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 88 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 88 of 107

FindsDiary page 2939
1962.Glass, part of rim and base of large bottle. Thin\
blown fabric. S. of S. Bldg., 00-0.68 m. w. ofGl 221\
e. wall 00-0.50 m. in 2917-1 near bottom. 28Dec51.
1963.Lamp handle. Perforated. Probably Broneer XXVII.\
Same provenience. 28Dec51. Near bottom 2917-1.

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1964.Base of thin blown glass vase. S. Bldg., 00-1.90 m.\
s. of s. wall opposite e. wall of corridor 1,Gl 306\
2941-1. 31Dec51.
1965.Same provenience but 2941-3. 31Dec51. Inscribed\
pot handle?

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1966.Glass frags. 1. Glass lamp, saucer type\
with pinched lip. 2. Frags. thin blown glass -Gl 215\
rims - bases. S. of S. Bldg., 00-1.70 e. of w.Gl 303\
wall. 39.00-40.40 m. in 2633-3. 3 Jan 52.
1967.Ter. lamp frags. Same provenience. 3Jan52.

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1968. | Ter. lamp frag. Saucer type with pinched lip.\ 24.00 - 25.30 m. e. of w. wall of S. Bldg.\ 00-3.00 s. of s. wall. 2615-2. 3Jan52. 1969. | 2 ter figurine frags. S. of S. Bldg., 00-2.90\ 00-1.00 w. of s. projection of e. face of e. wall\ 2949-2. 4Jan52.

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1970. | Ter. figurine. Sheep? S. of S. Bldg., 00-2.40\ 00-1.00 m. w. of e. face of e. wall of room 5\ in 2949-3. 4Jan52. 1971. | Saucer type ter. lamp, fragmentary. 00-1.75 m. S.\ of S. Bldg., 39.00-40.00 m. e. of w. wall. 2633-\ 3. 5 Jan 52.

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1972. | 4 ter. figurine frags. 00-1.20 s. of S. Bldg.,\ 12.00-13.30 e. of w. wall. 2947-3. 5 Jan 52. 1973. | 2 frags. of rim of Roman lamp. 00.00-1.90 m. s.\ of s. wall of S. Bldg., opposite w. wall of room\ 1. 2941-4. 7Jan52.

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1974.3 ter. figurine frags. Same provenience.
1975.Pot handle with incised letter A. Same provenience.
1976.Frags. blown glass lamp - saucer type w. pinched\
lip. Betw. S. & SE Bldg., 7.00-9.00 m. n. of s.Gl 195\
wall of S. Bldg., 2955-1, 8Jan52.

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1977. | Nozzle of lamp. Probably pre-Roman. 00-0.50\ m. n. of w. face of e. wall of S. Bldg.,\ 00-1.00 m. n. of S. wall (n. face) in 1957-1.\ 8Jan52. 1978. | Glass frag. 0.70-1.90 m. n. of s. wall of S.\ Bldg. (s. face) between S. & SE Bldg., 2951-2.\ 10Jan52.

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1979. | Handle ter. pot with incised Cypriot character.\ Same provenience. 10Jan52. 1980. | Coin, very thick. Illegible. Same provenience. | C 3608\ at 1.16 m. n. of s. face of s. wall of S. Bldg.\ at 0.24 e. of e. wall of S. Bldg., 1.56 m. below\ window sill of guard house in 2957-2, bottom.\ 10Jan52.

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1981. | Thin blown glass frags. Betw. S. & SE Bldg.,\ at 7.80-9.00 m. n. of ws s. wall of S. Bldg.\ 2955-2. 10Jan52.

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 (21)

  • Gl 221Bottle fragments
  • Lamp handle
  • Gl 306Base of vase
  • Pot handle?
  • Gl 215Glass lamp, saucer type
  • Gl 303Glass frags.
  • Ter. lamp frags.
  • Ter. lamp frag.
  • Ter figurine frags.
  • Ter. figurine
  • Saucer type ter. lamp, fragmentary
  • Ter. figurine frags.
  • Roman lamp rim frags.
  • Ter. figurine frags.
  • Pot handle
  • Gl 195Blown glass lamp, saucer type
  • Nozzle of lamp
  • Glass frag.
  • Handle ter. pot
  • C 3608Coin
  • Thin blown glass frags.

Also mentionedGl 303

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