Catalogue·PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 13·1939–1948

Ayios Ermoyenis, Objects

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

Scan 13 of catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 13 (Ayios Ermoyenis, Objects), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 13, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page -8-Scan 13 of 69

P 1606Sherd Lots 7 & 8(Tr.43/75 adjoin-ing martyra,stratum3)39.29, 30saucer with sunk center, ring foot:fragmentary banded rim- the side walls thicken toward the edge, which is trimmed off flat with a slight inward slope; the sunk center is surrounded by a narrow ridge and groove buff clay with dark and white bits, some large of the latter; crackly buff surface on which remains of matt dark paint; the clay mostly fired a whitish buff but on and one xxx side of center, clay and paint reddish 2 joining fragments, 1 non-joining; whole profile save center H ca.0.034 diam.ca.0.15

P 1607Sherd Lots 7 & 8(Tr.43/75 & adjoi-ning martyra,stratum 3)40.5saucer with sunk center, ring foot, fragmentary rimxxx band convex, with flare on outside of saucer and undercut projection on inside; pair of grooves within rim inside coarse red local ware with white and other bits and pitted surface bit of rim in small joining fragment completes profile H 0.033 diam.ca.0.19

P 1608Sherd Lot 8(martyrabeside Tr.43/75,Stratum 3)incurving bowl, ring foot, fragmentary profile late 3rd or 2nd century; falls between A20 and D9 in Fig.117 of Thompson's "Two Centuries etc". Hesp. 1934, p.436 coarse red local ware with white and other bits and pitted surface base and quarter of rim preserved H 0.042 diam.ca.0.11

P 1609Sherd Lot 12(Tr.43/75,loose fillin dromos,i.e.Strat.3) & GMcF sherdsfrom Tr.43 of 16/4/40,p.115,l,S,depthsurface to 2.6740.6base of foot, imported(?) plain ware ring base; near this, on the body, outside, curved marks of incision made(probably inadvertently) bef before firing fine pinckish buff clay, might be Attic; smooth hard surface 2 joining fragments make up most of the base and a little of the lower part of the body diam.of base 0.071

P 1610Sherd Lot 14(fillarchaic(?) welloutside dromos ofTombs 1 & 9)painted ware bowl, incurving rim; fragmentary of small raised base, concave under surface buff clay, gritty with fine dark bits;smoothed surface; remains of stripes in matt black paint, on tip of rim, and two on inside surface at base of incurve mended from 3 pieces; complete profile preserved, but rather less than half of bowl H 0.031 diam.ca.0.11

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

Objects named on this pageAyios Ermoyenis (St Hermogenes)

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Recorded (5)

  • P 1606saucer with sunk center, ring foot
  • P 1607saucer with sunk center, ring foot
  • P 1608incurving bowl, ring foot
  • P 1609base of foot, imported(?) plain ware
  • P 1610painted ware bowl, incurving rim

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