Contribution to Enkomi I, Text, Preliminary Report on the Cyprus Department of Antiquities excavations at Enkomi, The Bronze Statue of a Horned God, annotated and commented by SchaefferPorphyrios Dikaios and Claude Frédéric-Armand Schaeffer

floors were formed.

conflagration when the partitions were built and new

at the time of the rearrangements following the con-

area occupied by room IX+X it may have been destroyed

floor V of room XIII originally continued into the

I put forward the alternative suggestion that if

(Pl.II). In the description of the room supra p. )

higher floor level follows a very irregular line

(1) However as it has survived the edge of the

room

Figure: short hand-drawn horizontal rule with a slash mark above the word "room"

another partition wall was built which separated the

introduced into this area to raise the level and

screened off the area south of the pillar and turned

it into a closed room. Simultaneously a fill was

Floor V of room XIII.

ting on it and resting on xxxxxxxxxx . This

walls were built on either side of the pillar abut-

stration on floor V (IV in room X), two partition

consequent upon its partial destruction by conflа-

In the repair and alteration of the building

down (1), the difference of level being only 14 cms.

a floor and that when entering, one had to step

sible then that it was intentionally left without

working space especially for grinding. It is pos-

it would appear that it was actually used as a

All the finds in this area are of domestic use and … continues