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In the northern part of the Hall, the excavation reaches, on either side of the N-S wall, the grey layers of the Mycenaean period of the Late Bronze, of which one can distinguish two strata. Sherds of Mycenaean vessels of good workmanship, painted in red-brown lustrous, are uncovered in the angle N.-W., (zone of the neck of pithos 914) = below pt. top. 1041.
In trench 5.05 E, awl in bronze, pt top. = PIT l. 11 cm 2 with square-section shank, 0 cm 4
Drawing: horizontal bronze awl with square and round cross-sections below
at - 0 m 60, Inv. 17.24 in the fine brown earth (Late Bronze)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain