Daily Log

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Tuesday, July 10, 1973

In the morning three workmen continued excavating the top of the Agger, grids K-N 1-3.  Here the large rocks are located 20-100 cm, below topsoil, lying in heavy concentration at the top of the Agger.  Here there are alos a few scattered, heavily worn tile fragments, including a piece of frieze placque, and two small pieces of wall plaster.  Two other workmen excavated in grids L-M-N 6-8.  Here the chipped rocks are somewhat smaller, but equally concentrated.  A few shards of fine ware, possibly joining the oinochoe fragments found yesterday, were found here in grid M-7.

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19730093

19730093

• Find # 1
• Agger 10 grid L-2 (A)
• Frieze Placque Fragment - Cavetto
• Preserves 3-and-a-half strigils and one boss.
  • Drawing
  • Photo

19730106

19730106

• Find # 3
• Agger 10 grid K 2/3 (A)
• Frieze Placque Fragment - Seated Figures (?)
• Part of left edge with woman's head
  • Drawing
  • Photo

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19730111

19730111

• Find # 6
• Agger 10 grid K-1
• Frieze Placque Fragment - Banquet
• Preserves arm of lyre player
  • Drawing
  • Photo

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In the afternoon three workmen cleared grids L 6-8, the area which had been left previously as a wheel-barrow ramp.  Here more fragments probably belonging to the oinochoe with incised-line decoration were found along with scattered tile fragments and one fragment of the cavetto of a lateral sima.  Also two small, oral stones with incised bands (?)

Two workmen worked at a higher level on the top of the Agger excavating the large rocks which lie at a meter below the top of the Agger.

3 cassetti of tiles - discarded

1 cassette - coarse ware

1/2 strawberry carton - fine ware