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93 1 Shards 19, 20 / v / 41 . Tr. 43, S end; upper, brown earth to .75 below surface. (p. 185, 1): Nothing recognized as later than the Italian piece mentioned opposite, part of the lip of the pot. 2 other smallish bits with white glaze have fine red clay. Lot includes 2 bits of glass wh. might be very recent; a nail with adhesions (in 3 modern pieces); rim piece of 2 large basins, one plain ware w. white bits, other fine red clay w. black wash, with a ridge + groove below rim outside; rim piece of a large lid(?) of hand-baked light reddish clay with cream surface; 2 frgs. w. incised decoration on a rough zig-zag; 3 frgs. ridged ware, red clay. red ca. .50; frag. Rest mostly coarse ware with white + other specks, including frags. of tiles. No cooked "casserole" ware, no Rhodian. 12/XI/41
2 Shards. no date . Tr. 43, S end, from .75 to 1.20 (2nd stratum). (p. 185, 2): Details of frgs. of a lamp or lamps of fabric similar to that of L 373, L 375, but with plain rim and discus as well as plain bottom, a nozzle of slight projection has semicircle around its outside. Considerable casserole ware, including rims of bowls like P 1586, 1596, and of cooking pots with short flaring rims. Saucers, ca .11 in diam. of coarse buff clay, w. flat or sl. concave bottom, and one of fine fabric with semi-circular ring foot, with some white black wash; also frgs. of incensing-jars. Coarse Plain ware includes some ribbed handles and frgs. connecting with Lot 1, but also some Rhodian (?) 12/XI/41
2 bits of [illegiblehandle look like Rhodian [illegible] one of light buff w. minute specks, almost like of P 1864, drachma # 17)]
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94 20/v/41 Note that shards in this upper brown earth are very few. Find at ca. .40 in S end piece of the Turkish pot with blue-line decoration* mentioned above p. 66.
At ca .60 large stones appear > E corner, resting on better cut stone visible in the scarp of the trench to the S. Extending N ca. level of this stone numerous rough small stones up to size of 2 fists.
At .75 Soberates + Christo distinguish change of earth which they say is darker, without changing in hardness. change shards. Shards increase in quantity in this lower stratum. [shard lot 2]
at ca 1.20, lg nail of rect. section head gone. at about this level an uneven hard white surface cleared in NW part of trench, and rough stones extending over deposit of flasks beyond SE the stone drawn on p. 91 to depth of objects. More rough stones were pulled out and they must have been at a higher level. Than at this level next position of cut stone half of a bowl apparently in position. A good many bits of glass in earth a little above.
[margin left: * J. D. says Venetian, or possibly German widete Dobrell ? 20. IX. 54 M 312 P 1586 P 1596 P 1602, 1603 P 1604]
cont. lower part p. 95
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain