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against the N-S wall which separates the area in two. It is perhaps a bench, but, under its level, there is a heap of stones - The vessels have their lower part lower than these stones (collapse of walls or intentional filling).
317/18E1113Under the ashes (cf Notebook I p. 97) slabs. They are collapsed towards the middle of the room. The join between the slabs and the wall is blocked with "concrete", as well as, it seems, the spaces between the slabs (but the clearing is not yet far enough advanced. In the ashes, fine late Mycenaean sherds (in
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain