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are still represented: for the decorated LCIII were see T32 a on Pl. IXI, 1 and for the "close" and other styles (T32 b, c, Pl. IXI, 1,2 etc.). Simultaneously we observe greater quantities of vases of Mycenaean IIIC: 1 "wavy lime" style (T32 c-f on Pl. IXI, 3). This type has already been observed earlier between floors IV and III but it now appears more frequently and in more developed style. It is the pottery which became overwhelmingly predominant in the deposit between floors I and II and on floor I (Plates IXII- IXIV). These apart from a few fragments of decorated LCIII were a small number of bucchero wheel-made fragments, the whole of the pottery is of the "wavy lime" style. The predominance of this pottery has already been noted as a striking characteristic of the topmost layers in other rooms.
In conclusion the pottery from room VI, which contains an excellent succession of floors with great quantities of typical wares, shows again the three distinct stages we have already noticed. For the earliest stage Floor V, which is the first floor properly so called, unfortunately produced no pottery; /but
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