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KOURION - EXCAVATIONS Expense account for November 1947
HOUSEHOLD
| Food, for five persons and the occasional guest | $ 245.02 |
| Cook and house boy, wages | 95.96 |
| Rent of house and workrooms | free |
| Supply | |
| Expenses, including water, and kerosene for cooking ranges and for Aladdin and pressure lamps. | 65.14 |
| Repairs, | .41 |
Handwritten: 20 57
Handwritten: 32.37
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EXCAVATIONS Outfit Supply Repair of equipment
| Wages, including foreman, driver, and 30 men; foreman, 20 a month; driver 9 shillings a day; workmen, 6 to 8 shillings a day... | 1,095.79 |
| Transportation of staff, workmen, and material | |
| Before the war the workmen went to the site on foot; they did not expect to receive transportation by car. transporting the men only is at the cost of hiring a truck for two trips a day at the rate of 10 s. a trip. | 137.36 |
Workrooms Office Photography
| Expedition car, repairs | 46.16 |
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Travel Our commitments are the cost of bringing our director, Dr. Hill, whose services are free, from Athens and back, and to return Dr. and Mrs. Young to the U.S. on the termination of their joint scholarship. I defray my own travel expenses, and our architect, Col. Last, whose services are also free, has none; I have succeeded in persuading him to buy a house next door; he is a most valuable member of the expedition.
Scholarships Our commitments are to pay the Youngs' joint scholarship of $ 3,200.00 per annum.
Salaries Our commitments to date amount to the Youngs' scholarship only.
| Miscellaneous, including stock of firewood & coal for year | 115.42 |
| TOTAL FOR MONTH | L 1,852.14 |
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