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| Notebook ... R. S. Young ... 1800 1994 ... 1939 |
Well on the lower west slope of the Areopagus. Tiled well. The tiles were carefully made and clamped together with lead, two clamps at each joint.
Several fills but apparently all 2nd c. Material in lowest ... Late 2nd to early 1st c. B.C. |
| Complete except for end of nozzle (i.e., lower jaw) and small chips.
Lamp in form of bull's head, filleted, and with floral ornament between horns.
Filling hole-strainer with five holes on top of head ... 10 June 1939 |
| Most of rim and both handles missing. High, grooved ring foot; wide body rounded sharply below the shoulder; tall flaring neck; projecting lip. Scratched grooves at level of handle attachments. On shoulder: ... 9-14 June 1939 |
| Two joining fragments preserve floor and almost half of upper body and rim. Restored in plaster. High ring foot, outward tilted wall, flaring lip. Four palmettes stamped on floor and band of rouletting ... 9-14 June 1939 |
| The single vertical handle and all of rim missing. A deep cooking pot with rounded bottom blackened by fire.
Coarse red clay, gray at core, with large white grits and particles of mica.
Cf. Kunze, ... 9-14 June 1939 |
| Intact except for handle which is missing. Similar to P 17024 (ΝΝ 2062), but shorter and plumper and a higher straighter neck.
Pink clay with grits (core 2.5YR 5/4), creamy slip (10YR 7/3) over all. 10.00m ... 9-14 June 1939 |
| Intact. Ring foot and short plump body with straight lip. Low unridged handle.
Micaceous brownish clay with grits, 5YR 6/8; unglazed. Well. 1896 Leica, XVIII-59, 96-5-3 ... 14 June 1939 |
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