Vouni, Korakas and the palaceAlfred Westholm

lies on the east slope of the tumulus and forms the southernmost of a row of tombs laid in a line (12-13-14-15). All these tombs show several internal similarities, as well in respect of the dromos as of the chamber. The dromos in tomb 12 has 8 steps, all well preserved. The fill is entirely homogeneous, very hard and chalky. The door packing consists of larger and smaller, poorly laid boulder-stones, through which rainwater has carried in earth from outside the dromos fill. Once the packing was removed, the interior of the tomb could be surveyed. A large piece of rock fallen from the roof covers the central parts of the floor. In the inner left corner, where the floor is bare, a few skeletal remains are visible. The collapse from the roof is removed and the grave goods are exposed. In connection with the skeletal … continues