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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 13, Courtesy of the Penn Museum .
Unnumbered page Scan 59 of 69 KOURION Cemetery at St Hermogenes, excavations of 1940, objects from Tombs 5, 6, 7, and 7a
CAT.NO.OBJECT MEASUREMENT PROVENIENCE REFERENCE
Stone, cont. St 506top of alabaster alabastron diam. 0.053 Tomb 5, 17 McF p.329 St 507frag. of alabastron gtest dim. 0.115 ” Tomb 5, 78 McF p.353
Stamped jar SH 48Rhodian stamped amphora H 0.827 Tomb 5, 1 McF p.320
Miscellaneous uncatalogued objects (from notebook lists)
broken blown glass flaskTomb 5, 14 mouth of bottle with long neck” Tomb 5, 15 broken blown glass vase” Tomb 5, 16 bronze fragments, broken in three, handle?” Tomb 5, 21 " nail” Tomb 5, 22 silver object” Tomb 5, 23 bronze nail” Tomb 5, 24 sherd of pot” Tomb 5, 25 bronze object” Tomb 5, 30 xx two bronze fragments” Tomb 5, 33 gold leaf” Tomb 5, 35 sherds” Tomb 5, 36 sherds of lamp (trefoil?)” Tomb 5, 37 sherd” Tomb 5, 38 small fragments of glass vase” Tomb 5, 39 pieces of broken glass” Tomb 5, 40 fragment of skull” Tomb 5, 41 neck and mouth of glass bottle” Tomb 5, 42 " " " " " "” Tomb 5, 43 glass fragment” Tomb 5, 44 " "” Tomb 5, 45 sherds of pot, round base” Tomb 5, 47 bevelled glass oval object” Tomb 5, 48 sherds” Tomb 5, 49 bronze fragment” Tomb 5, 50 bronze fragments” Tomb 5, 51 sherds of pot” Tomb 5, 53 sherds of pottery” Tomb 5, 54 sherds” Tomb 5, 56 sherds” Tomb 5, 58 glass” Tomb 5, 64 sherds of small pot” Tomb 5, 66 gold leaf” Tomb 5, 72 bronze fragment” Tomb 5, 83 decomposed alabaster object” Tomb 5, 85 bronze fragment” Tomb 5, 86 fragment of skull” Tomb 5, 87 bronze fragments” Tomb 5, 88 human bone” Tomb 5, 89 sherd” Tomb 5, 90 human bones” Tomb 5, 91-93 beads” Tomb 5, 94 human bones” Tomb 5, 95-98 lamp, Type XXII” Tomb 5, 100
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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