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CYPRO-MINOAN INSCRIPTIONS cont'd from p. 50
[margin left, in red: SH 54 G 13] 17 (drawing) on pithos rim. Tr. 2, Unit 19, E., doubtful earth to 10.66-11.01.(16-4-37)
[margin left, in red: SH 55 G14] 18. (drawing) on jug handle. Soft red brown clay, grey core. Tr. 2, Unit 27, 10.74 { 10.94 11.10 - { 11.36 (20-5-37)
[margin left, in red: SH 57 G 15] 19. (drawing) on pithos handle. Redbrown clay, green surface. Tr. 4, Unit 1, 9.25 { 9.40 (23-3-37) 9.475 { 9.53
[margin left, in red: SH 58 G 16] 20 (drawing) Matt slip Ware? Tr. 4, Units 9+12 8.50 { 9.89 9.905 { 9.97 (27-3-37)
[margin left, in red: SH 59 G 17] 21 (drawing) H on jug. handle. Ware as # 19 above. Trench 7.
(To J.F.D. VI, p. 66)
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26-5-37 TRENCH 2 from p. 57
JLBgoes to bed-rock at , but in the east it stops at a very firm clayish strosis at 11.03 (?)
Dig out pit #3. It is a small shallow pit containing many coarse sherds, also sunk from the 11.70 = 11.94 floor.
Unit 19: Dig out the small pit at the west. Several large stones stood erect over it. It stops at without revealing its nature.
Unit 8 East: Dig below the 10.61 = 10.67 level, through what is clearly burnt rubble which has been subjected to a severe fire.
Unit 27: Finish clearing the 11.11 = 11.47 level. In the east (E. of the line of the E. wall of unit 26) it is grey and sandy, and firm, and looks much like an occupation level. In the rest of the unit, however, there was no good cleavage, and the earth is patchy. Many
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65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain