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Area E Daniel House III Page 2
√1 sherd Monochrome (9)4 " Red Polished +1 44 decorated sherds
5) A bothros was found in E.III.5. The eleven sherds of L.C.III painted ware were found in the upper half. They may represent a later stage in the accumulation, or may be altogether intrusive. The sherds are:
Handwritten: P 1739
50% plain [handwritten: h-m to ROME] √11 sherds L.C.III painted (in upper half) √3 " Bucchero, hand-made √14 " L.H.III √2 " L.H.III, coarse tempered √38 " White Slip II (mostly poor fabric) √133 " Base Ring ware √26 " Monochrome √1 " Black Slip √3 " Red Polished 231 decorated sherds
Sherd Bag Cards:
Handwritten: 2-4 still unidentified
1)(E.III.1) 21:13b 21:13b In cutting S. of Wall III, through 8.10.
2)(E.III.1) Probably apropos: 21:13b 7.97-8.01
3)The following cards may apply to this unit: 21:13a SW 7.87-8.12; do., In stones, do, 8.03; do, 8.03 to 8.10; 21:13b S-E corner on hard floor; 21:13c+a2 8.03{8.01 8.09{8.13; 21:6a (E) 7.95-8.08; do, 8.08-8.12; do 8.14-8.19; 21:6b(b)7.80-7.88; 21:6a west to 8.12
4)Place of the cards on which this unit is based could be identified. 5)
4)Following cards may apply to this unit: 21:6b 7.71 to 7.80, 7.92; 21:13c 7.82 to 7.93; 21:13c TFD VIII p.164: d to 7.96; 21:6b(a) 7.92-8.09
5)21:8 N.W. pit (bothros) top to 0.70; do, 0.70-2.00; do, 2.00- bottom; do, bothros screening.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain