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FINDS Cont from p. 1420
L 1520 | 667. Terracotta lamp; complete; unbroken. Broneer type xxII; early example of this type. circa: probably not later than early 1st century A.D. clean gray buff clay; glaze unevenly fired brick red to black. Volutes from nozzle to rim; do not encroach on rim; narrow rim separated from discus by concentric grooves. Tongues under volutes. Winged Cupid bearing knife in right hand (dagger). Flat base set off from sides by narrow groove.
Cistern 3; depth: 4.25m. from top of copeing. 1369-5. 26 May '49
668. 3 terracotta lamp frags of different lamps.
L 1521 | (a) Frag. nozzle & rim; reddish buff, clean, hard clay. Dull red glaze. Volutes from nozzle to rim do not encroach on rim cont p. 1424.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain