Domestic activity can only be observed southern of the Minoan ramp. Maybe the living quarters of the settlement were here, but the buildings consisted of perishable materials and were removed by later activities. 
In this area, also ritual activities took place. In 2000-2002, two hearths with a stone setting were found. Animal bones indicate communal cooking and eating. 
In 2004, beneath room XIX, a cooking area consisting of a permanent hearth and two pits, as well as a pillar-like stone. Animal bones and grinding stones were found together with a set of vessels that indicate ritual usage (amphorae in granulata-ware, bowls for serving or with a spout, and a jug). Beneath these finds there was a second feature that also dated into Final Neolithic IV and consisted of similar vessels, molluscs and copper ore, which fit together with earlier published miniature vessels, a magnetic piece of iron and a female figurine.
Ritual activities were known to be held southern of Corridor 7. Here, two round, constructed hearths, sopper ore and vessels similar to those beneath Room XIX were found, as well as a lot of animal bones (sheep/goat, pig, cattle). Therefore it is assumed that there existed two open courtyards that were used for ceremonial purposes, maybe even intercommunal ones. 