Petra tou Limniti and VouniAlfred Westholm

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… lies in the direction of the back slope. (see field map!)

Λούρες IΣπίτι 1At Loures I, a larger rectangular house appears to be visible on the ground surface. A looters' hole in the vicinity indicates that the earth is quite deep. In the upper part of the trench the rock was found at about 1 m depth. At the 2^dra metre a slight wall is found, and below it the rock is cut down to a depth of 3 m from the ground surface. Here lies a particularly well laid cement floor of entirely the same character as the floor in palace room 14. This floor extends as far as the 6^tte metre in the trench, where in the steep slope it comes up to the ground surface. The room with The room with the well-preserved cement floor, which has been cut through here by the trench, is called Λούρες I σπίτι 1 at the collecting of the pottery. In the same way as in palace room 14, here two angled stone ridges sunk into the floor (see plan drawing). In one of them stands a column base, which looks like this: On a i … continues