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 90 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 (168)Scan 90 of 100

<u>Tr. VI</u> K: <u>North Cistern</u>

<u>Whole or nearly whole pots</u>:

[red: P106] Large 2-handled cooking pot. h. 0.21; d. 0.229 [red: P107] small bowl, brick-red clay h. 0.047; d. 0.112 [red: P108] do. flatter; rim overhangs inside. h. 0.047; d. 0.121 [red: P109] do. deeper; brown clay; h. 0.057; d. d. 0.111 [red: P110] do. " ; red clay, light band at top. h. 0.05; d. 0.12 <u>56 glazed sherds</u> 3 Geometric (one seems hellenistic (2 fits)) [red: S48] 12 Black glaze - 3 of fair quality, others thin 10 Pergamene 5 Brown A 1 stamped wedges 1 Arretine 1 brown & red 23 unid. red.

<u>Coarse ware</u> (see above, P106-110) includes large fags. of 3 more bowls like P107. Turned handle with imitation nails at side.

Circular brick, maybe for kitchen use. [text struck through, illegible] thickness: 0.05; diam. 0.213

<u>Lamps</u>

[red: L176] Large trefoil [red: L177] small trefoil [red: L178] very small unpainted lamp with flat top; volutes [red: L179-180] Type XXVII [red: L181-183] Type XXVII

[red: SH 19] <u>Stamped Amph. Handle</u> (drawing)] - Rhodian

<u>Blown glass</u>

Right page

<u>Tr. VI</u> K, <u>South Cistern</u> Fill, to 3.60

Margin left: Pit 3.60-3.80

<u>Whole or nearly whole pots:</u>

Bracket spanning next 2 lines, left of P121 and P111

P121 tear-flask. Unpainted. h. as pres.: 0.161; w. 0.0545 [red: P111] bowl, shape as P107; uneven bl. glaze. h. 0.054; d. 0.151 [red: P112] bowl with low sharply profiled neck and double horiz. handles. Red at top & r- inside; pierced hole in bottom. h. 0.079; w. 0.177 [red: P113] Fragmentary askos; black glaze (worn) [red: P114] Fragmentary pomegranate - good brown glaze [red: P115] Bowl, like P111, but brick-red, unglazed. h. 0.0445; d. 0.111 [red: P116] do. do. coarse brown clay, "" h. 0.05; d. 0.107 [red: P117] Shallow plate on square base-ring; flaring sides; outward-sloping rim. Brick-red clay. h. 0.038; d. 0.181 [red: P118] do. darker; wider rim, ring at center. (drawing) scratched. h. 0.036; d. 0.178 [red: P119] Bowl: fairly straight sides; slightly rounded bottom; flared in-sloping rim. Brick-red. h. 0.05; d. 0.1515

<u>64 Glazed Sherds</u>

Red: 57

14 Geometric (4 fits from neck) of classical type <u>21+4</u> <u>Black glaze</u> 5 of best quality (3 fits giving shape of bowl) one elaborately stamped 3 Black & brown. One of relatively good quality <u>25</u> <u>Red glaze</u> 4 Pergamene 1 Brown A 20 + 4 unid. red (Hellötic) - 4 fits of bowl like P112 1 brown unid 2 heavy glass (moulded

<u>Coarse ware</u> Hellenistic & earlier. Frags. of 4 more bowls like P115, also of coarseware pomegranate. Piece of strainer

<u>Piece of large stone bowl</u>

[red: L184-185] Small trefoil lamps

[red: SH 20-21] Ἡρακλείτου - Ἐπὶ Νικασαγόρα Σμινθίου. Pair [red: SH 22] (drawing) Illegible

[red: F23] draped female fig. on high stand. Brick-red clay

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

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