Idalion: pottery, terracottas and small finds

These 368 object photographs show the pottery, terracottas and small finds. In the Late Cypriote III cult-room SCE II found libation jugs, terracotta bulls and carbonized olive stones; terracotta animals appear among the prints, with 53 labelled "BA small finds". Later material includes Bichrome IV and V, Plain White IV–V, Black-on-Red, Grey Polished and Red Slip pottery, scarabs and seal impressions filed as "Glyptic", bone, metal lamps, blown glass and Cypro-Hellenistic wares. A few prints note that the object is probably in the Cyprus Museum.

Some prints come from the tombs. Tomb 3 was the only intact tomb the expedition found in the Late Cypriote cemetery inside the later city wall; SCE II dates its burials to Cypro-Geometric I and the beginning of Cypro-Geometric II. Tomb 1 was Hellenistic, and Tomb 2 held burials of the late Hellenistic period and of the 4th century AD. The metalwork and the fieldwork photographs are separate series.