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… contributory to the ackachi, which flows past our site, is a spring which flows plentifully, even in october. The government wanted to pipe it to Episkopi, but the villagers were unwilling to pay £100. In all events the spring is there, flanked by ancient improvements.
There was a prehistoric settlement here. We found some Cypro-Mycenaean and Middle bronze age sherds here, and the hill opposite is lined with graves of the same periods. The villagers have dug two, but no archaeologist has ever heard of the place before. I have a handsome collection of sherds to substantiate my views.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain