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| Fragment from shoulder.
Hard white slip on the shoulder decorated with yellow lines as border, with traces of a garland(?) above. At the turn of the shoulder, a deep brown-black band.
Light red micaceous ... 25 May 1932 ... Inside drain 2 at join with drain 1. |
| Vertical rim fragment.
Female head left. In upper right corner, irregular reserved spot next to edge. Good black glaze inside and out. Careless contours. Drain 1. Leica ... 29 March 1932 ... Drain 1. |
| Neck preserved nearly complete; handles broken away below curve.
Stamp on outside of heavy rim [H. (letter) 0.022m.]:
Coarse red clay. Lighter at surface. Fill over south end of drain 1. Leica, 4-55, ... 17 May 1932 ... Fill over south end of drain 1. |
| From the curved side of a small bowl.
Decorated outside with pairs of grooves.
Fine thin unglazed ware.
Late Hellenistic?
ADDENDA Thin-walled ware. Probably Italian [JWH]. See P 8705. Drain 1. Leica ... 8 April 1932 ... Drain 1. |
| From rim. Sharply curved profile. Glazed inside and out.
Thin fabric. Splotchy red glaze.
Pergamene. South Stoa II, crosscut between columns 1 and 2 from east: filling of drain trench in front of back ... 13 May 1967 ... South Stoa II, crosscut between columns 1 and 2 from east: filling of drain trench in front of back wall. (a, drain) |
| Small late Roman type A bowl. Mended from three pieces. All of original rim gone; fragment from bottom and sides. Ring foot; very light ribbing on curved sides.
Red clay; fine red glaze inside and out ... 14 June 1933 ... Sides of Drain 1 in Roman building. |
| Rim fragment of a large shallow plate, mended from two pieces. Probably with ring foot and with shallow upturned rim, a characteristic Pergamene profile.
Yellow Pergamene-like clay. Black glaze, somewhat ... 11 May 1934 |
| A: bearded bust, right, with horns (?) - (Bust of Pan ?).
B: plain. Entered as coin no. 1, for the day. In tile drain.
Coins nos. 1-6 same fill, New Style, two after 166 B.C. Leica ... 30 March 1934 ... Entered as coin no. 1, for the day ... In tile drain.
Coins nos. 1-6 same fill, New Style, two after 166 B.C. |
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