Site L5 is located ca. 100 m. N of Site L2, near a track cut by a bulldozer, leading down a steep hillside. Artifacts were found in the scarps of this track and in the tip left by the bulldozer at two locations.

At Locus 1, there were numerous fragments of a pithos, broken and scattered E of the road in the scarps[093.04] and bed of a bulldozer cut, in a nearby tip, and in an olive grove.[093.06]

Ca. 50 m. further downslope at Locus 2, a fragment of a pithos with large angular inclusions of crushed red mudstone was observed in 1995 at the base of the road scarp.

The fabrics of the pithos sherds at Locus 1 and Locus 2 are identical. Two handles appear, however, to be considerably earlier in date.

McDonald and Hope Simpson reported lamps of HL date at a "spot called Farma Rachi", perhaps Site L5 (see also Site L2).

Several joining pithos fragments were collected from this site, and two coarse ware handles. The pithoi are Archaic-Classical in date. The handles, however, are in the Early Helladic II fabric we have called Nozaina ware (see Site I20).