Frag. of vase (?) Pergamene (?). Fairly clean, hard
Sh 1600
light brown-buff clay; red glaze as on 669. Gr.
dim. 0.047 m. Cistern 3, p. 1369-5. 25 May 49.
In same box with F 669.
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671.
Ter. lamp. Complete save for end of nozzle.
L 1524
2 pieces - one small piece tobelonging to
nozzle. Dark grey brown clay. Dull dark brown
surface. Volutes from nozzle to rim. Volutes
do not project beyond wall at nozzle as in early
examples of XXII. Tongues under volute and on
rim, but not on nozzle. Two wide concentric
grooves on rim. Decorated discus. Probably Br.
type XXII, inscribed on bottom. Cistern 3, depth
4.41 m. from top of coping. p. 1369-6. 27 May 49.
672.
Frag. lamp with saucer shape. Brick coloured common
L 1525
clay; white slip (?). Cistern 3, 1369-5.
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This type of lamp was not in common use as far as
I know later than the early 3rd century. B.C.
It is the only lamp to date from the cistern which
does not belong to the 1st century A.D.
673.Ter. figurine in 5 frags. Head of Apollo?6 frags. all joins. 2.65 m. from s.e. corner ofTemple B precinct between parallel walls. Depthof 0.45 m. from surface. 23 May 49.
674.
Ter. lamp. Complete save for frag broken off from
L 1526
handle. Brown buff hard clean clay. No glaze left.
Narrow rim, plain; long handle; volutes on nozzle
encroaching on rim; no tongues. Depressed decorated
0.83 m. below top of n.e. corner of west wa& north
cross walls. 26 May 49.
675.
Ter. lamp. 2 frags. Probably same type as F 674.
L 1527
Clean, hard brown buff clay, perforated vertical
handle on rim. Ovules on rim. No glaze. Concentric
ridge dividing rim from despressed discus. Similar
concentric ridge on discus. 0.33 m. below top of
east precinct wall, the more westerly one; 29.50
from s.e. corner of Temple B precinct, on east side.
0.33 m. below top of wall just before it turns
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at an acute angle toward the East Bldg. Broneer
type: ________. 21 May 49
676.4 frags. Similar type lamp, including perforatedhandle and part of discus. Yellow to brick colouredclay, hard & clean. Type XXV - discarded as too frag.to catalogue.Between parallel east precinct wall 0-10 m. south ofnorth cross wall at s.e. corner of Temple B precinct,0.32 m. below surface. Broneer type ________. 20 May 49
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.
