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Based on a parallel from Eutresis and its 'hawksbill'overhang (Goldman) this sherd is possibly LH I. More generally it should be dated MH LH I. Cf. Davis 1979 fig 5.5.

MIDDLE HELLADIC LATE HELLADIC 1 OPEN SHAPE

Rutter 1993 7.1 would put in late MH, but could go into LH I we don't have the contextual information to be precise here.

MIDDLE HELLADIC - LATE HELLADIC I CLOSED SHAPE

There is a parallel in Mylonas - so likely MH rather than LH but type could continue.

MIDDLE HELLADIC - LATE HELLADIC 1 OPEN SHAPE

Late MH to LH I. impossible to say more with no context.

MIDDLE HELLADIC LATE HELLADIC I STRIAGHT SIDED CUP;

This could be as late as LH I.

BASE OF MH/ LATE HELLADIC I OPEN SHAPE

Blegen Class 2 matt painted. Likely late MH or LH I due to shape.

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC 1 CUP/GOBLET

Parallels are MH but could be later, but cannot say without contextual information.

MIDDLE HELLADIC/ LATE HELLADIC I JUG/JAR NECK

This is a Blegen Class 2 Matt Painted sherd. It could be as late as LH I, based on Davis 1979 parallels from Korakou.

MH TO LH I JUG

Could be LH I as there is another example in the Davis Inventoried material from Korakou, but Dark on light non lustrous begins in late MH - cf. Kea V.

MIDDLE HELLADIC - LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD, CLOSED SHAPE

MP wares like this are late MH to LH I. See Buck 1966, or Davis 1979.

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD

Blegen Class 2. Dated MH. Could go later as Davis 1979 indicates MPW does not finish in MH.

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC 1 BODY SHERD

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD

Blegen Class 2 Matt painted MH, could push later though.

MIDDLE HELLADIC RIM HANDLED CUP HANDLE

An exact parallel from the North Cemetery suggests this is MH in date

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD

could be LH I

MIDDLE HELLADIC TO LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD

RIM OF MIDDLE HELLADIC/LATE HELLADIC I BASIN/KRATER

Parallels from Rutter 1993 but also Davis 1979. This is likely late MH but Matt Painted kraters continue into LH I.

LATE HELLADIC I CLOSED SHAPE

Davis 1979. These Polychrome vesses are LH I.

LATE HELLADIC I BODY SHERD

Originally dated MH in Zygouries, as Davis, 1979, points out the Mainland polychrome style is in fact almost diagnostic of LH I. Cf. Rutter 1989