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ENKOMI EXCAVATIONS
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8. The results of the excavations of the two parties would be published conjointly. The place and exact form of joint publication, whether preliminary or final, would be matters for consultation between the two parties in due course, the Director of the French Mission retaining general editorial control. The possibility of separate preliminary reports would not be excluded. In the agreed publication programme all reports would be issued in the name of the joint-expedition but the various sections would be signed by the individual archaeologists who undertook investigation of the particular areas or discoveries reported on.
9. The Department would agree in principle to share with the French Mission the cost of the publication of the results of the joint-expedition's work, the amount payable being proportionate to the Department's contribution. The necessary funds would be sought from the Cyprus Government when the need arose, independently from funds required for the excavations. A condition of such grant towards publication costs would be that an appropriate number of copies of the relative publications would be placed at the disposal of the Department.
Famagusta, 21st November, 1947.
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