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Additional note to page 7:
List of pottery fragments associated with the tablet:
1 base-ring bowl fragment with handle, 3 milk bowl fragments (white-slip II) + about ten Late Bronze sherds of the "plain ware" type 1 painted sherd, possibly from a Mycenaean vessel of local manufacture Among the whole group of sherds recovered, none can be attributed to the post- Mycenaean period (Cypriot Iron I).
* The tablet lay in a kind of natural cup in the surface of the rock, at a depth of about fifteen cm below a floor formed of white, discontinuous slabs (partly in contact with the dressed blocks of a fine East-West wall (itself attributable to Late Bronze 3, and resting on the rock).
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain