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which show Mycenaean IIIC: 1 patterns: 730 e, part of anthetic spiral and 730f, which may come from a small stirrup kylix-vase, concentric semicircles. The plain pottery includes plain wheel-made II ware (730 –m on Pl. IX, h). [handwritten: [illegible], underlined]
Floor III continues on similar lines, i.e. with decorated IGIII ware (734 b-e on Pl. IX, 1) and rare specimens of the Mycenean IIIC: 1 ware with wavy line (734 f on Pl. IX; 1). The first class includes a fragment of a [handwritten: [illegible]] bowl with semicircles of the class found earlier (probably very late IIIB) in the fill between [handwritten: [illegible]] floors V and VI. There is in addition the upper part of a small amphora (734 h on Pl. IX) which recalls a similar example (3ᵏ7 on Pl. III, 5) found on a floor (III) in room III at approximately the same level. The shape of these amphoroid is evidently inherited from the Mycenean ones (4) and the ware may be classed under the decorated IGIII class.
In the layer between floors III and II the ceramic strains observed on the two previous floors /are (4) Their handles are not on the same axis.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain