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| Mended from two fragments; most of sides and rim missing.
Shallow open bowl with bottom convex inside, concave outside; fairly steep curved sides; narrow applied band at outside of rim.
Clear glass with ... 21 May 1965 |
| Mended from three pieces. About one-third of rim and body missing.
Heavy straight walled. Side has from top: wavy white line; straight white line; band of painted floral design in white, yellow, brown, ... 29 June 1971 |
Broken all around.
Fragment from side with guilloche pattern in relief.
Thick fabric, red at core, light brown and highly micaceous on surface. Sherds from same fill in B 654. Poros Building floor, second ... 11 June 1949 |
| Perhaps from upper shoulder of a large pithos, just below the neck. Below the neck, a raised moulding with a band of guilloche in relief below.
Gritty micaceous pink clay; slipped outside. B' building ... 9 April 1935 |
| The lower part missing; also many large fragments of the upper part. One horizontal lug handle preserved, pierced by a round hole through the middle. Flaring rim, convex on its upper face, with an inner ... 24 February 1939 |
| Large flat-bottomed handleless pithos, with swelling rounded body, concave neck and plain lip.
Handmade of coarse reddish brown clay with small red bits; the outside carefully polished, the inside left ... 13 March 1935 |
| Wall fragment from a large handmade pot. On the outside, a small raised knob from which springs a decoration (or symbol?) incised in the unbaked clay.
Coarse greenish-buff clay with many black bits; slipped ... 17-26 March 1937 |
About three-quarters of the rim and some of the neck preserved; filled out in plaster. The surface is unglazed but nicely finished.
Clay with considerable foreign matter is reddish at the core and buff ... September 1932 |
| Upper body, fairly neatly chipped off below shoulder; bits are missing from walls, neck and rim; restored in plaster. Sloping shoulder, wide high slightly concave neck, flat projecting rim. Outer edge ... 22-26 February 1937 |
A handle and small bit of the side are preserved. The handle is the shape of approximately half an oval and is horizontal with a hole pierced vertically through it. The wall is heavy. Transverse bars painted ... 1932 |
Wall fragment. Raised band with four vertical incisions to make panels. In panels, stamped circles, incised diagonals.
Heavy micaceous clay. Tholos trench G, layer IV, bedrock to east. Context 7th.-6th ... 7 June 1937 |
Single fragment preserves lower part of a handle and the immediately adjacent part of the body of a large coarse pot. In a rectangular stamp at the base of the handle are two spirals.
Micaceous clay with ... September 1932 |
| A number of joining fragments preserve part of the body of a large pithos around which run two slightly raised bands averaging about 0.04m. wide. The bands are decorated with a geometric pattern of impressed ... September 1932 |
| Mended from two fragments, one preserving a large part of the medallion, the other a small piece of the side and offset lip. The join between the two strengthened with plaster. The foot missing, the stem ... August-September 1932 |
Base fragment.
From bottom of fenestrated stand. Impressed tongues on vertical face and on finished surface at left; running spiral on the sloping upper part. Red pithos fabric, brown at surfaces.
Also ... Context ca. 600-575 B.C ... Impressed tongues on vertical face and on finished surface at left; running spiral on the sloping upper part. Red pithos fabric, brown at surfaces.
Also probably from a stand, P 16837 G 15:1-U Hesperia, XV, 1946, pl. 24, 5. |
| Three-quarters of the rim missing; a large part of the cup and one handle and a third of the base restored in plaster. The preserved parts mended from many pieces.
Medallion depicts youth crouching right ... August-September 1932 |
From shoulder of large pithos. At top of fragment, a raised ridge, below which lotus pattern in relief.
Clay, various shades of brown; micaceous.
Cf. Agora XII, no. 1515. Well, main fill. 750 Leica, ... June-July 1932 |
Shoulder fragment.
Below the ridge, a band of reversing lotuses, a bud at the base of each flower. The stamp was too wide for the band so that the downwards flower was sheared off at the calyx.
From ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C. |
Broken all around. A tongue pattern in low relief.
Clay pink at core, buff at surface.
Cf. Agora XII, no. 1854. Well, main fill. 750 Leica, XXVI-53 ... June-July 1932 |
Two joining pieces preserve part of rim and immediately adjacent portions of body or neck. Rim flat on top, projects slightly and has groove on outer edge. Incised in unbaked clay, on top surface of rim, ... 7-13 April 1932 |
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