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the section, pl. .....west§ Arrangement and measurements of the burial chamber. Cutinto the soft limestone rock whose surface lies here at 1m 30 below the present level, the bottom of the burial chamber reaches, at the level of its floor, a total depth of 3 m 50 relative to the floor of to the plain, see The ceiling of the burial chamber having collapsed anciently, the internal height of the burial chamber can only be calculated from the starts of the cut surfaces of rupture still visible, preserved in on the edge of the limestone: about 1 m 80 at the centre of the funerary chamber. This height had been reduced to 1m 60 at the time of the reuse of the burial chamber in the time of Cypriot Iron I. The diameter east- of the burial chamber at the level of its floor is 2m 40, north-south diameter .....
The dromos forming a shaft, without step stairs, lies to the west, its diameter is 1m 30 20 narrowing slightly towards the bottom ( 1m ), its depth of 1m 20 below the rock table, 2 m 50 below the present level. Height 0m 50, the access door having the appearance of a skylight access was closed by a slab of limestone height 0m 70, thickness 0m 15 and width of 0m 75. At the moment of the collapse of the ceiling it had tipped Deprived of its support from above at the moment of the collapseof the ceiling, the slab had fallen inside the burial chamber. At the moment of discovery It lay flat
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain