APC Image: AK 0793: Late ceramic/terracotta objects from the Sanctuary of Eros and Aphrodite. Top: small flask with two perforated lugs. The reverse side of AK 0791 (right). Depicts a man seated sideways on an ass or a horse. Bottom: Upper half of a mould for a Christian lamp, with a cross on the discus and alternating triangles and heart-shaped leaves on the rim. Left: late Roman lamp found near the opening to the underground passage. On the discus is a rosette and on the rim are two parallel grooves. Right: late Roman lamp found together with the preceding. On the discus is the figure of Eros (to the left) blowing a double flute. In front is an altar beside which a goat is lying. On the reverse is the signature EY. The date of the two lamps is the 4th century A.D.