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The front half of a circular plinth preserved, with a projecting lamp nozzle; on top of the plinth, the feet of a statuette.
Red wash, light inside and dark purplish-red, typical, outside.
Clay pink to ... 31 May 1933 |
| An Eros, with a high diadem, below which long curls fall down his back, and with wings springing above his shoulders, holds in front of him, at waist level, a small lamp with three nozzles, in the shape ... 1933 |
| Preserved is only the upper part of a negro, and part of the handle above his head.
Red matte glaze.
Buffy orange clay. Debris from destruction of the building (late 3rd. or early 4th. century A.D. ?) ... 1933 |
Preserved is only half of the almond-shaped base, outlined by a single groove, and part of the side wall. The wall has a curious rough finish (perhaps a "brandfehl").
Inscribed on the bottom.
Red-brown ... 7 March 1933 |
| Boy's head.
Eye, ear, and filling hole in top preserved.
Red wash. With late Roman and Turkish sherds. Leica, LXVIII-83 ... 9 February 1934 |
| The Satyr is drinking from kantharos, which he grasps with both hands. Horn on one side; pointed ear; pierced eyes, snob nose.
Reddish-brown wash.
Pinkish-buff clay.
Late Roman.
Cf. L 710, TC 380, TC ... 17 March 1934 |
| The lamp had a standing figure on it.
It is crudely ribbed, and has a blunt nozzle projecting from it.
Dull red glaze.
Cf. L 707. 286 Leica, LXIX-12 ... 24 March 1934 |
| Broken away behind and at the neck.
Head from plastic lamp (?). High headdress, or handle (?) The eyes pierced.
Flaky red glaze over buff clay.
Probably from plastic lamp.
ADDENDA: Negroid head, Mime ... Ca. 200-250 A.D. |
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