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P 2495: Plate Fragment with Rouletting: Stamped

Part of P 1521. Late Roman A plate fragment mended from five pieces. A bit of the rim and about one-third of the bottom of the plate preserved. Low ring foot; curving sides; downward rim with two grooves ... Card: ca. 440-500 A.D.

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P 2496: Plate Fragment with Rouletting: Stamped

Late Roman B plate fragment. Mended from six pieces; restored in plaster. Possibly one-third of the plate is preserved. Ring foot edged by grooves; very flat sides; vertical rim with two grooves on outside ... Card: ca. 430-475 A.D.

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P 34997: Dish Fragment: African Red Slip Ware

Two pieces of rim and wall virtually to missing foot, with edge of floor above on fragment a. Very worn. Form 84, rather small version. One/two lines of coarse rouletting on wall, the normal two grooves ... 23 March 1933

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L 756: Lamp Fragment

Top part. All of the lower part of the lamp is missing, save a little near the nozzle. On rim, debased herringbone, very faint. On discus, a cross (?), very faint indeed; filling hole between the arms ... 15 March 1933

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L 726: Lamp

Nozzle broken off. Wavy lines on rim. On discus, rows of small gouges radiating from filling hole, very faint. Handle solid, with two grooves above and below. A broad deprsession at neck of nozzle. On ... 8 March 1933

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L 727: Lamp Fragment

Fragment from rim and body. From a large lamp. The rim is plain, with a broad panel, on which is an owl, in relief, left, the head facing. Traces of a thin red wash (?). Light red clay. Type XXVIII of ... 9 March 1933

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I 1079: Grave Monument Fragment

The upper right corner, and part of the pedimental top preserved. The inscription is on a band below the pediment. Below it is a cutting, which extended across the entire width of the monument and possibly ... 2nd. century A.D.

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S 401: Statuette of Hekataion

Badly battered, especially the heads. Much of the bottom broken away, but the full height preserved. Three female figures, three Hekate, in long chitons stand with their backs against a central pillar ... 1st c. A.D. (?)