Notebook·PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 10·1939 and 1947

J. H. Young, II Atmeidan 1939, 1947John Howard Young

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Handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 87 of notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 10 (J. H. Young, II Atmeidan 1939, 1947), handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 10, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page p 146Scan 87 of 92

175

Right page

Notes on contents of sherd sacks from 1947 excavations

Tr 7, W. ext. fallen fill 16-20 m W (p. 160) kept 2 R.G. plate sherds (drawing) (L.R.A) DUMPED: BITS OF AMPHORA WALL WITH SULPHURY SLIP. (drawing) SMALL DOUBLE HANDLE, DOUBLE PINCHED AMPH. HANDLE (COARSE WHITE CLAY)

Drawing: RIM FRAG] , BITS OF RIBBED AMPHS

Tr 7, W EXT, FALLEN FILL 0-6 m. W (p 157) KEPT: RG FRAGS: 1 base of plate, 2 wall frags. 2 frags COARSE BOWL. DUMPED: DOUBLE HANDLE (drawing) BITS OF BOWL (drawing)

Tr 7, W EXT, FALLEN FILL 6-16mm. (p 160) KEPT: NOTHING DUMPED: ALL - COARSE ROMAN WARES. 1 piece pipe ABOVE ALL LATER ROMAN FILL

TR 4, "W" FALLEN FILL, 5-16 E (p 143) KEPT: FRAG. TC HEAD OF HORSE DISCARDED: VARIOUS BITS, LEG OF HORSE. HELLEN. TO ROMAN

TR 4, SAME, 16-END (p. 145) KEPT: 1 FRAG L.ROM. A bowl DISC.: BALANCE (few, coarse) - ROMAN

TR 4, MD AS ABOVE, 0-5 0-5 E p 143 KEPT: 1 piece pie-crust ware DISC: 1 pc. pipe, 1 dbl-hand. amph., 5 amph frags ALL LATE

TR 10, WID X- (drawing) TOP SOIL ALL DUMPED - ONLY FEW VERY COARSE SHERDS TR 10, WID, (drawing) - STRATUM 2 (IN FALLEN STONES) & PACK KEPT: MANY SHERDS OF LARGE RIBBED AMPH. " P - DUMPED: 6 COARSE SP., bit of pip[illegible] TR 10, (drawing) & (drawing) - ALL (DUMPED - 5 COARSE S HERDS) Tr 2, W1-WK rewidening. DUMPED: 1 frag pithos, 1 tile, 1 pipe, 4 coarse sherds.

Across both pages:

TR 9, EAST WIDENING - pp 157 ff Very few sherds from this whole SW quarter, & those coarse, dumped, EXCEPT 2 RG - 1 bowl, 1 pyxis, both from 4-10m E of spec

65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

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