On the natural ground beneath the Central Court and its western side, remains of a rectangular building, rectangular walls, pits and a circular building were found. A massive wall with stucco on both sides, formed the main part of a house. Three rooms of this house could be identified.The layout can be compared to buildings in Knossos and Katsambas.
Close to the Central Court in corridor 7, cult activities took place. vessels with pastose painting, a sifter, a triton's trumpet with pastose painting (maybe used as a rhyton) astragali and animal bones were found. Also close by, there was a grave pit with an adult in a secondary deposition, whose body was covered with stones. Close to the West Court, comparable objects were found. Concluding, on the area of the later Palace, several buildings with two open courts between them, that were used for ceremonial activities, existed in the Final Neolithic III.
Because of domestic pottery and tools (stone, bone, clay), domestic activities and tool production took place. It is assumed that pottery and textiles were also produced here. 