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16-4-35North Rooms
Xη' 1.40, on floor [red: C 3927] 10 coins [red: C 3931] Theodosius II [red: C 3932] 32 Arcadius or Honorius. Arcadius or Honorius [red: C 3933] 33 Arcadius or Honorius. Arcadius or Honorius [red: C 3129] illegible Honorius
Red: 34
Red: C 3934
arcadius or Honorius Arcadius Honorius II Theodosius 28 Arcadius or Honorius
Red: C 3935
not identified
Tη' on floor: coin [red: c 3930] bead [red: St 23] whetstone(?)
[red: L 215] Xη' 1.40 type 28 lamp frag.
Tf' on floor coin ring (?) [red: C 3923] Meartins [red: C 1107] Xf' on floor coins [red: C 3925] Honorius or arcadius arcadius or Honorius
Red: C 3921
Honorius Arcadius [red: C 3922] arcadius or Honorius 4 [red: C 3924]
Tf' on floor 0.65 below window: stamped glass bead (seal impression?). Forepart of goat? Yf' 0.65 below window": glass as above do. do. coin, in lime-plaster by wall Honorius
Red: C 1108
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16-4-35NORTH ROOMS
TYf'2 In the loose brown fill of this room (Room K) were a great many fragments of mosaic - of good work in small stones. At 0.60 below the "window" is a piece of a floor of lime, sand, and river sand. At 0.80 below the "window" is a floor of hard-packed earth, often replaced by bed-rock. On this were many coins and other objects. At 0.65 below the "window" the wall becomes rough. The original floor must have been at this level. It was destroyed. Next the lowest floor mentioned was used. Later the floor was raised to the level the of 0.60 mentioned. This, again has been largely destroyed, but is the latest floor we have found here. It is quite uneven.
Margin left: See p. 47 for modified view
In Yf' there is a layer ca. .05 deep, over the upper floor, of clay of the sort used today for roofs (authority: Christo). At the post in Φ it changes: the clay stops, and roof-tiles, conspicuously absent in Yf', are found directly upon the floor.
Φ f' on floor - coin [illegible]
17-4-35The "window" is the lower part of a doorpost, framing the same door as the post in Φ. Continue clearing room K, with, as yesterday Christo uncovering the floor.
Aη' top-soil coin Maximian [red: C 3674] 293-305 AD. Nob. Caes. Maximinus II 299-313
Margin left: Room K: coins:
Drawing: plan with labeled coins and findspots; labels: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, bead, door, [red: St 23], 45, 60, 83.3, 2.70
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain