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 17 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.

Unnumbered pageScan 17 of 69

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P 1561Tomb 1, made up of39(mouth of vase)&42 (rest)16.10 & 13.9fusiform unguentarium narrow mushroom lip; under side shows twist from wheel; rather rough surface pinkish buff clay, white bits mended from two pieces, complete H 0.16 diam. 0.05

P 1562Tomb 1,49,T.9,3113.10 & 36.35pottery alabastron no lugs; not clear if wheel made red clay, fired hard, and brown on one side, with small bits white and otherwise top gone, otherwise intact PH 0.185 diam. 0.047 29/9/41. Large part of mouth of this vase found among objects from Tomb 9. Thin lip spread out flat, ending in neat bevelled edge with double curve in its profile. Clay of Tomb 9 frgs. darker and duller than that from 1. total H 195, rim diam. 0.056

P 1563Tomb 1,5313.12fusiform unguentarium lip bevelled to approximate mushroom profile; under surface shows twist from wheel light brown clay, with bits; surface, lime deposit or remains of light slip intact (save chip replaced on foot) H 0,106 diam. 0.035

C 1021Tomb 1,1215.37 & 15.3838 39bronze coin of Probus (276-282 AD) obverse; head of emperor r. in radiate crown surrounded by:- Imp.C.M.Aur.Probus P.F.Aug. reverse, figure with lance to r. second picture figure to l. winged figure(?) between, all surrounded by Clementia Temp., and in exergue XXI; border of dots. good condition gtest width 0.021 gtest T. 0.002

C 1022Tomb 1,80silver coin, frgs. broken, apparently partly destroyed, in cleaning; not identifiable by persons at present avalable diam. apparently ca.0.009 , T0.002 The coin when found was thought by GMcF to be Ptolema maic

T 2520Tomb 1,4815.9,15,10terracotta framgents original object uncertain, but frgs. seem to be from a figure rather than pot, and include possible parts of legs red clay, very friable; some blackenedg( most; but not all on outside) 3 larger frags. produced by mending, gtest dimensions respectively 0.039, 0.037 and 0.02; 15 smaller bits

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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