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Cypriot town at Enkomi (i.e. 1700) and the beginning of the LCI town. We could then have here below room X remnants of the latter town.
The layer between floor V and IV, the earliest associated with our building, shows a strong proportion of monochrome ware, some base-ring fragments and numerous fragments of white slip II bowls (768 on pl. XXXVIII). This marks a further stage evidently in the LCIIA (1).
floor IV (Pl.XXII, 9), the first associated with our Main Building (2) shows similar evidence as far as the Cypriot wares are concerned (735-736 on pl. XXXIX, 1-3), but at the same time it yielded a fragmentary bowl of late Levanto-Helladic ware (653 on Pl.XXXIX, 4). This floor IV has no proper surface and would not have been taken as a floor were it not for the fact that we found in it was at area covered with stones, on which was a fragmentary deep bowl (651 a on pl.XIV, 2), and a pit containing several fragments of pottery, two fragmentary dherna and a stone pounder (735 1 on pl. XXXIX, 4). It is slightly lower then floor V (the
Handwritten: fill
Handwritten: extra floor IV
(1) Cf. Stoyvlat, Problems, p.124. (2) This floor antedates the construction of the partition between rooms X and IX, which erased this stage, regarded as a single unit room X + IX. The pottery from floor IV in both parts of it has been considered as a single group.
Handwritten: 14/
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