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 27 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 27 of 107

Diary page 1799 Finds 902. Inscribed marble frag. Propylon porch at I 132 1.50 m. north of main door to propylon court; 0.05 m. west of east wall at bottom of 1773-1 on 1773-X. See Film 136-1. 1 May 50.

903.Lamp frag. - nozzle. Propylon porch, 1.97 m. L 1562 north of main door to propylon court - 0.52

m.west of east wall on 1773-X. See Film 136-

1.1 May 50.

Page 1800(b)

904. Frags. of concrete over intrusive pit in east cella, center. Temple A, north 14-16, See Film 136-2. In 1767-1 on 1767- 2(a). 1 May 50.

905. Ter. lamp. Broneer XXVIII. L 1352 W. Propylon porch, between threshold to room 3 and east wall. 0.78 m. west of east wall, 1.68 m. north of large doorway to propylon court on 1773-gamma, and at bottom of 1773-2 just north of stones covering water conduit. See Film 136-4. 1 May 50.

Page 1800(c)

906. Ter. lamp. Propylon. North of main threshold L 1353 to court 1.40 m.; west of east wall 0.17. 1773-4 at bottom of 2. See Film 136-4. 1 May 50.

907. Coin. Alexander. Temple A, w. cella, north 1760. 0.52 west of e. wall; 0.45 m. below approx. level of bottom of orthostates. 2 May 50.

Page 1808 L 1354

908. Ter. lamp with trefoil lip. Temple A, E. cella center, N 30, at 0.60 m. below bottom of orthostates 27 Apr 50.

Page 1810 St 941

909. Frag. marble head - joins forehead F 1031. Preserved h. ca. 0.125 m. in stone, no color found. Trench 11, N. 6.20 E 6.80. Level: 1.94 m. below spot 8,in Street 1. 1743-1 3 May 50.

Page 1808 St 939

910. Frag. marble head. Long hair on back of neck? Preserved h. about 0.075 m. Trench 11, E. 6.80, N. 6.10 at 1.94 below Spot 8 in upper debris. 2 May 50.

Page 1810 I 138

911. Inscribed marble frag., white stone. Great. dim. about 0.078. Trench 11, E 17.90, N. 8.00 1745-1. 3 May 50.

Page 1812

912. Arch. frag. Greatest dim. about 0.10 m. Trench 11, E 14-18, N 6-9, upper debris, 1745-1.

913. Lamp frags. See Film 136-33. Trench 11, E 6-8 L 1355 N 8-9, in 1743-2 at bottom. 3 May 50.

Page 1816

914. Base of glass bowl - greenish glass. Ring base. Not worth cat. Trench 11, NE-14-18, N 4 - wall, upper debris. 3 May 50. GL 230

915. Coin. Justin II. Trench 11, N 2.38, E 10.40 bottom of Strat. 1 on 2 of lower debris, 2.90 below spot 8 in Street 1. 3 May 50.

916. Lamp frag. Broneer type XXVIII. S.E. Bldg., Trench 11, E 9.00 N 4.00 under upper debris on strat 2 at 0.35 above stylobate of quadrangle. 3 May 50. L 1563

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 (15)

  • Inscribed marble frag.
  • 903Lamp frag. - nozzle
  • 904Frags. of concrete
  • 905Ter. lamp
  • 906Ter. lamp
  • 907Coin
  • 908Ter. lamp with trefoil lip
  • St 941Frag. marble head
  • St 939Frag. marble head
  • I 138Inscribed marble frag.
  • Arch. frag.
  • 913Lamp frags.
  • GL 230Base of glass bowl
  • Coin
  • Lamp frag.

Also mentionedF 1031

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