D. Fales, Kourion Complex (Palace) II Nov.–Dec. 1938De C. Fales

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gone to the p about the point when the pipe is now. The large drain as it now The drain parallel to wall of Room C goes is filled in with a similar filling to that of drain on North side of building which is also cut in bed rock. This filling is of a hard cement with stones and rubble. The drain on the South was thus filled at its North and South ends. This drain appears to go [illegible] to a point where the drain through blocked door to Room A begins. The assumption is therefore that this blocking of the door is contemporaneous with the filling of. the drain, and that the wall and drain in Room C and the drain are roughly contemporaneous.

The flagstones in Room C are of a rough nature not evenly cut as in the other best parts of the house. The tube in the floor shows that this was not accidental due to bed rock. Tiles were also used in construction of this wall. This Room C was an outside

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room or place without roof outside main building. There are the marks of the plow on the top of Room C. The top is about level with the foot wall further East parallel to higher wall further East.

From North wall Room E South wall Rooms F + I that by the drain in cement there the drain making a right angle turn further most East there is a projection and that by the beginning of the ditch in Room F the stone projections. This leads to the possibility that from these two places the drains led to the two branches of drain cut in bed rock.

In the Room A.C.E complex, there is the fundamental question is [illegible] of the passage way which seems to be blocked up at West end in Room A and which might lead from possibly blocked up door in East wall of Room E. The road ground the bed rock in Western half is not favorable for an entrance and it would seem: that the foundations of Room^F were covered in their lower portion. At least their lower portion is composed of small stones, and it was just to this level that the