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| Mended from eleven pieces to give much of the floor and bottom with solid ring base and wall. Also nine more fragments of the body preserved. The profile nearly complete.
Slightly thickened rounded rim ... 22 March 1948 |
Mended from many pieces, preserving rim, neck and handles to shoulder.
Wide flaring rim, with a ring around the underside. Flat shoulder. Two double smooth strap handles.
Spirals and bubbles. Heavy enamel ... 22 March 1948 |
| Raised design like two-pronged fork.
Thin colorless glass. South House, room 18, layer G. Containers 173-174.
Debris of Herulian destruction. Leica ... 30 April 1949 |
| Much mended fragment, preserving most of base and center of floor.
Flat floor, high slightly flaring ring base. Raised circle in center of underside with small central boss.
Opaque white glass. South House, ... 4 May 1949 |
| Four joining fragments (a-d) preserve nearly half of the floor, with part of the low ring foot; two fragments (e-f) give a little of the plain rim and gently curving wall. A fourth fragment (g) appears ... 24 March 1956 |
| Several joining fragments give part of rim and floor of a large plate or platter.
Projecting rim thickened at inner and outer edges.
Pale green, almost colorless glass. South House, room 24, destruction ... 2 April 1956 |
| Three pieces make up the whole, except for slight gaps in the body.
Ovoid body with broad, nearly flat shoulder; flat base, narrow neck with trefoil lip. Angular band handle, lip to shoulder.
Convex swelling ... 22 March 1948 |
| From upper body, with edge of decorative band above. Head of Herakles in profile right, looking toward a snake (Hydra?) which he grasps with his outstretched hand. Vine tendrils in field.
Details in ... 4 May 1949 |
| Top section complete.
From a staff or ferule, tapering slightly towards the lower end, in which are the remains of a pin for attachment.
The top rounded, banded below with incised decoration and carved ... 22 March 1948 |
| Tip broken off.
A very thin one with roughly spindle-shaped head. Building P, room 3, floor of S.E. corner. 1259 Leica, XXXIV-13 ... 6 April 1948 |
Complete.
Domed on top, flat on bottom.
Pierced with a single hole, larger below than above. Building P, Room 3; destruction fill. 1210 Leica, XXXIV-13 ... 23 March 1948 |
Perhaps originally the foot of a table. The top broken off in antiquity, and worn. Roughly hollowed out inside.
Circular base with a vertical face below and concave profile above. Band around bottom picked; ... 21 March 1948 |
Found one inside the other; both intact except for chip missing from one handle of mortar.
Mortar: shallow bowl on low raised base; on the rim, three lugs with finger mouldings, and a vestigial spout (no ... 22 March 1948 |
A rectangular one.
Three holes punched in surface, only one of which completely pierces through. South House, room 18, layer F.
Late Roman. Leica ... 30 April 1949 |
Large thin rectangular, slightly bent.
Plain. South House, room 18, destruction fill near floor.
Late Roman. Leica ... 4 May 1949 |
Complete except for small pieces from underside of nozzle.
Rays on discus almost vanished; the discus set off from the rim by three grooves; vine pattern on rim. Pierced handle, triple grooved above; ivy ... 22 March 1948 |
Nozzle, handle and piece of bottom missing, mended from many pieces.
Semi-convex discus with nozzle slightly depressed from rim and two raised discs at base of nozzle on rim; dot rosettes on rim. Handle ... 22 March 1948 |
| Complete except for chipped nose, and base.
Draped bust, wearing tunic and cloak. An elderly man; the bald head has a close-clipped fringe of hair; the features are heavily lined.
Point of juncture with ... Flavian period. |
| A large piece missing at the back and left. Nose and mouth battered, ears chipped. Along the break, from the top of the head, is a vertical pinhole with traces of iron stain.
The wear on front and back ... Early Flavian period. |
Small rectangular block, worn, one corner badly chipped. Surface of figures battered, especially the heads.
Two figures on plinth. Male, 3/4 view at left, embraces or carries off female, full front view ... Late Roman. |
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