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12-4-39 SMALL FINDS
St 83 1. Steatite spindle whorls. Dotted circles Tr. 20, at N-E corner of platform (?) Red earth. 20:2
2. Dome-shaped grey steatite seal. Not found Tr. 20, Platform (?) on earth over floor [illegible] Tr. 20:2
M 245 3. Lead ear-ring. With #2
21-4-39 M226 4. Thin bronze ring, with ends looped back. 21 N-E, just E. of dromos of tomb 26.
F64 5. Torso of LH III female figurine. M211 16:15, cellar (see JFD VIII, p. 90:1)
24-4-39 25-4-39 5a. Frag. of slag. 20:12, on 9.04 floor Mi 136 6. Steatite whorl. 20:1, on pavement
26-4-39 P2835 7. Pithos with lifted horizontal handles. Relief wavy lines. 20:9, sunk from 8,82 floor
Gl 104 8. Globular green glass bead. 21:8, on tumble.
St 79 9. Haematite button. Concentric semicircles. 21:8, South, in tumble.
27-4-39 Mi 137 10. Small steatite whorl. Dotted circles. 21:13, in pot sunk in rock. (to p. 130)
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18-4-3921:8
A surface intrusion of very recent date is found near the middle of the room. It contains loose earth, mainly red, with darker patches. Many L.C. II sherds are found in it. The pit itself does not reach even L.C. III floor levels, so the pottery must come from elsewhere. Villagers say that the Br. Mus. expedition's screening was done near here. This pottery may thus have been discarded by that expedition thrown into one of their still open trial pits. Fragments of the pot, p. 116, #1 were found 6-6-39, in Intrusion #1 in the "Megaron" this clearly indicating that they were discarded by tombdiggers.
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65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain