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chitectural of the Greek period Archaic and Hellenistic; on the other hand, the remains disappear again little by little as a result of the crumbling (inevitable) of the upper ruins on sur those of the highest periods. Thanks to the publications of H. Gallet de Santerre and J. Tréheux (BCH, 1946/1947 and Délos primitive et archaïque, Paris 1958) studied in detail in the spring, for comparison with Enkomi, and thanks, on site, to the new "Guide de Délos" by Ph. Bruneau and J. Ducat, published by the École Française d'Athènes in 1965, it was relatively easy to recognise, identify and photograph the main remains of Mycenaean walls, or of foundations
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain