Vouni IAlfred Westholm

245Trial trench 10 extends in the direction main pine-tree – Amatiés with beginning c. 6 m from trial trench 8. Here is found at 1 m depth a cement floor next to a pair of walls, which indicate a corner. Owing to the narrowness of the trench the walls cannot be fully distinguished. Further down in the trench form two very well (gypsum) built walls a corner, below which a well-preserved cement floor is found at 0,75 m depth In the corner itself lies a small column base upside down. It has the form of a badly roughly dressed square stone slab with side 22 cm (245) The column base seems to have collapsed from above; in any case it lies not in situ. The cement floor is bounded below by a firm well-laid wall 0,80 m thick which extends obliquely across the trench parallel to and perpendicular to the corner walls. The earth in this room seems to indicate that here in this room possibly (?) finds could be made? Outside the latter wall there are some … continues