Google Earth| Collection: | Corinth | |
| Type: | Basket | |
| Name: | NB230 B1 P26 | |
| Area: | Agora southwest | |
| Category: | Basket/zembil | |
| Notebook: | 230 | |
| Context: | 1 | |
| Page: | 26 | |
| Date: | 1961/04/20 | |
| Lot: | NB230 B001 P026 | |
| Stratum: | Removal of Wall #5-#6 | |
| Notes: | April 20 (p. 26-28) In Room #3 in area ΠΓ/97-98 west of Wall #5-#6 we discovered a strosis at +85.204. West of this strosis at ΠΒ/98, +85.474, we struck Wall #10 under the western part of strosis +85.514. We destroyed Wall #5-#6, which is shown from the south in photograph 4 (Neg. 61-5-5; Ph. Vol. 18, p. 26). Wall #5 was discovered on April 18 in fill #4 of that day at ΠΓ-ΠΔ/101-99 and Wall #6 on April 18 in fill #5 of that day at ΠΔ/98-99. Both walls appeared to be a continuous wall running straight NNW-SSE from the south edge of the excavation at 101 to the north scarp at 98, with an upper level +86.194 and a lower level +85.184, where we found a hard strosis. On the west face the foundation level begins at approx. +85.634. The wall is straight, built of uncoursed rubble with little tile, if any, and with a great deal of dirt. Wall #5-#6 appears to be earlier than Wall #3 which cuts across its middle running E-W. Basket #1 was used from the fill from within the wall. [AG-It is not clear whether the same basket was used during the work in Room #3 described in the first paragraph, of if Basket #2 was used, as in the rest of the room (see NB230 B2 P028)]. [AG-added in red pencil near finds stamp: IX Turkish]. | |
| Period: | Turkish | |
| Chronology: | Turkish, matt-painted, some possibly Frankish | |
| Site: | Corinth | |
| City: | Ancient Corinth | |
| Country: | Greece | |
| Masl: | 85.184-86.194m. |
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