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… excavation was not cleared immediately for this reason of excavation practice. The plan aimed at was, moreover, first to clear the whole floor and then, for the sake of a good overview, to excavate this chest. The chest consisted of stones set on edge along the long sides, c 40 × 30 cm and an end stone at head and feet. The skull, which lay facing S.W., was completely intact. Also what could be observed of the other bones was relatively well preserved. The chest was neither covered nor, in any way, sunk into the floor. — Immediately to the left of the entrance was found, high up in the loose fill, a Mycenaean stirrup jug (no. 70). On the floor directly beneath this were found no. 69; 68; 64; 65. A short distance from the wall, c 2 dm from the trench, lay close together, upside down, the two White Slip cups 67; 63 and beneath these, on the rock bottom itself, lay … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain