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Small flat carefully made handle, completely preserved; index finger pressed in at base.
Fine clay, light red, greyish at core; thin cream slip. Dim: W 0.035* Παρίων 389 Leica ... 14 July 1931 ... Small flat carefully made handle, completely preserved; index finger pressed in at base.
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Small Fragment. Not very broad shape.
Coarse grey clay, red near surface.
Late Knidian. Par: Dumont 1871 p371, 33a and 34 (but see Agora index)*
Γ* Drain. Εὐφ( (retr) Leica ... 15 February 1932 ... Par: Dumont 1871 p371, 33a and 34 (but see Agora index)*
Γ* |
Handle and part of top preserved.
On rim, herringbone pattern.
On discus, figure of a fish facing left.
On handle, two grooves with cross hatching between.
Unglazed.
Mottled red and gray clay.
Type XXVIII ... 14 July 1931 ... Corinth IV, ii, Index of Subjects, s.v. fish, p. 315. |
| Whole jar, peg of toe extends 0.02m. beyond ring, rolled rim, no groove.
Capacity: (revised from wheat VG 1939 of 31.225) 32.250.
Rectangular stamps. Dim: Dmouth 0.104*
Msc: w/ duoviri on other hdl, not ... January-February 1936 ... Dim: Dmouth 0.104*
Msc: w/ duoviri on other hdl, not exactly like any stp on file in
index (VG)* |
| Part of curve and lower part of broad ribbed handle.
Micaceous buff clay.
The attribute, a ladle, resembles Pridik (1917), nos. 30, 31, pl. V, especially the former. On the former, the text (p. 41, no ... Before 183 B.C ... Not in index of the latter as Thasian ... Par: for dev, Pridik 1917, Pl V nr 30,31, especially former,
and text, p41 nr 107, where former ladle said to end in swan`s head;
hdl on our seal mostly missing*
Msc: Heragoras occurs as Rh name in Lindos and Hermitage collect;
not in index of latter as Th*
Rdg: dipper or ladle(VG)* |
| The lowest part of a large flat tegula; both sides and end preserved.
Made of fine buff clay containing a few large particles of grit.
Lightly stamped on its upper surface, the letters sunken; the stamp ... 1931 ... From the covering of the Roman grave to the east of the preserved column base of the Metroon; cf. index to notebooks of section Ε, 1931, Miscellaneous: Grave. |
Shape resembles Knidian.
Clay and slip approximate Rhodian.
Impression of such Rhodian aspect that the attribute at first glance is taken for a rose; framed circle; boukranion with neck. Date: the date ... Before 183 B.C ... Date: the date there given is apptly too early; see further nt 5
at end of typed report on the Index (of Feb 1937), prob 2nd 1/4
of 2c BC*
Par: SS 00674, SS 01310* |
Fragment preserving part of mouth, handle, neck, and body. Thin, streaky brownish black glaze on inside. P.H. 0.085.
Youth (preserved to start of thighs) running to right, looking back, a spiked fillet ... Ca. 400 B.C ... He looks back at someone, who is probably seated: all that remains is the forelock with a bit of a fillet and the index finger of one hand, probably the left. |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.07. C. Koehler in J.-Y. Empereur and Y. Garlan, Amphores [ BCH Suppl. 13], Paris 1986, p. 65, fig. 19.
Man (part of legs, left hand, index finger of right) pouring wine or oil ... Ca. 430-420 B.C ... Man (part of legs, left hand, index finger of right) pouring wine or oil from a neck-amphora decorated with an ivy wreath. |
Three non-joining fragments, a of floor, b of rim and floor. Glaze fired reddish brown on inside. Band of glaze and groove on underside of floor. Est. diam. of rim 0.32; max. dim. a) 0.081, b) 0.087, c) ... Late 5th century B.C ... Fragment a (illustrated) preserves the legs of a man seated to right on a himation, his left hand (end of thumb and index finger) resting on his knee. |
| Mended from four pieces. Lightly stepped foot.
Reserved band around medallion. Within, two boxers, boxing with bare hands; the victor is about to strike his opponent who is falling to the ground and holds ... Ca. 500 B.C ... Within, two boxers, boxing with bare hands; the victor is about to strike his opponent who is falling to the ground and holds up his right hand with the index finger raised in a gesture of defeat. |
| The wrist and the right hand, all except the index finger and end of second finger preserved, of a gigantic statue.
The hand holds a spiral object (torch, cornucopia, elongated snail shell ?), which is ... 10 June 1935 ... The wrist and the right hand, all except the index finger and end of second finger preserved, of a gigantic statue.
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In shape resembles the slim Knidian type; part of rim preserved bent outward and rolled. Whole handle crossed by a series of fine cracks.
Fairly fine red clay with greyish ring round core; thick crteam ... Hellenistic ... Msc: SS 01310 seems to be other hdl of same pot (same crackling);
same die anyway; it's chipped, but the srf is bet; both prob from same
(or closely related) die as SS 00885(VG)*
Rdg: one horn of bouk seems to be identifiable(VG 27.x.49)*
Dte: the date there given is ppatly too early; see further nt 5
at end of typed report on the Index (of Feb 1937), prob 2nd 1/4
of 2c BC*
Dip: red stain below rim* |
Irregular curve fragment of handle resembling is shape slim Knidian type.
Probably from same pot as SS 674; same moderately fine red clay with greyish ring near surface, and cream slip, and effect of ... 12 April 1933 ... Date: the date there given is apptly too early; see further nt 5
at end of typed report of Index (of Feb 1937), prob 2nd 1/4 of
2c BC*
Cxt: SS 01310 does not appear in MSBF lists including list? |
Single fragment preserving entire hand and wrist save for the fingertips.
Fasciaed, relief beaded garment preserved only on backside of wrist. Garment is mostly red, except at the cuff where there is a ... July 26 1994 ... The hands makes a fist with the thumb resting on top of the index finger and probably held a rein, which would have been inserted separately into the hole made between the fingers and the palm. |
Mended and complete. Glaze abraded on one handle. H. 0.065; diam. at rim 0.19; diam. of tondo 0.106; diam. of foot 0.08. Themelis, Agora: Guide, fig. opp. p. 62; M. Lang, Socrates in the Agora (Agora Picture ... Ca. 500 B.C ... The gesture of the underdog's right hand, fisted but for the index finger extended, occurs in various contexts and may have different meanings. |
| Head, left arm from below shoulder, fingers of right hand, missing.
Surface heavily corroded.
The back open, where the figure has broken away from the object on which it sat.
The figure sits with the left ... 18 March 1937 ... It had been chemically stripped and looks somewhat different from 'before treatment' photo on front of blue index card (female head with long curling locks) but shape and size correspond, as do white corrosion spots on pitted chin. |
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