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] TRENCH II - SHERDS, ETC.
M0-8 (A-E) Burnt deposit and topsoil
46 glazed sherds: 1 Black Hellenistic (early) 24 Late Roman A 20 Late Roman B - only 2 have any stamped(?) design - rouletting, one below rim respectively. 1 Cypriote imitation of Late Roman B 7 Lamps + frags
L 87 Type XXVII (see p. 2) L 105, 106, 108 Type XXVIII (see p. 5) L 107, 109, 110 Type of L89 (do) L 109 Cypriote clay, with base ring + rounded side. sometime (do.)
This fill dates from the middle of the third to the end of the 4th century. The lamps of coarse fabric seem to be earlier than those with alcross on the rim, which must date around the end of the 4th & early 5th cent. It seems safe to regard this fill as contemdating from the earthquake noted in Tr. III, VI, & I Much light blown glass
M. 5-12 From yellow stratum C to terrace, drain, + wall
45 glazed sherds 2 black glaze hellenistic handle - Cypr. 2 Pergamene 1 "brown A" ware Coarse ware - Much Rhodian, and other relatively early types. No heavily ribbed ware Tile with set-back ridge
L80 Lamp - Type 27 or 28
This fill must date from the end of the 1st or the early 2nd century A.D. The general run
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain