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9-11-35 TOMB No. 34 (Lot no. 87)
Find tomb no. 34 during the afternoon and begin clearing the dromos. It seems to be of the same type as tombs 33 + 35, with long narrow dromoi.
11-11-35 Find the end of the dromos, and continue clearing it. It contains many sherds, apparently mostly of the earliest strictly geometric period. There is a great deal of pseudo-bucchero.
12 to 13-11-35 Continue + finish clearing dromos of 34. No significant stroses were noted in the fill. Remove 7 packages of sherds, and clear large parts of an amphora and a bucchero jug by the door.
14-11-35 Photos D 5-6 of dromos
P 2798P 855P 855P 85615-11-35 Pots in Dromos: 1. Trefoil jug - bucchero 2. Amphora frags. 3. like 1 - handle + part of lip gone 4. do. do. in frags. rills very light
Margin left: K
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9-11-35 TOMB No. 35 (Lot no. 87)
Continue clearing the dromos of tomb no. 35. It is about 6.50 m. long, and 0.65 to 0.70 wide. Like the dromos of tomb 33, it is going very deep, and here too there is a possibility that the tomb was plundered. On the face of the door, probably not in-situ, is a well shaped block, x x , and to its right, projecting, is a sundried brick.
11-11-35 Finish clearing the dromos, save for the strip left for the study of stroses. No different stroses are evident, and the fill of the dromos all seems to be of one date. Scattered through on the floor of the upper part of the dromos are many fragments of a large amphora, apparently smashed before the dromos was filled. Here, as in tomb no. 33, there is a section in the dromos in which there are many unshaped stones with mud, maybe from mud bricks
13-11-35 Photos D 1-2 of dromos finally cleared.
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65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain