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Square box-like object.
Broken away from the left side of a figurine.
Clusters of grapes hang down its front.
Traces of white and pink color.
ADDENDA: Blond clay.
Belongs with the Herms T 1566. Cistern ... 25-29 February 1936 ... Broken away from the left side of a figurine.
... Belongs with the Herms T 1566. |
| Fully preserved.
Roughly oblong chunk of marble with two herms, one above the other incised in it. Lower herm ithyphallic, upper not.
Very crudely done.
Pentelic marble. From dump of earth from cistern ... 12 May 1956 ... Roughly oblong chunk of marble with two herms, one above the other incised in it. |
| The back, pierced by a hole, and most of the face, broken away.
The hair arranged in a coronet of nodules over the brow. A roll of drapery passes over the top of the head.
Hollow head. Traces of white ... 25-29 February 1936 ... The back, pierced by a hole, and most of the face, broken away.
The hair arranged in a coronet of nodules over the brow. ... ADDENDA: Belongs with the same Herms as T 1567. |
| Upper left corner preserved in two joining fragments.
In top are traces of iron clamps, one to tie this slab to its backer, one to secure it to the background of a marble herm head. (In the case of the ... August 1946 ... In top are traces of iron clamps, one to tie this slab to its backer, one to secure it to the background of a marble herm head. (In the case of the second clamp the original had split the slab and had to be replaces with a longer iron.)
This slab was set between herms of the type represented by S 1213 (ΩΔ 218).
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Wall fragment from just below rim. Narrow reserved band on inside. Glaze abraded in lower right. Max. dim. 0.085.
At the far right is Hermes (face, right shoulder, end of kerykeion) standing frontally, ... Late 5th century B.C ... A kerykeion is drawn on the side of the herm. ... Below, meat on a spit above a flaming altar (a little bit of the spit appears at the right break). ... Dilute glaze: hair.
For the kerykeion painted on the side of the herm, see the unattributed 4th-century krater fragment in Copenhagen, no no. |
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