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| Small seven-petalled palmette with drooping petals.
No break.
Nearly covered with white paint, with considerable traces of pink. White very friable. On unpainted lower edge, fingerprints.
Attic clay. Pithos ... 22 April 1932 ... Palmette |
| Almost complete; large chip from bottom on one side.
Crowning palmette akroterion from altar. Holes for attachment to A 4995 (See conservation report for A 4995 for more detail). Rough-worked at back ... 19 July 2002 ... Crowning palmette akroterion from altar. |
| Mended from two fragments, broken at one end. Burnt bone discolored black and white and cracked.
Length of bone, roughly square in section, slightly flaring at preserved end with palmette stamp carved ... 24 June 2005 ... Palmette Stamp |
| Broken at bottom and chip out of upper right side.
Crowning palmette akroterion from altar-- if from same altar as A 4996, probably opposite end of it. Rough-worked at back. Tool marks on front suggest ... 19 July 2002 ... Crowning palmette akroterion from altar-- if from same altar as A 4996, probably opposite end of it. |
| Broken at rim.
Plump palmette on inner face; outside plain.
Gritty red-brown clay (as for braziers with head lugs). Top of palmette discolored by fire. Black fill in trench of plundered south and median ... 6 April 1954 ... Brazier Lug: Palmette |
| Originally a nine-leaf palmette with volute below; carved in low relief on both sides. Parts of seven petals and a volute preserved on one side, parts of six leaves and a volute on the other.
Perhaps from ... Latter part of 6th c. B.C ... Originally a nine-leaf palmette with volute below; carved in low relief on both sides. |
ADDENDA, 1956: Lower part of palmette added from undated box.
See MC 209, for terracotta palmettes made in some such mold as this. Earth from cistern. Lower Hellenistic fill.
Mid 3rd c. B.C. Leica ... 7 June 1935 ... Mold Fragment for Palmette |
| Single fragment, broken off at both sides. Most of back broken away, and missing attached upper part of palmette.
Pediment with crowning palmette akroterion from altar. Four holes at top used for attachment ... 19 July 2002 ... Pediment with Crowning Palmette Akroterion |
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