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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Scan 29 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 29 of 107

Gl 212Finds | Diary page 1840 931. Glass frags. - various - not worth cat. W. Bldg., room 3, east end, in 1751-3. 26Apr50 932. Bronze object - slag. Not worth cat. Temple A, 4.71 north, w. cella, center, 0.09 w. of e. wall; at 0.26 below bottom of orthostates. 24 Apr. 50.

Page 1842 933. Iron, glass including thin blown frag, 1 bronze ring. Bronze frr including tiny ring fr ) not worth Iron nail ) cat. glass ) Temple A, E. cella, center, north 28-30. In 1769- 2. 2 May 50. 934. Painted plaster. Panels with blue & red borders. Trench 11, E-2-6, S 0-2 1669-2. 28 Apr. 50.

Page 1844 935. Lamp frags. W. Bldg., Room 3, east end, in | L 1362-64 1751-3, 26 Apr. 50. 936. Frag. discus R. lamp. Type XXII rim frag. & part of discus. Buff clay with red glaze. Not worth cataloguing. 2.00 m. e. of e. wall of Temple A, 21.00 m. north of stairway platform Near rock under debris. 23 Mar. 50. 937. Iron frags. Not worth cat. 1.67 m. west of colonnade, 0.87 n. of s. wall.floor. 23 Mar. 50.

Page 1846 938. Ter. lamp handle. Broneer. Type XXVIII, circa | L 1365 4th cent. A.D. Tr. 11 area, new bldg. 17.40 m. from s.e. corner, 0.18 m. below top of wall against north face of s. wall. 29 Maxx Mar. 50. 939. Roman lamp frags. Discarded, as too fragmentary. Room 1, w. of Temple A, n. central area over rough stones under surface soil. 23 Mar. 50.

Page 1847 940. Lamp frags. E. of west wall of Temple A, | L 1366-68 0.05-0.55. North 29.40 - 30.20 ground level under debris. 0.08 below solid course of wall. 23 Mar 50. 941. Lamp nozzle. Temple A, e. cella, center, against | L 1565 w. face of east wall 0.70 m. below top of stairway. N. 135 m. 12 Apr. 50. 942. Lamp frags. | L 1369-70 Temple A, west of, room 6. 0.45 m. from north wall 1.45 m. from east wall. 0.40 m. below surface. 18 Mar 50. 943. Frag. Roman military dress? Ornamental lion's head. | St 946 Trench 11, about E 2 and 2S. 3 m. in upper debris, dark soil on strat. 2 (red soil) at 0.22 m. below top of moulded orthostate of room 2 pedestal. 5 May 50. See Diary 5 May

Page 1849 944. Marble frags. Found with F 943 q.v. 5 May 50 | St 944 St 945 945. Marble fingers, one complete, one with tip missing - joins hand F 899. | St 938 Found with F 943 & 944.

Page 1851 946. Ter. figurine of horse's head. Traces of red paint on bridle, on both sides. Found with F 943, 4, and 5. 5 May 50 947. Ter. figurine, man's head, part of neck, chin & mouth only; wheel-made. SE Bldg, up against s. wall of room 2, E. 5.10 (Tr.11) In upper debris, dark soil at 0.02 above level of main

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)

  • 931Glass frags.
  • 932Bronze object - slag.
  • 933Iron, glass including thin blown frag, 1 bronze ring.
  • 934Painted plaster.
  • 935Lamp frags.
  • 936Frag. discus R. lamp.
  • 937Iron frags.
  • 938Ter. lamp handle.
  • 939Roman lamp frags.
  • 940Lamp frags.
  • 941Lamp nozzle.
  • 942Lamp frags.
  • 943Frag. Roman military dress? Ornamental lion's head.
  • 944Marble frags.
  • 945Marble fingers, one complete, one with tip missing - joins hand F 899.
  • 946Ter. figurine of horse's head.
  • 947Ter. figurine, man's head, part of neck, chin & mouth only; wheel-made.

Also mentionedSH133, SH134, P744

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