Room D
The last room inside the megaron 1 temple (fig. 1) is accessed through a square corridor (size: length 1.10 metres; width 1.10 metres) with sloping walls. The room is sub-rectangular in shape (size: length 2/2.60 metres; width 3.40 metres).
The walls are still strongly sloping, in spite of the fact that smaller size stones and lithic slabs were used to build them (fig. 2)
Part of the original stone flooring can still be seen. The wall at the back has a small sub-trapezoid shape niche, that is perfectly in line with all the corridors of the temple rooms (fig. 3).
Inside the room, in addition to a large granite slab that is thinner towards the ends, some pottery fragments were found that can be seen to be part of cooking pots, cups and bowls.
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