BUILDING MATERIALS. Stone (1 fr., 0.005 kg): 1 small fr. Proconnesian (p.L. 0.028, Th. 0.004). Mortar/plaster: 136 frr., 4.25 kg. Tile/brick: 72 frr., 5.14 kg.
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INSCRIPTION: ER marble plaque with Latin text (KI024).
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MODERN DEBRIS. 5 frr. thin plastic: cup?; 1 grenade pin.
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POTTERY. Byzantine (2 frr., 0.004 kg): 1 body: Sgraffito-ware bowl, exterior and interior have white slip and yellow glaze, interior has imbricated or spiral design (mid-12th-early 13th century); 1 body: interior has white slip and yellow glaze (12th-13th century).
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POTTERY. Greek (7 frr., 0.142 kg): 2 Corinthian fine ware (1 kantharos base; 1 open-shape body), 1 Attic fine ware (flanged bowl); 1 Corinthian A/A′, 2 Middle-Late Hellenistic Knidian, 1 Middle-Late Hellenistic Rhodian amphora.
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POTTERY. Roman (747 frr., 7.20 kg): standard colluvial assemblage, date-range to Late Roman.
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SMALL FINDS. Glass (2 frr.): 1 rim, blue (large bottle with folded, flattened rim; cf. KM145, KM377); 1 base, light blue (folded, tubular ring base).
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Mixed sediment inside Building A1 containing debris from Early-Middle Roman ritual activity and collection of Late Roman lamps, combined with uppermost colluvium and topsoil on south ridge.