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F3018M1051Bronze finial Apollo, Area W. of Street 1, Area B July 13, 1954 G.H. p. 41 H. 0.055 D. top 0.043 Intact. Cylindrical foot surmounted by sphere. 4 Pierced sphere pierced by 4 arrowhead shaped cut-outs. 2 small circular holes in foot for attachment to shaft.
F3019M1052a-cBronze bowl frs. Apollo, W. of Street 1, July 14, 1954 G.H. p. 46 a) Rim & wall fr. max d. 0.10 b) " " " " " 0.09 c) " fr. " 0.08 apparently fr. hemisphaerical bowl. Surface very corrugated but probably w. relief decoration. Traces of dependant concentric semicircles on b) c) is pierced by 3 small holes
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F3020M1053Bronze fr. eye-shaped object Apollo, Area W. of Street 1 July 14, 1954 G H R p. 46 (with F3020) L. 0.052 H. 0.025 Probably intact. Possibly eye for insertion into statue. 1 flat surface, bevelled edges. Bronze pin in center. Hinge (?) on lower edge
F3021I 190Inscribed paving block of Street one Apollo, laid ca W-E at right angles to the direction of Street One, its east edge ca 2.70 fr. the inner face (west of) of the west wall of the room N. of the Doric Portico = Tr. 9, H-Θ, 14-16-18 L. 1.65 W. 0.53, Th. 0.21. Letter h. ca 0.20 + Gray limestone (?), hard.
EY . TOXIC ANEOHKEN
The inscription appears on the top face of the stone as it is set f on the pavement. The traces of the letters which remain consist of closely spaced circular cuttings or drill-holes each ca 0.02 to 0.03 in diameter … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain