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| Rim fragment from a mug. The upper part of a bearded male figure in pilos and cloak, left. No relief contour; excellent glaze.
Additional fragments found in "Ostrakon Fill" join and make up to a mug; ... 13 June 1947 ... Agora XXI, p. 35, no. F 78, pl. 14 ... Agora XXX, no. 802, pl. 82. |
Lid: Northwest Greece?
Top of knob missing; several areas of flange and rimrestored.
Lower wall slightly inclined and concave, with scraped groove at top and bottom. Slightly upturned flange with grooved ... Context of late 2nd century and first half of 1st century ... Context of late 2nd century and first half of 1st century |
| Section of rim, body, and one handle, preserved; mended from many pieces; foot and one handle missing; restored in plaster. High flaring rim, set on pointed bowl; rim drawn in where it meets sides; rolled ... July 1952 ... Hesperia 30 (1961), p. 356, no. G 54, pl. 86. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken above and below and at one side.
The letters are on a smooth band at the center of each of the broad faces. On either side of the central band is a stippled band, then a smooth ... 10 February 1959 ... Leica, 87-2-2a, 87-2-0a, 87-2-1a, 87-2-3a, 87-2-4a |
| Moderately thin frabric; streaky red wash inside; probably an oinochoe. One fragment comes from the shoulder; the glaze does not continue to the top inside. A youth in chlamys and traveling hat looks left; ... 19 April-5 May 1935 ... Agora XXX, no. 690, pl. 73 ... Hoorn (1951), p. 82, no. 177. |
| A single fragment preserves the floor and a little of the wall of a bowl; very low ring foot; wall rounded as far as preserved. In center of floor a medallion made in two degrees; on the upper, in rather ... 2 June 1939 ... Leica, XVIII-35, 92-11-1(2) |
Mended from several pieces; largely complete. Large open bowl on flaring ring foot; narrow horizontal rim and inner vertical rim to take lid; broad ribbon handles at rim.
Glaze rather thin and somewhat ... 5 June 1954 ... Agora XII, no. 1216, pl. 40 (2 views). |
| Parts of the band handle of a semi-glazed oinochoe. Black glaze on the outer edges of the handle; the name carefully painted down the middle of the handle in the same black glaze: a) Red gravely fill ... 12 June 1947 ... Hesperia 19 (1950), p. 390, no. 34, pl. 112. |
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