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… cast or dug out at all is largely occupied by the outer wall of the later fort. Hilarian is cleaning out the north court or room at its east side; a tremendous job, but the results are most impressive to the eye. Mud stucco in nearly the walls, with an outer inlet or caulaa below presumed throw the later floors - all stone, and no Repairs. To the west of the fort and near Bldg. B Jleos lies a large archaic building 22.50 long N-S (don't yet know how wide) and facing north. It seems to belong to the repair period of the fort itself, perhaps 5th century. Nancy is almost ready to line up. Both runce with the main dig. The other finds are as usual, nothing very exciting. I guess I will spend every next Thursday in photography; but I will leave all of the amphora handles for you!! Here the trips.
Visit with the red wizard from DDT and CWB. She is willing to date the cypro- around 200 - Lemonne had said not possibly before 150 <WB much impressed with big wall. Lilitis of Gynis who visited while I was away in Cyprus. No time to clean for Pocock so I guess not any more.
Signature: Roy
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain