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Thursday 13 December 1962Despite the bad weather, Cleaning of the grid, still covered with sherds from the pits and thousands of coarse red fragments, of Proto-Geometric floors from the East trench, from the last days of the excavations; after this last indispensable task, carried out with the help of Michael and the two Manolis, re-hired for a few hours, complete and definitive closure of the Camp, and departure for Famagusta (Barclays Bank, repaid 258,500 £ + 20 £ = 278,500 in total, unspent), then for Nicosia, with the crates of pottery and weights inventoried, for the Museum. Handing over of the keys of the Camp to the Museum at
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