‘A Group of Late Helladic Iiib1 Pottery From Mycenae’ Revisited: The Stratigraphy of the Trenches Associated With the Deposit and the Pottery From Level 3 of the Prehistoric Cemetery Central Iii Extension East
Abstract:In 1952 Sinclair Hood found a large deposit of pottery in front of the Great Poros Wall at Mycenae and published a brief account of its discovery the following year. In 1966 Elizabeth French published a paper discussing the pottery, assigning it an early Late Helladic IIIB1 date. From these accounts, we know that the deposit appeared in four trenches: Prehistoric Cemetery Central (PCC) III, where it sat on a surface of hard tramped earth; PCC IV, where it lay on bedrock; and PCC III Extension East and Area VII… Show more
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