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12/10Chamber a is opened. The roof has collapsed in over the entire floor surface and done severe damage to the vessels. The clearing is begun, the vessels are drawn and taken out in the following order
| 1. Red Pol. jug | l. 48 cm |
| 2. — " — | h. 24 cm |
| 3. Red Pol. hemisph. bowl | diam 12 cm |
| 4. — " — damaged | diam c. 16 cm |
| 5. — " — " — " — | — ” — diam c. 12 cm |
| 6. — " — " — " — | — ” — diam 15 cm |
| 7. — " — amphora badly damaged (in packet) | |
| 8. Spindle whorl (damaged) | diam. 4,3 cm |
| 9. Red Pol. amphora (damaged). | h. 21. |
| 10-13 four pcs badly damaged jugs (in |
A skeleton (female, likewise) lies in the northern part of the chamber. It is badly destroyed and the skull is missing entirely (it is not from this that I conclude its sex). No plastering can come into question. It is packed up and the chamber is cleared again.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
