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level of top of Facing east. Scale 1:50. plinth 6, w. stylobate of room 5
Drawing: architectural cross-section; labels: S. WALL, Section
p. 2951, P2950, 1, 2650, Floor of 1st c. 3.01 on N, 3.026, 3, 4, 5, 5.5, see p 2951.5, 1, modern ground level undug, fence]
1. Over 2 buckets sherds (39.00-43.60 east of w. end S. bldg. probably 3rd + 4th cent or 2nd + 3rd many. Some Roman red- 1 hel mottled (2 of latter).
2. About 1/2 bucket fine wares of which 3/4 are early 1hel (mottled) + 2 handles 1 hel red ware. Nothing Roman noted in the 1/2 wheel narrow foot sher[d] Samian ware?
1. 5.00-5.15 S. of S. bldg. Probably 4th cent A.D. 3 glasses red wares with tiny tale 13 coarse ribbed wares - 1 ribbed w white paint (P2698 navy)
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[margin left: north wall] wall appears to consist of mud only to which a small quantity of lime may have been added. In the restoration I am filling wall with mud mixed with gypsum, and th sealing the outside with colored gypsum. Mixture consists of 3 water 4 1/2 parts wet gypsum / large tea mastrapa) plus level tablespoon spoon fools of terracott[a] cement paint, 6 level tea spoons of yellow (ochre) and 1/2 of black. This produces something approching color of many of the stones do near French gray. But it is too grey too match paint used by Mr. Hill in the restoration of the wall farther west. Am lifting up small west door of room. The opening between the jambs themselves 34 & 19 cm, in wery 1.05m of height. For door and wall before lifting see film 153-6, 7 & 8.
2 men sent to clean Curium bluff - palace bath complex.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain