Cemetery at St Hermogenes, excavations of 1941 (with exception of L 375)
CAT.NO.
OBJECT
MEASUREMENT
PROVENIENCE
REFERENCES
Miscellaneous
Mi 377
fragments of crystalline subst.
gtest.dim.012
Tr.43, S cut deposit, #12
VG pp.99,106
Mi 378
frag. of glass ornament ?
gtst.dim.014
Tr.43, S cut, at ca.-1.20
VG p.95
Lamps
L 372
Hellenistic wheel-made lamp
diam.0.066
Tr.43/75, dromos(?) fill
VG p.110
L 373
Roman lamp, ovules on rim
diam. 0.065
Tr.43/75 by Wall A,ca.-1.95
VG p.130
L 374
Hellenisic relief lamp, inscr.
diam. 0.065
Tr.43/75, dromos fill
VG p.132
L 375
Roman lamp, ovules on rim
diam. 0.065
Trench 43, over Tomb 9,-3.20
VG p.3
McF F(ind) 16 '40
Coins
C 1023
silver coin, mediaeval
gtest dim.015
Trench 43/75, ca. -.50
VG p.95, 1
C 1024
" " "
" " .013
" " " "
VG p.95, 2
C 1025
bronze coin, classical period
" " .012
" " " -.55
VG p.95, 3
C 1026
" " Ptolemaic
" " .014
South Cut, ca. -1.20
VG p.95, 4
C 1027
" " mediaeval
" " .016
Trench 43/75/43, ca. -.80
VG p.118
C 1028
" " Ptolemaic
" " .017
Trench 43 extension,-2.20
VG p.123, 1
C 1029
" " "
" " .025
" " " -2.25
VG p.123, 2
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)
By the field number written in the record. A number links to the object’s page where we have one, and to the Penn Museum’s record where the museum has it online.