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… this wall, which over its entire height extent is limited to the base layer, seems to me to be Mycenaean or geometric, which agrees with the sherd material agrees.
no. 53no. 54An arrowhead of bronze length 4.9 is found 36.45, w. 0, d. 0.90 and further one similar at 39.40, w. 0.75, d. 0.70 and a third 39.50, w. 0.60, d. 0.65
no. 55These walls in the base level – Mycenaean or, perhaps more correctly, early geometric – are of a very fragile construction. A pair of poorly worked stones c. 0.30-0.40 m square are corner foundations and otherwise the wall consists of small slabs and flakes of the layered rock, which is the bedrock. They have no other binding than slammed clay and gypsum or mortar are lacking.
no. 56A piece of red ochre (?)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain