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A thick mold like a tile, with part of an uncertain representation, possibly the forelegs of a horse, moving to the left. Well. Leica ... Card: end 2nd-early 3rd c. A.D. |
First interpretation: mold for drapery.
A piece from a large mould.
Irregular behind. "Hole". Leica ... 30 May 1933 |
Back of plaque preserved; edges broken.
The back flat. Preserved the forelegs of a horse.
Unglazed.
Light red clay, very micaceous. Leica ... 22 March 1934 |
Mold for plaque with horse and chariot.
Part of one hind leg, and of the chariot wheel preserved. Below the rim of the mould.
Very coarse red clay with large bits; buff slip. Trench 2, filling. Leica ... 25 April 1934 |
Two fragments of mould.
a) A fragment from the lower left corner of the mould.
The lead fragments of an ancient mend are partly preserved.
Hind legs and part of the tail and belly of an animal right ... 19 May 1934 |
Fragment a): the lower edge is preserved; otherwise broken.
A kantharos can be made out among a number of long narrow objects.
Fragment b): is a fragment from the corner, with part of the high side preserved ... 20 March 1933 |
Bottom preserved. Broken away above, at left, and at right.
The part preserved is the mold for the tail and the two hind legs of an animal. Brown earth, in fill over Burnt Building. Chiefly Late Roman ... 16 March 1935 |
Large flat fragments of a mold for a relief.
Part of the bottom edge of the mold preserved on fragment b); otherwise broken all around. The mold was broken in antiquity, and mended with lead clamps, parts ... 31 May 1935 |
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