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[Agora Object] P 32177: Plate Fragments

Two non-joining rim fragments. Flattish floor, low upcurved rim with internal and external angles. Light red clay, good red gloss. Pergamon fabric, copying an Eastern Sigillata A ware shape. Brown gravelly ... April 1939 ... Pergamon fabric, copying an Eastern Sigillata A ware shape.

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[Agora Object] P 32154: Dish Fragment

Rim to wall fragment. Carinated form, rather small, with sloping wall and plain rim (copying Italian Terra Sigillata shape). Light yellow-brown clay; red slip, smooth and glossy on outside, duller and ... 4-5 May 1934 ... Carinated form, rather small, with sloping wall and plain rim (copying Italian Terra Sigillata shape).

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[Agora Object] P 31977: Plate Fragment

Piece of rim and outer part of floor of a large plate. Flat floor and thick sloping rim, bulging at top, with groove and quarter-round molding on inner face. Light pinkish-red with red slip, glossy ('soapy') ... 1934 ... An unclassified import (?), copying Augustan Arretine-ware type.

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[Agora Object] P 9867: Local Red-Gloss Bowl with Rouletting: Foot Stamp

Nearly one-half preserved of a low bowl on a high ring foot, copying Italian Sigillata. The side joins the floor at a sharp angle. There is no rim. Restored in plaster. Within four concentric rings of ... 14 April 1937 ... Nearly one-half preserved of a low bowl on a high ring foot, copying Italian Sigillata.

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[Agora Object] P 33085: Platter Fragments

Four non-joining fragments: a) floor to rim fragment, b) rim fragment, c) wall fragment and d) floor fragment. Flaking badly. Broad plain flat floor; low steep wall curving out to a thickened triangular ... 22-23 April 1932 ... Unclassified shape, copying early Italian sigillata.

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[Agora Publication Page] Agora 11, s. 199, p. 180

Alexander. Dogs. Well. Anchialos. Antigonos Gonatas. Dolphin. Athenian New Style. Doric leaf pattern. Dress. Chalcidic League. Drove. Pautalia. Ptolemy Soter. Eagle. Pyrrhus. Ear. Collection of sculpture ... Agora 11 180 G 5:3 ... Copying