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The figure is wearing a cloak fastened with a brooch on the right shoulder.
Very ... 12 June 1931 ... P.H. 0.26; P.W. 0.28; Th. 0.075; D. (relief) 0.02 |
End of nozzle broken off.
On discus, leopardess running right, head turned back. On rim, egg pattern, with plain panels. Handle pierced, double grooved above and below. On reverse, single circular groove, ... 20 May 1936 ... D 12:1.4 |
A chip of the left side missing; otherwise unbroken.
A cross and three filling holes on the discus. Impressed circles on rim and bottom. Unpierced, ungrooved handle.
Pinkish buff clay, unglazed.
Type ... Mid 5th-6th c. A.D ... Mid 5th-6th c. A.D. |
Handle, part of nozzle, and part of bottom broken away.
On the back, within a circle of dots, traces of a signature. There seems hardly room of the customary letter "A".
Red clay and wash.
Type XX of ... 50-early 2nd. century A.D ... 50-early 2nd. century A.D. |
The nozzle and part of the body preserved.
Narrow rim, plain concave discus. Short nozzle, with wick-hole encroaching on the rim. A small depressed ring at each side of the base of the nozzle. On the bottom, ... Late 1st.-150 A.D ... Study Collections-Case No. 23-Ε |
Part of the nozzle of an extremely large lamp, with a volute at the base.
The left side and top are broken away.
Trace of burning at the end inside.
Pink clay; traces of red wash.
Type XXI of Corinth ... Late 1st. century B.C.-1st. century A.D ... Late 1st. century B.C.-1st. century A.D. |
Most of nozzle and about half of discus and upper part of body preserved.
On discus, a biga left, the horses and the wheel of the chariot preserved. Three grooves separate discus from plain rim. Volutes ... 50-100 A.D ... 50-100 A.D. |
Top toward nozzle only preserved. The end of nozzle broken away.
Plain discus with small central filling hole, set off from plain rim by a ridge. Nozzle connected with body by volutes which do not encroach ... 50-early 2nd. century A.D ... 50-early 2nd. century A.D. |
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