As no floor to th  e third-story room nor roof to the second story. The stains of whitewash never go below the floor level of the second story. The house remains in the eastern cove are partly shown in plate XLIX, which is from a photograph. The point of view is from the ledgein front of the tower. The ruins rest on a ledge in the back of the cove formed of debris well compacted and apparently consisting partly of sheep dung. The rooms are small, sometimes three deep against the back of the cove, and many of them could only have been used for stor |
