Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 28
ferent strata of earth with the charcoal and pot-sherds all well preserved and distinct, it seems to me moreprobable that the top of the hill was levelled when the primi-tive palace was built and the upper court made. I shall not describe here what I found in excavating, as it willform the subject… … piQ. ^..—PIT 5! METRES DEEP FROM THE LEVEL OF THE FLOOR OF THE ROOM MARKED P IN FIG. 3. 2i, stoiit obsidia. .vhich «. of the /i^^ . xicn they arrived here. I was able to confirm the result of Dr. Mackenzie tions as to the black pottery upon the vi:g.a soil being j... -i- little higher appears…
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