Page 40Scan 13 of 80
39
L 1230 (4th) , L 603 (2nd) L 598 (2nd) L 598 A (1st), L 587 (2nd) L 465 (4th).
L 499 (9th), L 651 (2nd) L 449 (4th) L 651 (2nd).
Right page
The lamp is about the same size as L 620 and the design almost as indistinct. The clay is of a poor quality. It is hard to see how these
lamps could have developned any further and still retained their present style. Their dimensions are just about those of the latest and smallest from Corinth. and Broneer postulates that this type of lamp went out of use about the beginning of the fifth century. This would check with the coins latest of which is C 2175 Theodosius II exclusive of C 2178 Tiberius II. Indeed the lamps with the rosette and the early signed ones of Ευτυχ with the galloping deer parallel the coins. right Moreover as the sherds from one layer fit with those from another so do the frag. of lamps. See opposite page. Note only the [illegible] fragments from just four layers fit together.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain