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Horn-shaped object with a groove below the mouth and lumpy objects in the mouth.
No glaze or trace of color. Well, bottom fill 1.
1st c. B.C. Leica ... 24 May 1936 ... Cornucopia |
| Fragment a) Top of double cornucopia broken off below.
Filled with fruit: grapes, pomegranates, etc. It was attached behind to some object. Two small holes in one side, another in the back.
White painted, ... 9-15 May 1935 ... double cornucopia broken off ... cornucopia; traces of yellow and ... stem of cornucopia.
Blond |
Probably the top of a cluster of grapes that projected from the top of a cornucopia.
Buff clay. Komos cistern, box 29. Ibid. , ΔΔ 525. Leica ... May-June 1947 ... cornucopia.
Buff clay. |
Cornucopia with grapes and leaves.
Broken at the bottom.
Mould-made with lenghtwise join. Traces of white paint.
Part of a column against which a figure leaned.
Late Roman. Trench T.
Late Roman fill ... 25 May 1933 ... Cornucopia with grapes and leaves.
Broken at the bottom.
Mould-made with |
Upper part of a cornucopia (?), with fruit hanging from it. Lower part shows traces of attachment. One fruit preserved; two broken away.
Solid; back rough.
Red glaze for adhesive.
Buff clay. Koukla factory ... 1939, 1946 ... Cornucopia Fragment |
| On the cylindrical part of the cornucopia, three figures in relief; on top a bunch of grapes and two pomegranates
Broken below.
Unfinished behind.
Remains of white.
Buff clay. Well. 1288 Leica, 80-48-7 ... Summer 1957 ... On the cylindrical part of the cornucopia, three figures in relief; on top a |
| A large cornucopia with a band of leaves near the bottom.
The back flattened.
Traces of pink and yellow over white.
Buff clay, reddish at break. Stoa of Attalos, Piers 16-17 E. Cutting strosis bottom of ... 16 April 1952 ... A large cornucopia with a band of leaves near the bottom.
The back flattened. |
| The upper part of a cornucopia.
Fruit hangs out at the top. Below a concave band two female figures in relief in panels.
Roughly finished at the back with traces of attachment to a figure. The whole covered ... 11 June 1936 ... Cornucopia Fragment |
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