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No original edge preserved.
Upper left half of circular stamp with winged figure, probably an eagle.
ADDENDA Provenience open to question: possibly from well at 55/ΝΕ. Well, fill III. Leica ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω ... Ω:67/Γ |
Late Roman C fragments ... 4th-5th c. A.D ... Ω ... Ω:74/Ι |
Chipped around filling hole, and on handle.
Small plain discus; broad rim, with indistinguishable pattern. Solid handle, grooved above only (?). Reverse plain.
Unglazed.
Soft light buff to red clay.
Type ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω ... Ω:73/ΛΓ |
Front and nozzle missing.
Unpierced double grooved handle. Herringbone on rim; plain pear-shaped discus. On the reverse, small circles at base of handle, and two almond-shaped grooves enclosing trace of ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω ... Ω:52/Ι |
Inscribed fragment of columnar grave monument.
Rough picked top and part of inscribed surface preserved.
Two lines of the inscription preserved, and a part of a third below.
Hymettian marble. Found in ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω 326 |
Part of the side of a large jug or amphora, mended from several pieces.
Scratched on the outside is an elaborate object (moon-faced bat?) and some letters:
Light red-brown, slightly micaceous clay ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω ... Ω:64/Γ |
| No edge preserved, but part of hole for handle attachment at inner break and start of downturned edge at center. Trace of herringbone pattern at outer edge. Preserved on the top is the lower back part ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω 349 |
No edge preserved.
Part of an account scratched in large letters on concave surface:
Red-brown clay. Red glaze on concave surface. Well. Leica PD 1133-7(E 6) ... 1 April 1938 ... Ω 351 |
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