Henri de Contenson excavation notebook, 10th and 11th seasons, no. 2H. de Contenson

P^t 124: at a depth of 2,30, horizontal layer of pulverulent limestone, with few sherds - pt 124 is a large pit entirely filled with brown earth, with MB sherds abundant, small in size, and bones of sheep . the floor of the Late Bronze, laid on the rock at pts 115 / 116 continues horizontally, masking this pit which has remained as witness to the installations of the Middle Bronze -

P^t 125: lower part of a large jar, at c. 5 m east of P^t 122 .

To the East at p^t 125, the only material found between 0 and 0,50 comes from a pado (mixture of Iron, Late Bronze, Middle Bronze) and was not kept, the Late Bronze predominates, the Mycenaean sherds are kept -

P^t 126 = tomb to which belong P^ts 119 and 121 -