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L 360 26.15 14 Ayios Ermoyenios 2/7/40 Tomb 5, # 111 McF
Lamp pinkish buff clay with traces of dark brown paint wide triangular nozzle with volutes; three ribs for base ring; ovals on rim; plain discus. Tongues on sides Broneer Type XX11 middle of 1st Century A.D., or possibly Augustan h.0.024
L 361 26.6 5 Ayios Ermoyenios 1/7/40 Tomb 5, # 32 McF p.335
Lamp pale buff clay unevenly fired red with black splotches wide triangular nozzle with volutes; grooved rim; slightly depressed discus with grooved shell; two grooves on edge of base; tongues on side under volutes. Broneer Type XXll 1st<s>/ Augustan or middle of 1st Century A.D.late h.0.023
L 362 26.4 3 Ayios Ermoyenios 1/7/40 Tomb 5, # 28 McF p.332
Lamp light brown clay,unevenly fired red and black mottled surface, narrow rounded nozzle with volutes encroaching on rim; tongues on side below volutes circle of parallel lines on discus; slightly concave base. Broneer Type XX11 Augustan to middle of 1st Century A.D. h.0.023
L 363 26.2 Ayios Ermoyenes 1/7/40 Tomb 5, # 27 level 1430 McF p.332
Teracotta Lamp pale grey buff with few small bits and many air holes; unpainted plain discus, flat bottom fragmentary, most of discus and three smaller pieces remain
L 364 26.1 27.45 Ayios Ermoyenes 7/7/40 Pit 10 Tomb 5 McF p.187-5N2
Terracotta Lamp well silted brown slightly micacios clay mottled red to dark brown paint on surface relief of plant on discus; volutes; round nozzle slightly concave base. Broneer Type 22 Circa, 1st Century A.D. d.0.066 See AJA 1935,p.533,Figure 14B,a fragment of a lamp probably from the same mould in a fresher state, found in A Tarsus in a fill provisionally dated by the coins to the 1st centuries BC- AD.Note also that Miss Goldman refers to a dublicate of another of her lamps (Fig,14A) from Cyprus.(see p.531.) also Walters, p. 71, fig. 122 (from Curium)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain