Prehistoric Thessaly; being some account of recent excavations and explorations in north-eastern Greece from Lake Kopais to the borders of Macedonia . tedsherds and that after the fifth .settlement painted pottery was very it would be quite allowable to take a broad view and .say that forall practical painted pottery was not in use after the fifth all events it is certain that from the end of the fourth settlement onwardsthe bulk of the pottery in use at Zerelia was of the called r3. Further,it must be noticed that there is no clear break betw
Prehistoric Thessaly; being some account of recent excavations and explorations in north-eastern Greece from Lake Kopais to the borders of Macedonia . tedsherds and that after the fifth .settlement painted pottery was very it would be quite allowable to take a broad view and .say that forall practical painted pottery was not in use after the fifth all events it is certain that from the end of the fourth settlement onwardsthe bulk of the pottery in use at Zerelia was of the called r3. Further,it must be noticed that there is no clear break between the plain ware of theearly strata (Ai) and the coarse, monochrome ware of the later {r3). Alsoit seems that after the end of the First Period no later painted ware was evercommon here, for few sherds of painted wares of the Second Period werefound. The of the different wares mav be shown in tabular form thus: Sctllements II II! IV \ I VH VIII .•Vi B3a Bi rjr2 Minyan WareI^itc Minoan 111Ala Periods {• SECOND lillKD lOURTH Il<;. 105. Diagram to illiislralc llic strata at Zerelia. i6o Zerelia, Aychitectitie, Tombs, o
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