Field notes·PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 19·1934–1954

Bamboula, Area E–F

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Typed and handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 63 of field notes PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 19 (Bamboula, Area E–F), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 19, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Unnumbered pageScan 63 of 79

Area E Daniel House VII E.V HOUSE VII

A. Deposit antedating the construction of House E. [handwritten: V VII] was found in two caves under the house, which were filled in when or before the house was built.

1) E.VII.5, cave. The sherds were: [handwritten: V.6] 98% plain, L.C.I-II [handwritten: Cypr-Myc.(?)] 1 sherds L.H.III 2 L.H.III, coarse temper [handwritten: Sh 715 not checked] 1 Painted [handwritten: M.P.(?)] 3 White Slip II 3 White Slip I (joins) 5 Base Ring 1 Wash 17 decorated sherds Burnished Slip Bamboula ware [handwritten: + 1 Bl.slip buccheró]

Handwritten: In addition 2 bowls with Pain Tilted (1/2; 2/2) with 4 PWM I (?) + 98 PWM II; coarse handmade ware, cooking pithoi (?) coarse handmade ware.

2) E.VII.10, cave. The sherds were: [handwritten: V.4] 75% plain, L.C.II [handwritten: handmade pithoi & handmade coarse ware early] 1 sherd Bowl ware (intrusive?) 3 Buccherò, hand-made (intrusive?) 5 L.H.III [handwritten: ? (?)] 9 L.H.III, coarse tempered 12 Painted, dark on light [handwritten: local coarse handmade] 1 Painted, dark on white slip 4 Painted, Bichrome (joins: Sh550) [handwritten: coarse ware, possibly foreign] 29 White Slip II 21 Base Ring 84 Wash ware 7 Burnished Slip Bamboula ware 3 Monochrome 1 Red Polished 180 decorated sherds

B. None of the floors of house [handwritten: V VII] has been cut through. In at least E.VII.9 [handwritten: V.8] there is evidence of two superimposed floors. The interval between these two [handwritten: V.3] is perhaps represented by the accumulation in E.VII.1 and 8; in E.VII.2 at [handwritten: V.3] least, the threshold was rebuilt at the level of the accumulation. The deep layer of burnt debris in E.VII.11 perhaps covers the period of both floors

Handwritten: (?)

1) Material subsequent to the construction of the house, but perhaps prior to the last floor, was found in the following sections: a) [handwritten: V VII.1] E.VII.1, 9.20-9.22; E.VII.2, 8.96 to plaster. The sherds were [handwritten: V.3] [handwritten: 98 PWM I] 90% plain 30 sherds Bowl ware (26 of plain imitation Base Ring bowl) 1 Base Ring √1 Wash ware 32 decorated sherds

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