Terracotta lampsType XXVIIIL 810 Part of rim and discus preserved. Clay light knownbrownCoarse with many small holes and particles.Shape somewhat ovalar. Rimset off fromdiscus by two depressed lines. Un comren rim,double spiral. In discus, double fish, joinedtogether. Hole off center.L 811 Nozzle. Clay brown, with buff glaze.L 812 Reverse and side. Clay brown. Reverse concave.L 813 Piece of side with support of handle. Clay brown.Curium, Theater.Under mosaic, East of peristyle.8 July 1949, SF no.20Fales. NB. VI IV. P 122.Roll 15
[photograph] L 810-1-2-3[photograph] L 811[photograph] L 812[photograph] L 813
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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