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… better motivated from the standpoint of finds than stratigraphically. The find statistics show at once that IV B-C belongs to a separate period, distinct from the others. The strata show the same thing and that the period is the oldest on the site. There the boundary appears to be extremely well marked. A comparison between the find distribution of the two houses, IV and I, which are important for dating, is instructive. In IV almost no flint, predominantly stone tools, relatively well-fired pottery. In I predominantly flint tools, almost no stone tools, poorly fired pottery.
the Kythrea periods 1 and 2 correspond thus to a delimited earlier stage. The periods 3-7 to a later one.
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