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Broken top and bottom.
Head with high plain headdress, allowing a few curls to escape over the forehead.
Unglazed.
Red clay.
Late Roman. ca. 3.10m. below surface Ca. 3.10m. below surface. Found with coins ... 4 March 1936 |
Head broken off behind, at neck and at right.
Traces of white color.
Red clay. Cistern. Leica ... 3 March 1936 |
| First interpretation: female head.
The finished lower edge seems to be preserved at the front; chipped at the back.
A woman 's face, with large heavy features and open lips. The heavy roll of hair, parted ... 4 March 1936 |
Fragments from a relief plaque reused for an inscription.
Fragments Κ 480a (a) and Κ 480b (b), broken at top, bottom, and sides. The second is stained black from the cesspool beneath which it was found ... 165/6 A.D., and ca. 180 A.D. |
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