Work began at 7:30. There were 7 workmen present. Takis was foreman. Charlene Bleistein and Ruth Gais supervised.

The men continued to execute the plaster and stone debris in Trench 70-8. See EF-CB-RG-I, April 15

IPR 70-11
IPR 70-21
Basket 79 contains sherds from the plaster and stone debris G-L: 15-26, Trench 70-8, Plan. 49.50m-48.76m.
Pottery lotted and characteristic specimens saved (1/4)

Fragment of a hawksbeak molding made of soft stone, from the debris deposit at

The fragment preserves 3 coats of plaster with dark red visible on each.
Trench 70-8. See plan.

Side view of molding fragment, showing three layers of plaster.

The fragment was tagged and placed in its own box - unnumbered - to preserve the plaster as much as possible. Mr. Clement photographed it.

A heavy metal object, possible lead was found in the plaster debris at G-L: 15-26. It has a groove on 2 sides, and 2 small holes on its curved side. It is 8 cm long, 4.3 cm wide. It was placed in a separate envelope.

Another hawksbeak fragment from the debris is being tagged.
X-C: 21-22, 50.50-49.60m.
White plaster on top & side; no color.
uninventoried stone

Part of a lamp nozzle was removed from Basket 79 and placed in an envelope.
G-L: 15-26
49.50-48.76

A metal nail-like object was also put in an envelope.
G-L: 15-26, 49.50m.
length 0.060
much corroded.
discarded

uninventoried Palaimonion Lamp
Lamp fragment
G-L: 15-26
49.50m.
EF 70-8.

A Marble fragment convex on one side and shallowly curved on the other was placed in an envelope. Possibly the lip of a lion water spout.

PAC 70-2-21/22
EF 70-II from SE. April 28.

PAC 70-2-23/24
EF 70-2 from SE. April 28.

Sherds from the debris fill X-C: 21-22 (N. of the rubble wall) are being kept in Box #61-B and will be added to Basket # 61, which contains the pottery from the same deposit in 70-6.
Basket 61-Vol I, April 13

IPR 70-10. Pottery lotted and added to Box 61 except for a frying pan for inventory.

Frying pan from Box 61B-IPR-70-10

Basket #80 contains soft stone fragments, many with plaster on them from the plaster and stone. Debris: 49.50-48.76-48.40m.
G-L: 15-26.
lotted and 1/2 saved

Molding fragment from the debris tagged.

uninventoried stone
no plaster, but stone very smooth & well-preserved.

PAC 70-2-19/20
EF 70-II from SE.
April 28

The continuation of the S parallel stadium wall appeared at grid: E-H 21-23, level 49.23m. EF 70-8.

A marble fragment, possible part of a lion's mane was found at G-L: 15-26, 49.45m. It was placed in an envelope.

Moulding fragment from the debris, G-L: 15-26. Red-pained plaster on 3 sides. 49.50m. Trench 70-8 plan
greatest preserved l: 0.27m
greatest preserved h: 0.25m

A molding fragment was found in the debris G-L: 15-26. It appears to be of the hawksbeak type and shows traces of red, white and blue paint. 49.50m.
greatest preserved l: 0.019m
greatest preserved h: 0.013m

Basket 81 contains soft-stone fragments with plaster from G-L: 15-26, 49.50-48.76.
Lotted and 2 saved

Plaster fragments from U-A: 22-26 were added to Basket 78 S. of the rubble walls A and B). EF 70-8. Cf. I.

CB-RG 70-2 56-57 April 21.
East Field, Trenches 70-8, 70-2, and 70-6 after removal of stone debris from 70-8. From N.

At three areas of the trench the end of the stone and plaster debris was reached. At area X-B: 18-21, the debris ended at 49.70m.
At area W-A: 20-23 between the two rubble walls (A & B), at 49.74.
At area U-A: 23-26 between Wall B and the S. end of the trench, at 49.55m.
At G-L: 15-26:
The earth beneath the debris in these areas is hard reddish brown with small stones.

In the stone & plaster debris at G-L: 15-26 a green metal object was found. I is folded and very thin, 0.025m long. It was placed in a separate envelope. Trench 70-8. Plan.

CB-RG 70-2 52/- April 21. East Field, Trench 70-8:southern "Retaining-Wall" partly exposed after removal of soft debris fill. Fom N.

CB-RG 70-2 53/54 April 21. East Field, Trench 70-8: southern "Retaining-Wall" partly exposed after removal of soft stone debris fill. From N.