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on the plastered surface.
The liquid then flowed into the cistern cylindrical, pt 32, whose rock base is at 3 m below the present surface.
Study of the stratigraphy makes it possible to determine three levels from the surface: Level A: layers 1, 2, 3 and pts 31 and 32 with very clear floors and architecture, (90 cm) Level B: layers 4, 5, 6, 7, ending with a marked floor with architecture (85 cm) Level C: layer 8 . (95 cm)
Ceramic material: Layers 1 and 2: abundant pottery, often coarse bowls "wavy line", carinated bowls with raised base (drawing) carinated bowls with concentric lines (drawing) and concave base. "bucchero". Date: end Iron I - 1150 - 1050 Layers 3, 4 and 5: pottery abundant fine sub-Mycenaean bowls fine "bucchero" with relief fluting animal head fragment flattened rims of cups Proposed date: end LB III - beginning Iron I
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