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Margin top: Tarsus . 37
RSvarious Mycenæancommon at R.S., where it occurs togeth with Mycen., is represented by only a very few sherds. To the theory that the finds made in Cilicia « correspond to the magnificent finds of (products which have been discovered in Syria during the French excavations in Lattaquian (E. Gjerstad, R. Arch 1934 , p. 199 !) Tarsus gives no support, nor have we reason to believe that Cilicia was a one of the Mycenaean outposts on the Levant." (Gjerst p. 201 ). It is true that Mycenaean sherds of the XIVth C. have been picked up at Kazanli and I myself found one small fragment in the sounding made at Domuz Tepe, but they are a mere handful, which present no parallel with the masses of pottery and other objects of Mycenaean type found in Cyprus and Syria. ». ( enterremt. de theorie de Gjerstad et Wainwright ! )
4nd season 1938, AJA, 1940, p. 73 et suiv.
p. 75. Suite excav. building 3 whole level probably a Hitt temple of Hittite type. p. 76 Pottery from the 2nd & 3rd levels again the heavy monochrome brown to red ware, called "drab", chief ceramic hall-mark of Hittite levels. Mycen. pottery as usual fragmentary & of 'Granary' class with exception of a few sherds of earlier L. H. III type. Contre local imitation. Herd of Pied p 76 de pilgrim bottle comme RS (Fig 26) dessin … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain