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Section 3: 65-60 cm: floor of hard grey earth, with lime and ash. Section 4: 90-65 cm: reddish-brown earth. Section 5: 120-90 cm: floors of black ash and brick-red burnt earth. Section 6: 150-120 cm: compact brown earth. Section 7: 180-150 cm: greenish earth with ash layers. Section 8: 190-180 cm: floor of brick-red burnt earth. 190 cm: virgin soil, in places the rock, clayey and with stones filling hollows in it.
Stratigraphy –
SOUNDING XIV –
One thus finds there a true summary of the history of Enkomi. Level A: Sections 3 to 1: Iron Age I, with architecture, hearths and industrial installation. a floor, high, of the beginning of Iron I. Level B: Sections 7 to 4: Transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age: a floor of the second phase of Late Bronze III, associated with a new architecture and a new bread oven. – a floor of the beginning of Late Bronze III. Level C: Sections 11 to 8: Mycenaean period: a floor of Late Bronze II linked to an architectural phase, with a bread oven. – Level D: Section 12: only of the end of Middle Bronze and the beginning of Late Bronze. The complex history traced by sounding XIII summarises it as follows:
Conclusions –
pestle and stone weight. rim of pithos with incised sign, found inside the preceding one; large hemispherical pithos (Pt 31); cylindrical bowl with concave base and horizontal bichrome decoration in red and black; degenerate "bucchero"; large bola "wavy lines" with black decoration; degenerate carinated bowl "base ring ware"; Sections 2 and 1: Abundant pottery, Ter I intermediate and final:
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain