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… not authorize such a conclusion,[handwritten: 38] which is moreover rejected by the excavator. It is probable, moreover, that these excavations are going to teach us much about the obscure transitional period between the Bronze and Iron Ages. We must resign ourselves to admitting that in the actual state of research, a subdivision of Cypriote Iron I or of the Late Cypriote III of the Swedish classification is not yet possible.
The table below correlates the three most recent chronological systems: those of our Swedish colleagues, Mr. Gjerstad and Mr. Sjöqvist (col. 3) and our own (col. 4). In the second column we restate the first estimate by J. L. Myres and R. Dussaud in 1914, which is still valid.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain