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| Four large joining fragments preserve the complete profile, with all of the foot, part of the wall, and a little of the rim with spout. Nothing of the handles. Partly restored in plaster. Deep open bowl ... 24 April 1951 ... P 21233 ... P 21233 |
Rim fragment from a bell krater. Remains of the wreath outside. Good glaze, chipped.
Inside, below a reserved line, inscribed:
Ostrakon of Alkibiades the Younger? Picked up by a visitor on the present ... December 1947 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 3, no. 9, pl. 1. |
| Straight sides, irregularly pointed ends, roughly triangular in section. Side next to chisel shows considerable wear; worn slightly conacve in middle.
Adhering to chisel (IL 1062).
ADDENDA July 1950: ... 29 June 1949 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), no. 12, pl. 75 ... Agora XXXVI, no. T13-19, p. 118, figs. 2.62-2.63. |
| Protogeometric goblet ... Piet de Jong ... 4-358 4-358 Fragile Watercolor Paper Watercolor ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 285 ... Papadopoulos (2007b), p. 105, fig. 104C. |
| The head and right arm missing.
The fiture wears a chiton and an himation wrapped around the upper body and falling in heavy folds over the left arm.
Soft dull pink clay.
Cf. T 2661. Agora sample no ... 15 June 1938 ... P.H. 0.082; W. 0.041 |
| Broken off above, mended from two pieces.
Mold for a figure beside whom stands a small child.
The mold seems to be part for the back part of the figurine, showing a plain bench or rock on which the figure ... 5 May 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 123, 124, 140, 161; nos. 30, 41; pl. 33 ... Monaco (2000), [A,XX,8], p. 191. |
| Mended from eight pieces. Small parts of mouth and fragment from body missing. Surfaced.
Buff clay. Ευρύστομη Μυκηναϊκή πρόχους χωρίς γάνωμα. Αποτελείται από οκτώ συνενούμενα τμήματα. Mycenaean grave, ... 19 May 1951 ... P 21302 ... P 21302 |
| Inscribed grave relief.
The upper left corner of a grave monument with a head, turned slightly left, in relief.
Inscribed on a band above the relief.
Ten letters remain.
Pentelic marble. Found in modern ... 11 March 1935 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 370, no. 15, pl. 93 ... Agora XVII, no. 701, p. 134. |
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