Three rectangular free-standing buildings were found (during the excavations in 2003/4 by D. Haggis) beneath some archaic buildings. The three buildings are only separated by narrow passages and therefore create a densely built-up area with open areas suitable for joint use. In building 1 two rectangular platforms are preserved. Upon them one anthropomorphic terracotta figurine with a bird-face and incised-pointillé decoration on its neck was found. On its body there are diagonal incisions that indicate a coat. Beside the platforms there was a pit-hearth with a cooking pot on it. In the pot there was a disassembled young pig (age 12-24 months). Building 2 consisted of shell masonry, was narrow and had two rooms. On its floor there were flint-tools which indicate flint-tool-production in this place. Because of its form building 2 was probably a storage-building. Only walls were found of building 3. On the road between building 2 and 3, scraps of stone-tool production were found. A slate can be connected to this task.