Unnumbered pageScan 6 of 19
[handwritten: Cyprus Mail Sept. 7. 1946]
PAGE FOUR
Archaeological Expedition In Cyprus
| Dr. Claude F. A. Schaeffer, | The excavations will start |
| the distinguished French | at once and continue for a |
| archaeologist, has arrived in | period of about 1½ months in |
| Cyprus to reassume excavation | the first instance, though it |
| of the remains of the prehis- | is Dr. Schaeffer's intention |
| toric town at Enkomi | to devote several seasons work |
| (Famagusta) which he discov- | to this important site. |
| ered in 1934. | The Enkomi site, an impor- |
| Dr. Schaeffer, who is | tant Mycenaean trading centre |
| accompanied by two assistants | in the Late Bronze Age, was |
| is working on behalf of the | the predecessor of Salamis: |
| French Centre of Scientific | its cemetery, which was |
| Research. | previously explored, was |
| exceptionally rich and prov- | |
| NOTICE | ided some of the finest |
| Mycenaean exhibits in the | |
| We have received and will | British Museum. |
| sell, 4 days after this notice, | Dr. Schaeffer hopes to lay |
| to holders of essentiality | bare something of the town |
| certificates, 25005 ft. galvani- | and to clarify the relations |
| zed pipes ½" at 3,40 op.p. ft. | between prehistoric Cyprus |
| 2000 ft. galvanized pipes ½ at | and Syria, where he has |
| 13,54 op.ft. | discovered evidence of a |
| John Cotsapas & Sons Ltd | Cypriote colony in his |
| Limassol. | important excavations at Bas |
| Shamra. | |
| NOTICE | Dr. Schaeffer's expedition |
| is the first to resume | |
| A quantity of 806 ft. galva- | archaeologicel excavations in |
| nized wire gauze, 15 mesh X30 | Cyprus after the war. |
| S.W.G. has been received and |
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