amphoriskos, broken. Wide mouth, 2 loop handles, flat base, painted red and black circling lines. Center SE side of trench, level -0.95 m. |
| P 2269 | 7. | Juglet, complete save for bit of horizontal wide rim. Otherwise unbroken. Flat base. Handle from shoulder to ridge on neck. Same provenance, level -0.95 m. by No.6. |
In addition to above numbered finds, removed also one-tenth bucket of sherds which came from various parts of trench and various levels.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain