Bamboula, Area A Circuit Wall (extracted from McFadden's notebooks)

Circuit Wall Page 3

√ 1 sherd White Painted (M.C.) (Sh372) √ 64 " Red Polished, etc. (Sh376, 377, 378, 452) [handwritten: Sh 403-5] √ 6 " Unbridged lamps 627 decorated sherds

VI-VII Detailed sherd lists for these periods have not been compiled. They will be discussed at a later date when the study of the stratification at the sanctuary of Apollo Hylates and on the acropolis of Kourion will have made the chronology of the pottery clearer. The preliminary investigation made in the field indicates that the pottery of stratum VI is Hellenistic, that of stratum VII Roman of the first or second century A.D.

VIII The following sherds were found in the latest earth over bed-rock and in the disturbed pits outside the circuit wall. They contain the latest material which accumulated prior to the collapse of the wall. The sherds are:

85% plain (one with stamped cross) (?6) sherds Roman glass (Sh425) (?02) " Roman lamps (1 Broneer, type 27) √68 " Roman red wares, many late c 1 " Lamp, black glaze 62 64 " Greek black (largely Hellenistic) 4 70 " Black on Red 3 63 " White Painted √ 1 " Pseudo-bucchero √ 7 " L.C.III Painted (? G12) √ 2 " L.H.IIIC(Sh426) ? √ 1 " L.H.III, coarse tempered (Sh427) √ 1 " Foreign, bichrome [handwritten: Sh 175] (?)17 " White Slip √ 25 " Base Ring (62)72 " Wash Ware (103)33 " Red Polished, etc. (Sh379, 428) 433 decorated sherds