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| Giant hurling rock.
First interpretation: youth figurine hurling rock.
Fragmentary relief. Broken on bottom and right side. The left arm and legs of the giant missing.
The top and back smooth but uneven; ... 1 March 1933 |
| The tip of the left wing broken off, and the tail chipped.
Finished smooth below, to stand without feet. The back and wings stained and encrusted as if with iron corrosion.
Handmade. Unglazed.
Pinish buff ... 1 March 1933 |
Arm with late Roman Cestus.
Red-brown clay; matte red glaze (not all over) white paint. Byzantine fill. 145 Leica, LXIX-17 ... 28 February 1933 |
| Three fragments of an inscribed statue base. Top rough picked.
The fragments join (in the order c, a, b), but the stone has been split in three pieces, so that one or more letters are missing in each line ... 1st. century A.D. |
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