Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 103
ne (?) (B 2), and an inner room (C). In the floor of B i a large hollow has beendug by treasure-hunters. On the walls of B 2 fragments of a plaster-facing are still to beseen. And in C are remains of a paving in white-faced cement. The whole building seems to have reproduced the arrangement of a… … ■Scale Fig. 837. Outside the building, to the north, lay a thnenos of roughly triangular shape supported byterrace-walls. Here knowledge ends and conjecture begins. Sir Arthur Evans {op. cit. p. 158 ff.)surmises that the building described above was a little house of shelter and refection forthe…
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