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Tomb 407.
18/11The tomb has a long and stately dromos, whose upper, i.e. northern, part is partly filled in with a large number of stones. They lie both in and east of the dromos and evidently constitute the remains of a later wall laid there wall. It turns off at right angles and follows the dromos's eastern side, and its upper stones lie almost at the surface of the earth. Some sherds that would date it have not come to light. Perhaps it is not a foreign wall but an antae. It is very shallowly laid, only two layers 0.5 m below and west of the "wall" corner lie two geometric vessels that were smashed by the pick. These receive their explanation in that a skull is found at the same height ligga 0.75 m east of them; the whole is evidently a burial across and in the dromos, in genuine Mycenaean pylones fashion. If it is a geometric burial in the dromos in such immediate proximity to the wall, … continues
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