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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 13, Courtesy of the Penn Museum .
Unnumbered page Scan 2 of 69 KOURION Cemetery at St Hermogenes, excavations of 1940
<u>Objects from Tomb 1</u>, continued
CAT.NO.NO.IN<br>TOMB OBJECT MEASUREMENT LEVEL<br>IN TOMB
M 30374 bronze mirror diam. 0.122 -6.494 to -6.539 (tilted) M 30475 iron clamp(?) PL 0.066 -6.544 M 30576 " " or parts of 2 ? PL 0.072 & 0.049 -5.674 (in entrance) M 30679 " foot support? L 0.084 -6.574
Gl 5010 variegated glass alabastron H 0.118 -6.444 (ca.) Gl 5111 " " " H 0.077 -6.444 Gl 52{14 " " " H 0.124 -6.474 {17 (frags. of bottom part) -6.474 (ca.) {50 (neck) -6.419 (ca.) {64 -6.429 (ca.) Gl 5320 ribbed glass bowl, amber color diam. 0.144 -6.484 Gl 5428 glass bowl, greenish diam. 0.131 -6.464 Gl 5551 variegated glass alabastron H 0.091 -6.419 (ca.) Gl 5652 " " " H 0.12 -6.419
C 102112 bronze coin of Probus (276-282 A.D.) g.d. 0.021 -6.272- C 102280 silver coin (went to pieces in clean.) diam. ca. 0.009 -6.579
Mi 37013 silver ring with green "stone" inner diam.ca.017 -6.454 Mi 37123 6 glass(?) beads diam.ca. 0.006 -6.504 Mi 37224 3 glass(?) beads diam.ca. 0.006 -6.504 plus Mi 37362 glass(?) bead L 0.01 -6.454 Mi 37463 " " L 0.007 -6.484 Mi 37577 piece of stick, carbonized wood PL 0.036 -6.544 (ca.) Mi 37678 iron and wood object L ca. 0.15 -6.554
St 51544 soft stone(?) alabastron PH 0.20 -6.164 to -6.299 (tipped) St 51645 " " " PH 0.18 ca. as preceding St 51746 " " " H 0.023 -6.214 at low end 72 (bottom part) -6.544
T 252048 terracotta fragments g.d.largest frg.<br> 0.039 -6.394
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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