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| Small peacock, cast in two halves, which have separated.
Tha tail, which was set in , is missing, and there is a hole in the middle of the breast.
Wings ornamented with two rows of small incised concentric ... 25 April 1939 ... Small peacock, cast in two halves, which have separated.
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| Rectangular stamp; peacock(?) device. Dte: may be Period I: fabric cert looks so(VG 15.i.53)* Finished Area south of east-west late Roman wall; 4th century A.D. Hole. Θασίω̣ν̣
peacock
[ Ἀ]ρ̣έτω̣ν̣ 1635 ... 13 March 1952 ... Rectangular stamp; peacock(?) device ... Θασίω̣ν̣
peacock
[ Ἀ]ρ̣έτω̣ν̣ |
| Chipped at upper right.
Obverse: a peacock left.
Reverse: the letter delta (Δ) in black glaze.
Cf. MC 278-281, 293 from the same die, and the same well, as this. Well, earth. Leica ... 25 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock left.
Reverse: the letter delta (Δ) in black glaze.
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Chipped at right.
Obverse: a peacock left.
Reverse: flat; the letter delta (Δ) in black glaze.
Gray clay.
Cf. MC 278-281, 292 from the same die, and the same well, as this. Well, earth. Leica ... 26 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock left.
Reverse: flat; the letter delta (Δ) in black glaze.
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| Central boss and part of floor preserved.
Decoration in white paint: on boss, a peacock with head turned back; on floor, rays. Outside unglazed.
Sherds from this fill, Hellenistic-Roman, Box 47. Roman ... 6 April 1937 ... Decoration in white paint: on boss, a peacock with head turned back; on floor, rays. |
| Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
Reverse: flat, plain.
Similar to MC 278.
Cf. MC 278-280, 292-293, which are from the same die as this. Well.
4th ... 2 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
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Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
Reverse: flat, plain.
Worn black glaze.
Buff clay (?)
Cf. MC 279-281, 292-293 which are from the same die as this ... 1 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
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Glaze somewhat worn.
Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
Reverse: flat, plain.
Similar to MC 278.
Cf. MC 278-279, 281, 292-293, which are from the ... 2 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
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End of nozzle missing.
Pointed knob handle; verticals on rim.
Peacock on discus, surrounded by circle of dots.
Light red to brown clay; surface brownish; front part heavily burned.
Type XXXI of Corinth ... 13 June 1952 ... Pointed knob handle; verticals on rim.
Peacock on discus, surrounded by circle of dots.
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| Handle and adjacent parts of rim and discus preserved.
Rim has pattern of alternating peacocks and trees. On discus, the head of a peacock in upper right corner, looking left and up. Solid handle.
Red ... 27 April 1936 ... On discus, the head of a peacock in upper right corner, looking left and up. |
Similar to MC 278, but the shape more irregular and the glaze more worn. The bird 's head and neck missing.
Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
Reverse: ... 1 May 1936 ... Obverse: a peacock on the upper face, standing left, one claw advanced, tail not spread.
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Mended from many pieces; about one-quarter preserved. Low ring foot; keeled rim with heavy rouletting on the outside. On the center, inside, very faint, a peacock stamped.
Light red clay; red glaze on ... 11 April 1934 ... On the center, inside, very faint, a peacock stamped.
Light red clay; red glaze on the inside, thinner on the outside.
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| Late Roman C plate(?) fragment. None of the rim preserved but profile complete from base ring to center of plate. Base ring narrow and low, flat and rouletted on the bottom. A peacock neatly stamped into ... 13 March 1933 ... Base ring narrow and low, flat and rouletted on the bottom. A peacock neatly stamped into the center of the bottom, faces right. part of his tail is broken away.
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| Rim broken away.
Round with keel bottom, petalled base, smooth stem and socket with moulded and stamped ornament at stem end and with a seal on right side. Suggested reading of seal (by N. Stavroulakis) ... 1 April 1936 ... Each petal on base decorated with a rayed dot, giving peacock feather effect.
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| Fragment from rear only preserved, including handle.
On disk a peacock of which only the head remains; on rim a succession of little pictures of birds and beasts. Pronounced base ring. Long handle, solid ... 20 August 1965 ... On disk a peacock of which only the head remains; on rim a succession of little pictures of birds and beasts. |
One-third of base, and small fragment of sides preserved but neither center nor rim. A large plate on a low base ring. Inside are several stamps, including a woman's head, facing, with a coiffure of snail-shell ... 24 April 1936 ... Above it, a bird, perhaps a peacock, left. At the right is another head, which seems to be incised rather than stamped, a female head right, on a conical neck, with the hair simply drawn back and over the ears. |
| Neck of jar mended from many fragments; surface largely gone. Angular rising handles, narrow-waisted; trace of the lower attachment of the more fragmentary one; rolled rim with flat insloping top; circle ... 12 May 1933 ... *
Smp: on 28.viii.72 sm pc (plus chip) taken by F.Matsou
for petrographic test by Paecock (nr 1); see folder Rom: PEACOCK,
for VG comment of viii.78 on stps on smpled hdls(VG)* |
| Part of rim preserved.
Rhodian clay and slip.
An almost square stamp on the shoulder of the handle.
Joins with SS 3811 giving both handles of jar. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) ... 17 April 1935 ... Msc: see folder ROM : PEACOCK for VG comment of vii--viii.78,
on stps on smpled hdls(VG)*
Cxt: for deposit at 63/=ND=, there is a detailed description on
separate file card* |
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