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Male phallos, attached as spout to the side of a vase. On the inside is a ledge for the reception of a lid. Scratched into the clay on the upper part of the outer face: ΚΕΡΚΙΩ.
Clay: Fine, buff, burned ... Early fifth century B.C ... Male phallos, attached as spout to the side of a vase. On the inside is a ledge for the reception of a lid. ... Clay: Fine, buff, burned ash grey inside, glazed only on the upper part of it's outside.
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| From shoulder of an open pot. Thin glaze wash on lower part of inside. Tongue pattern above; head and shoulder of a woman left. Burned.
Probably from the same vase as P 4754. B' building fill, disturbed ... 28 February-2 March 1935 ... Tongue pattern above; head and shoulder of a woman left. Burned.
Probably from the same vase as P 4754. |
| A few pieces missing from handle and body. Round mouth, handle, neck all banded. Four semicircles compass-drawn, about solid hour-glass on shoulder; tooth pattern below; solid black lower part, except ... 19 February 1936 ... Black glaze, much peeled; fragments of the vase burned after breaking. |
Fragments of pyxis (a) and of lid (b) with moulded edge.
Decorated with bands and false spirals. Lid burned. Same fabric but not positively from the same vase. Pyxis from above floor of house; lid from ... A) 16 April 1932 B) 12 February 1932 ... Decorated with bands and false spirals. Lid burned. Same fabric but not positively from the same vase. |
Part of left side preserved, from nose to back and top of head to breast.
Mouth missing.
Curly hair and huge coiled horn. Large vent in top of head, and pierced lug on back for suspension.
A well modelled ... 21 May 1936 ... Dark red clay and glaze, burned purplish.
Possibly a lamp (?)
... Hayes: Part of plastic vase-Knidian. |
| Agora, Archaic Cemetery. Bracelet. Corinthian. Agora, North Slope. Branch. Agora, Rectangular Rock-cut Shaft. Other. Cornucopia. Well. Corslet. Couch. Aigina. Cradle kithara. Altar. Crosshatching. Amphora ... Agora 23 363 G 6:3 Q 12:3 ... Dent in vase ... Burned vase |
| Rim fragment. Nearly vertical rim with a heavy rolled lip; the wall inset below the rim.
On the reserved band below the lip, a band of horizontal palmettes, framed and linked; a pair of drops falling ... July 1954 ... Clay slightly grayed; perhaps burned. Excellent glaze. ... Very likely from a red-figured vase. |
| The rim of a deep basin with flaring rim, hanging downward; on top of the rim is applied an upper rim, in part circular, in part star-shaped in section, with a horizontally projecting round boss, hollowed, ... 3 April 1934 ... On the side of the vase an egg-shaped object was applied, its outline can be clearly traced on the vase wall, and there was an attachment to the upper rim above.
... 'Burned' early Roman and late Hellenistic (1st. c. |
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