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FINDS cont. fr. p. 1428 This type of lamp was not in common use as far as I know later than the early 3rd century. B.C. It is the only lamp to date from the cistern which does not belong to the 1st century A.D.
, in red: F93673. Ter. figurine in 5 frags. Head of Apollo? 6 frags. all joins
Drawing: profile of head and curls; labels: Profile of 1 frag.] 2.65 m from s.e. corner
of Temple B precinct between parallel walls. depth 0.45 m from surface. 23 May 49
, in red: L 1526674. Ter lamp. Complete save for frag broken off from handle. Brown buff hard clean clay. No glaze left. Narrow rim, plain; lug handle; volutes on nozzle encroaching on rim; no tongues. Depressed decorated diskus; flat base separated
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain