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cf. p. 77) clearly dated to this period. An important feature of this area is the passage of foundations over the Well N. 5. This is one of the clearest evidences the area has, of the superposition of levels which in the North quarter are closely compressed and difficult to read. The foundations go down to about 1 m. from the surface. As there is in this well some Syrian and Mycenaean pottery it is probable that the foundations are post-Mycenaean, a period when apparently the well was already filled, since it contains no later pottery.
QN 5 It is in this sector that we find again the large slabs whose top surfaces at 1 m. c. from the southern cut face. They appear to me to be roughly at the same level as those of the former 1946 area in QN 4, which were a little less deep, but which are at absolute altitude at the … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
