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The most interesting series was found on floor II, where some typical pottery (Pl.XXVIII) was sealed under the debris resulting from the destruction of the building (Pl.XXIII, 3-5). Among this pottery we see two dominating wares : a. decorated LCIII ware, which is represented by the fine spouted juglet 162 on Pl. XXVIII, 1 and by fragments from bowls, 708 a-d on Pl. XXVIII, 3; b. by the plain wheel-made II ware (708 h, i on Pl. XXIX, 4). In addition to these, a type of bowl of plain wheel-made ware of base-ring shape is also represented by a fragmentary example, 708 e on Pl. XXVIII, 3.
After the catastrophe, xxxxxxxxxx(earthquake) xxxxxxxxxx room XIV was not re-used as such, as no later floor (I) was traced. The pottery found above floor II (Pl.XXIX) continued to be the same, i.e. decorated LCIII, Mycenean IIIC: 1 (cf. 757 d on Pl. XXIX, 3) and, in addition, there were fragments of white slip II ware (757 a on the same Plate) and of a painted wheel-made jug (757 b on the same Plate).
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