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Called a Turkish pit, located under a Byzantine wall and filled with an upper level of Byzantine material under which a level of Roman material. Coins:
5 April 1932 #1-#3
6 April 1932 #1-#5
7 April 1932 ... 6-11 April 1932 ... Δ ... Δ:10/ΚΑ |
Turkish ... Δ 36 ... Lot Δ 36 |
| Δ-2 345, 346 Δ-386 N 12543 Δ-387 N 12544 Δ-388 N 12545 Δ-389 N 12546 Δ:1932.0411:5 Δ:1932.0411:6 Δ:1932.0411:7 Δ:1932.0411:8 Δ:1932.0411:9 Δ:1932.0411:10 Δ:1932.0411:11 Δ:1932.0411:12 Δ-390 N 12547 Δ-391 ... 306-361 A.D ... Δ-2-80 (pp. 345-346) ... Δ-2-80 ... Δ.345 |
6th B.C ... Δ 30 ... Lot Δ 30 |
Early Roman ... Δ 32 ... Lot Δ 32 |
Preserved: the vertical handle with projecting thumb-hold and part of the rim, neck, shoulder and body. Mouth probably round. At junction of body and shoulder, nicks, then a broad horizontal groove. On ... 12 April 1932 ... Δ 623 |
| Shape similar to Knidian; broken before curve.
Coarse pink clay, grey core; slipped.
Outer edge of the impression broken away; shallow set, circumference incomplete. Cxt: see nt of 7.vii.75 made for ... Late Hellenistic ... Δ 277 |
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