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In northwest corner of area cleaned up and photographed the grey clay strosis which seems to be cut by conglomerate block and was some 15 to 20cm above Poros Building floor to west of wall and flush with small stones of drain of beds.

Β'-2-17 (pp. 215-216)

Drain; Green Sand Fill from -4m
Road; Except Martyra; Sand to -3.20m
Pit with Early Byzantine Pots
Road Fill; Hellenistic and Late Roman to East of Wall
Under Red Strosis -3.30m
Red Fill Strosis at -2.80m
Red Fill Over Lower Strosis
Wall-Cut in Stones
Red Fill to -2.60m

25-26 Apr 1934
10 May 1934
2 May 1934
4-5 May 1934
21-24 Apr 1934
3 May 1934
25 Apr 1934

Hellenistic
Hellenistic-Late Roman
Hellenistic-7th A.D.
5th B.C.-Hellenistic

P 22988

Plate

8 April 1933

Κ-20-68 (pp. 4024-4025)

Inner Face of Stylobate of Southwest Fountain House
West Wall of Southwest Fountain House
South Continuation of Stone Drain
Cobbled Road
Red Clay Floor
Gray Clay
West Foundation of Southwest Foundation House
Poros Paving
Road Surface ca. 160 B.C.
Top of Bedrock

S 20:1

Geometric Well in Panathenaic Way.

3-17 May 1960

Late Geometric, end of 8th century B.C.

2012.32.0837 (Section ΓΓ 140)

9-12/ΣΤ-ΙΓ from northeast. 1 is north continuation of North-South wall at 6/ΙΕ-ΙΘ. 2 is strosis of west wall. 3 is higher strosis against west face of wall. 4 is stuccoed underpaving. 5 is Θ-Ι, uneven surface into small stones and harder stucco or mortar. 6 is earth strosis south of 5 and higher than 5.

20 Apr 1939

ST 670

Whetstone

11 April 1953