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Wednesday 18 September 1963Third day of the excavations. Tr. 124 E of 1962, north of the Sanctuary of the Bulls pt. top 972 at 0m 70 depth and 17 cm below a floor paved with sherds, fine steatite seal engraved with an animal in situ, noticed by chance in the section of a collapse during the winter. This dome-shaped seal, dating to Cypriot Iron I, has an interesting stratigraphic position below the floor of sherds whose level corresponds to that of the two-headed centaurs of 1962, south of the wall. The operations of removing the protective sand are finished during the day, while a new bull's head appears, to the south of the north-east "pit" of pt. top. 902
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
