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Mouth and handle missing.
Flaring ring foot. Added red: two bands at level of lower handle-attachment, one band lower down, and traces of lines on foot ... 600-575 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle and part of lip missing.
Flaring ring foot; root of handle indicates that handle was concave. Traces of several added red bands, unevenly ap- plied; two round neck and two round body are clear ... 600-575 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Flaring ring foot; high double handle. Added red: two bands at greatest circumference, and a wavy band round the neck ... 600-575 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Most of mouth missing.
Flaring disc foot, concave beneath; high concave handle. Glaze fired red to black; somewhat peeled ... Ca. 575 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Flaring ring foot; high double handle. Added red: two bands at greatest circumference ... 575-550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle missing.
Flaring ring foot; flat strap handle ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Part of mouth restored.
Flaring ring foot; high concave handle. Two possible bands of added red at greatest circumference.
Contemporary, P 1239 G 6:3-L Hesperia, VII, 1938, p. 392, fig. 29, 13 ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Mouth and handle missing.
Low disc foot. Glaze streaky on shoulder ... 550-525 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle and much of mouth missing.
Flaring disc foot. Reserved neck, decorated with a broad wavy line, with an added red line below ... 525-500 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle and mouth missing.
Flaring ring foot, concave beneath with small central cone; round handle. Reserved: a band at level of lower handle- attachment; in it, a black band with an added red line to ... 525-500 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Most of handle and mouth missing.
Flaring disc foot; round handle, concave on outer face. Added red: a single band below the handle ... 525-500 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Most of the neck and trefoil lip missing. The handle, high-swung above the lip, seems never to have been glazed; elsewhere black glaze partly fired red, much worn. Well. 6th. c. B.C. fill. Leica ... 31 May-5 June 1933 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
| Mended from many pieces; the base complete; large portions of body, trefoil lip and handle restored in plaster. Heavy flaring foot reserved underneath; double handle reserved.
Metallic black glaze outside ... 22-28 February 1935 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Mouth, most of neck, parts of wall and most of handle missing. Small solid flaring foot. The single handle starts well down on shoulder. Body tapers sharply to base; wide neck. Underside of foot reserved ... 23 May-3 June 1938 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Neck and mouth, both handles, much of wall and chips from foot are missing; body restored in plaster. Neat flaring foot, concave below with small central cone; ovoid body; handles from mid-shoulder. A ... 23 May-3 June 1938 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Most of mouth missing; otherwise intact. Slender eggy body on flat slightly flaring base; body forms continuous double curve with neck; wide mouth, trefoil lip; rising handle, from edge of lip to shoulder, ... 14 April 1938 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
| Mouth and handle missing. Ovoid body on high flaring ring foot with broad resting surface. Pair of red lines around body below handle, two around lower part of body, and two on the top of the foot.
Rather ... 19 June 1951 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
| A few fragments missing; restored. Trefoil mouth. High swung double handle, reserved. A pair of red lines around body below handle. Μελαμβαφής τριφυλλόστομη οινοχόη με υψηλή τοξωτή διπλή λαβή. Σεδόν ακέραια ... June 1955 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle and much of mouth missing. Three joining fragments. Flaring foot, well rounded body. Black glazed except for shoulder which is reserved and decorated with thick wavy line; at lower edge of reserved ... 8 June 1959 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Handle missing and adjoining part of rim. Otherwise intact. Trefoil mouth; flaring ring foot.
Orange buff clay. Rather thin black glaze. Well AB, box 8. 331 Leica ... 10 July 1959 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Mended from many fragments. Mouth, handle and wall fragments missing. Plump body; disk foot.
Black glaze, rather flaky on shoulder. Buff clay. Archaic Temple, S.E.; layer 1. Context 6th. c. B.C. and ... 18 July 1959 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
| The band handle and part of the lip missing. Very wide flaring ring foot, rounded body, wide neck continuously curved with the body; trefoil mouth, plain lip.
Dull black glaze somewhat peeled. Finished ... 4-6 May 1938 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Trefoil |
Echinus ring foot; round mouth with thickened projecting lip; low handle, round in section, with shouldering at the lip. Glazed outside, including handle. Reserved: six broad bands around the body ... 525-500 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Thickened Rim | Low Handle |
| Intact except for about one-half of foot and chips. High echinus foot, slender body, thickened projecting lip; handle round in section, lip to shoulder; two small projections on the lip, at its upper attachment ... 4 May 1938 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Thickened Rim | Low Handle |
Handle missing.
Flaring foot, concave beneath. Reserved: the upper part of the body and a band at the greatest circumference. Added red: a broad band in the reserved band, a band at the edge of the foot, ... 575-550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Flaring foot, concave beneath; concave handle, just rising above rim. Reserved: the neck and handle, and a band round the body below the handle ... 575-550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Handle restored.
Flaring foot, concave beneath. Reserved: the neck, and a band round the body below the handle. Added red: a broad and two narrow lines in the reserved band ... 575-550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Rim and fragments of handle and wall restored. The Kriton Group.
Echinus ring foot; high concave handle curling over rim; inside the rim below the handle-attachment, a raised stud. Reserved: a narrow ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Echinus ring foot; high concave handle. Two added red lines at the greatest circumference. Heavily incised on the shoulder: ΘΑΜΝΕ̣[Ο⟧Σ ΕΙΜΙ.
By the same potter, P 17851, from the same deposit ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Flaring ring foot; high concave handle. Reserved, a narrow panel at the front of the pot at the greatest circumference. Added red: two bands above the panel, and another inside the rim ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Flaring foot, concave beneath; low handle, slightly concave. Added red: two bands at greatest circumference.
Compare the olpe from the Burgon tomb in the British Museum TB 836: J.H.S., LXXX, 1960, pl ... Ca. 550 B.C ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Handle and part of lip missing. Flaring foot, unglazed beneath. Neck and shoulder unglazed. Body black glazed with wide purple stripe around middle.
Fine pinkish-buff clay. Dull black glaze.
Cf. P 984 ... 13 June 1932 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Mended from many pieces. Rim and fragments of body missing. High arching handle, concave on exterior and ending in raised red knob at rim. Round mouth. Large spreading inverted echinus foot. Pair of red ... 15 March 1947 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
| Mended from several pieces; restored. Flaring conical foot, plain round mouth, rising band handle. Thin black glaze outside, except handle. Two red lines around body at point of greatest circumference ... 24-28 March 1947 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Mended from several pieces. Most of rim and other small sections restored.
Slightly constricted neck. Strap handle from lip to shoulder. Flaring foot, slightly hollowed beneath. Band of black glaze inside ... 24-28 March 1947 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
| Mended from several pieces. Part of rim and other pieces restored. Constricted neck. High strap handle, rim to shoulder. Reserved band around front of body; two red bands above it. Handle and underside ... 24-28 March 1947 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
| Most of mouth missing; restored in plaster. Round mouth, conical foot. Neck and handle reserved. Reserved band around body below handle. Μικρόσωμη όλπη. Λείπει το μεγαλύτερο τμήμα από το στόμιο του αγγείου ... June 1955 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
| Handle and some of mouth missing; restored in plaster. Round mouth, spreading foot; neck reserved. Reserved band around body, below handle, decorated with added red; a broad and two narrow lines. Μικρόσωμη ... June 1955 ... Black and Plain Pottery | Olpe | 6th Century Types | Round Mouth | High or Low Handle |
Nozzle fragment from large lamp.
Broad ridges on the preserved fragment of the rim.
Pale buff slip.
Fairly fine pinkish-buff clay.
Related to types XXI-XXII of Corinth collection. Surface. Leica ... 3 April 1933 ... Related to types XXI-XXII of Corinth collection. |
| Obverse : draped standing figure, with head turned on the left, holding in her left hand an object -lyre ?
Traces of letters around edge. Recalls coin types.
Reverse: plain with irregular surface. In below ... 20 April 1932 ... Recalls coin types.
Reverse: plain with irregular surface. |
Preserved is the low flat base and the lower part of the wall. Medallion: double rosette. Around it, small grooved leaves of two types.
Pinkish-buff clay; the exterior rather roughly made. Aiginitou-Pnxy ... 9 March 1948 ... Around it, small grooved leaves of two types.
Pinkish-buff clay; the exterior rather roughly made. |
Boukranion. Cxt: HAT Group E*Msc: framed circ types in Kn v limited(VG)*
Stp: edge of shallow circ impression, w/ line of frame inside lets(VG)* Well in north Cistern arm. [Δαμοκράτευς τ]οῦ Ἀρι̣[στοκλεῦς] ... 6 March 1934 ... Cxt: HAT Group E*Msc: framed circ types in Kn v limited(VG)*
Stp: edge of shallow circ impression, w/ line of frame inside lets(VG)* |
Fragments of mouth, neck and body missing; also part of one handle. Restored in plaster. Bottom rounded, with knob; elongated body; heavy rounded rim.
Orange-brown clay with particles; sometimes gray ... 8-14 April 1937 ... Waksman et al., Berytus 51/52 (2008-9) fig 12.1 on p. 108, text note p. 77, "related to Augst types 46-47". S. Phoenician product (Akko/Ptolemais area) = Lyon, Célestins type 1A 'hybrid' |
Nozzle and vertical band missing.
Broad concave rim; straight side wall. The edges of the rim and of the flat bottom project beyond the wall.
Glaze on inside, rim and nozzle.
Cf. Types 17 and 18 of Agora ... 29 May 1954 ... Glaze on inside, rim and nozzle.
Cf. Types 17 and 18 of Agora collection. |
Fragment from top, preserving discus, most of rim and part of nozzle.
Herringbone pattern on rim. Plain discus.
Coarse reddish clay with bits.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection.
ADDENDA Other lamp fragments ... 23 May-10 June 1939 ... ADDENDA Other lamp fragments from this depth, types XXVII and XXVIII, in Box 553. |
| Vase.
Early Thasian. Rdg: 1st name restored because of sim to other types w/ this
name(VG 22,xi,52)*
Par: for 2nd name cf Pridik 1917, p42, nrs 278--9 and p137, nr 6(VG)* Finished Layer III, modern. Ἀ[λθημ( ... 18 May 1936 ... Rdg: 1st name restored because of sim to other types w/ this
name(VG 22,xi,52)*
Par: for 2nd name cf Pridik 1917, p42, nrs 278--9 and p137, nr 6(VG)* |
Wall and rim fragment, with handle.
Tightly rolled rim, rolled handle. Rim and handle glazed; broad bands of glaze around wall, one above, one below handle-zone.
The earliest example from the Agora of ... Context ca. 600-570 B.C ... From the same well-filling come several other types: one, P 15095, close to 1746 and another, P 15094, like 1839. |
Miniature lamp. No handle.
Continuous rim, with rounded body.
Nozzle, flat on top; deep and broad.
High base.
Rather thin, lustrous black glaze, much flaked; base and lower front part of body, unglazed ... 30 March 1932 ... Related to types IV and VI of Corinth collection, type 30B of Agora collection. |
Several joining fragments preserve the bottom and part of the wall; a non-joining fragment gives part of the rim. Restored in plaster. Medallion uncertain within a wreath, a gorgoneion(?). On the wall, ... May 1947 ... On the wall, irregularly spaced leaf motifs, of different types and sizes; around the top, a row of small rosettes. |
| Single rim fragment.
Types as P 27167 but with two grooves on inside, two grooves on outside. Short rim, concave on top.
Normal ware.
Context and date about third-quarter of 5th c. A.D. Added 1 February ... 8 March 1933 ... Single rim fragment.
Types as P 27167 but with two grooves on inside, two grooves on outside. |
About two-thirds of bottom and part of wall preserved.
Low ridge around edge of round bottom. Signature in relief.
From a mold made lamp, Hellinistic or later (cf. types 54-56).
Dull brown glaze most of ... 3 June 1936 ... From a mold made lamp, Hellinistic or later (cf. types 54-56).
Dull brown glaze most of which has peeled off.
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Intact.
Vine pattern on rim; rays on discus. Solid handle triply grooved in front, and doubly behind. Stamped semi-circles at base of handle behind. Circular reverse enclosed by two concentric grooves ... 30 May 1938 ... Similar to late types. |
Handles restored.
Rim rounded on top and projecting, flat beneath; spreading disc foot. Two bands of glaze outside.
For an earlier version of the projecting rim see 1783; for the disc foot, 1784. The ... Context ca. 510-480 B.C ... The rim seen on 1787 is apparently the latest of the pre-Persian types; similar, possibly a little earlier, P 25755 Q 12:3 Pots and Pans, fig. 13, at left. |
The top entirely missing. Mold made.
Double convex body, sharply angular.
The nozzle flat on top, is however, like those of lamps of types VI and VII of Corinth collection, though unusually long in proportion ... 14 March 1933 ... The nozzle flat on top, is however, like those of lamps of types VI and VII of Corinth collection, though unusually long in proportion to the rest of the lamp.
... Transitional between types VII and IX (clamshell variety) of Corinth collection, type 42B of Agora collection.
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| Rim and about half of bowl broken away.
Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket.
Impressed decoration on stem end ... 20 April 1936 ... Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket.
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One handle, half of rim, and one-third of body restored.
High, narrow foot; flat resting surface; nippled underside.
Comic-mask thumb rest: slave with pointed beard and receding hair.
Wave pattern of ... 225-210 ... Same mask type on 263 and 264 (see also Webster 1978, Types K, N, pp. 18--19). |
Steep walls, spreading ring foot; lower handle-attachments set far down on wall. Two glaze bands on top surface of rim.
From the same deposit, the rim glazed, P 16783 ibid., 307.
Apparently one of the ... Context ca. 510-480 B.C ... Apparently one of the latest archaic types, close to the shape favored by the Brygos painter; see e.g., Pots and Pans, figs. 21 and 22. |
Heavy round-topped rim; shallow spout; moulded lugs with triple ovolo ornament. Corinthian mouldmade. Weight 5.375 kilos.
For this shape in Corinth, with various types of lugs, see C-34-926, -1584, -1585: ... Context ca. 425-400 B.C ... For this shape in Corinth, with various types of lugs, see C-34-926, -1584, -1585: Hesperia, VI, 1937, p. 300, fig. 32, 190-192. |
Tip of handle gone.
Convex sides.
Chevron on rim
Running tendril on outer edge of discus; sunken plain center.
Solid handle; traces of ring on bottom.
Buff slip.
Reddish micaceous clay.
Cf. types XXXI ... 22 April 1933 ... Reddish micaceous clay.
Cf. types XXXI and XXXII of Corinth collection. |
| Single floor fragment; edge of base lost. Flat floor. Groove around center; shallow "triple groove" on outer part, surrounding stamped band with radial palm-branches and "flower" motifs (cf. L.R.P. types ... 1936 ... L.R.P. types 9, 38), alternating. |
| The head missing, and the feet. Pin holes for attachment in neck and in bottom surface.
Standing figure, hermaphrodite, wearing cloak and chiton; both hands lift the skirt up to the waist in front.
Pentelic ... Late Hellenistic or Roman period ... Cf. also S 629 (Τ 197) and terracotta types T 1808, T 3002, T 3107. |
Two joining fragments preserve nozzle and part of discus; one non-joining fragment of wall and base. Fragmentary.
Discus wide and concave. Rim, narrow, marked with short raised rays; small lug projecting ... 7 June 1952 ... An early Roman adaptation of type XVIII (long nozzle) to types XXII and XXIV(?). |
Fragment preserving profile, most of nozzle, and part of left side.
Flat bottom; short unbridged nozzle; open top; elaborately profiled wall, the lower concave on top, and projecting a little beyond the ... 16 April 1936 ... ADDENDA Related to types I and II of Corinth collection.
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Suspension lamp, with two nozzles, one of them missing; the suspension stem broken off, and part of the rim.
Deep lamp on raised base; narrow rim flat on top.
Outside unglazed; inside flaked, but perhaps ... 27 May 1949 ... "Poor relation"; between types 4 and 6.
Flaky pinkish-buff clay.
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| Single flat base fragment, not preserved to edge. On floor, two zones of stamped decoration, each with a "triple groove" surround. Inner "tondo": radiating palm branches, with circle motifs in between ... Ca. A.D. 350-380 ... Inner "tondo": radiating palm branches, with circle motifs in between (Hayes L.R.P., types 2 or 4, 27; center lost). |
| Rim broken away. Interior of bowl use-blackened.
Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket. Identical with MC 1293 ... 20 April 1936 ... Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket. |
| Four joining sherds preserving one side of base and belly. Low square foot ring; flat bottom; steep sides, gently curved. Faint ribbing at belly.
Red ware, fairly thin, with two-tone slip; cream slip ... 23 April 1937 ... product (related types noted at Troy). |
| Shallow body, unevenly double convex, the broader upper part forming an incurving rim. Top open.
Body wall pulled outward with the thumb to form an open nozzle, now chipped at the end. Vertical handle ... 11 March 1932 ... Not connected with Corinthian types. Possibly Aeginetan.
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| Top part of suspension lamp, with two pierced lugs. All the lower part of the lamp, the nozzle, and part of the rim, are gone.
Steeply sloping rim; large central filling hole; no discus.
Boat-shaped body ... 26 April 1933 ... Coarse red micaceous clay; surface entirely flaked away.
Cf. types XXIX and XXXI of Corinth collection. |
The top preserved; handle and tip of nozzle missing.
Broad down sloping rim, a ring of raised dots and ribs on the top; a large double-spiral lug on either side. On the throat of the nozzle, a large palmette ... June 1937, June 1938 ... ADDENDA Four fragments of lamps of similar type remain in the tray, three of fifth to fourth century types. |
| Apparently typical Knidian; junction with neck not preserved.
Coarse red clay, greyish at core.
Mostly of the impression broken away, with large piece of handle; lower left corner preserved.
Group "D" ... Third quarter of 2nd century B.C ... Cxt: HAT Group D (VG)*
Msc: looked through all types filed under =-kra"thv= also under
=Eu'krati"wn= w/out identifying this (VG 26.vii.49)*
Par: for rdg cf TD 3862 (VG)* |
| Reused African red slip ware dish fragment. Roughly cut disc, with centering hole added underneath. Counter.
From floor of a flat-based dish with stamped decoration: part of an outer decorated band with ... 3, 15, 22, 29 May 1933 ... Stamps types 24, 28).
Red clay, red slip on top.
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Bowl: Pergamene Sigillata?
About half of foot and most of floor preserved.
Spreading foot with four grooves in upper surface; broad, slightly beveled resting surface with four grooves; flat underside ... Context of 115-50 ... A somewhat similar form of foot is found on skyphoi of Pergamene sigillata dating to the second quarter of the 1st century (PF VI, nos. 12, 28--31, 34, pp. 213, 215, pl. 29, from skyphoi of Types S 3 and S 8, pp. 65, 69--70). |
Only a fragment from the top and side is preserved.
The side wall is almost vertical; the rim is broad and flat, rising slightly toward the middle. Around the filling hole it terminates in a depressed ... 1933 ... ADDENDA Combines features found in Types VII and VIII of Corinth collection.
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| Broken off diagonally across the lower legs. The head was made separately and attached with a pin. Back left rough.
Hermaphrodite of a type similar to S 1234 (ΝΝ 2578), but more elaborate. The figure wears ... 8 May 1947 ... Cf. also S 629 (Τ 197) and terracotta types T 1808, T 3002, T 3107. |
Several joining fragments give full profile.
On medallion, large head of Athena Parthenos facing; rope border; scraped groove across it.
Around medallion, double row of small leaves.
On wall, large standing ... 20 February 1953 ... On wall, large standing figures (statue types): at left, Dionysos(?) |
Deeply outcurved rim, slender uptilted handles, disc foot with spreading outer profile. Inscribed on inside, underside and exterior. The graffiti on this and other lekanai from the same deposit, here 1794, ... Context ca. 470-460 B.C ... In outward appearance the disc foot is indistinguishable from the ring foot; for the types common in this deposit see 1795-1797, Fig. 21. |
Part of floor, handle and two-thirds of rim missing; restored in plaster.
Low offset base, the under-surface rising slightly toward the center. Wall and rim form continuous curve; rim slopes sharply down ... 2-19 May 1939 ... ADDENDA Similar three-nozzled lamps of types IV and V in Acropolis Museum. |
| A curving band of gold, shaped like the letter C.
Triangular in section and tapering toward a small round knob at each tip, is suspended from its center by a triple grooved loop, flat in section, the pointed ... 9 March 1932 ... , recalls coin types of 4th-3rd c. |
| A thin almost circular piece of gold leaf, the edges turned in underneath, as if it had once covered a button.
Probably rivet from bronze sword (B 779). Πέντε χρυσές επενδύσεις κεφαλών ήλων σπάθης. Three ... 2 May 1947 ... Three types of gold-leaf ornament for bronze rivet-heads: 1) larger size, as this one; B 779, with rivet; and two more: apparently from handle of sword B 778. 2) smaller size (Diam. ca. 0.008): from sword B 781(three), 3) narrow strip encircling rivet-head, not covering top: (Diam. ca. 0.001): four of these, two found, with rivets, close to lower ends of swords. |
| Jar missing toe, most of one handle, and fragments of neck and body.
On each handle an almost illegible stamp, the device on one a prow, on the other a cluster. Cf. notes of 7/7/1975, made for S. Rotroff ... 7-13 April 1932 ... Cxt: dep 62(VG); see nts of 7.vii.75, made for S.Rotroff in
folder AG DEPOSITS*
Rdg: dev of stp b, was prev called "leaf"(VG)*
Par: stp a, as on SS 03900, SS 06300*
Msc: see discussion of this jar (as pair of types), in nt of today on
KT 1788 and related (? |
| Whole jar much mended; no groove preserved, the tip is rough beneath
but apparently was this shape when fired (grey core in the pot wall
section not on the bottom, as would be the case if broken off ... 18-19 February 1936 ... Frg: nt that SS 06613 is a restored jar which bears the same stp
on both hdls (and both hdls belong); may have been by error; but
otherwise - are explanations of v large nr of impressions of this
type, compared w/ other forepart of lion types (VG, 26.vii.49)*
Dim: D of stps a) and b) 0.041m(VG)*
Cxt: deposit 58; see cxt ntes of 7.vii.75 made for S.Rotroff in folder
AGORA DEPOSITS(VG)*
Par: SS 04924*
Rdg: Rdgs [ ... ] 26.vii.49, both stps certainly of the same type(VG)* |
| Boy with amphora.
The left side, part of the back, and the nozzle broken off.
Grotesque ithyphallic figure kneeling on his left knee, facing right, his face pressed against a large amphora on a pedestal, ... Mid 3rd. century A.D ... Corinth IV, ii, pp. 90, 92, 106, for handles of types XXVII and XXVIII.
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Cup With Moldmade Feet: Imitation Pergamene?
One foot, most of rim, and half of body restored.
Three moldmade feet: grinning satyr mask with bald head, full, curly beard, and bunches of grapes over ears ... Context of 115-50 ... The combination of these two types of palmettes, in large scale, is found on Cretan West Slope vessels (Callaghan 1981a, no. 56, p. 55, figs. 4, 10; Belin de Ballu 1972, p. 114, pl. |
Wall fragment with thin matte glaze on inside. Thickens slightly at top. Max. dim. 0.094.
Youth (forehead, much of legs missing) standing to right, looking back, a himation draped around his waist and ... Ca. 410 B.C ... For the two types, see H. Metzger, Recherches sur l'imagerie athénienne, Paris 1965, p. 24, note 4 with bibliography; the most comprehensive discussion is J. |
| Several pieces, including chunks from sides and rim, missing. Flat bottom; straight sides; flat-topped projecting rim.
Orange-buff clay. Light slip. Surface much worn.
On side wall, just below rim, a ... 9-12 February 1937 ... Our seal is not an exact duplicate of either of the coin types known (cf. BMC Attica, pl. 12:8. |
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