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pt. 1490of white lime. But it is clearly indicated by some arranged stones on this floor, among which is found the base of a jar and, against the plaster of wall (3) to the East a bowl in situ with painted decoration of the wavyline type, pt. 1489 Directly alongside, to the N, there is, still from the 1959 excavation, the remains of a large basin (or bucket) overturned and resting with its rim on a thin layer (~ 3 cm) of ash on floor V at 1,70, as usual in white lime, thick c. 8 cm.
Floor V. here seems to abut against a wall of very large rubble stones whose top emerges at the level of floor V. and which forms the E limit pit pt. 1491 | 1485 which has yielded so far
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain