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… in the inner half of the tomb the lower part of a skeleton lying in dorsal position on the base of the tomb. The upper part (the ribcage and the head) extended into the left, unexcavated part. In the vicinity of the skeleton lay a number of Sub-Cypriot vessels (see drawing) possibly the bronzes that were previously found may also be connected with this burial.
Somewhat closer to the door but with basically the same orientation, another was found and cleared in the field, remains the badly destroyed remains of yet another skeleton (pelvic bones and thigh bones). The upper part was however completely missing. It is more than likely that the upper geometric layer also once had a skeleton (a) but that this up near the surface of the earth, where … continues
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