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| Obverse: squatting figure right, playing double flutes.
Reverse: plain. Hellenistic sand fill in bottom of drain. 1843 Leica ... 25 May 1939 ... Agora X, p. 97, pl. 23, no. L 106 c. |
Small conical bead or whorl. The upper part broken away.
Soft grayish-white stone, pierced vertically. Grave 3. Leica, 84-271 PD 2774-103 ... 6 February 1936 |
| A double-volute top with flat pear-shaped drop, attached to a heavy wire which forms a single loop.
Thin sheet of gold.
It seems unbroken but would be upside down if worn with present loop. Deposit of ... 8 April 1948 |
Much of body and one handle missing. Restored in plaster. Flat bottom, flaring rim, and two upward tilted horizontal handles (one preserved). Rather poor red glaze except on bottom and band around bottom ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 43, p. 154, fig. 106. |
Handle and body fragments missing. Flat bottom with short slightly flaring lip and one vertical band handle. Glazed to broad handle zone, reserved. Bands outside lip, reserved bands inside lip.
Thin ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 52, p. 156, fig. 106. |
Flat bottom and short lip; one vertical band handle. Glazed except for reserved band inside and outside lip. Horizontal bands on handle.
Dull reddish-brown glaze. Protoattic pit and well. Leica, 7-443 ... 17 March-1 April 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 51, p. 156, fig. 106. |
| Base and most of one side missing. Dull black glaze, somewhat peeled, to lip. Two reserved bands inside lip and two outside; on edge, band with dots. Protoattic pit and well. Leica, 7-443 ... 10-16 March 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 44, p. 154, fig. 106. |
Complete handle with part of rim and shoulder preserved.
Micaceous buff clay.
Round stamp with the head of a bearded silen, right. Publ: s.v. Webster, Mon. Illust. Tragedy and Satyr Play
(ICS Bulletin ... 27 May 1937 ... Hesperia 18 (1949), p. 337, no. c 106, pl. 98, fig. 7. |
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