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1653 , rim of krater with triglyph of transition Mycenaean III B/C, on burnt floor all studded with pottery fragments of the very end of the Bronze Age, the clearing of which constitutes one of the best surprises of the morning (it is the area with very rich stratigraphy of the Final Bronze above the lower well, precisely sealed by these thin strata, each comprising a bed of grey ash
XA few centimetres from the ball 1651 A inscribed a weight of fine workmanship (drawing) , with base cracked by the action of fire, pt. 1651 B, resting on the burnt floor, among Mycenaean III B -
The area of flat sherds becomes clearer little by little in the course of the morning; it extends at least up to two metres south of the rim of krater 1653
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain