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6-5-37 SMALL FINDS
St 56 1. Stone with drill-holes in sides. Tr. 2. Unit 8, below 10.30 = 10.40
St 57 2. Corn-rubber, globular. Find as # 1
St 58 3. Corn-rubber, large, broken. Found with # 1 11-5-37 S 102 SH 45 4. Sherd of pithos ware (neck?), with Stylli impression of cylinder seal. Tr 2, Unit 17, S.E. corner, in fill below 10.90 = 11.11
12-5-37 M 27 5. Lead object (ear-ring?) North extension of unit 25, West: in tumble - 9.98 = 10.20 to
P 756 6. Deep bowl with handles to rim. h. 0.181, diam. 0.383. Tr. 2, Unit 20, in tumble over 10.45 = 10.70 floor
Found 4-5-37
M28 7. Bronze tack. East ext. of unit 25 [2:27] Trench 2, top-soil
P 764 8. Frags. of sub-Myc. amphoriskos. Mended from sherds in Tr. 2, Unit 8, Fireplace, to 10.26: 10.37, and Unit 10, on 10.46 = 10. 61 floor. See pp. 75 + 169; three more sherds "In structure of fireplace". Number P764 d. Another, P764 c, 10.26} 10.30 10.37} 10.40
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30-4-37 TRENCH 2
Unit 21: Finish clearing the 11.07 = 11.15 floor. This is the same as the 11.07 = 11.15 11.10 floor in unit 22, and is continuous with it, separated only by the low rounded ridge south of the stone basin, as on the level above. It is tempting to think of this as a thoroughfare just inside the circuit wall. The very hard surface and its rather rough texture agree with this. The ridge between the two units maybe
Unit 12: clear below the 10.50(10.32) = 10.64 floor, finding the original floor, of bed rock (sandstone) at 10.32 = 10.72. The (10.32) 10.50 = 10.64 level was only accumulation over the 10.32 = 10.72 floor, as is shown by the fact that the sherds of the bucchero jug, p. #, were found in both levels. The fireplace in the west was built over an ashy pit (#1) which in turn cuts another pit. Five 4 pits are visible in unit 12 at this level.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain