Notebook·PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 2·1934

J. F. Daniel, Kourion/Kaloriziki 1934John Franklin Daniel

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

Scan 8 of notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 2 (J. F. Daniel, Kourion/Kaloriziki 1934), handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 2, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page ②Scan 8 of 100

<u>May 28. contd.</u>

cross section at m. 1.45

Drawing: labeled cross section; labels: a' stones, c' white (plaster) with much b' nosaic, d' black, e' yellow + rocks, f' yellow, b rocks, c yellow to 1.25 dug, ← surface (a) soil,, ← very dark black d', dug May 29, 1934; 1.50 meters; ➀

➀ = lamp (from yellow stratum etc,) L 87 Type XXVII - christian period (?) <u>2nd cent A.D<u>/ Mosaic chiefly in white stratum; some in stones (a) and black stratum (d) glass from (d)

at m. 6 (depth 0.65) top of opening in gravel

Wall from m. 10 to 6.75 one meter wide To east (ca. 7-20 cm.) is tile drain, in cutting in packed surface, laid on + in loose rocks

Wall 0.77 from surface at 8.00 m. mark.

Wall 17.20 (now cleared) to 20 (widest part visible 0.36) cleared to 2 courses ⑦ - coin from m. 1-4, surface C 3717 Valentinian ⑧ coin from m. 20, depth 0.40 - c 600 AD C 3718 Heraclius

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<u>May 29 Tuesday</u> Extend trench II to south 6.30m. Total 26.30 Remove block from m. 10 15 (1.0.77 × .4828)

Trench II: cross section at 10 m.

Drawing: cross section; labels: (a) Top soil, (b) Layer with stones, yellow (c), Stone ➀, Rock, stony stratum cunding, CROSS SECTION

Drawing: plan; labels: 10 m., 9.50 m. at 90 cm. deep, Floor Plan, drain, Stone (cut) ➀, cut stone ➁, Cut stone ➂, Rock wall, Wall

Rock rough, but cut by stone ➂, probably corroded blocks of wall.

Cut through M. 10-12 coin from topsoil M.10-12 C 3716 [red: ⑥] Elagabalus

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

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