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Thursday 16 November 1967Square 208 E, walls and foundations in rubble, at several levels, difficult to date, and going back to an early phase of the Late Bronze.
Squares 203 + 204 E, floor IV burnt, décleared over a large area, at - 1 m 10 from average depth. Thirty-five centimetres below, discovery of a (well) sump ? built of masonry, largely covered by a slab, and practically empty, as a consequence (Late Bronze) So in this square we have floor II with incised limestone trough + plain ware krater forming a mosaic of sherds, floor IV burnt, with very rare sherds of fine bowls with light slip ("Mycén. III C 1", Tarsus type) the layers V and VI, with the well, blocked at the end of the Bronze Age.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain