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room4 prae-furn iumBATH DIARY 1382 from p. 1380 blocks; Some large pieces of lime concrete with large pebbles. All obviously an ancient fill, after the use of the Bath as such, and (see F150) as late as the 4th century A.D.
room3hypocaust1289-2ⓐIn room 3, Mehmet, [illegible], removed the following Saturday, and today (Monday). Hypocaust, east end under floor where preserved, p. 1289- 2ⓐ 2 brackets were found here and 1 large tile frag. and a few very small tile frags. //
12891ⓒ1289- 1(c) no stones, very few sherds of which one is ribbed, 1 piece of clear glass, 2 tile frag's //
2Ⓒ1289- 2 c no stones, no roof debris, 3 sherds, one small glass frag, clear blown glass, some tiles & bricks //
1289-3ⓒ1289- 3(c) some tile frags, no sherds, no roof debris, no stones. //
12893ⓑ1289- 3(b) black soil, a few large tile frags., 2 frags immediately under opening for hot air against east wall. //
1289-2(d)1289- 2ⓓ some tiles, 1 complete brick bracket and 3 frags; and tile frag. with cont. p. 1384
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain