BUILDING MATERiALS. Stone (7 frr., 0.25 kg): 4 bluish gray schistose marble chips,1 pavonazzetto (p.L. 0.092, Th. 0.024); 3) 1 Proconnesian (p.L. 0.060, Th. 0.015), 1 Pentelic (p.L. 0.062, Th. 0.018). Mortar/plaster: 884 frr., 17.25 kg. Tesserae (3): 1 white, 1 black, 1 pink. Tile/brick: 274 frr., 10.80 kg (incl several in greenish yellow early Corinthian fabric).
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LAMP. (5 frr., 0.013 kg): 3 Ath glazed handle; 1 Ath late unglazed discus
(rosette); 1 unk body.
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MODERN DEBRIS. 1 fr. hard gray plastic (bucket?); 1 oblong lead fishing-line sinker; 1 steel nail.
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POTTERY. Byzantine (8 frr., 0.042 kg): 1 body: Corinthian? Brown Glazed-ware convex body (cup or jug?), exterior? has clear glaze without slip (11th century or later; cf. TRC0806-002); 1 body: Sgraffito ware, interior has white slip and yellow glaze with fine linear design (mid-late 12th century); 6 body: Corinthian Sgraffito-ware bowls/plates, upper exterior has white slip, interior has white to light yellow slip and uneven, yellow to light green glaze with traces of uneven, broad, linear and spiral designs (early 13th century).
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POTTERY. Greek (13 frr., 0.038 kg): 8 Corinthian fine ware (1 pyxis lid rim; 2 cup/pitcher handles; 1 krater handle; 1 kotyle/skyphos base; 1 bowl body; 2 closed-shape body), 3 Attic fine ware (1 open-shape rim; 2 Classical–Hellenistic open-shape body), 1 imported fine
ware (bowl base, KP111), 1 Corinthian coarse ware (lekane body).
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POTTERY. Roman (1,363 frr., 13.57 kg): date range to Late Roman. ESA, ESB, Italian sigillata(?), ESC, ARS; unslipped pitcher; basin/jar; cooking ware including NePcf; Campanian, Koan-type, MRA3, African, combed amphora.