L779-80 | Terracotta lamp | Type XXV[photograph] L779[photograph] L780Roll 1HL779 Preserved part of rim, discus and navel.Clay red brown.Shape circular. Rim set off from discusby slight ridge. On rim, smallish contiguous ovules, next to ridge. Discusplain except for line around center hole.L780 Piece of reverse and side. Clay red-brown.Reverse flat. Probably same lamp as L779.Curium, TheaterAt foot of west wall of south part of theaterwith plaster frag. 5 June 1949. S.F. no. 1Fales, NB.V, p. 133
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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