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3-X-60 this period of the Middle Bronze. A - 2m15 / 2m35 depth In sector 31 west, crucible in situ in the mass of the stratum of brown earth lying below the thick original white floor; this crucible is well dated to the Late Bronze by the numerous sherds of this period, recovered from the stratum in question (cf. above p. 67). Near the crucible, 40 cm ⌀ area of fine grey ash in probable relation with the use of this crucible, pt 546 . In a looted tomb, sector 31 the only find consists of a ovoid jar with two handles on the body decorated with a linear painted bichrome In room 34, uncovered of Mycenaean sherds in the stratum grey-greenish below the floor where had been recovered the previous days
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain