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Decorated with petal pattern.
Glaze fired orange.
Ripe Dipylon style. Cf. Pfuhl (1923), fig. 10. Geometric area outside house; from a pit. Leica, 3-17 ... 1 April 1932 ... Glaze fired orange.
Ripe Dipylon style. Cf. Pfuhl (1923), fig. 10. |
Panel showing deer.
Ripe Dipylon style. For deer cf. Pfuhl (1923), fig. 13. Geometric area outside house; from upper filling south of house. Leica, 3-17 ... 31 March 1932 ... Panel showing deer.
Ripe Dipylon style. For deer cf. |
Two fragments.
Decorated with checkerboard and vertical bands of solid diamonds and lattice pattern. Glazed inside.
Ripe Dipylon style. Geometric area outside house; from disturbed area. Leica, 3-17 PD ... 1 April 1932 ... Glazed inside.
Ripe Dipylon style. |
Black body and reserved panel with zigzags and birds.
Fairly careless ripe Dipylon style. Geometric area, outside house; from between walls south of house, lower level. Leica, 3-22, 81-594 ... 15 April 1932 ... Fairly careless ripe Dipylon style. |
Heavy fragmentary piece preserving dull black sluggish drippings. Catalogued 2 July 1973. Agora sample no. 621. Working establishment in courtyard, North-West of Agora and South of road to Agora from Dipylon ... 10 March 1939 ... Working establishment in courtyard, North-West of Agora and South of road to Agora from Dipylon. |
| Mended from several pieces; another small bit from neck does not join. Bottom preserved and one side to rim, near broken away handle. Flat bottom; low spreading body; vertical band handle.
Stripes and ... 15 April 1932 ... AM 28 (1903), Beilage XXIV, 4, p. 180, Dipylon, 4 examples.
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Rim(?) fragment. Probably not so large as P 1658 and not by the hand of P 1658.
Decorated with maeander pattern.
Ripe "Dipylon" style. Geometric area outside house; from a pit. Leica, 3-17 PD 383 ... 1 April 1932 ... Ripe "Dipylon" style. |
Decorated with lozenges and stripes above panel showing warrior with spears(?).
Red paint.
From large Dipylon amphora of ripe style. From selected pottery from top of floor and platforms at eastern end ... 28 April, 4 May 1932 ... From large Dipylon amphora of ripe style. |
| Base fragment from a large amphora.
Bands and tooth pattern. Tooth pattern in dilute wash. Bottom much worn.
Probably from a "Dipylon" amphora of ripe style. Geometric area outside house; edge of pit ... 18 May 1932 ... Probably from a "Dipylon" amphora of ripe style. |
Rough hemispherical piece of brown slag, probably iron bearing with some gray and some dull black. Catalogued 2 July 1973. Agora sample no. 620. Working establishment in courtyard, North-West of Agora ... 10 March 1939 ... Working establishment in courtyard, North-West of Agora and South of road to Agora from Dipylon. |
Fragment from shoulder of large amphora.
Decorated with vertical bands of maeander, hatching and zigzags.
Slight traces of burning. From a "Dipylon" amphora of ripe style. Cf. Pfuhl (1923), fig. 10 ... 1 April 1932 ... From a "Dipylon" amphora of ripe style. |
Two fragments from large krater: openwork stand.
Decorated with lines, horizontal and vertical, and zigzags.
Ripe "Dipylon" style. a) Lot ΣΤ 133, b) Lot ΣΤ 128. Geometric area outside house; a) from a ... 1 April 1932
31 March 1932 ... Ripe "Dipylon" style. |
Slightly rounded shoulder continuous with plain lip. Outside reserved and decorated with a man leading a horse with spike mane to right, zigzags in field. Glazed inside as far as preserved.
Dull glaze, ... LG II ... Perhaps by a follower of the artists in the Sub-Dipylon Group: cf. Coldstream, G.G.P., pp. 55-56. |
Rim fragment from wide-mouthed jug.
Panel with water bird left. Filling ornaments of dots, lattice triangles and zigzags.
The profile and type belong to the ripe Dipylon period. Cf. JdI 14 1899, p. 209, ... 27 April 1932 ... The profile and type belong to the ripe Dipylon period. Cf. |
Lower part of one panel preserved, from the neck of a Dipylon-type amphora.
On left, three bands; on bottom, four. Three chevrons in left upper field, tail and hind legs of a horse, moving right; between ... July 1952 ... Lower part of one panel preserved, from the neck of a Dipylon-type amphora.
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Heavy piece of slag consisting of smooth sluggish gray to mauve drips, turning pink at ends originating at large irregular porous lump of orange to brown material which turns partly gray at base of dripped ... 10 March 1939 ... Working establishment in courtyard, North-West of Agora and South of road to Agora from Dipylon. |
Intact.
Flat bottom and slightly convex lower body. Inside all glazed except for a reserved dot at center of floor and three bands below lip.
Black to brown glaze.
Cf. Kerameikos V, 1, pl. 98, inv ... LG I ... The shape was invented in the Dipylon Workshop but died out in L.G. |
| About two-thirds of the rim preserved, in two non-joining fragments.
a) Large piece of the neck.
b) Rim and start of neck only.
Rounded rim with reserved band decorated with crossed horizontal zigzags, ... 14 March 1936 ... Attic clay; glaze black to brown.
Dipylon Amphora. |
| Mended from several pieces; one small chip missing. In shape a Dipylon amphora in miniature. Ring foot, ovoid body, straight neck and flat flaring lip; two upward tilted horizontal loop handles.
Glazed ... 19 March 1935 ... In shape a Dipylon amphora in miniature. |
| Dipylon amphora. Several joining fragments preserve the neck and rim, complete except for chips, with also a little of the shoulder and the lower part of one handle. The base is also preserved, in three ... 27 June 1952 ... Dipylon amphora. Several joining fragments preserve the neck and rim, complete except for chips, with also a little of the shoulder and the lower part of one handle. |
| Mended from many fragments, preserving entire profile. Half of rim, portion of neck wall and top of one handle missing. Entire base preserved. Body with many gaps, partially restored in plaster. Glaze ... 19 June 1997 ... For direct parallel, third quarter of eighth century BC, see Agora VIII, p. 30, no. 2, pl.1. Sub Dipylon. |
| Complete. Corner block from the plinth of a large monument. Finished on two adjacent sides with a cyma reversa. In top a shallow bedding, apparently for a colossal left foot.
Hard gray poros.
(Consider ... 2 September 1964 ... "Plinth for a lion made as a corner akroterion on a grave plot, probably that of Dionysios outside the Dipylon". Cf. Brueckner (1909), Der Friedhof am Eridanos, pp. 75-83; AA (1965), col. 346, (D. |
| One corner hacked away by the house builder.
From another corner of the same monument as plinth A 3475. In this case, however, the bedding for the foot extended into a second (missing) block. Socket for ... 2 September 1964 ... "Plinth for a lion made as a corner akroterion on a grave plot, probably that of Dionysios outside the Dipylon". Cf. Brueckner (1909), Der Friedhof am Eridanos, pp. 75-83; AA (1965), col. 346, (D. |
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