Unnumbered pageScan 35 of 103
67
Drawing: plan; labels: PIT 75, PLAN; LINE OF SECTION
Plan and section copied from WCF p. 507, where they are dated
April 5
Drawing: section; labels: PIT 75, SECTION; 1.
Sandy soil no sherds; 2 débris of fallen stones; 2a same wall?; 2a; 3 sandy soil small stones & gravel; 3a same; possibly ground level; Foundation of wall]
Sherds from Pit or Trench 75, see p. 69.
18/XII/41 GMcF says the surfaces of 2a and 3a are not floors or changes of earth, just changes of sherds, in case [illegible] can be told by the individuals of "same".
Right page
(SHERDS FROM TRENCH 43, CONT.) 68
II. Ticket reads: (on 3 sacks of sherds and 2 sacks containing glass)
P 115 - 35 - 15 (etc)
16-4-1940 Ἅγ. Ἑρμογένης X 43 ὄστρακα Βάθ. μέχρι ἀπὸ τὴν 267 ἐπιφανεῖα
(This probably taken in all the 3 part up to th's cnt [illegible] of VG)
A. Frags. of large plain-ware pots: about half the lot. (1.) Plain not noticeable. (2.) Ribbed [illegible] or ridged ware well represented, including the overlapping ribs - p. 62 no. 2 [inserted: (GMcF calls this Constantinian] (3.) Frags. of neck, handles, body of pots similar to p. 62 no. 3. Quite a pile of them to make 1 or 2 of pots. The [illegible] break is bright red with dull core, a few [illegible] white and small white ones. Numerous frags. of a double-handled jar, characteristic fine slightly micaceous clay including both double handles (tops).
Among miscellaneous frags., toes of amphorae: a long peg as Hikenios group jar (cp. 115 solid) but local imitation (rough surface, red clay, pitted, large brown core, some white bits); Tarsian types
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain