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| Chips missing from extremities. Marks of adhesion and traces of green glaze at the tips.
Pale yellow clay.
Usual Turkish type. Removed from container of miscellaneous finds. No context. Leica, 90-10-14 ... June 1947 ... Removed from container of miscellaneous finds. No context. |
| Fragment from the neck to below the waist.
Woman wearing chiton.
Rough behind. Traces of white color.
ADDENDA, July 1955: Andreas finds join with T 1760. Chiton with long overfold. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-41, ... April 1938 ... ADDENDA, July 1955: Andreas finds join with T 1760. |
Fragment of a head in relief against a curved surface: pot (?).
Well-modelled hair with traces of red paint and part of cheek and eyes of face, to left.
ADDENDA Probably the child in a "Matrona and child" ... 1953 ... From miscellaneous finds; no context given. |
| Single piece of yellowish green glass preserving part of base and lower wall.
Smooth on interior due to thickness of glass. Wall decorated with close-set ribs in low relief. Two concentric ridges below, ... 1947-1949 ... Unstratified finds, 1947-49. Added 9 July 2001. |
One end broken off, existing piece bent out of original shape.
Thin, angular band; preserved end a tapering knob with fillet above; end was purposely bent to form a hook for affixing to a vessel.
Cf ... 400-350 B.C ... Robinson, Excavations at Olynthus, X, Metal and Minor Miscellaneous Finds, Baltimore, 1941, pp. 207-221, pl. |
| Two rim sherds (one wall fragment mended to b).
Rim off set from floor on inside, convex on top.
Hard-fired ware (drab brownish, with part absorbed slip, slightly discolored on rim).
Associated finds ... March 1938 ... Associated finds mainly late 5th to early 6th c., with Turkish (?) |
| One-third of wall with entire foot. Complete profile.
Thin-walled bowl, steep-sided, with low, square cut foot.
Quartz-frit with thin white glaze. Purple, linked recumbent leaves at rim, in and out, ... 1938 ... From 'Varia, Byzantine-Turkish, 1938 finds'. |
| Half of lower part only preserved; mended from two fragments; no remains of handle.
Low ring base; globular body. Decorated with broad shallow, vertical, grooves, done in the soft clay, beginning about ... June 1932 ... Kabirion finds [JWH 1998]. |
Mended from two pieces. Fragment preserving the profile of the wall, vertical, flaring slightly to the plain rounded lip, and the return to the foot. Surface heavily rouletted all over, giving a nicked ... May 1950 ... Giovanni di Ruoti finds (in Potenza, S. |
Intact except for small hole through bottom. Open bowl with rounded bottom; a boss at the center inside, and a small depression outside. Vertical side wall; flat rim, projecting and sloping slightly inwards ... 22 March 1948 ... ADDENDA Epirote fabric, as finds from Butrint and Corfu; and in mid-Roman phases at Nikopolis. |
| Single piece, rim to base; center just missing.Partly mould-formed, with hanging lip, rounded on inside. Single groove on top close to lip, remains of two grooves at center of floor.
Dark-toned thin fabric; ... 1936 ... Added 11 October 2000. Other finds in tin all to ca. |
| Fragments of mouth missing. Flat offset bottom; tall slender body; raised ring at junction of neck and body; round bell mouth; thickened band handle, from lip.
Brownish clay with black particles. Dull ... 26 May 1938 ... ADDENDA South Italian or Sicilian, ware common among recent finds from Naples (P. |
| Handle and large portions of body missing; mouth does not join directly. Shape, fabric and technique as P 13162 (Ψ 553), but glaze light yellowish-brown to red.
ADDENDA South Italian or Sicilian, as P ... 26 May 1938 ... South Italian or Sicilian, ware common among recent finds from Naples (P. |
Bowl fragment. Max. dim. 0.048.
A, man or youth (part of leg, outstretched left forearm with cloak over it) to right. Preliminary sketch. Relief contour.
The double line accenting the edge of the cloak ... Probably early 5th century B.C ... The double line accenting the edge of the cloak finds good parallels in the work of Douris, although there is not enough preserved on 1415 to be sure of an attribution: Malibu, the J. |
| Complete loose base (a) in one fragment and one handle (b) appears to belong. Loose: two body fragments with belly-groove (c, d) and two scraps (bagged).
Thin-walled beaker, two-handled. Cylindrical, ... 15 May 1939 ... Mytilene finds) Cf. P 22677. |
| Rim and wall fragment.
Conical-bodied cup with vertical rim. On outside of rim, shallow concave band between small moldings, marked off by grooves; on inside, concave band in upper half, flanked below ... 20-24 February 1936 ... The only 'classic' rim of this type (Haltern 8), with internal rim-mouldings, noted on the site; other finds share the single rim treatment seen on P 7644. |
Sixteen non-joining fragments of a small, thin-walled psykter. Only five fragments preserve figured and ornamental decoration. Part of the glaze fired reddish brown. Max. dim. a) 0.052, b) 0.057, c) 0.03, ... Ca. 490 B.C ... The interior of the leg muscles finds a certain resemblance with that of the boy pursued by Erotes on the Athens aryballos, N.M. 15375 (ARV2 447, 274; Addenda 241; Buitron-Oliver, Douris, p. 78, cat. no. 85, pl. 56), a middle work of Douris. |
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