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| End of an oval millstone or quern, concave on one side, irregularly domed on the other. The concave side much worn.
Gray volcanic stone. Agora sample no. 248. Petrographic analysis, Curt Runnels, August ... 19 March 1937 |
Thin piece of stone, rough on one side, smoother on the other, worked down to a finished edge forming part of an elliptical curve.
White limestone. Well E; Early-Middle Helladic. Leica, 83-550 ... 17-26 March 1937 |
| Fragment of grinder (?), one end broken, the other worn smooth and rounded (from use?).
Whitish stone. Well E; Early-Middle Helladic. Leica, 83-545 ... 17-26 March 1937 |
Roughly rectangular stone, back worn and rounded at edges; face smooth worn and concave.
Gray volcanic stone.
Middle Helladic. Well N. Leica, 83-550 ... 24 May 1937 |
Thin, roughly square slab of stone, flat on one side where fractured.
Much worn on other.
Gray stone.
MIddle Helladic. Well N. With ST 204 (OA 166). Leica, 83-550 ... 24 May 1937 |
| Fragment of stone, perhaps originally oval.
The unbroken surfaces are polished extremely smooth.
Hard black stone. Απότμημα από λίθινο πέλεκυ ή τροχιστή, Μεσοελλαδικής περιόδου. Well T; Middle Helladic ... 12 June 1937 |
One end of an ordinary millstone, oval in shape; convex on one side, flat and slightly concave on the other.
Gray volcanic stone.
Middle Helladic. Well T; Middle Helladic. Leica, 83-550 ... 12 June 1937 |
Limestone (?) beach pebble, nearly spherical in shape.
One side much worn and polished from grinding. Middle Helladic Pit at northwest corner of church of St. Athanasius. 86 ff. Leica, 83-545 ... 24 February 1939 |
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