Field photograph·C00875·1928

Finds in G 6-7 at Idalion

Pottery vessels lying in situ in excavated trench G 6-7 at Idalion, set against a layered soil section — Photograph: John Lindros, Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1928. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C00875. Public domain (CC0).

Description

Several pottery vessels lie close together in the soil of an excavated trench, some broken and partly covered by earth. A vessel with a ring-shaped mouth stands among jugs and fragments, and a broad flat sherd or dish lies at the right. Above them the cut face shows horizontal soil layers, and a pale flat stone ledge runs across the foreground.

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Description, scan 2: Several pottery vessels lie in a row against the side of an excavation cutting, partly buried in soil. A jug with a ring-shaped mouth and a tall jar stand among broken sherds in the centre, and a wide, broken dish lies on the right over other vessels. Layered earth fills the background, and loose stones lie on the ground.

English, translated from the Swedish record

Finds in G 6-7, Idalion.

Swedish, as on the record

Fynd i G 6-7 Idalion. Svenska Cypernexpeditionen