Vouni, Korakas and the palaceAlfred Westholm

The earth conditions in room 8 are very reminiscent of those in room 6. Beneath a c 0,30 m thick black surface layer follows a relatively thick light layer, of resulting from dissolved light, grey-white mudbrick. These, however, are here considerably more destroyed and have for the most part fused together into a grey mass, thus not as in the previous case when the different bricks or fragments thereof could clearly be distinguished. This is perhaps possible here too, but with considerably greater difficulty. The transition to the nearest lower layer is here also not so colossally marked, though easily established. As regards the slope of this layer one can clearly see that a collapse has occurred from the walls towards rooms 6 and 9 in towards the centre of room 8. - From elsewhere no ~~[? lutn]~~ collapse can be established in this layer. This is, however, the case in the nearest … continues