sition of the door in each house but it seems mostprobable that it was at the straight narrow end in both. * Ath. Mitt, xxxni. 1908, pp. 289 sqq.; B.S.A. xiv. pp. 197 sqq. 2 B.S.A. XIV. p. 202. Wace and Thompson, Prehistoric Thessaly, pass. 62 Round, Elliptical and Rectangular Forms [ch. The walls…