Field notes·PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 27·1934–1954

Kaloriziki, Trenches (extracted from McFadden's notebooks)

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

Scan 7 of field notes PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 27 (Kaloriziki, Trenches (extracted from McFadden's notebooks)), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 4, folder 27, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

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KALORIZIKI, TOMB 1 (continued)

P 2236 13. Buccherо juglet, complete and unbroken. Gray-buff clay. Ridge at base of neck as on no.5. Strap handle somewhat oval in section. Higher base ring than on other Buccherо pots. Ribbing and bands as on others. Level -2.63 m. at 0.01 m. above floor.

P 2262 14. Jug. Brick-colored clay with white bits. Round rim, vertical slightly concave neck, strap handle from shoulder to neck, ridge at base of neck. This pot (unlike nos.1-13 inclusive) clearly belongs to Burial 1 as broken sherd (14a) was found on floor under thrown-out bones of leg, at level -2.63 m., and other sherds (14y) were found under left shin bone (in situ) of Burial 2. When they threw out this pot, some sherds remained behind (14y) and they then laid Burial 2 over these. All on bedrock except sherds under Burial 2. 14a: sherd under thrown-out leg bone. 14b: sherds west of thrown-out leg bone. 14y: sherds under left shin bone in situ of Burial 2. Clearly does not belong to Burial 2. Level -2.58 m. at 0.02 m. above floor.

P 2263 15. Buccherо amphora. Complete save small piece in rim, otherwise unbroken. Strap handle from shoulder to nearly horizontal rim. Low flaring foot. Usual ribbing and horizontal bands. Light buff clay. Level -2.61 m., 0.01 m. above floor, almost full of earth. Sand, gravel, human remains - knee and portions of leg bones thrown out of Burial 1. Almost full of earth. Sand, gravel, among bones thrown top, also shoulder blades, upper arm frag. I see now that skull occupies lower and central portion of amphora. Human remains not cremated as in bronze bowl of Tomb X. It is my belief that these human remains were gathered up and placed in amphora to make room for new burial. At bottom of amphora came jug no.16 but it may not have come into the tomb at the same time. Is this a third burial? Hip and pelvis and feet and hands not noted, but may be found when we study remains, all of which are being kept. Were the remains gathered and collected and placed into amphora belonging to new or former burial?

P 2228 16. Juglet, trefoil, low foot not unlike that of amphora(no.15) from bottom of which it came. Black paint on body to foot. Black bands at base of shoulder, at base of neck and on handle. Strap handle from shoulder to rim. Found inside and at bottom of no.15 or to new burial, and is a gift from the recent burial to an earlier one of a new or former burial?

65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

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