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Intact.
Slightly concave underside with string marks. Steep, convex wall.
Pink fabric (7.5YR 7/4); thin, dull black glaze.
Other fairly well glazed saucers of Hellenistic date: P 19872--P 19875 (Young ... 350-300 ... Other fairly well glazed saucers of Hellenistic date: P 19872--P 19875 (Young 1951b, nos. 11:12--15, p. 127, from same pyre), P 336 and P 337 (Rotroff 1983, nos. 12, 13, p. 284, pl. 51 [H 6:9, north chamber, lower fill]), P 16739 and P 16740 (Young 1951b, nos. 10:11, 12, p. 126 [B 22:3]), P 18550, P 18551, and P 18553 (Young 1951b, nos. 8:13, 14, 16, p. 125, pl. 52:b [B 19:5]), P 6360 and P 6361 (D 15:3). |
Mended from ten fragments; one-third of rim and chips of wall missing.
Straight, sloping wall. Incurved rim. Molded knob. Shiny brown-to-black glaze ... Ca. 325? ... Young 1951b, no. 11:2, p. 127, pl. 53:b. |
Mended from sixteen fragments; a few chips missing.
Very slightly concave underside with string marks. Wall slightly concave at bottom. Rim slightly offset on inside. Dull brown glaze.
Similar: P 19869 ... 325-275 ... Young 1951b, no. 11:10, p. 127, pl. 53:b. |
P 19865 a, b
Lid (a) complete but cracked; body (b) mended from four pieces, with two small fragments missing; slightly burned.
Rounded lower body. Upper body concave below widely flaring rim with pronounced ... Ca. 325? ... P 19865 a, b
Lid (a) complete but cracked; body (b) mended from four pieces, with two small fragments missing; slightly burned.
... Identical lid, from same pyre: P 19866 (Young 1951b, no. 11:8, p. 127). |
P 18548 a, b
Body (a) mended from eight fragments and partly restored; lid (b) mended from nine fragments.
Flat underside with string marks. Very slightly concave lower wall.
Rim concave on inside, ... 325-300 ... D. B. Thompson 1971, fig. 52 ... Young 1951b, no. 8:11, p. 125, pl. 52:b |
Rim slightly chipped; burned.
Rounded bottom. Body pared. Yellowish red to light red cooking fabric (5YR 5/6--2.5YR 6/8) with mica, white inclusions, and voids.
Others in cooking fabric from contemporary ... 325-300 ... Others in cooking fabric from contemporary contexts:P 18541 (Young 1951b, no. 8:10, p. 125, pl. 52:b, from same pyre), P 19863 and P 19864 (Young 1951b, nos. 11:5, 6, p. 127 [B 17:4]). |
Small parts of rim and wall restored.
Flaring ring foot; rounded resting surface; nippled underside.
Deep lower body, concave and inclined upper body; no groove in wall.
Ivy-leaf thumb rests. Olive ... 250-240 |
Mended from fourteen fragments, small chips missing; burned.
Flat underside with string marks. Irregular wall, slightly concave near base. Handles tightly folded. Hard, light brown fabric (7.5YR 6/4) ... 300-270 ... Nearly identical: P 18576 (Agora XII, no. 1571, p. 347, pl. 69) and P 18577 (Young 1951b, nos. 7:10, 11, p. 123 [B 19:6]).
Similar but with no trace of glaze preserved: P 18578 and P 18579 (Young 1951b, nos. 7:11, 12 [B 19:6]), P 28493 (Q 20:4). |
Top side of lid and wall, the top almost completely preserved except for chips in brim. Wall only partly preserved. Hole in center for metal ring handle. Glazed on underside; abraded in places. P.H. 0.039; ... Late 5th century B.C. |
Intact.
Slightly concave underside with string marks. Rim slightly offset from floor. Thin glaze, mottled red to brown. Two kappas incised on floor before glazing.
Other glazed saucers of about this ... 325-300 ... Thompson 1940, pp. 134--135, fig. 99:c [G 12:20]), P 19060 and P 19062 (Young 1951b, nos. 4:17, 19, p. 119 [B 18:1]), P 4457 (F 11:2, upper fill). |
Mended from six fragments, with one handle and part of rim missing; burned.
Underside somewhat convex, with string marks. Straight, wheel-ridged wall. Very micaceous, reddish yellow fabric (5YR 7/6) of ... 350-300 ... Similar banding and shape of foot: P 16606, P 19051 and P 19052, P 18546 and P 18547, P 16734, P 19868 (Young 1951b, nos. 2:9, 4:8, 9, 8:7, 8, 10:4, 11:3, pp. 116, 118, 125--127, pls. 50--53 [A 20:3, B 18:1, B 19:5, B 22:3, B 17:4]). |
| Single fragment preserving top edge, front and back surface of a funerary stele; broken off below and at sides. Surface of relief worn and flaking in spots.
Head of a young woman facing front, with right ... 31 July 2001 |
| A large piece missing at the back and left. Nose and mouth battered, ears chipped. Along the break, from the top of the head, is a vertical pinhole with traces of iron stain.
The wear on front and back ... Early Flavian period. |
| Missing: head, right forearm and hand, part of left forearm, legs from above knees.
A statue of a young girl approximately one-third life-size, from a high relief.
She wears a long loose chiton, pinned ... 31 May 1938 |
| Intact save for end of nose and ancient chip from right ear and recent chips from hair and left ear.
Socket for fitting into body rough-picked; carried up high in back of neck.
Hair in marked waves above ... Julio-Claudian period. |
| Fragment of body of oinochoe. Head of young satyr wearing ivy garland bound with a ribbon of added white. Relief contour for profile.
Much added from sherds:
a) Three pieces joining above and to left ... 2 May 1939 |
| Mended from many pieces; most of the lip, about half the base and scattered fragments of the figured scenes missing. A cylindrical stand, open at top and bottom, with a rather concave profile and simple ... 1 March 1937 |
| Fragmentary; more than half of the walls preserved, but none of the lip. A large bowl with typical Megarian decoration, to which a base (small ring, perhaps not complete, preserved) and a flaring wheelmade ... 8 March 1933 ... Bowl: bottom, central rosette, from which rises an imbricated leaf pattern; central band, young satyrs with winged horses, in the field large goat masks; upper border, bands of egg and dart, dots, and small palmettes above spirals. ... Leica, 87-613, 95-9, 97-8-8, 97-8-9, 97-8-10, 97-8-11, 97-8-12, 99-21-36(35), 99-22-3(4), color slide ... PD 361, PD 373-a,b |
| Eleven pieces comprising two non-joining fragments. To Young's publication of six pieces are now added five more, two of which help to complete to inscription.
Part of the side wall with reserved panel ... 600 B.C ... On the rarity of Anax as a title of Zeus, see B. Hemberg, ΑΝΑΞ, ΑΝΑΣΣΑ, und ΑΝΑΚΕΣ, Uppsala, 1955, pp. 8, 11. ... The ends of the three horizontals of the initial epsilon are preserved at the right edge.
Young would take the verb to be equivalent to έγραφσεν and translate the whole, "Androg ... , son of D ... ,made (i.e. wrote) ... |
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