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Coins:
5 May 1932 #1-#7
Laughing faun found at this level with pottery similar to that of group K (miniature) ... 3rd c.-267 A.D. |
Bottom of well plus dump. Coins:
4 May 1932 #8
5 May 1932 #8-#42 'from mud', #42 uncertain ... 2nd. c. A.D. |
Nbp. 661: Dug in 1st c. Cleaned out almost to bottom shortly after the middle of the 3rd c. and used for a few years. During Herulian invasion of 267, Laughing Faun broken up and thrown in. Thereafter ... 1st-5th c. A.D., 2nd c. A.D.=POU |
| Mended from over 73 fragments; apparently deliberately destroyed. Missing is body of goat and fragments from back of neck and back of right hand of faun.
The faun, smiling, is holding panpipes in his ... 5 May 1932 |
| A small horizontal rim projects below a high vertical band. High ring foot.
Pinkish-buff clay, with red to purplish wash over all, but much worn on inside of bowl.
ADDENDA Probably Roman period. Corinthian ... 5 May 1932 |
| Mended from two fragments; broken below collar; nose missing. Eyes bored. Mold made with careful join; remains of glaze inside, at mouth end.
Cf. BMC Lamps, pl. VI, no. 85 and Alexandria Museum no. 6502 ... 5 May 1932 |
| Front part of head.
Features of slight projection in smooth face. Flowing wavy hair.
White paint on eyes and hair, with traces of black. Well. Found in going through mud.
3rd c. A.D. Leica ... 5 May 1932 |
| Broken at base of neck. Nose chipped.
Exaggerated length due to crude join. Head tipped slightly back and left. Oval face with heavy, regular features.
Red paint on hair, with faint traces of blue.
Pinkish ... Publication: 3rd c. A.D. |
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