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| From the inside of a dish, decorated with an arthropod with 8 legs, applied in high relief.
Thin red to brown glaze inside and out.
ADDENDA Pergamon: Late Hellenistic. Red earth west of foundation. Early ... 18 February 1936 ... Thin red to brown glaze inside and out.
... Red earth west of foundation. Early Roman context iwth much late Hellenistic. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Belong to complex of low code and sacred calendar.
Record of Sacrifices.
Six lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 251 ... 12 March 1936 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment ΟΑ 235, inscribed face only preserved.
Eight lines of the inscription preserved.
Part of IG II2, no. 46.
Fragment ΟΑ 393, inscribed face only preserved.
Fourteen lines of ... 4th. century B.C. |
| Publ: nt in Publ, finding-place is wrongly cited (VG)*
Par: this type not otherwise on file; but for cxt for name see
SS 06845 - Sct =LL=, Cistern at 81/=M=, to early 3c BC?; SS 08937 - Sct =EE=,
Cistern ... 8 July 1949 ... Publ: nt in Publ, finding-place is wrongly cited (VG)*
Par: this type not otherwise on file; but for cxt for name see
SS 06845 - Sct =LL=, Cistern at 81/=M=, to early 3c BC?; SS 08937 - Sct =EE=,
Cistern at 53/=E= (early 3c BC); =NIKODHMOS= seems to be theoros? ... Pier 13, west; cutting strosis at bottom of 8th foundation course; fill over floor of Square Building. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all around, full thickness preserved. Back roughly picked.
Preserved is part of middle of upper part of stele, with round element in center of pediment. Name beginning with "K" ... Late 2nd.-early 3rd. centuries B.C. (?) |
| Inscription recut as an Ionic capital.
The much larger block on which the inscription was cut, has been re-cut as a small Ionic capital. The inscribed face was used as the top of the capital. The inscribed ... Ca. 100 A.D. |
| Less than one-half preserved; mended from several pieces; most of rim missing. Ring foot; thickened lip rounded above; groove below lip on exterior. Rouletting and linked palmettes on floor.
Graffito ... 8 July 1949 ... P 2858 (group A), early 3rd c. B.C. for shape ... Pier 16 west. Pit in floor at level of 8th foundation course to strosis bottom of 9th. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Preamble of decree.
(Σ 1084), left side preserved, and part of top. A stele crowned with mouldings and a pediment, with akroterion at end.
The start of five lines of the insciprion ... 166/5 B.C ... This split off at the time the stele was broken up to be built into the foundation of the Circular Building and only one fragment was recovered.
... (Σ 1084), found in early Roman context over wall of Square Building, west of the north end of the Stoa of Attalos.
(Σ 2822), found in a context of 4th. century B.C. to mid. Roman in foundation packing of the Circular Building, west of the north end of the Stoa of Attalos. |
| About half the back part, preserved; mended from several pieces.
Shallow flat-bottomed lamp, with outward sloping rim and large looped strap handle, base to outer edge of rim. Incised on rim, double zigzag ... 11 February 1935 ... Shallow flat-bottomed lamp, with outward sloping rim and large looped strap handle, base to outer edge of rim. ... Accumulated road metal of early north-south road along west side of Market Square and related fills in the area of the Geometric cemetery south of the Tholos. ... Plundered foundation trench. |
| Long curve fragment.
Amphora. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Neck, rim and part of both handles preserved.
Two stamped handles. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| The neck and one handle nearly complete.
Red stain on neck.
Stamps on both handles. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing trench is 1.00m ... 18 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century.
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| Neck and upper part of both handles preserved.
Pinkish-buff clay with dark bits; pinker at the core. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Fragment of neck and shoulder; one handle with stamp preserved complete; the lower attachment only of the other.
The heavy cream slip has peeled considerably. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Part of rim preserved; probably from same jar as SS 3813.
Circular stamp with rose.
Cf. Hesperia 32 (1963), p. 326, n. 16. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Part of rim, the neck, and most of the shoulder preserved; one handle complete.
Joins with SS 3784. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing trench ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Part of rim preserved; probably from same jar as SS 03803.
Rose.
Cf. Hesperia 32 (1963), p. 326, n. 16. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) was found on 17-19 April. This footing ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Rim, neck and start of one handle preserved; large projecting, mushroom-shaped rim.
Pinkish micaceous clay, buff at core and surface, with very light thick slip.
The end of a rectangular or oval stamp ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century. |
| Two figures are seen in procession to the left; lower parts of body missing. The first is a woman holding a phiale in her right hand; her hair is elaborately arranged with a large coil at the back; her ... 22 July 1931 ... Two figures are seen in procession to the left; lower parts of body missing. ... The relief lines are well executed; profile eye; careful work; early fine style. A trace of the medallion maeander on the fragment which does not join.
... Between west foundation of Stoa and terrace wall, below level of top of former. |
| Part of rim preserved.
Rhodian clay and slip.
An almost square stamp on the shoulder of the handle.
Joins with SS 3811 giving both handles of jar. This group (SS 3784-87; SS 3790-3813; SS 3901; P 5524-5536) ... 17 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century.
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The neck is pushed in by handles at the top, there giving an aval rather than a circular opening. Upper parts of both handles preserved.
Light red clay with some mica in it, and traces of thin slip.
... 17 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century.
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| Neck and part of rim nd complete handle preserved; the sharply triangular rim profile does not seem typical for Knidian.
Micaceous red clay; grey core. The fabric somewhat resembles Knidian. This group ... 19 April 1935 ... This footing trench is 1.00m. wide on the west and 0.73m. on the north, except just as the corner where the north cutting widens to ca. 1.00m. ... In addition to the catalogued objects there are tins and trays of sherds, the majority similar coarse ware. None of the few glazed bits found need be later than the early third century.
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| Nose chipped; otherwise intact except for minor chips. Portrait of middle-aged man with close-trimmed beard and mustache. Hair simply treated and cap-like except for locks falling over forehead. Eyes have ... Late 3rd c. or early 4th c. A.D. |
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