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AllbgtHittite - Expan. then falls during the XVIth Dyn. when the Hyksos rulers of Lower Egypt had lost of their power. Aleppo + Babyl. were stormed by Mursilis I about the time that Amosis I was pushing into Pal., towards the end of his reign. Immediately after Mursilis I, Hittite Emp. collapsed, allowing the Egyptians freedom to exploit triumph over Hyksos by conquest of Pal. + Syria. –
Chypre : Date poterie rouge, type Vounous.
[Abb.Abb.not true. !Extraits de Virginia R. Grace, A Cypriote Tomb and Minoan Evidence for its date, dans Am. Journ. of Arch. XLIV, 1940, p. 10–52, pl. I–XII. (Rock cut) Tomb chamber (opened 6. X. 1931) no 6 at Lapithos, contained besides native pottery of Early Cypriote III, : mes remarques] pieces of a vase [ bridgespout type] which proves to be made in Crete. (80 tombes excav. sous direction de B H. Hill, Univ. of Pennsylvania Museum, tombs excav. were of Early & Middle Bronze Age, some Geometric period + Rom.) Brief reports of this season ds Univ. Mus. Bull. 3, no 5 p 118, 4, no 1, p 12–16, 1932. Voir aussi AJA 1932, p. 191–3. Prof. Myres looked at the Minoan Vase, called "16" in April 1937, see his "Addendum" ds : St. Casson, Ancient Greece Cyprus, at end of vol. – "The vase has been called [par Casson] the earliest recorded import of into Cyprus and certainly the earliest known instance of Cretan ware in the Levant." This importation has brought a closely datable foreign object into association with a quantity of charact. native mater. of types well classified but not heretofore given an absolute date. – Tomb "6A largest unrifled
Drawing: plan of a multi-chambered tomb; labels: x; B; C; x; A; dromos commun; C plus haut, mais ouvrant dans; même dromos; chamber found by exped.; x ici tomb 322; des Suedois.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain