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ENK. 60 Notes taken on 12/13 - X - 1960
Trench EST, sector 66 67 68
1°/ . Iron Age pottery, with bowls of the "wavy lines" type painted decoration in black on greyish or greenish t.c.; handles still within the Sub-Mycenaean tradition.
2°/ Sub-Mycenaean pottery, including cups with carinated profile (drawing) in whitish fine hard t.c. with red painted decoration on beige or cream slip. This type is appeared very clearly characteristic of the period of the fine thick white floors contemporary with the fine "ashlar" buildings. Curious sherds, one of which is decorated with a four-spoked rosette.
3°/ . Mycenaean and Cypriot pottery of the Late Bronze 2 and 3; "Base ring", "leather ware", milk bowl, good workmanship; fragments of stirrup jars, of rhyton?, of small kraters and similar vessels; Mycenaean handle of large amphora painted in lustrous blackish ( temporary export ).
4°/ . Pottery of the Middle Bronze, red-on-black, red-onred, bowls in greenish earth painted in black, bowls in beige t.c. painted in brown, numerous slight variants of shape and geo- -metric decoration; large jars with incised cordon at the base of the neck.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain