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(43)(44)45… jugs with black-red painting (cf. Gr. 10 / 61(?)). Also observed were southern remains of a skeleton, though nothing worth drawing. The stone bench's lining with edge-set loose stones continues from square E F into G. No edge-set slab is found, however. The floor in square G is cleared. Square G is separated from D by a long projecting rock pilaster, which rests on the stone bench. Square D has the same character as the others. Here too the earth is with difficulty worked through. On the rock floor was secured a finger ring of bronze (43) and a stone bead (44). Likewise on the rock floor up to the boundary with B is found a small "black slip"ed [illegible] (cloverleaf) jug, height 8,5 cm (45). Otherwise no more remarkable finds are made. Some insignificant fragments of a bronze bowl should be recorded. Among the sherds that … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain