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| Black glaze profiles for Brian A. Sparkes ... Nina Travlou Fred N. Ley Kathleen Lynch ... Linked image is a redrawn digital version (F. N. Ley and K. Lynch) of the original (N. Travlou) 82-591 82-591 ... 2008
1961 |
Low ring foot with concave moulding beneath. Slightly convex lid with flat-topped knob. Glaze fired mostly red and peeled. Dipped.
Cf. Athens Kerameikos HS 57 (better quality than most) and HS 171; Ferrara, ... Ca. 430 B.C. |
Lid and handle missing.
Ring foot. Deep bowl. Strap handle. Dipped. Glaze pitted. Scratched line at base of rim.
Complete specimens of this shape, Athens Kerameikos HS 89: Δελτ., XVIII, 1963, Χπονικά, ... 430-420 B.C. |
Lid and one handle missing.
Ring foot. Low bowl. Narrow rim. Wishbone handles. Burned ... 430-420 B.C. |
| Black glazed pottery ... AMS Horizontal (normal) |
Three joining fragments preserve base, much of body and most of one handle. Rim fitted for lid. A small open bowl with ring foot.
Black glaze except under foot. Well, container 6. 410, 671 Leica, 82-480 ... May 1939 |
| Surface of bowl quite chipped. Bowl with ring foot and flange to receive lid. Lid with flat-topped peg handle in center. Glaze fired irregularly, mostly red except inside bowl. Inside of lid reserved, ... 7 March 1936 |
| Handle and chips from lip missing. Base ring; lip set in to receive cover; one horizontal strap handle.
Black glaze, chipped, inside and out, except for base ring, bottom and scratched line at base of ... 15 March 1937 |
Use filling of first half of 1st c.; dumped filling of late 1st c.(?). This well, near its mouth, cuts off the end of the upper passage of the cistern at 53/Ε. Subdivisions:
.1=Dumped filling
.2=POU ... First half of 1st c. A.D. POU |
Containers 1-14. Very fragmentary pottery. Some material earlier than late 1st c. A.D. Coins:
10 May 1939 #4-#5
11 May 1939 #4-#9
12 May 1939 #5
15 May 1939 #7-#9
17 May 1939 #1-#2
23 May 1939 #1 ... Late 1st c. A.D. |
| Group of pottery from grave 1 ... AMS Horizontal (normal) |
Well at 73/Μ on the lower northeast slope of the Areopagus.
Diameter of 0.90m. It seems to have been abandoned because of the very soft stereo that kept falling in from all sides. Many pieces of terracotta ... Ca. 430-420 B.C. |
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