Marion, finds from tombs 46–60

Most of the burials are Cypro-Classical, but the run spans more than that: Tomb 50 dates from the end of the Cypro-Archaic period, and Tombs 58 and 60 were used again in the Hellenistic period. Tomb 58 has the most photographs, over fifty, and Tomb 60 about forty, including its objects of gold, silver, glass and cornelian. Tomb 50 contributes a silver hair-ring and faience amulets, and Tombs 53 and 56 groups of lead, bronze, alabaster, terracotta, iron and silver. The pottery is mostly Plain White, White Painted and Bichrome Red, with Black-on-Red jugs and Hellenistic vessels. Each object number gives the tomb and the find (M.58.46 is Tomb 58, object 46). The tombs are published in SCE II and have their own pages, for example Tomb 58 and Tomb 60. Photographs of several of these tombs during excavation are in the fieldwork series.