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… depth the earth fill ended next to some tightly packed stones, which contrary to given instructions were removed by the stupid and newfangled workmen before measurements and photography had time to be undertaken. Under stone packing the particularly loose up-from the collapsed earth easy access to the tomb chamber, which was also inspected. The floor was entirely covered by a hard and dry clay. Under the opening there had above it formed a conical jordheap of up-from rasa (through the hole) collapsed earth. The other tomb openings are dug deeper next to the doorway packing. — During these works the two tombs with Phoenician-Mycenaean pottery, which was taken to the museum. Both were badly plundered and all earth (c. 1 m deep) evidently searched through, at least- after what emerged after a couple minor trial excavations. Among the pottery that was taken up for examination should be noted sherds of Mycenaean … continues
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