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… finds. Above this layer the earth was loose and mixed with large stones fallen from the walls. The beige colour passes into browner. All the earth has washed down from above.
LouresOn the north-eastern slopes of Vounì down towards the sea there are many places where excavations seem likely to be able to lay bare remains of considerable house complexes in places. Perhaps one may here find a stratification which better than the palace indicates the absolute chronology of the Vounì settlement. This whole area with house foundations, cemeteries, palace and temple is enclosed by a wall, which, although badly ruined, can nevertheless be fairly easily traced all around. The north-eastern part of this area, the lower town, is called by the local population Λούρες (terraces of fields) Here two trenches are being excavated, one to the east Λούρες I and one to the north Λούρες II, both … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain