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Mouth and handle missing.
Small squat jug; ribs narrow, formed by vertical grooves. Blister ware; buff to pink clay, gray surfaces.
Cf. Corinth C-31-417 and 418: Corinth, XIV, pl. 49, 33, 34, from a ... Context ca. 375-350 B.C ... Corinth C-31-417 and 418: Corinth, XIV, pl. 49, 33, 34, from a votive deposit in the Asklepieion, third quarter of 4th century; the ribs still narrower. |
| Complete except for chips. Shaft has twenty flutes.
Pentelic marble. Catalogued May 1971. A letter of 1985, attached to the card, says the capital was being moved to the South Slope of Acropolis to the ... 4th c. B.C. (?) ... Moved to the Asklepieion |
Low foot, black on the torus outer face. Reserved: resting surface, top of stem inside and handle-panels.
Similar, P 13791 U 25:2-U and P 26812, with added red round stem. Also, from Athens, Asklepieion ... Ca. 525 B.C ... Also, from Athens, Asklepieion area: Δελτ., XIX, 1964, χπονικά, pl. 16 δ, right; from Miletos: Istanbul. |
Foot, stem and handles missing.
Fillet at top of stem with scraped groove above. On neck in applied clay, ΑΦ[Π⟧ΟΔΙΤΗΣ. Decoration inside: five alternately linked palmettes, within rouletting.
For the ... Ca. 350 B.C ... For the fillet at the top of the stem, see Corinth C-31-395, from the Asklepieion, Votive Deposit 5: Corinth, XIV, pl. 48, 11, very close but also with foot missing. |
Rim flat on top. On the neck, in large letters, graffito: ΛΥ.
Other examples from this deposit carry the same in- scription; cf. P 24912 Hesperia, XXV, 1956, pl. 22 d, the graffito read as the first two ... Context ca. 520-480 B.C ... Similar, an example from a well on the South Slope of the Acropolis, Asklepieion area: Δελτ., XIX, 1964, Χπονικά, pl. 16 β. |
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