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Mi 376 Tomb 1,78 14.31 iron and wood object VG.p.46 "Upper line fairly authentic, except it seems to split at left end. Lower line indefinite because of corrosion and consequent disappearance of some of the outline probably in the cleaning". Since removal of some of earth, has broken through at the point indicated. An iron shaft ca. 0.004 by 0.003 runs along neat the upper line in the drawing. At the middle break, where the wood goes higher, the object as preserved shows an almond-shaped section with the iron about in the middle. Earth removed along the top line shows it distinct and the object having a noticeablve curved ( up at the broad end as it lay in the tomb.) Earth removed from "split" place has wood remain in it but no shape emerges. The broad end finishes in a sort of nail head .026 up and down, .021 thick; the wood comes down below the iron. The object seems too distinct in some xxx of its outlines to be simply a coffin nail with some of the wood adhering. Possibly a toy(?) General diemnsions, see drawing. T of wood along distinct upper line ca. 0.010
Drawing: object outline with measurements and notes
Mi 377 S cut dep.12 39.21 fragments of crystaline substance white substance, partly clear like crystal, partly opaque; pitted one of the pits in the clear part being full of an egg-like bubble of opaque white ca. 0.0015 long possibly quartz? gtest dimension of largest frg. 0.012
Mi 378 S cut 41.24 fragment of glass ornament ? bud-shaped object, broken off at top of stalk(?) porous light-weight material, grey, touched here and there with gold possibly just an oddly formed lump of glass slag gtest dim. 0.014
SH 49 Tr.46,17/4/40.Dromos W part,.40 depth from rock,.80 from stomion,and to the side GMCF.F(ind) 15 r.q. Cy 282 stamped amphora handle: Rhodian section of rim preserved, characteristic but with rather rounded top and concave outside; angular handle with convex top xxxxxxxxx according to fabric, firing, finding place, may be from same same far as SH 50 Rose (framed circle) seondary stamp on side of handle attachment: (drawing) ?
SH 50 Tr.46,17/4/40,dromos W part,1.50 depth from rock,1.10 from door stamped amphora handle: Rhodian section or rim preserved, like that of SH 49; angular part, x.xx handle, convex top according to fabric, firing, finding place, may be from same far as SH 49
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain