Unnumbered pageScan 11 of 68
b/ Abundant pottery RB_II-RB_III_first phase: Mycenaean sherds with lustrous paint; evolved "milk bowl"; krater with dark red decoration; carinated cups in fine light pottery; miniature jug (Pt 17); loom weight of terre cuite with incised sign; fragment of limestone mould .
Layer 3: Abundant pottery RB_III_second_phase: kraters with late Mycenaean decoration or "close style"; bowls and soup bowls in fine white pottery with bright red decoration ; ring bases with spiral decoration in red on the inside; bronze stem.
Layer 2: Abundant pottery Iron I initial phase: carinated bowls with horizontal and dotted decoration on the rim in brown; cups with non-perforated horizontal lug handle; bowls with incised grooves on the outside of the rim, which is flattened; degenerate "base ring" bowl; degenerate "bucchero" sherds; "wavy lines" bowls of the early type with simple decoration; strainer spout decorated with black paint; 2 common pottery jugs (Pt 20), one upright between 100 and 120 cm, the other lying between 130 and 150 cm; fragment of animal head, 3 loom weights and 1 spindle whorl in terre cuite; in bronze: adze (Pt 13) at 40 cm, arrowhead (Pt 14) at 70 cm, rouelle associated with a fragment of cylinder pierced and a rod (Pt 18) at 60 cm, 2 spatulas and 1 needle; in ivory: ball and spindle whorl; in stone: sandstone pestle, granite pestle, basalt weight, steatite bead or loom weight, sandstone whetstone.
Layer 1: a/ Pottery of the final Iron I: evolved-type "wavy lines" bowls; degenerate "bucchero".
b/ Medieval sherd of the XIII°-XIV°s. on surface: glazed sherd with Cypriot Orientalising decoration.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain