Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 2, J. F. Daniel, Kourion/Kaloriziki 1934, scan 70 (1934)

Unnumbered pageScan 70 of 100

Tr. XVI sherds

Circled: 128

Red glazed wares - 74 sherds Includes Pergamene, Samian, + 1 Arretine, also some brown A ware. One plain outside, red-brown inside. Poor palmette stamp.

Two Pierced terracotta weights

Coarse Ware - almost no ribbed ware, and what there is is lightly ribbed. Most seem hellenistic, classical, and geometric. None need be later than the early 2^nd cent. A.D. Lamps L2, 60, 61 3 Type VII 5th-4th cent B.C. L3 1 Type VIII last 1/2 of 4th cent. B.C. L62, ^{125, 6, 7/} 1 [ditto: "] XXVII L126, 127/ L63, 128 1 [ditto: "] XXVIII L 125/ L64 1 unid. L 130, 131/ Type XXII; L130/ Type XXIV L 129/ Hellenistic - wheel made No coins

Right page

Circled: 129

It seems certain that the region cut by trench XVI, as well as that cut by Trench XIV, was filled in (levelled) purposely, and in a short period of time. It is filled in successive layers, showing that it was filled from the N-W, the earth being dumped from above (near the present level of the ~~top~~ ground. It was dumped in big loads, ~~and~~ one so soon after the other that the lower one did not settle before the next was piled on to it. /of solid earth\

There was only a very thin layer (in Trench XVI) over the bed-rock. No instructive sherds were found in it. It is probably middle-late geometric, as in trench XIV.

All of the evidence available indicates that this region was levelled off in the early part of the 2^nd century A.D.

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