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Now to describe Cross-trench I. Together with it Cross-trench IV is described, which is a continuation in a southerly direction of Cross-trench I, and how it forms an angle with this in the Large section: it was namely necessary to place it somewhat more toward the east, since otherwise one would have had to carry out an "air excavation" on the edge of the acropolis.
So: three layers can be distinguished: a classical-archaic an archaic-geometric and a Mycenaean. These layers correspond with the layers in the Great Section, which I have through a careful examination of the sherds in the section-canvas convinced myself of. To the classical layer … continues
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