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KALORIZIKI, TOMB 1 (continued)
2 and all at a low level, very near bedrock, that is, rock-hewn floor or actually resting on it, the only exception being the Buccher o jug no.4. It is doubtful, however, that when they threw out Burial 1 they would have placed a pot here blocking the doorway. As it is much too high to be in situ for Burial 1, we can assume with reasonable probability - possibly just as they left the chamber after the second burial - possibly just as they left the chamber. Another large Buccherо amphora is somewhat remote from Burial 2. No.15, q.v. The remains found in this amphora I am calling Burial 1B. IB may have been a close relative of 2 who had died fairly recently - hence, instead of chucking the bones out unceremoniously in the corner of the tomb they were fondly placed in the amphora with a juglet (her own or a new one?) The amphora may well have been a new one and not one of his or hers. All other Buccherо pots save no. would appear to belong to Burial 2. There is no proof that no. does not belong, but it is somewhat remote and also among what appears definitely to be the thrown-out potery of Burial 1. I have removed this Buccherо pot and see it has a foot, unlike other Buccherо pots, and that the ribbing is distinctive and somewhat more shallow. Hence it may well belong to Burial 1 - the thrown-out burial.
Removed from top of fallen roof to floor throughout chamber - about one-sixth bucket full of sherds, besides numbered finds 1-49 inclusive.
Find Summary
| P 2222 | 1. | Jug, trefoil, listed on p.25; on p.36 another list starting with 1. Complete, cracked. Pinched lip, strap handle from shoulder to lip, concentric circles, flat base. Level -2.09 m. below spot B. For position see plan. |
| missing 1954 | 1. | Common (coarse) ware bowl on right hand of Burial 1, practically lying over his right hand. Strap handle from shoulder to rim, flaring neck. Coarse brick-coloured clay with bits. Broken. Level -2.63 m. |
| P 2224 | 2. | Bowl, plain rim. Grooved lines on outside just below rim. Base ring (very flat and low), 2 loop handles. Broken but about complete. Level -2.59 m. on rock-hewn floor, that is, lowest point of rim. |
| P.2225 | 3. | Bowl like no.2. Broken but about complete. Level -2.61 m. at about 0.04 m. above floor of chamber. |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
