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… During time, July, and August, 1934, the University of Pennsylvania archaeological expedition excavated twelve tombs of the geometric period, in Kaloriziki field, near Episkopi. The contents were the following:
Tomb no. 18 : 16 late geometric pots.
Tomb no. 19 : 17 geometric pots 7 bucchero pots
Tomb no. 20 : geometric pots 3 bucchero pots
Tomb no. 21 : 30 geometric pots, mostly miniature 1 bucchero pot. 4 bronze ear-rings 2 " rings 3 " fibulae 4 beads
Tomb no. 22 : 1 bucchero pot
Tomb no. 23 : 1 bucchero pot 23 middle geometric pots 1 bronze pin. 1 " ring 1 " fibula with suspended carved stone.
1 lead ring.
Tomb no. 24a: 29 late geometric pots b: 9 middle " " : 18 early " " 1 bucchero pot 1 stone bead 1 carved ivory pin.
Tomb no. 25 : 100 early geometric and sub-mycenaean pots 6 black incised pots 1 gold ear-ring 2 bronze fibulae 3 " rings 1 bronze pin with carved ivory sheathing 1 carved ivory pod 1 " " button 1 seal-stone 1 stone vase
Tomb no. 26 : 95 early geometric and sub-mycenaean pots 3 black incised pots 2 bucchero pots 4 bronze fibulae 1 " tweezers 1 " pin 1 carved wood pin 1 ivory button 1 clay spindle-whorl numerous beads, clay and bronze.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain