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The surface of floor V yielded only a few fragments of monochrome, base-ring and red slip wheelmade wares (709 on Pl. XXX, 4). Of these only the base-ring is recorded in IIIII. but the occurrence of the sporadic incidence of the other wares is symptomatic of sherds of wares recorded in earlier stages of the Late Cypriot period. If the sherds found in the material used for Floor V and those found up on it were unsatisfactorily few. Floor IV which immediately followed it yielded ample evidence. First of all a considerable number of sherds (710 on Pl. XXX, 1-3) has been found in the material used for the floor. [handwritten: (IV)] These include a few Middle Cypriot wares (white painted, red on black), a number of Late Cypriot wares (monochrome, white shaved, base-ring, white slip etc.) including a fragment of bichrome Milia ware 710 [handwritten: 9] (Pl.XXX, 2 cf. ODPA VIII. 24 ff and Schaeffer, Missions, 149 ff), two fragments of Levanto-Mycenean wares (710 m, n on Pl. XXX, 5); but at the same time a considerable quantity of Mycenean IIIC: 1. Of the latter various sherds have been found (710 p-t on Pl.XXX, 3) as well as
Handwritten: Floor V (XIIc)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain