| Collection: | Corinth | |
| Type: | Basket | |
| Name: | NB83 B3 P4 | |
| Area: | Korakou | |
| Category: | Basket/zembil | |
| Notebook: | 83 | |
| Context: | 3 | |
| Page: | 4 | |
| Date: | 1916/05/29 | |
| Stratum: | East wall | |
| Notes: | At 160 cm east of the end of the south wall we came upon a wall running north and south which I will call the "east wall". If we should continue the south wall until it meets the east wall and from that point measure off 168 cm north on the east wall, we will come to a place, just west of the east wall, where we found red matter which at first we thot to be part of a fallen brick wall which had fused together from the heat of a fire. Under this we found some good pieces of several Mycenaean vases or pots. Later it appeared that the red baked clay was perhaps a floor and we cleaned off a good sized space. It certainly looks much like flooring with the potsherds as filling. In the drawing on page 2 the place is marked [Greek letter pi]. | |
| Chronology: | LH III | |
| Site: | Korakou | |
| City: | Ancient Corinth | |
| Country: | Greece | |
| References: | Object: CP 286 |
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