BUILDING MATERIALS. Mortar/plaster: 401 frr., 10.78 kg. Tile/brick: 118 frr., 7.09 kg.
Contents of Unit
LAMP. (23 frr., 0.117 kg): 1 Classical Corinthian nozzle; 1 Italian discus/shoulder (triple framing ring); 9 Athenian early and late glazed: 2 discus/shoulder/handle/base (plain+herringbone, Α, KL104), 3 discus (1 walking bear, cf. KL232; 1 rosette; 1 twisted rosette), 1 shoulder/nozzle (herringbone), 3 body; 12 Athenian late unglazed: 1 discus (Constantinian monogram with double circles at ends of bars), 1 shoulder (wavy lines), 2 nozzle, 5 body, 3 base.
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POTTERY. Byzantine (3 frr., 0.037 kg): 1 rim/body: Sgraffito-ware bowl/plate with horizontal rim (est. Diam. 0.320), interior has white slip and yellow glaze with fine palmette design on top of rim (mid-late
12th century); 1 body: Sgraffito-ware bowl with thick wall, interior has white slip and yellow glaze with design of rays? or hatching (mid-12th–early 13th century); 1 rim: bowl? with pointed lip and vertical rim (est. Diam. 0.280), no decoration (13th–16th century).
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POTTERY. Greek (8 frr., 0.062 kg): 2 Corinthian fine ware (kantharos base; closed-shape body), 2 Attic fine ware (mug base; open-shape body), 2 Corinthian molded relief ware (Hellinistic bowl rim with meander?; Hellenistic bowl body with egg pattern); 2 Corinthian A/A′ amphora.
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POTTERY. Roman (869 frr., 7.15 kg): standard colluvial assemblage, date range to Late Roman. Italian sigillata festoon appliqué (KP179), Athenian Gouged-ware globular pitcher (KP180).
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SMALL FINDS. Coins: assarion of Corinth for Nero (54–68 C.E.; KC050); antoninianus of Gallienus from Asia Minor (267 C.E.; KC047).
Contents of Unit
SMALL FINDS. Glass (1 fr.): body, light yellow, thin.
Explanation of deposition
Mixed sediment inside Building A1 containing debris from Early-Middle Roman ritual activity and collection of Late Roman lamps.