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SMALL FINDS
2.3.371. Coin, bronze, tr. 2, unit 1, against C 1020 W. wall. (see p. 107) Salamis, Demetrias Poliorcetes
3.3.372. Bronze ring — coil. Tr. 3 A, 0.80 (see M 17 p. 111)
4.3.373. LH II IIIa1 sherd of very fine fabric — Sh 75 applied white. Tr. 4 Z 0.40 sherd temper. Apparently from an octopus pot: 2 rows of dots, one largely gone.
Drawing: pottery sherd with vertical band containing two rows of white dots
8.3.37 4. R.F. sherd — Tr. 4, surface intrusion 2, @ ca. 9.10
9.3.37 F 41 5. Figurine Tr. 4, Unit 2, between 9.10-9.38 and 9.22-9.40 floors. see p. 129
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2.3.37TRENCH 3
Start trench #3, at right angles to trench #2, starting 6 meters to the east opposite square Δ. The trench is 2 M. wide, and is extended during the day to a length of 10 M. Stroses: 1. 0-0.20 Top-soil, as in tr. 2 2. 0.20-0.60 Red strosis, as in Tr. 2. Many L.C. II & LH III sherds.
3.3.37Sect. A : at 0.60 there begins a strosis with much clay, chiefly burnt. There is a slight levelling off at 0.70, probably fortuitous. At 0.80 is a good floor, running in section B over bed-rock, but filled out to run level where the rock scoops. At the east in B are numerous stones, probably from a wall. There are many sherds lying on the 0.80 floor. In the earth just above the floor find the ring, p. 110, #2
In sections H and Θ find many stones, almost certainly a wall. There is a marked change here. Above the wall (i.e. west of it) we find archaic earth 20 cm. down, as elsewhere in (to p. 115)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain