Unnumbered pageScan 45 of 51
below upper level of rock mat floor? roof. Q. Sec. 7. 10/41. Book 10, p. 653.
√ Q. III. 7 III, p. 256, no. 42. Pit 64 - sec p. 143-44. Frag. bottom of Corinth, Type XXVII. Fine red. buff clay.
√ Q. III. 7 II, p. 286. no. 42. Pit 64, p. 103-3 e. 2.30 m. below Surface to Hellenistic pit bed under first Roman ground level. 30.4.40. "Coarse, rather porous looking clay, heavy gray. Lower half of moulded lamp with round body & elevated base which tilts upward. Nozzle curved.
Q.III. 7 III, p. 485, no. 49. Frag Corinth x XII x XXIII. Fine reddish clay. Thin red glaze. Pit 64 - p. 73 - 4 e. 14-6-1940. mould frag = splinter shell. glazed now in the Q. III. 7 VI, p. 1044, # 46. Pit 73 - p. 549, 3. two frags of wheel seems to be local version of Type XXII x XXIII; local orange-red clay with fine temper; matte red glaze. only bit of relief preserved on Southern diskus - not identifiable. Pair of grooves between shoulder & diskus. Suggestion of an inscription on base-merely broken.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain