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Identification of the Floor V, in the sounding "sépulture": at the very foot of the western facing of the wall N-S with superstructure of brown mudbrick (eight courses separated by whitish bonding), a small rectangular sounding carried out in the afternoon of the last day of the research in Area 6 W, allowed the following two observations to be made: 1) the foundations of the N-S wall do not go any lower than the level of floor IV, mentioned on the previous page. These stone foundations rest on a layer of brown-red colour with whitish grains, itself covering the floor V, strewn with ashy debris, here sparse thin. Floor V lies 20/25 cm below floor IV, stripped over a large area, to the south of the cut made by the construction of the individual burial tomb, dating from Cypriot Iron I (period of floor IV, or of floor III). = sketch, next p. ——>
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