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Foot, handle, neck and mouth missing.
Shoulder black, body banded for about two-thirds of its length, glazed below. Glaze fired red in places.
There are a number of lekythoi decorated with reserved bands ... Ca. 500 B.C. |
| Inscribed stele.
The bottom broken, and the pediment top chipped.
Inscribed with elegiac couplet; four lines of the inscription preserved, plus three letters.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. IG II3, no. 3720. Found ... Before 350 B.C. |
| Inscribed fragment of altar (?).
Apparently the mid part of a small altar; preserved to its original height and thickness, broken to right and left; its top slightly scooped out; its face front and back ... Ca. 240 A.D. |
| Roughly made thin broad arched handle.
Rough clay greyish at core.
Impression set slightly on inside of curve; broken away to right, chipped above and on emblem.
The head set as that its top is toward ... 13 March 1933 |
Four joining fragments from bottom and lower wall.
A) and B) Lion between palmettes; branches in the background. Incision and white.
Dull glaze. Well east of Stoa room 2 (= ΘΡΑ well), containers 1, 2, ... January-February 1950 |
Polos-style amphora fragment mended from two pieces. Part of the lowest animal frieze, with rays below. Siren to right; incised rosettes in field.
Clay burned gray, and glaze badly peeled. Second layer ... 11 February 1935 |
Mouth, neck, handle and foot missing.
Shoulder: black.
Body: glazed stripes horizontally around the body, alternating with reserved. Well beneath Stoa gutter. 3780 Leica, 82-171 ... May-June 1954 |
| Joining fragments preserve most of neck and lip and upper part of handle. Wide cut-away mouth; flanged handle, the flanges bridged by a reel at point of attachment to lip.
Brown clay with many white ... 4 October 1947 |
Upper part above shoulder and wall fragment missing. General type, as far as preserved, as P 24316 (ΣΑ 2526): This is the characteristic general type for the large proportion of the lekythoi from this ... May-June 1954 |
Twelve joining pieces preserve part of lower half of closed pot, perhaps an amphora. Partially restored in plaster. Heavy ring foot, plump body with sides beginning to curve sharply on line of break. ... 4 October 1947 |
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