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– Layer 2 1 fragment of loucher (not preserved) 1 worn painted sherd in yellowish fabric (drawing) (not preserved) | Probably beginning Iron I (12th c.)
– Layer 1 1 rim of bowl with grooves on (drawing) brick-red pottery (not preserved) 1 flaring bowl rim with red lines (drawing) on the interior of the rim (not preserved) 1 late "bucchero" sherd (not preserved) 1 bowl rim, convex (drawing) fairly fine yellowish pottery (not preserved) 1 bowl fragment in yellowish fabric with (drawing) dark brown decoration (not preserved) | Pottery of beginning Iron I, transitional | or "submycenaean" (1200-1150)
In trench IX, there would therefore be a layer of the beginning of Iron I, with floor corresponding - then a layer of LB III, with floor laid on the virgin soil - finally a well perhaps dating back to LB II but certainly of LB III.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain