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… placed this statue was placed upright dug out in a hiding-place (in the form of well passing through (the floor I [illegible] at 1 m 08 depth along (1) of the central pillar of a fine and passing through the floor I<s> more recent of these floors,/ building of ashlar, and (1), of which the of which the floor I, the architecture and the stratigraphy stratification of the its floors to those of the are analogous to the building 18 the same relation<s>/ neighbouring (2). According to the section, fig. 13, of the relation in question, the statue a<s> to/ leaned against pillar in ashlar of ashlar, having served as foundation support for a brick wall. Its fixing tenons resting under its feet resting at the surface of the floor II, As Mr Dikaios put it at 1 m 55 depth below the level rightly said, which is surprising present. The depth depth of these two floors is surprising. The floor I Everywhere elsewhere in the buildings of ashlar cleared around the temple area , the floors I of the constructions post-Mycenaean which cover them lie between 15 and 45 cm depending on the places, and the floors II between 40 and 75 cm and 1 m 60 and 90 cm, exceptionally 1 m, in depth below the present level. Therefore
(1) See Arch. Anz., fig. 13. (1) See the provisional plan published in Arch Anz., 1962, fig. 2 (A). (2) See above, p. ... and Enkomi-Alasia, I, p. .. et suiv.
Margin bottom: 55 / 75 / 60 / 90 / 1 m
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain