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Wednesday 25 September 1963On the eastern wall-bench of the Hall of the Bulls, at 0 m 45 below the top of the blocking wall of obstruction late, lying between 815 and 878 of 1963, uncovered a group of terracottas comprising a KERNOS with bull protome and with ribbon handle in greenish-grey earth, broken into several pieces, but which appears complete, a jug of the so-called "bucchero" type with red slip on beige earth, and a jar in coarse red earth. This group rests at 0 m 70 / 0 m 75 depth overall, and corresponds to floor I C and to vessel 834 of 1962, slightly to the west
Sector 2.21 East, pt. 1026 at 1 m 45 depth, small dome-shaped seal in steatite (worn engraving of a quadruped , in the ash layer of the beginning of Iron I
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain