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In casemate S. 7, narrow, uncovered a layer of ash fine grey, dated by fragments of painted pottery, rim of bowl of the Final Mycenaean, decorated with spirals black (Mycenaean III C 1 b)
Friday 24 September 1965In the "casemate 1346", one reaches at the end of the afternoon, the brown -red greasy layer, with numerous charcoal of scattered wood, and sherds of Late Bronze = milk-bowl white-slip II – Mycenaean III B goblet foot – another Mycenaean sherd painted red this layer lies immediately below a thin dark red stratum, with ash and charcoal (attributable to the transitional period Bronze / Iron, or Close Style) ; the floor is very unclear.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain