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3-X-1960
a Cypriot incised sign, incomplete unfortunately (old break)
Drawing: incised sign made of two triangular elements] ; traces of red paint on the
stirrup.
= 5E, locus 11?*In 30-31, below wall Iron Age E-W, discovery of a cavity of brown-red earth fairly loose with very large vessels in greenish earth of two different types, with two handles, _bronze slag found in the same cavity_, with some sherds apparently Middle Bronze (red on black 1 fragment) or beginning Late Bronze 1 ?
5E (sud)[?sansSector 76-77, discovery of stratum literally packed with shells (small clams and cockles ?) with a bed of sherds of Middle Bronze (painted pottery and bowls of type red-on-black, large pt. top.] jars with incised cordon below the neck, etc). This stratum of the Middle Bronze lies between 2m 50 and 2m 80 deep. In the course of the afternoon, several walls(1) are identified by Mr Kuss and seem to date back to
(1) these walls in rubble are stratigraphically very below the foundations of the fine architecture
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain