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reputed known for about a century for its finds of gold objects.
In broad terms the main conditions of the collaboration of the Franco-English Mission would be the following: The enterprise would bear the name of _Archaeological Mission French_ and Missi Mission Archéologique of the Department of Antiq. of the Government of Cyprus. Excavations at Enkomi. The representative of the Gouv side of the Government of Cyprus would be Mr Dikaios, curator of the Museum of Nicosia, my former collaborator in the excavations of Vounous (cf. Missions en Chypre, p. 30). The general direction of the excavations would remain with the French Mission, as would that of the provisional and definitive publications, which which would be published in the name of the the combined Mission. The Department of Antiquities of Cyprus would contribute to the printing costs of the definitive publication The official publications of the Mission would be in the French language and printed in France. The Antiquities Service of Cyprus would provide per annual campaign a financial contribution [illegible] in an amount of 2.000 pounds (c. 960.000 frs at the f official rate) par as well as its technical staff (foreman, 3 or 4 specialists for the clearing of tombs) et It would be responsible for the reconstruction and preparation of the objects uncovered uncovered. Each Mission would manage its own funds.
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