BUILDING MATERIALS. Stone (2 frr., 0.005 kg): 1 Pentelic/gray variant (a+b+c+d: p.L. 0.081, Th. 0.019); 1 Pentelic with 1 tapering edge and 1 fascia on polished face (p.L. 0.055, Th. 0.011). Mortar/plaster: 15 frr., 0.68 kg. Tile/brick: 115 frr., 12.30 kg.
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LAMP. (1 fr., 0.003 kg): Late Roman-Early Byzantine Athenian late unglazed discus/shoulder (raised
triple circles+bands, KL114).
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MODERN DEBRIS: 1 iron heel plate from boot (World War II-era).
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POTTERY. Byzantine (2 frr., 0.013 kg): 1 body: Corinthian(?) Monochrome Sgraffito-ware(?) bowl, upper exterior has white slip, interior has white slip and light green glaze, wheel ridging on exterior (second half
13th-14th century); 1 worn body (13th-16th century?).
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POTTERY. Greek (4 frr., 0.027 kg): 2 Corinthian fine ware (bowl base, 3; closed-shape body), 2 Attic fine ware (open-shape body including krater).
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POTTERY. Roman (1,149 frr., 12.83 kg): standard colluvial assemblage, date range to Late Roman. African red slip palm branches stamp (KP164).
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SCULPTURE. 2 frr. marble small statue of draped figure (KS002a, KS002b).
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.