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who took over the ruinsof the Mycenaean civilisation—, .....1967 X 60 cm ?… its vast Cyclopean enclosure and its clay tablets of a covered with long texts of a script highly X developed evolved, but not X not yet deciphered bear witness to a very refined culture which is also reflected in the jewellery, goldsmith's work, the faience, and the alabaster of the rich funerary offerings deposited returned withdrawn contained<s>/ in the of the in tombs family burial chambers discovered in the same site. and . which has made it famous . K According to recent research our latest<s>/ at Enkomi-Alasia on the other hand On the other hand the Peoples of the North and of the Sea who took foothold the post<s> succession/ on the island as in southern Greece and [illegible] Aegean, the succession of the Mycenaean civilisation derived their prosperity mainly from their metallurgical industry and from the manufacture of weapons of a superior technique of which testified attested proven recently by this<s>/ the discovery recent of one at Enkomi Alasia of four fine weapons long swords of . . . . of 60 cm in the hiding place of a armourer of Enkomi-Alasia containing a few about a hundred other bronzes including a small cult chariot. 7. - Let us not forget either<s>/ that Cyprus the island was famous renowned since high antiquity, X or for its copper deposits ? and even made from the beginning at least of the second as attested [illegible] in the texts of the second millennium,
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain