POTTERY. Byzantine (3 frr., 0.026 kg): 1 rim: Green and Brown Painted-ware bowl with pointed lip (est. Diam rim 0.200), upper exterior has thin, horizontal, painted brown to black lines, and clear glaze, interior has white slip and green glaze extending over rim (late 12th century); 1 body: exterior has white slip, interior has dark red and brown glaze (12th–13th century); 1 body: exterior and interior have white slip and yellow glaze (12th–13th century).
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POTTERY. Greek (4 frr., 0.047 kg): 1 Corinthian fine ware (open-shape body); 3 Corinthian A/A′ amphora.
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POTTERY. Roman (1,035 frr., 13.44 kg): standard colluvial assemblage.
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SMALL FINDS. Glass (10 frr.): 1 body, dark yellowish orange (brown); 1 body, light green, thick; 1 body, greenish colorless, thin; 1 body, blue; 2 body, light blue; 2 base, blue (folded, tubular ring base); 1 base, light blue (folded, tubular ring base); 1 base, colorless base (concave bottom).
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SMALL FINDS. Metal: 3 total: 1 lead strip: sinker, shim or patch? (KM259); 1 fr. bronze nail shank (p.L. 0.036, Th. 0.004); 1 fr. iron nail shank (p.L. 0.063, Th. 0.006). Coin: bronze coin of Corinth (ca. 375–368 B.C.E.; KC078).
Explanation of deposition
Massive Early Byzantine sediment filling passageway.