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CYPRO-MYCENAEAN INSCRIPTIONS
| 1. | (drawing) | (drawing))/ on wide vert. handle. Coarse | |
| buff. Tr. 4, 2 |
| P 732 | 2. | (drawing) | on handle of jug. Tr. 4, Unit 3, |
| on "9.21" floor. (see J.F.D. III, p. 134, #1) |
| 3. | (drawing) | on handle of Amph. or jug. | |
| Tr. 2, Unit 16. 9.76=10.19 to 9.78=10.32 |
SH42 G3 | 4. | (drawing) | on base of bowl. Red slip. cut while clay was soft. Tr. 4, East ext., beyond units 10+13 - Intrusion.
SH43 G4 | 5. | (drawing) | on handle of amph. or jug (?) warm light brown clay with much dark sand. Tr. 2, unit 21, 10.99=11.05 to 11.07=11.15. (Probably incised before baking)
SH44 G5 | 6. | (drawing) | on handle of Matt slip jug or amphora. Cut after slipping. Tr. 2, west door of unit 5, level of rock (w) to upper threshold.
| 7 | (drawing) | at base of plain handle, of | |
| jug (?). Tr. 7, on top of tower. |
SH47 G7 | 8 | (drawing) | on handle of plain reddishbrown ware. Tr. 2. Unit 27 East, 11.00 to 11.10 (contd. JFD IV, p. 50)
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5-4-37 from p. 43 TRENCH 2
probably at least in part an accumulation. Pottery recorded as belonging to the 9.62=9.75 floor goes generally to often to the 9.72=9.78 floor, and some of it seems to rest on the 9.77=9.80 floor. These two upper layers seem to represent accumulation over the original white floor. The white floor slopes up on to the wall to units 5+9, and the line is continuous with that on the wall. Unit 5: Cut through the 9.06= 9.46 floor, and find a firm floor of xapapa at
6-4-37 Unit 1: The 9.77=9.78 floor is of xapapa in the west half, but in the east we find firm clay with burnt patches.
Units 12, 14, 15 Began opening 2-4-37. Yesterday we began finding the tops of walls and red earth at . Today we clear out intrusions in units 14 and 15, and extend the area to the line of the wall between units 12+8
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain