R. Stillwell, Kourion (Theatre) 1954R. Stillwell

E. wall of Bath, Main hall - and has been almost all torn away. The eastward extension of S. wall of N: 6 seems different. The down pipe in S. wall, probably connected with the channel running to the bottle cistern by vestibule, but could also have fed cistern near SE angle of N: 6. This cist, looks as tho it had been bridged over by a wall which once ran S. and aligned with the N.W, angle of the older peristyle in the Peribolos. Bottle cistern: by Vestibule Fed 1) from W, pipe under S. side of Vestibule, running from a joint box at N.W angle of W: 5. prior to joint, line led from S. 2) from N.W. pipe under mosaic, coming from N, but no communication left. may have connected with pipe in Room N: 1. 3) From E. Three lines converging: a. Shallow trace points toward 'bridge' slab in N: 5 - N: 6 - Cut by all walls to N. of Area. (May have gone N.E?) b. Deeper line, with pipes pres, from settling box in N: 6 c Channel || to steps to W. Portico, which took pipes from down spout in S. wall of Room N. 6

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Drawing: pipe profile with dimensions; labels: .015, .24, > , ^, , .03, .16, ^{, <, .02, .015, .04, .03, <,} , .015, .165, ^] Slightly ribbed.

red clay

Pipes 1

The pipe seems to have been left intact when mosaic was laid, Hence suggests cistern was kept in use! Or did this pipe pass to E. of cistern? 3.b pipes length .22 - 24, max d = .17 slightly ribbed. same pattern but some of browner clay. Tongue .015 long. Int, diam at tongue base = .110 At E. end of line one pipe 0.30 long. Thinner walls, Max d. at shoulder 0,16.

3.c Pipe in down-spout. Max d. at shoulder. socket end. Est. max L. = 0.28.

Pipes in Area E of N: 6. L. 22+ for overall

Drawing: pipe profile with dimensions; labels: .015, .03, .015, ^{, .178,} , >|<, .02, .01] pronounced collar

at spigot end. Ribbed, Red-buff. quite diff from previous series.

Pipes in S. Portico 20-25 without spigot, max d. 165, min d. at waist .015. Tongue .03 th. at waist c. .025 Not ribbed.