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 58 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 58 of 107

FindsDiary page 2317
1406.Box glass frags. Translucent frags. TwoGL 217
slightly concave bases set off; another one withGL 219
tiny knob like projections. Several rim frr.GL 279, 280
None worth cat.
S. Bldg., Corridor 1, 7.00-12.50 north of s. wall
in 2301-3. 28 Nov. 50.
1407.Cooking pot. S. Bldg., Corridor 3, at 0.26 m. n.
of s. wall and at 0.44 m. e. of w. wall. At bottom
of 2267-2 (at 0.50 m. below top of s. wal l.
22 Nov. removed 29 Nov.
Page 2319
1408.Cooking pot or bowl. Frag'y. Coarse red clay;
medium thick fabric. Thickened ledge-rim, grooved.
Thumb-pressed handle. Fired black on bottom.
Not. cat. Same provenience, but at 0.11 m. north
of si. wall, 0.25 w. of e. wall, 0.47 below top of
s. wall. 22 Nov. removed 29 Nov.
1409.3 lamp frags. Roman. Type XXVIII. Discarded - not
worth cat. S. Bldg., Corridor 1, 0-2.00 m. s. of
n. wall in 2293-4. 2 Dec 50.
Page 2323
1410.Few glass frags - various. 1 base fr. with tinyGL 281
knobs around circumference. Thin, silvery
irridescence. 1 bluish translucent wall fr.
with ribs. Others. None worth cat.
Same provenience as previous. 2 Dec 50.
1411.Few glass frags. - various. 1 long, narrow neck
fr. with silvery irridescence. Few frr. of slightly
thickened rims. Various thin blown frr. Not worth
cat. S. Bldg., corridor 2, 2.00-3.60 south of north
wall, 2269-3 and 3 (b). 2 Dec 50.
Page 2334
1412.Thin blown glass frags including base of bottle.
Not worth cat. S. Bldg., corridor 1, 00-7.00 m. north
of s. wall, in 2289-4. 4 Dec 50.
1413.Lamp frag. Early Roman imperial - rim. Type XXII
Discarded, not worth cat. S. Bldg., room 2, east
side, against west wall, at bottom of 2329-1 in
fill at 1.29 below top of orthostate. 4 Dec 50.
Page 2336
1414.Glass frags. Blown glass with usual irridescence.
One base bottle. 1 fr. has erect rim & ribbedGL 214
shoulders. Several thinly blown frr. None worhhGL 224
cat. S. Bldg., corridor 1, 00-2.00 m. south of n.
wall, in 2293-5. 4 Dec 50. Some frags. found at
bottom of 2293-5.
1415.Coin. S. Bldg., room 3, e. side, at 0.96 below t op
of orthostates in e. stylobate. At 4.95 m. north of
s. wall and 0.48 west of e. wall. 5 Dec 50. 23297-4.
Page 2340
1416.Spindle whorl in bone. Disc-shaped pierced for
suspension. Not cat. Same provenience as previous
but at 0.095 m. s. of it. 5 Dec 50. In 2297-4.
1417.Frag. sheet lead. S. Bldg., room 3, east side,M 846
Bottom of 2297-4 at 0.30 m. w. of e. wall & at
4.50 m. north of xxxxxs. wall. 5 Dec 50.
Page 2341
1418.Iron finger ring. S. Bldg., c orridor 1, 00-2.00M 855
m. s. of n. wall in 2293-6. 5 Dec 50.
1419.Frag. rim of l amp. Early imperial. Discarded, too
fragmentary. S. Bldg., corridor 1, at 5.30 m. n. of s. wall,
and at 0.07 m. w. of e. wall and at 1.23 m. below top of e. wall -
measuring from top 5 Dec 50 of large ashlar block, at bottom of 2289-4(b).

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 (14)

  • 1406Box glass frags
  • 1407Cooking pot
  • 1408Cooking pot or bowl
  • 1409Lamp frags
  • 1410Glass frags
  • 1411Glass frags
  • 1412Glass frags
  • 1413Lamp frag
  • 1414Glass frags
  • 1415Coin
  • 1416Spindle whorl
  • 1417Frag. sheet lead
  • 1418Iron finger ring
  • 1419Lamp rim frag.

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