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| John McK. Camp II ... Further excavations were conducted in Section ΟΟ, supplementing those done earlier. The large Roman complex, now known as the Southwest Bath, were completely explored. Cuts to the north of the building ... 13 May-6 Jul 1969 |
| M. Alison Frantz ... The excavation of the Roman Bath east of the Poros Building was resumed in order to clarify aspects on plan and chronology of the building. It was discovered that there had been a bath in the area from ... 17 Jun-31 Jul 1968 |
| Back and edges broken away. Helmet shaped terracotta object with six holes around sides. Nosepiece indicated in solid clay, also crest, decorated with four low bosses. Edge broken away in a manner suggesting ... July 1968 |
| Base and over one-half of wall and rim preserved in nine joining fragments. High ring foot, convex walls, out-turned rim. Within: four palmettes surrounded by single band of rouletting.
Peeling black ... 23 May 1969 |
Ten fragments, strengthened with plaster, make up about two-thirds of the rim and part of wall. Frieze: large vines with tendrils, leaves and bunches of grapes. Winged figure, and another unidentified ... 23 May 1969 |
| Mended from numerous pieces. Wall fragments and about one-fifth of rim missing. Restored in plaster. Central medallion: Gorgon head surrounded by pointed leaves, with darts between tips of leaves. Lower ... 23 May 1969 |
Small part of rim and small wall fragments missing; restored in plaster. Numerous joining fragments. Central medallion: fifteen-leaf rosette, side walls covered with floral pattern alternating fronds and ... 23 May 1969 |
Mended from numerous pieces. Somewhat more than three-fourths complete. Restored in plaster. Central medallion: Gorgon head. Lower wall: alternate winged Erotes and bunches of grapes. A band of tongue ... 23 May 1969 |
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