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(II) (SHERDS FROM TR. 43, CONT.) E. Frags. of Roman lamp. Prob. type of Soli 354, smallish with ovules on rim interrupted by nozzle, flat bottom. Called by Westholm Type 6, put in 1st AD, middle to end.
F. Turkish glazed ware Frg. of base of bowl with sgraffito decoration. Rather high base ring; brown lines against white ground. Fine buff clay.
G. Tiles, etc. Perhaps 1/8 of the whole. Some local (with bits) some of the pitted variety (cf. p. 66 above). One resembles Corinthian in firmness and color + presence of pottery pits. Has also whitish bits.
H. Glass, about 3 handfuls of frags., nearly all either slag or twisted discards, evidently factory waste. Greenish blown glass, bubbly but otherwise clear. A foot of an amphoriskos (?) (drawing) (hollow) a tube-like section of ring foot like
(glass in 2 sacks with tickets indicating exact spot. Jn.ind.)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain