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[Lot] ΚΚ 373: Roman Building I; Channel D; Cutting this Wall between Rooms 2 & 6; Black Earth that Destroyed Channel D

3rd A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 374: Roman Building I; Channel D; Destruction Filling; Black Earth

Middle Roman

[Lot] ΚΚ 381: Roman Building I; Room 8; Strosis 2 just above Floor

Late Roman

[Lot] ΚΚ 382: Roman Building I; Room 8; Filling over Lime-Pit

5th B.C.-Late Roman

[Lot] ΚΚ 383: Roman Building I; Room 8; Filling under Lime Deposit with Stucco

Early Roman

[Lot] ΚΚ 375: Roman Building I; Room 6A; 55-56/ΝΕ-ΝΣΤ; Floor

Early Roman

[Lot] ΚΚ 376: Roman Building I; Room 6; 55-56/ΝΖ; Debris of West Wall

3rd A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 377: Roman Building I; Room 6A; 55-56/ΝΗ; Hearth under Floor

2nd B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 378: Roman Building I; West of Room 2; 50-56/Ξ; Strosis 2; Red Earth

Late Roman-Byzantine

[Lot] ΚΚ 379: Pit with Marble Chips at 55-56/ΝΗ

5th B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 380: Roman Building I; Room 8; 61/ΝΘ; Upper Filling in Corner of Wall

5th A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 362: Packing above Slip along South Foundation Cutting of Hellenistic Building

2nd-1st B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 363: Hellenistic Building; South FOundation Trench; Destruction Filling

4th-5th A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 364: Northeast Corner of Section below Strosis just above Top of Late Foundation

14th A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 365: Northeast Corner of Section; North Foundation of Hellenistic Building alongside Late Foundation

16th A.D.

[Lot] ΚΚ 366: Monument Base in Southwest Corner; Clearing North End of Broad Foundation Cutting near Southeast Corner of Base

5th B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 367: Monument Base in Southwest Corner; From Filling of Plundered East-West Wall Trenches

5th-2nd B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 368: Monument Base in Southwest Corner; Extension of Trench; Layer I

5th-1st B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 370: Monument Base in Southwest Corner; Layer III

5th B.C.

[Lot] ΚΚ 371: Monument Base in Southwest Corner; Layer III; Above Ruins of Early Oblique Wall

Protogeometric-6th B.C.