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Cylindrical lid with loop handle.
Somewhat corroded on one side; slightly bent; otherwise unbroken.
The sides are double, the inner wall extending lower than the outer. Round about the spots where the ... 4 April 1933 |
| On one side an incuse stamp with the upper part of an amphora crudely represented. Below traces of letters.
The other side plain. Well. Group A.
340-310 B.C. Leica, 3-199 ... 4 April 1933 |
| Side A (the outer edge of which has overflowed in the stamping): a strung bow.
Side B: smooth, or else all trace of a design have worn away. Uncertain. Leica ... 3 May 1933 |
Inside a flange which has been pushed up when the molten metal was stamped is on top a sea turtle in high relief.
Around the edge are several letters. On the floor of the passage leading west from cistern ... 11 May 1933 |
| A thin sheet of lead opened out, with a nail hole, inscribed incursive.
Many pieces, some joining.
ADDENDA, 2002: Three fragments may belong to IL 961. Well. Leica DA 13688 ... 22 May 1933 |
| A thin sheet of lead, folded over once.
It is inscribed inside. Outside the following letters are legible.
Similar to IL 64.
Unrolled. Well. Leica DA 13698, DA 13699, DA 13700 ... 22 May 1933 |
| The sheet is folded into a thin rectangular packet.
Traces of cement. Note that on the published photograph, the number written on the object, reads IL 68. This is incorrect. Well. Leica, 3-237 ... 22 May 1933 |
| Folded into a narrow rectangular strip.
Somewhat bent.
Unrolled, Miltiadis. Well. Leica DA 13695 ... 23 May 1933 |
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