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the evidence that the grey layer is later than the tomb. This layer is situated at the level of the stone lintel of the door, its base es a placed slightly below the base of the lintel; which would provethat the upper part of the tomb was visible before the concretion of this grey layer. The same grey layer is refound in the north wall of the dromos.
The chamber is of ellipsoidal shape. The lower part of the walls is of stone to a height of 0,80 (0,70 at N and E), in two courses, the first made of large roughly squared blocks ; one notes a trapezoidal block, the narrower side towards the bottom, on the side of the entrance in the North wall, the second course is made of smaller blocks with small packing stones in the interstices. Above, 5 courses of baked bricks, with which the corbelling begins, each course of bricks projecting over the previous one and moreover, showing a slight inward lean. These bricks are trapezoidal in shape (cf above) but they comprise most often used with their narrow base towards the interior: one will note the presence of the long base on the East side in the five courses (diagram: the short sides hatched)
Drawing: diagram of five courses of bricks, some hatched; labels: L; L; L; L; L
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain