1956–1957

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Nicosia Episkopi

Kal. T.20 P 431 ) describe colour of Settlement P 434 ) paint, for example: Does P 734 have a strainer-spout? [handwritten: ✓] P 436 ) matt purple-brown, or Diam.of base of P 816? [handwritten: ✓] matt reddish-brown,etc. What is the decoration, if any, on the interior of P 982 and P 983? [handwritten: ✓]

Kal. T 21 P 141 Diam. of P 2708 P 142 Diam of P 2709 (at widest part) [handwritten: ✓] P 153 describe colour of paint Height and diam. of P 2730 [handwritten: ✓] P 154 Diam. of upper frag. at widest part of body of P 2837 [handwritten: ✓] P 162 Diam. of P 2839 P 163 Length and width of M 24 (tip of knife) [handwritten: ✓]

Kal. T.26

Present height and diam.of P 189 Height of P 227 [handwritten: sct from drawing] Describe clay and paint of P 220 Are the handles of P 230 barred? Describe colour of paint of the following: P 194, P 202, P 213-215, P 217 P 223, P 244-247, P 250, P 253-4, P 257-260

Kal. T.34 Describe colour of paint in the following: P 857, P 858, P 859, P 860

Height of F 66 [handwritten: ✓]

Kal. T.40 Does P 2209 have any traces of red paint?

There is one other matter that perhaps you wouldn't mind taking care of for me. I have M 10 and M 11 listed as two lumps of metal, but without any definite statement as to what kind. Do you think you could pick these up at Episkopi some time, and take them to the laboratory of the museum in Nicosia to be analysed for identification (bronze, iron, lead, etc.)? I should be very much obliged to you for this.

The drawing you made for me of T.4 (Bamboula) has appeared in AJA (with credit given you in a footnote), and I will send you a reprint as soon as I receive some. I understand you did well in Turkey!? I'm really glad to know you're doing the remaining Bamboula-Kalorizki drawings as you are accurate and dependable.

Very best wishes to you and your family. Let me hear from you if you have any questions in connection with the instructions contained in this letter.

Best regards,