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… and remarkably not a single painted vessel occurs. From an architectural point of view it must of course be the case that the side chamber was contemporary with or younger than the frontal chamber, which in this case held as many as 9 painted vessels. The conclusion becomes: the tomb in its entirety is from a very early M.C.I when painted pottery was still a costly rarity, too fine to be deposited in a child's grave. Two deposition chambers exist, but both without cover stones and finds loose
Tomb 19
The dromos is unusually small and oriented in the usual way north-south. Its fill was homogeneous and held coarse Red Polished pottery and some hard-fired flaked prob. f.d. painted ditto. It has three chambers which as usual are named from east to west: α, β & γ
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain