2nd and 3rd seasons at Enkomi, excavation notebook no. 2Claude Frédéric-Armand Schaeffer

around the head, made partly of a reused millstone The whole cavity is dug in a floor of marl, situated at 1.10. This is the 1^st floor in this area, but to the South of the large slabs there was a floor at 0.70. Near the head [illegible] is placed an animal bone (ox ?); it is partly placed on the skull placed on the skull which is crushed. Preserved length of the skeleton (without the feet which are missing) 1m.59. I think it dates from the end of the Mycenaean and that the tomb was dug below in the layer of fire lower, that is to say in belowthe layer of fire.

The thickness of the slabs being 0.40 they sink from 0.70 to 1.10 i.e. exactly from the 1^st floor to the second. I think they are contemporary with the second. After the fire Are they contemporary with the 1^st or the 2^nd? In any case after the fire there was reoccupation of the place (perhaps on the 1^st floor) and digging digging of the tomb at pt 15 in the layer of fire and through the floor placed at 1.10.