Vouni IAlfred Westholm

nearest to Nini's X-edra. Temple: 2 m inside the middle of the east wall, the rock: arrowhead, fish-hook, iron piece [page number: 202]

29/5The east wall of the temple runs from the end of the trapper-chamber c 3,40 m to the south, where it is interrupted. The wall, which is laid in double courses of quadrangular stone, measures 1,80 m^s in breadth. After a further c 4,50 m the wall continues entirely in line with the previous piece to the south c 2,60 m. The break in the wall, which of course suggests a gateway, i.e. does not lie thus at the middle of the wall. This may seem doubtful but it must be borne in mind that the walls are only of a substructural kind and the exact position or breadth of the gateway need be not ex appear from the lowest stone course of the substructures. At the indicated place the wall turns off at a right angle to the west and runs preserved at least in two courses up to a higher rock ledge against which it lies . The east and south walls are, like … continues