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Tuesday 1st December 1959: Last morning of excavations Fine weather of the 1959 campaign –
Stratigraphy of house "286" a) 1st floor, Iron Age, irregular at - 0 m 90 / - 1 m b) 2nd floor white pottery sub-Mycenaean six cm thick, at - 1 m 50 / - 1m 70 { scarab { table of { libation c) 3rd floor at - 1m 90 / - 2 m white, covered with grey ashes on the rock, then below · d) Pit Middle Bronze, between - 2 m 10 and - 2 m 60 . (at the same depth, beside well which yielded pottery of the Late Bronze (base-ring w. etc)
N-B = between floor 2 and floor 3, one notes a lay- er of fine grey ashes under a stratum of earth or red brick (in which was found the scarab 286).
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
