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Printed: GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS
Printed: DEPARTMENT OF ANTIQUITIES
Printed: NICOSIA
Tel. No.: Our Ref.: 3/35/5 Your Ref.:
28th August, 1954The Director The Curium Expedition Episkopi.
Sir,
In exercise of the powers vested in me by Section 16(1)(c) of the Antiquities Law (Cap.43), I have selected for the Cyprus Museum, subject to paragraphs 3 & 4 below, the following items found in the excavations of the Curium Expedition of the Pennsylvania University Museum:
A. (1) All contents of the following tombs excavated in the Kalorizicki Cemetery.
Tombs 28, 31, 35, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43.
(2) All contents of the following tombs excavated in the Bamboula cemetery.
Tombs 38 (except Sh 579 b), 39, 40 Plundered tomb in trench 20:1
B. The following items as detailed in the Expedition's main Inventory, exclusive of such as are included in tomb groups allotted to the Expedition in para. 2 A below or previously:
(1) Pottery (P)-all items except P.2740
(2) Architectural members (A) - all items except A#96, A#110
(3) Bone & Ivory (B) - all items
(4) Coins (c) all items
(5) Terracottas (F) - all items except F101,F102
(6) Inscribed pottery (G)
G1 G14 G30 G50 G70 G71 G2 G15 G31 G51 G73 G5 G17 G33 G52 G74 G6 G18 G35 G56 G75 G7 G20 G37 G57 G8 G21 G40 G63 one unnumbered rim. G9 G22 G41 G65 [handwritten: illegible] G10 G24 G45 G66 G12 G25 G46 G68 G13 G29 G48 G69
and all other G items except those listed in para 2B (5) below.
(7) Glass (Gl.) - all items
/(8)
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