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but there remain no foundations in this sector, of foundations to associate with this level of Bronze sherds Middle: only cistern no. 8, cut in the rock.
The North-West Corner of the Palace in 9 N 3 C is now clearly visible these are foundations comprising some stones dressed: the whole is much appears less carefully built than the rest of the structure. A floor at 60 cm. ran above these foundations, of which we have preserved a fr. in 9 N 3 B. But several earlier excavations have mixed the sherds: these show this particremarkable feature of being all either Middle Bronze or rough ware of late appearance (end Myc. or Submyc.) . This corner of the Palace rests, as elsewhere, on a layer of Middle Bronze. But it was reused in Submycenaean, and the sherds remained old and the late sherds, to the exclusion … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain