Amathus, finds from tombs 10–26

These 363 object photographs show finds from tombs 10 to 26. The largest groups are from Tomb 11 (47 prints), Tomb 14 (40), Tomb 21 (37) and Tomb 16 (36). Tombs 11 and 16 were built tombs, begun at the end of Cypro-Geometric III; Tomb 21, lined with ashlar on all sides, was only partly excavated, and its first burial falls at the transition from Cypro-Geometric I to II. Tomb 17 held Roman burials, and blown-glass vessels from Tomb 18 point to the same later use: SCE II notes that parts of the necropolis served again as a cemetery in Roman times. Tomb 26, a tumulus, dates from the 3rd century BC. The prints show Bichrome, White Painted and Black Slip pottery, iron tools and weapons, bronze ornaments and jewellery.

Westholm's diary for tombs 13–20 is D II:2f, and his tomb inventory is D II:2g. Finds photographed without a tomb number are in the Amathus tombs 2–26 folder.