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… the upper end: a large fragment of a Corinthian, well-worked marble capital with several fresh fracture surfaces. As the capital's position is not original, it is lifted. In the vicinity also several associated fragments of leaves and volutes are collected. Next to this capital but in the continuation of the trench to the west and down on the floor are found four large fragments of another Corinthian capital (2) with a different technique, more deeply cut and not so stylised as no. 1. These capitals too have been split in recent times and displaced from their position, which is why they are lifted together with some smaller associated fragments. Further in (to the west) is exposed on the stone floor itself a longitudinally split column (upper part) diam 0,52 m – the same measurement as the corresponding one on column 1 — extending into the trench wall. 0,50 m north of this also on the floor itself is exposed a smaller column fragment probably belonging to the same column. The larger fragment is excavated to … continues
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