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end of the 13th beginning of the 12th c. Finally there is a well beside the tomb (Well 9) which seems to be associated with it and could be a funerary well,
QN 4 D a layer of burning on a floor at 1 m, corresponding to that of 5 C. No sherd at all, unfortunately! Moreover only a narrow strip is preserved, destroyed at the edges by the earlier excavations.
a little further on in QN 3 D there are Mycenaean sherds (14th) and later, but the earlier excavations have mixed them up. I note however a foot
Drawing: small vertical stem or foot with flared ends] in coarse earth from
a kylix, we had found one another in QN 4 D. This is what Furumark thinks to be very late but which in my opinion must not descend below the Submycenaean period.
One finds a cylinder in the spoil
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain