Report on the soundings carried out in September–October 1958 at EnkomiH. de Contenson

Stratigraphy - Layer 2: beyond 50 cm, reddish earth, except in the centre where there is a looted tomb. Mixed pottery. Layer 1 bis: 50-30 cm: numerous stones in places; in the middle of these, small jug overturned (Pt 16) of common Iron I pottery. Layer 1: 30-0 cm: grey earth. Pottery rare and mixed. Conclusions - Remains of a Late Bronze tomb and of an Iron I dwelling.

Stratigraphy - Layer 7: 180-150 cm: N-S channel ending in a puisard and filled with greenish clayey earth; paving at the base. Layer 6 bis: 150 cm: white floor resting on the virgin rock floor. Layer 6: 150-112 cm: grey ashes., [handwritten: only north of a wall] North of a very massive E-W wall: Layer 5: 112-90 cm: burnt brown-red earth. Layer 4: 90-75 cm: floors of white material and burnt earth. Layer 3: 75-70 cm: burnt red earth. Layer 2: 70-20 cm north of the wall, 112-20 cm south of the wall: brown earth. Layer 1: greyish earth.

Material - Layer 7: Sherds LB_III_first_phase isolated_on_the rock: rare Mycenaean sherds in the first floor.

Layer 6: Abundant pottery LB_III_second_phase: krater with dark wine-brown decoration of spirals, chevrons, sawtooth and checkerboard "clowe style"; jar with decoration of parallel lines, moiré or red; strainer-spout with white slip and dark red decoration; animal figurine with white slip and red decoration. carinated bowls and bowls with flaring rim, with decoration of double lines in red paint on the inside; loom weight of fired clay.