Building Gamma has been only partially excavated so few details as to its purpose, owners, or artefacts within its walls exist. We know it had a wooden staircase leading to the upper floor(s). More interesting is what we can glimpse of the building’s history after the final earthquake struck Akrotiri. A clay bathtub in one of the rooms was found placed on top of the rubble, probably by a salvage team working in the area. The main entrance seems to have been a makeshift intervention by the same team as part of an effort to use Building Gamma as a base for salvage and rebuilding operations. The ground-floor rooms were full of stone tools that may belong to the salvage team or the owners of workshops based here.