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| Bronze pin consisting of a thick shaft, circular in section, ending in a spherical head. Cf. Corinth XII, p. 281, #2272 and 2273. Bronze Fragment. Two non-joining fragments preserve head, upper part of ... 4th or 5th century? (on analogy with Corinth XII, #2272 and 2273) |
Complete or intact ... 1933/04/03 |
| Bronze netting needle consisting of a long, thin shaft with sets of two inward-curving prongs at each end. These were probably placed at right angles to each other, as in Corinth XII, p. 177, #1273. Bronze ... Byzantine? (on analogy with Corinth XII, #1273) |
Bronze lid or ornament with central pierced hole. Edge recessed to receive bottom. Relief spiral radiates from center. Bronze. Complete or intact. Found with iron stud (not inventoried) ... 1933/05/03 |
| Bronze pin consisting of a long, thin shaft, circular in section, ending in an upright oval head. Bronze Missing parts. Single fragment preserves shaft, head; end of shaft and tip missing ... 4th century |
| Large stone axe head with one end rounded, other tapered to relatively fine edge. In horizontal section axe is triangular with rounded sides. Blade end not vertical but contracts toward bottom. Large ... Probably EH II |
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