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In the Bull Hall, a pit has largely cut into the south wall, 1 m 15 wide, in sector 3.27 East.
East of topographic pt. 1010 (jug with raised handle) and at 0 m 90 depth, averagely, a heap of broken pottery wavy lines and associated, in a layer of fine grey ashes, on slab and stone blocking, pt. 1019. This important group of sherds corresponding to the middle phase of the Cypriot- Iron I (layer II/I D). With a weight of stone, poor workmanship.
In the eastern part of the Hall, on the North side uncovered a bowl in pinkish ochre earth grey, at 0 m 70, pt. 1025
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain