Catalogue·PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 16·1939–1948

Kourion Complex (Apollo), Finds (abstracted from McFadden's notebooks) (2 of 2)

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Typed and handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 23 of catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 16 (Kourion Complex (Apollo), Finds (abstracted from McFadden's notebooks) (2 of 2)), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 16, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Unnumbered pageScan 23 of 107

FindsDiary page 1705
837.Coin, very thick. Illegible. Greek....
838.Coin, thick. Ptol. I, 305/285.
Temple A, west of room 3, 0.98 m. from east wall,
and 1.47 from north wall. 0.50 below top of
threshold in north wall. p. 1671-3. See Film
132-27. 13 Apr. 50.
[check] 839.Lamp frag. rim with volute. Placed w. otherPage 1712
lamp frags. from same strat. in vicinity.L 1328
2.13 m. west of Cistern 2; 0.94 north ofL 1329
Temple A. below top of threshold blockL 1330
in north wall of Temple A. In 18 1681-2.
Level 0.28 m. below top of threshold. 14Apr50.
840.Pan tile. (At Apollo). W. of Temple A, .70-
1.53. Room 4. N. of s. wall of room. .30-1.15ST12
on p. 1673-2 in lower debris, lying flat. See
Film 132-35. 14 Apr. 50. Placed on S. wall.
Page 1713
841.Pan tile (Guard House). Room 4, W. of Temple
A 1.78 n. of s. wall; 1.10 at bottom of 1673-1ST13
and on 2. See Film 132-35. Placed on S. Wall.
842.Cover.tile, frag. w. of Temple A, room 4 (Guard House)
0.76 m. n.w. of Temple A; 1.09 n. of south wall;
on p. 1673-2. See Film 132-35. 14 Apr. 50.
843.Coin. Antigonus I after 311 B.C. (or 316).
Temple A east cella, center north 24.00, 0.10 m.
w. of east wall oftcenter, at depth of 0.76 1/2
below bottom of orthostates in loose reddish
brown soil with rought stones. See Film 133-10.
17 Apr. 50.
844.Pre-Roman lamp with pinched lip. frag. TempleL 1331
A, east cella, center, about 0.05 m. f rom east
wall, at 20.00 m. north on bedrock. p. 1717-1
17 Apr. 50.
845.Painted wall plaster. Trench 11, s. 0-2, e, 6-7,Page 1719
at bottom of 1669-1. 17 Apr. 50
[check] 846.Lamp frag. Roman.L 1332
Found with no. 845. 17 Apr. 50.
Page 1724
847.Coin. Antigonus I, after 311 B.C. (or 316).
Temple A, east cella, center north 6.00 at .80
from e. wall 1.31 m. below bottom of orthostates
in 1709-4. 18 Apr 50. See Film 133-20.
[check] 848.Frag. lamp. Temple A, north 7.00, east cella,
center, 0.50 from east wall, at 1.14 m. below bottom
of course of orthostates p. 1709-4. 18 Apr. 50.
Page 1725
849.Bronze frags. Temple A, east cella, center, northM 844
4.25-8.00, east half, p. 1727-4.
850.Coin. Salamis? 4th cent. B.C. Temple A, east cella,
center, north 18.50 at 0.07 m. from east wall, and at
0.03 m. above bedrock. See Film 133-25. 19 Apr. 50
Page 1726
851.Coin. Elegabalus. Trench 11, south 5.02 m., east
10.00 m., just east of stylobate and at depth of
0.05 m. below it. See Film 133-26. 19 Apr. 50.
852.Coin. Sons of Constantine. Trench 11, south 5.90,
east 12.00 lhing on strat. 2 below debris, and on
an ancient ground level. 19 Apr. 50.
Page 1728
853.Lamp frag. discarded as a pot sherd. Temple A,
east cella, center, north 26.65 m. 0.28 m. below
top of bedrock where cut. p. 1721-3. 19 Apr 50.

65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

Objects named on this pageKourion Complex (city site and Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates)

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.

Recorded (17)

  • 837Coin
  • 838Coin
  • 839Lamp frag.
  • 840Pan tile
  • 841Pan tile
  • 842Cover tile, frag.
  • 843Coin
  • 844Pre-Roman lamp with pinched lip, frag.
  • 845Painted wall plaster
  • 846Lamp frag.
  • 847Coin
  • 848Lamp frag.
  • 849Bronze frags.
  • 850Coin
  • 851Coin
  • 852Coin
  • 853Lamp frag.

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