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 46 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 46 of 107

Table continued from scan 45

FindsDiary page 2105
1189.Coin. This coin of Miss Cox's list isC 655
numbered 1180, I think. Check.
SE Bldg., s. portico, 2035-3. 0.57 m. s.
of s. stylobate. E 16.60 at 0.455 below
top of stylobate. 5 June 50.
Page 2106
1190.Coin. Constantius II. SE Bldg., portico,C 656
s. portico, 2035-3. 2.20 s. of s. stylobate
of court, 20.00 east. At 0.470 below top of
s. stylobate. 5 June 50.
1191.Myrtle leaf-bronze.M 869
SE Bldg., s. portico, 2037-3. 0.33 s. of s.
stylobate. 16.19 east. At 0.425 below top
of s. stylobate. 5 June 50.
Page 2107
1192.Frag. Roman lamp. Discarded, too fragmentary.
SE Bldg., s. portico, E 19-20, 2035-3. 5 June 50.
1193.Coin. Illegible. .. 6 June 50.C 657
Page 2109
1194.Lamp frag? Temple A, w. cella, e aisle,L 1447
N 10-13, 2021-3, 2023-3, from sieve.
6 June 50.
1195.Box glass frags. Very thin & fragile blown
glass, transparent with iridescence. Too frag'y
to cat. SE Bldg., s. portico, E 7-12, 2035-3.
6 June 50.
Page 2111
1196.2 lamp frags. Discarded as too fragmentary.
Same provenience.
1197.Iron frags. Same provenience. E 7-8, S.
14.00-15.00.
1198.Mainly sherds from 1 vase.P 2300
Same provenience at about 14.50 s. and 8.50
E. 2035-3.
1199.Coin. Alexander, Curium.C 658
Temple A, w. cella, east aisle, N. 4.51; near
bottom 2021-5 in red soil at 0.88 m. west of
east wall of aisle. At level 1.28 below top
of s. wall. 6 June 50. See Film 142-20
near xi(?) at about same level as what appears
to have been a bit of thin floor tiling.
Page 2113
1200.Inscribed pan tile. Gr. Dim. .255.St 6
Trench 11, S 0-2, E 6-10, (room 2, SE Bldg,
upper debris). Dated 17 April - numbered 7 June.
1201.Sherds from a water jar. Decorated with incisedP 2301
circles. Flat, horizontal rim, twisted handle
springing. Two volutes on either side of it on
shoulder. SE Bldg., room 3, cistern, in bay leading
from room, depth 0.-0.92 m. below bedrock floor
of room. Numbered 7 June 50.
Page 2114
1202.Coin. Severus Alex. Cistern 4, Bay 1, depthC 659
0.1.00 below level bedrock serving as floor to
room 3, SE Bldg. From sieve. 7 June 50.
1203.Coin. Illegible. Same provenience.C 660
Page 2116
1204.Coin. Illegible, probably late 3rd cent. B.C.C 661
Same provenience.
1205.Coin. Maximian, 285-305. Same provenience.C 662
1206.Coin. Illegible, early imperial. Same provenienceC 663.
Page 21167
1207.Coin. Constantius II. Same provenience.C 664

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 (19)

  • C 655Coin
  • C 656Coin
  • M 869Myrtle leaf-bronze
  • Frag. Roman lamp
  • C 657Coin
  • L 1447Lamp frag?
  • Box glass frags
  • 2 lamp frags
  • Iron frags
  • P 2300Sherds from 1 vase
  • C 658Coin
  • St 6Inscribed pan tile
  • P 2301Sherds from a water jar
  • C 659Coin
  • C 660Coin
  • C 661Coin
  • C 662Coin
  • C 663Coin
  • C 664Coin

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