V. Grace, Ayios Ermoyenis I May 1940–Apr. 1941Virginia Randolph Grace

7. objects on the general level. It seems to rise toward the dromos side.

In general in this tomb, below the level of the upper jars, very few pots: 2 fusiform ^{32, 33} unguentaria near S wall at ca. general bone and mirror level, resting, say on same level as the ribbed ^#20 glass bowl small flask ^#26 east of them (broken) hemispherical (?) bowl by the 2 glass ^{#10, 11} flasks — the lamp in NW quarter this possibly at a sl. higher level

glass 2 bowls ^#11, one inverted ^#28 to celebrate? ^#20 1 whole flask ^#7, 2 other broken ^{#10, 14, 1[illegible]?} ones, pieces scattered near by

1 lamp ^#7, G. McF. thinks Type 23

bronze 2 mirrors (?) ^{16, 19}, 1 strigil (?) ¹⁵ (sticking up curiously above general level) 2 spatulae (?) ^{18, 27}, bits of ring (some on mirror ¹⁹ in back bone pile, some ^37? under, 5, where pot #2 was)

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gold mostly bits of tiny laurel ^{9, 31, St. ?} leaves, bit in tubular shape, like sheath, ^mounting of something as small as a pin (#22) diadem (?) by lamp ^#9 #8

silver object / (drawing) #25 pin, a frag. of another #29 - #30 ring with stone #13

iron 2 or 3 parts of nails #34-36 [others near ^56-58 "strigil"¹⁵, and a clamp of some sort in door above pot #1 ⁷⁶]

lead? curious tapering cylinder #21/24

Burials Nothing in the way of bones was preserved to may liner which could suitably belong with the upper layer pots, and they [acc. to levels and character] must represent 2 or more periods 1.) Ten missing cranium frags. just below fallen door were the best

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notes of 9/V/40

26/IV/41 Apparently #30 was not found when looked for for removal, but a box dated 24/V/40 contained a "frag. of silver, from no. 30?" along with a "gilded trolli from under beast". This may have been all there was of #30