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inv. 3618~~cf. idol / similar / [?typePt 23 QN 4 B north of the foundations of the large building at 1.70 depth. 1 fr. of terracotta statuette, female, with (drawing) pastilled breasts. Syro-Palestinian / E. 1 pl. 68 no. 44~~] near the pottery, very coarse, cent.-unpainted which reminds me of the upper layer of the quarter of the Ramparts near a Mycenaean sherd late, 1 sherd Middle Bronze! in general the sherds are rather in appearance late, but also very mixed.
no / completed / to empty.Well of ashlar emptied over nearly 2 m. depth. The Mycenaean pottery late that was found there (XIIIth c., same style as the fragments cilician ware) begins to give way to black-and-white sherds, of a period without doubt Middle Bronze. There are thus places in this area where Middle Bronze and late Mycenaean are juxtaposed as in the quarter of the Ramparts and very close, but in other points, zones where one finds the fine pottery or Cypriot Mycenaean) of the intermediate period,
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain