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THE ARCHITECTURE
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(4 3 (i The fallen fresco, of IL, represenüng fishus (Plate III.), was found in this room in
1898.
18 The upper walls are of doubtful age ; probably 11.
« Colnnni of II. Standing on wall of I. (fig.
h Colnnm of II. (fig. 8).
c Doorway of II.
(J 4 1. 2 The remains are at a lower level than the street of Period III., (1 .'1: 33, and are of
doubtful age.
II l 1. .">. II. 12 and 2. 6. 13. Twohousesof II. The original parts are verywell built; the
tater work shown by hatohing is very inferior.
<(. c, d Walls witb put-log holes.
I, Doorway or window blocked up by wall of next house.
e The wall between 8 and !) appears to be of II. and to have been cut through at e
to make room for the wall of the palaee of III.
/ C'omplete doorway (lig. 30).
H 2 - Street of II. (and III.); the pari east of <i has been excavated about 11 feet lower
than the part to the west ; it is of Periode II. and III. ; the part to the west of
n has not been excavated below the level of III. It is probable that at both
perioda the east part was about G feet lower than the west part and that there
were steps at about the point u.
18 The west wall has doubtful traees of a very thin tinishing eoat of lime-plaster over
the rough earthy plaster. This is very fragile and cannot last long.
For 23 read 38.
ii Probable position of steps in street.
// Complete doorway (fig. 39).
r Perhaps a doorway.
il Apparently a blooked-up doorway.
e Remaina of a doorway in wall of I.
/ Probably a doorway in wall of II. The sottth jamb remains ; the « all to the north
has a ragged end.
g Complete doorway (lig 40).
Ii Wall earried under doorway, forming a threshohl.
/.- Steps of II. ; either three steps or two steps and part of the lower floor remain.
H 3 13 Perhaps a street of II.
ii Stone pavement of I. The wall immediately adjoining it is lined with slabs of
Biniilar stone.
h On the outer face of this doorway there was a slab of stone set up on edge forming
apparently a Step. Perhaps the level of the ground outside was raised after the
building of the house and it hecame necessary to form a atep down into the
house (fig. 3(i).
r If 13 was a street there was probably a night of ateps here.
</ There is a slab of stone at this doorway like that at b.
t Hole formed in the wall at the time of building, about 2 ft. 7 in. high and 9 in.
wide, the bottom being level with the top of the foundations.
f Foundations.
g Probable position of wall; a fragment remains tvhere it joined the wall to the west.
H 4 ii Trial shaft revealing walls of I. and II. (and walls of III. ; see helo'.v).
.1 1 7 Excavation shaft with small opening to north of palace, enlarged lower down by
under-mining the walls of palace. Now tilled up.
- 17 Probably a street of II. with steps where the wall crosses it.
ii Channel running along the side of wall of I.
Apparently the filling up of a doorway of I. Should he hatehed (see Fig. 24).
< Probable position of a wall of I. of which the toothing is seen on the wall to east.
'/ Blocked up doorway.
• I 3 !l Position of a street of III. and perhaps also of II. Not excavated below the level
of III.
F
65
(4 3 (i The fallen fresco, of IL, represenüng fishus (Plate III.), was found in this room in
1898.
18 The upper walls are of doubtful age ; probably 11.
« Colnnni of II. Standing on wall of I. (fig.
h Colnnm of II. (fig. 8).
c Doorway of II.
(J 4 1. 2 The remains are at a lower level than the street of Period III., (1 .'1: 33, and are of
doubtful age.
II l 1. .">. II. 12 and 2. 6. 13. Twohousesof II. The original parts are verywell built; the
tater work shown by hatohing is very inferior.
<(. c, d Walls witb put-log holes.
I, Doorway or window blocked up by wall of next house.
e The wall between 8 and !) appears to be of II. and to have been cut through at e
to make room for the wall of the palaee of III.
/ C'omplete doorway (lig. 30).
H 2 - Street of II. (and III.); the pari east of <i has been excavated about 11 feet lower
than the part to the west ; it is of Periode II. and III. ; the part to the west of
n has not been excavated below the level of III. It is probable that at both
perioda the east part was about G feet lower than the west part and that there
were steps at about the point u.
18 The west wall has doubtful traees of a very thin tinishing eoat of lime-plaster over
the rough earthy plaster. This is very fragile and cannot last long.
For 23 read 38.
ii Probable position of steps in street.
// Complete doorway (fig. 39).
r Perhaps a doorway.
il Apparently a blooked-up doorway.
e Remaina of a doorway in wall of I.
/ Probably a doorway in wall of II. The sottth jamb remains ; the « all to the north
has a ragged end.
g Complete doorway (lig 40).
Ii Wall earried under doorway, forming a threshohl.
/.- Steps of II. ; either three steps or two steps and part of the lower floor remain.
H 3 13 Perhaps a street of II.
ii Stone pavement of I. The wall immediately adjoining it is lined with slabs of
Biniilar stone.
h On the outer face of this doorway there was a slab of stone set up on edge forming
apparently a Step. Perhaps the level of the ground outside was raised after the
building of the house and it hecame necessary to form a atep down into the
house (fig. 3(i).
r If 13 was a street there was probably a night of ateps here.
</ There is a slab of stone at this doorway like that at b.
t Hole formed in the wall at the time of building, about 2 ft. 7 in. high and 9 in.
wide, the bottom being level with the top of the foundations.
f Foundations.
g Probable position of wall; a fragment remains tvhere it joined the wall to the west.
H 4 ii Trial shaft revealing walls of I. and II. (and walls of III. ; see helo'.v).
.1 1 7 Excavation shaft with small opening to north of palace, enlarged lower down by
under-mining the walls of palace. Now tilled up.
- 17 Probably a street of II. with steps where the wall crosses it.
ii Channel running along the side of wall of I.
Apparently the filling up of a doorway of I. Should he hatehed (see Fig. 24).
< Probable position of a wall of I. of which the toothing is seen on the wall to east.
'/ Blocked up doorway.
• I 3 !l Position of a street of III. and perhaps also of II. Not excavated below the level
of III.
F