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Inscribed fragment.
Original back, top and sides are preserved.
Crudely cut.
Three lines of the inscription preserved.
Poros. Found in a wall of the modern house 640/11, south of the Market Square. Leica ... 6 November 1937 ... Found in a wall of the modern house 640/11, south of the Market Square. |
Much of body, one handle and piece of the other missing; restored in plaster. Narrow base, profile reverse curve.
Pinkish buff clay, partly peeled black glaze. Well, box 79. 1101 Leica, LIII-33, 83-1-20(21,22), ... 1934 ... PD 640-11 |
Upper parts of handles missing, restored.
Ring foot; strap handles, slightly concave. Reserved: underside with two glazed circles and dot.
From the same deposit, a red-figured kantharos of this same ... Ca. 450 B.C ... V, 1941, p. 133, fig. 59, 11, a little earlier than 640. The nearest figured parallel to 640 in shape and date is Vienna 3715: CVA 1(1) pl. 45(45) 3-6, and p. 37, fig. 3, with bibliography.
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| Nine non-joining fragments from neck, shoulder and wall. Rays around lower body; elaborate scrolls on shoulder. In a panel on the neck, the lower part of a bird (cock?), right.
Pinkish-buff clay; thin ... 2-7 April 1938 ... Well, baskets 6, 10, 11 ... Leica, 80-640, 81-596 |
| Right half of forehead and cheek missing; broken at neck, and small broken surface at back of head, probably marking break from relief ground.
Male head, about half life-size, with short beard and drooping ... 17 June 1950 ... Hesperia 88 (2019), no. 1, pp. 628, 639-640, figs. 3, 22 ... ILN (11 November 1950), p. 766, fig. 2. |
Orange buff clay full of dark grits but without mica; fine creamy slip now largely flaked away and with it most of the decoration. Red glaze for bands at base of neck, above and below handle-zone and for ... Context ca. 520-490 B.C ... The decoration is traditional; cf. the 8th and 7th century hydriai, Délos, XV, pl. 4, 9-11, especially pl. 4, 11. ... Mitt., LXXIV, 1959, Beil. 47, 1; context of ca. 710-640/630 B.C. The biconical shape of 1580, with nearly straight neck and plain rolled rim seems later than most, not far from the late archaic Cypriot white ware hydriai, as S.C.E., II, pl. 85 (Marion Tomb 95-15), though with more modest side handles. |
| Base, neck, handle and part of shoulder and upper wall missing.
Wall zone bounded below by pomegranate band, above by simple maeander; palmettes on shoulder.
Three warriors (shields, helmets, spears) ... 29 May 1954 ... Haspels (1936) p. 69 ff., and the references there (=VA, p. 26; Caskey, Attic Vase-Paintings, p. 11).
Hole bored through bottom for securing to teakwood base [25 August 1956] ... Leica, LXIX-83, LXIX-84, LXIX-85, 84-636, 84-637, 84-638, 84-639, 84-640 |
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