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The Prehistoric Tombs of Knossos.
No. 27. Shaft-Grave, lying north to south. Oblong pit about 2 metres long,
with ledge on one side (see plan, fig. 6). The flat stones at the bottom of this,
covering the grave, had mostly lost their hold on to the narrow edge along the
^« W/'///
V/"/
Fig. 44. Plan of Chamber-Tomb (No. 32).
east side of the cavity, and bad slipped down on that side, though retaining their
order. The bones within were wholly decayed, and the only relics found were a
The Prehistoric Tombs of Knossos.
No. 27. Shaft-Grave, lying north to south. Oblong pit about 2 metres long,
with ledge on one side (see plan, fig. 6). The flat stones at the bottom of this,
covering the grave, had mostly lost their hold on to the narrow edge along the
^« W/'///
V/"/
Fig. 44. Plan of Chamber-Tomb (No. 32).
east side of the cavity, and bad slipped down on that side, though retaining their
order. The bones within were wholly decayed, and the only relics found were a