V. Grace, Ayios Ermoyenis I May 1940–Apr. 1941Virginia Randolph Grace

Margin left: P.186, 15 29V/41,/

Sherds

Margin left: Trench 43 extension over

Margin left: oblique stomion; stroma and

Margin left: under (see p. 120): 1st A ?& clay

Margin left: frag. (plain rim, separated

Margin left: from disc by raised band

Margin left: between 2 grooves, discus with

Margin left: relief decoration ; cf. L42, but

Margin left: here there seems to have been

Margin left: stamped semicircles on its

Margin left: rim nozzle (broken off)). Other-

Margin left: wise nothing looks later than

Margin left: late Hell.: frgs. of double-

handled jar of rather fine, of later [?Hell.(??)]

Margin left: of Hell. glazed ware, of coarse ware, handles & rim

Margin left: like P 1491.

Margin left: 5/XII/42

Photograph

Wall B -> 17.15

Photograph

17.16

<- Wall B

29/V/41

Margin left: See

Margin left: next

Margin left: page

Margin left: also

[sketchThe scarp of the extension Tr 43 (see p. 117) fully trimmed, and photographed see p. 117 ^{17.17 (17.18?)} there being a very good reflected light. The floor of the extension dug into. Fallen-in earth being removed seems to show an even stroma to the wall (?) at the back (NW) end. (not very even in surface, but continuous acc. to Christo, who maintains they found one thus last year.) This stroma photographed 17.15 & 17.16 (opposite) from SE, so that its scarp in Tr. 43 (over oblique entrance) shows. In this scarp there is some vertical cleavage slightly wider than the stomion below and directly over it. Inside its vertical sides earth seems looser, stonier. This difference not found in stroma which may go over its top, whether it is a real stroma or a surface baked from summer exposure. On the other hand Christo thinks the "cleavage" is just ravines made by water dripping in. Trimming over the stomion shows that there is a vertical line of difference over its / NE side; another not quite so clear or long on its left side. Digging through the stroma in this extension in order to see if it can be read in the NE scarp, o.p. stomion, and to and 15 on opp.]