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as we have not yet reached the levels of the XIV siècle nous n'avons pas encore pu observer du point of stratigraphic view the effects of this shock. The Photographs which I present on this subject ( fig [handwritten: 11 and 12] are of particular interest: the first shows two large ashlar blocks( [handwritten: fig 14] ) split from top to bottom. The second shows a large block superimposed on a other displaced from its bed by the shock(fig 13 ). Such are in their broad outline, the results of our first campaign of excavations at Enkomi. As regards our most xxxxxxxx important find, the bronze statue, it seems that it should bring new data on the statuary of the high period both in its art and in its unparalleled size. It represents a God standing with a headdress of animal skin horned with horns of a bull. The attitude is resemblance frontal although the left leg is slightly advanced: the left arm is folded across the chest while the right arm is bent at the elbow and the forearm and the hand with fingers outstretched and joined, the palm turned towards the earth, advances in a gesture which seems to indicate dominion and the divine will. The body is clothed in a loincloth edged with fringes and held at the waist by a thick belt.
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