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Over half of body and rim, tip of one spur, and half of foot restored. Outer edge of resting surface worn.
Scraped groove in resting surface; concave underside.Ribbed body.
Slightly flaring, rising spurs ... 325-300 |
One handle, most of upper body, and part of lower body restored.
Glazed groove in resting surface, the inner edge of which is scraped; concave underside with nipple. Low, concave stem. Slightly rising, ... 325-300 ... Agora XII, no. 714, p. 287, pl. 29 ... Rotroff 1984b, no. 12, p. 353, pl. 67:f. |
From the wall of a semi-glazed krater.
Incised through the glaze on the inside: Red gravelly fill. 4442 Leica ... 5 May 1947 ... Agora XXV, no. 353, pp. 12, 70. |
Part of foot and floor.
Slightly angular ring foot; outwardly beveled resting surface; convex underside. Two deep scraped grooves around center of floor. Center: eight-petaled rosette with alternate petals ... 210-190 |
Most of mouth, handles, and small part of body preserved.
Thin neck projects from concave body at ca. 45-degree angle.
Flaring rim, flat on top. Two strap handles on either side of neck, tucked beneath ... 225-175 |
Triton?
Head, left arm, right forearm, left wing, most of right wing, lower back, spout, and chalice missing.
Well-muscled male torso with wings growing from shoulders.
On preserved section of right ... 200-175 |
Scraped groove on top of foot. Graffito on floor and under foot: ΔΕ, ligatured.
There are many cups of this shape from the same deposit; of the following, several carry graffiti: P 5116 Hesperia, V, 1936, ... 470-460 B.C ... From a con- temporary deposit, G 12:22, others also have the ΔΕ liga- tured: P 10813-6 Hesperia, Suppl. IV, 1940, p. 126, noted under a); P 10812 ibid., p. 127, fig. 94 a, is smaller and has no graffito.
Cf. Agora XII, no. 436. |
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Probably intended for plastic heads to be attached as spouts to gutti.
Outside incised while clay was still soft with letter Σ twice.
Fine buff clay, well baked. Clearing bedrock at west side ... 1932 |
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