59. Arch. Cat. G:13
60. North-south across S16 Basement Compartment and northern section of S17’s interior fill
61. Arch. Cat. E:6 and Arch. Cat. E:10
62. Plan of the post-A.D. 262 sanctuary additions in solid black
63. Plan of the S29 Mound
64. North-south section of surface fill associated with the S29 Mound’s northern ring wall
65. Child’s skeleton trapped in the earthquake-disturbed masonry capping south of the T20 retaining wall
66. Plan of the sanctuary at its fullest development toward the end of the second century A.D. Walls shown in stipple were no longer in use by this time
67. Reconstruction by David Hopkins of the sanctuary at its fullest development toward the end of the 2nd century A.D.
PLATES
2. The cleared sanctuary from the northeast at the end of 1979 season
3. Column reused in the face of wall T23
4. Wadi drain and S28 bridge abutment cleared by Ghislanzoni from the southeast
6. Section of wall T12 from the south; Jeffrey Cohen is crouching in foreground
7. S8 Sacred House from the southwest
10. G2 entranceway from the west
11. S10 mosaic floor from the east
12. The wall furthest to left is the G6 Doorway seen from east after 1969 season of excavation
13. S22 Mosaic Corridor from the east
14. S22’s fragmentary mosaic pavement from the north
15. Western corner of the Lower Sanctuary seen from the north. The S27 Compartments rises above W14 wall lining the south face of the wadi drain
16. Detail of T20 retaining wall from the north
17. Tunnel Vault V3 to left; Tunnel Vault V1/V2 to right
18. S26 Northeast Annex from the north
19. The S23/S24 Late Structure north or down the slope from the S15 Portico Structure (at right) and the S16 Basement Compartment (at left). View taken from the southwest
20. Interior face of north wall of S23 Late Structure. Two drafted blocks of Wall W33 rest on bedrock. The third course of bedrock is the threshold of door G7
21. Arch. Cat. J:13 built into S24 Late Structure’s northeast corner
22. Arch. Cat. P:7
23. S15 Portico Vestibule north of the S22 Corridor from the southwest
24. S20 Propylaeum from the southeast
25. Roman propylaeum in Cyrene’s Sanctuary of Apollo from the northwest
26. Arch. Cat. F:11 in situ
27. Arch. Cat. E:5
28. Arch. Cat. L:10
29. Partially excavated W23 walls from the southwest
30. Wall W4 from southwest
31. Eastern two-thirds of the partially excavated S29 Mound from the north. The S5a Sacred House is seen at the left
32. The S29 Mound’s northern ring incorporating a headless female statue, Kane no. 63
33. The S29 Mound’s southern ring wall incorporating Kane no. 30
34. Kane nos. 42 and 54 as found buried in the S29 Mound
35. Walls W17 and W18 with associated terracotta drain south of S20 Propylaeum, seen from east
36. S31 Structure from the southwest
37. Wall 12a and northern half of Wall W16 seen from the east
38. The junction of Wall W16 with W12a seen from the west
39. Child’s skeleton trapped in the earthquake-disturbed masonry capping south of the T20 retaining wall seen from the east
40. Marble head of Libyan man. Kane no. 140 (stolen and not recovered). Late Hadrianic/early Antonine
41. Marble head of woman. Kane no. 104. Hadrianic
42. Marble head of man. Kane no. 143 (stolen 2000 and not recovered). Early 2nd century A.D.
A1. Fragmentary panel of fine-grained marble (A.34)
Minor Abbreviations
The abbreviation Arch. Cat., followed by a letter-number combination, that regularly appears in the figure and plate captions as well as in the main body of the text refers to the Architectural Catalogue developed to record architectural frusta separately from the project’s general object inventory catalogue system. Single letters indicate the following categories.
| A | Marble column shafts or drums |
| B | Limestone column shafts or drums |
| C | Engaged columns |
| D | Spiral columns |
| E | Capitals |
| F | Bases |
| H | Rabetted and L-shaped blocks |
| I | Door jambs and lintels |
| J | Blocks with mouldings |
| K |