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ENKOMI 1960
Stratigraphic notes and sketches (10 - X - to 15 - X - 1960)
Drawing: stratigraphic section showing walls, stone layers, ash layers, white floor, clay layers, hearth and bedrock, with vertical measurements on the left and lettered labels A, B, C, D in red; labels: East trench, sector 68; present surface; 1,05; Late blocking wall; Sherds "wavy lines"; Brick-red earth and white elements; Late MARGELLE; Late floor (0); A; 2m 40; 1m; Reddish earth layer (40 cm th. avg -> 30 cm only); Layer (1) of grey ash, charcoal and sub-Mycenaean sherds; brown-reddish earth, sherds and charcoal; (2) WHITE FLOOR non-B homogeneous; 40 cm; Mycenaean sherds in layer of earth C, clayey and pebbly (th. 20/25 cm); Grey alluvium: M. Br. sherds (3) very abundant under alluvium or floor ?; Wall M. Br.; thick.: 15 to 25 cm; hearth D M. Br.; natural rock
(0) The late floor, thin white or not, is at - 1m 15 on average. (1) The layer of grey ash varies according to places from 15 to 28 cm thick (2) The late or sub-Mycenaean white floor has 10 to 12 cm thick, at about - 1m 90 to - 2m 0,5 depending on location (3) The greenish-grey alluvium ?, sandy, (th: 4 cm) seem to separate the strata, barely distinct in the control section, from the Late Bronze from the Middle Bronze, resting on the rock.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
