[Agora Object] SS 14242: Stamped Amphora Handle: Unidentified

Bee. Finished Rectangular pit. bee (in O) 1210 Leica ... 25 April 1957 ... Bee ... bee (in O)

[Agora Object] SS 13507: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Part of rim preserved. Bee. Hellenistic fill. Ἀπολλων | ίου̣ (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κ̣[νιδι(] (in diamond) Leica ... 9 April 1954 ... Part of rim preserved. Bee ... Ἀπολλων | ίου̣ (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κ̣[νιδι(] (in diamond)

[Agora Lot] Ω 502: Roman House H; Cistern P 21:4

Lekanai; bee hive; bins; blister ware; funnel ... 7 May 1971 ... Lekanai; bee hive; bins; blister ware; funnel.

[Agora Coin] N 68442

Koressia (Keos) ... BMC 66 Head of Apollo r., laur. [KO|PH] Bee ... 4th-2nd c. B.C ... [KO|PH] Bee.

[Agora Coin] N 16962

Ioulis (Keos) ... Coin no. 18. Varia. Bearded head r., laureate. [IOYλIC] Bee. 391 ... 4th-2nd c. B.C ... Coins | By Subject | Animals | Bee

[Agora Coin] N 27127

Ephesos ... Coin no. 64. Yellow fill. Ε - Φ Bee. Stag kneeling l., head turned back; above, astragal ... 4th-3rd c. B.C ... Ε - Φ Bee.

[Agora Coin] N 16068

Crete ... Roman Province of Cyrenaica and Crete ... Coin no. 11. Cistern. Head of Roma r., wearing Corinthian helmet. Bee in dotted circle. 291, 737, 743 ... Ca. 67 B.C ... Bee in dotted circle.

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[Agora Object] IL 1015: Lead Token

Chip missing. Obverse: an insect, probably a bee. Reverse: plain. Ancient street, east end; in drain 7. Leica ... 26 April 1948 ... Obverse: an insect, probably a bee. Reverse: plain.

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[Agora Coin] N 67265

Koressia (Keos) ... BMC 66. [obv. cmk.: head l., in incuse circle] Head of Apollo r., laur. [KO|PH] Bee. 85-8-15 ... 4th-2nd c. B.C ... [KO|PH] Bee.

[Agora Object] Agora XXX, no. 1616

Floor fragment. Surface slightly pitted. Max. dim. 0.042. I, warrior (face protected by a low-crested Corinthian helmet) to left, holding a round shield (device: bee[?], wasp[?]). The rim of the shield ... Ca. 510-500 B.C ... I, warrior (face protected by a low-crested Corinthian helmet) to left, holding a round shield (device: bee[?], wasp[?]). ... Dilute glaze: wings(?) of bee. For the shield device, see 829.

[Agora Coin] N 18725

Ephesos ... Heavily damaged. Part of coin missing. Coin no. 46. Great Drain, disturbed gravel fill. Head of city goddess r., turreted. [E]-φ Bee. 748, 1300, 1484 ... 4th - 3rd c. B.C ... [E]-φ Bee.

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[Agora Coin] N 33878

Sardis ... Philip III, Kings of Macedonia ... Head of young Herakles r. φIλIππOY behind Zeus seated l., holding eagle and scepter; at l., bee or rosebud; below, ΤΙ. 85-5-28 ... Ca. 323-319 B.C ... φIλIππOY behind Zeus seated l., holding eagle and scepter; at l., bee or rosebud; below, ΤΙ.

[Agora Object] SS 13733: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Lozenge-shaped stamp. Hellenistic fill beside wall, below "intermediate" strosis. Ἐ̣πὶ Ἀπ̣[ολ]λωνίδ | α Κνι bee δι( Ἀπολ̣λ̣ω̣ν̣ίου (Α broken-barred, in diamond) Leica ... 17 May 1954 ... Ἐ̣πὶ Ἀπ̣[ολ]λωνίδ | α Κνι bee δι( Ἀπολ̣λ̣ω̣ν̣ίου (Α broken-barred, in diamond)

[Agora Object] SS 277: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Probably typical; broken at curve. Typical clay; fired yellow at surface; traces of light slip. Diamond-shaped impression; sharp. Ἀπολλων | ίου (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κνιδι( (in diamond) Leica ... 15 March 1932 ... Ἀπολλων | ίου (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κνιδι( (in diamond)

[Agora Coin] N 70586

Methymna (Lesbos) ... BMC 19--23; P. R. Franke, in H.-G. Buchholz, Methymna, Mainz 1975, p. 170, no. 22. [(M 18:10)] Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. Cmk.: bee. [M]-A|[θ]-Y Kantharos ... ca. 350/330--250/240 B.C ... Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. Cmk.: bee.

[Agora Object] SS 1433: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Much worn fragment of Knidian type. Right(?) end of losange-shaped impression preserved, much worn. Par: SS 00277* With early Byzantine and late Roman sherds. Ἀπολλων | ίου (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κνιδι( ... 26 April 1933 ... Ἀπολλων | ίου (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κνιδι( (in diamond)

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[Agora Object] P 6567: Red Figure Cup Fragment

Part of the interior medallion; helmeted warrior's head left, with part of his shield held up in front; the device on the shield a bee? 6th.-5th. c. B' building fill. Leica, 88-5-8 ... 4 April 1935 ... Part of the interior medallion; helmeted warrior's head left, with part of his shield held up in front; the device on the shield a bee?

[Agora Object] SS 182: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Broad, ribbed, junction with neck not preserved except in one small place. Coarse micaceous clay; red, yellowing to surface; light slip. More than half of the impression broken or chipped away. Ἀθη ... 1 March 1932 ... Ἀθη bee ν̣[ίππου] (Α broken-barred, in oval)

[Agora Object] SS 1860: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Battered fragment of rather small handle. Fired light clay. Rather worn losange-shaped impression probably frpm same die as SS 277; attribute like a shoe dole. Par: same die as SS 00277* Under layer ... 19 June 1933 ... Ἀπολλων | ίου (ΙΟΥ retr) bee Κνιδι( (in diamond)

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[Agora Publication Page] Agora 23, s. 375, p. 359

Achilleus. Achilleus and Aias Gaming. Athena Polias. Athlete. Aias. Aineas carrying Anchises. Akademos. Akastos. Chimaera. Amazon. Bee. Bellerophon. Cock. Amazonomachy. Bird. Animal, upside down. Animal ... Agora 23 359 ... Bee

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[Agora Object] P 22179: Black Figure Amphora Fragment

Wall fragment only with a little of lower part of panel preserved; mended from three pieces. Hind legs of a horse right, and part of his tail, two very narrow black lines at the bottom of the panel. Flying ... 25 July 1950 ... Fraser (1951), Bee Keeping in Antiquity.

[Agora Object] Agora XII, no. 1339

Fragments of wall and most of in- turned rim missing. Flaring ring foot. Steep lower wall, meeting upper at a sharp angle. One horizontal bee-shaped handle. Reserved: resting surface and underside with ... Ca. 500 B.C ... One horizontal bee-shaped handle.

[Agora Object] Agora XXX, no. 829

Most of shoulder with stub of handle and body with part of fillet between it and the foot. Strengthened with plaster. Glaze misfired in places; abraded here and there. P.H. 0.138; diam. 0.081. H. A. Thompson, ... Ca. 510 B.C ... The shield devices are a serpent, a bee, and an anchor.