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Thursday 25 March 1971
Cypriot holiday, hence suspension of the excavations, allowing the study of the various architectural phases of the sector 4 E. Establishment of the section stratigraphic N-S, west face of a wall of the Myc. III C 2 period, formed of long stones, laid flat, on the debris of the Myc. III C 1 level, underlying. It is now established that the fine long north-south wall with terrace and well rests directly on the rock, and that it indeed dates from the Late Bronze, two floors being in connection indisputably with it. This wall was reused in the time of the Mycenaean floors III C 1, both to the west and to the east.
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