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third course of the staircase wall there is an obviously patched area of construction - small blocks chinked with tile frs. & stone chips. The 3_rd_/ & 4_th_/ courses of the staircase wall pass over this patch. Is it a repair of the wall where the original blocks decayed, or perhaps evidence for a n-s. staircase preceding Curium Gate?
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S E Bldg. July 5, 1954
In the courtyard are numerous piles of roof tiles from GHM's/F's excavations. The tags with them have weathered so that it is no longer possible to read them. Christophis plots the location of these piles and I am selecting samples of each for storage I give the piles numbers as recorded on Christophis' plan.
1. 10 May 50 Room 3 1887.3 Pile originally 1.00 x .80 x .50 high. Flat pan + triangular cover tiles of various types many covered with plaster to attach pans to covers
2 Pile originally 1.00 x 1.00 x .50. Pan, triangular cover tiles, square floor tile. 2 complete pan tiles recovered. Trench 11, Room 3, Lower debris. 9 May 50
3 Pile originally 0.70 x 0.70 x 0.10 high Flat pan tiles, triangular cover tiles (some covered w plaster. Square floor (?) tiles: pipe fr. Limestone basin spout.
4 75 x 80 x 20. "9 May SE Bldg Tr 11 N 0- - STRAT - Lower debris. Pan, \^ cover tiles. pipe fr. Some floor plaq fr.
5. Pile originally .50 x .50 x .10 high Pan tiles fr. Triangular cover tiles 1 cover tile with plaster adhering
6 Pile originally 1.00 x 1.00 x 0.50 Pan & \^ cover tiles. Marble revetment fr
7 N window Room # 2 19 June 51 2865-1 Pan & \^ cover tiles.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain