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DIARY that the Cyprus Museum never dug this tomb in an effort to find the one, containing the gold scepter, for else it they should have found the bench. It is hard to believe that both the parties never found the dig the tomb and failed to dig uncover the bench. Socrates told Christo that the tomb was a very shallow one, like ours, and on the line of the rock out crop. The evidence seems pretty conclusive that our tomb is the tomb of the gold scepter. I am told now too by our foreman, Christo, that the old the villagers agree that the tomb was not only on the edge of the out crop but layed between a fig tree and a carob tree with 3 trunks (pizes) and right by a "μοσφηλα" tree. The place indicated by Kemal (the boy - now an old man) + Co. who watched Socrates dig the tomb 48 years ago confirms this evidence. at a place where we found Tomb 4. We have found
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DIARY 3060 the roots of a μοσφηλα right alongside of our tomb.
For cont. see Kaloriziki note book
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain