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Handwritten top right: 42 22
Handwritten: 129
Layer 1 bis and 1: Iron I pottery, final phase: medium-sized bowls of "wavy lines" type, evolved.
Conclusions - Sounding XL was inhabited continuously until the decline of Enkomi. Remains in a cavity of the rock of an occupation of the end of the Middle Bronze or the beginning of the Late Bronze. Construction of a fine monument with rusticated walls and two floors successive during the Mycenaean period. Reuse of this building during the Iron Age I, with unesi layer of the beginning of this period, then a floor and a layer of useof the middle of the period. A floor and new installations mark the last stage which precedes the abandonment of the town.
SOUNDING XLI -
Stratigraphy - (1) Pt 30: square hall in the centre of the sounding; beyond 190 cm, in the middle, well in which there was at 195 cm a stone seal (Pt 30); 190 cm: virgin floor, rock. Layer 4: 190-150 cm: ashes. Layer 3: 150-70 cm: reddish earth. Layer 2: 70-50 cm: white floor. Layer 1: 50-0 cm: brown earth.
(2) Pt 25: square hall south of the preceding one; parallel stratigraphy, but more complex. 270 cm: virgin floor, rock. Layer 6: 270-205 cm: to the North fine greenish earth, to the South stones. Layer 5: 205-190 cm: white floor. Layer 4 (b): 190-165 cm: fine ashy earth with pottery (Pt 42). Layer 4 (a): 165-150 cm: brown earth going down to the base of the walls. Layer 3 (c): 150-130 cm: pottery crushed in place, animal bones and varied tools. Layer 3 (b): 130-100 cm: burnt earth. Layer 3 (a): 100-70 cm: ashes, pottery, surrounded by burnt bricks and fallen stones; stone bowl, trough.
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