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Fragment or rim alone preserved.
Two grooves around concave rim, which also is grooved. Horizontal loop-handle. Rounded body.
Clay: fine reddish (burned). Black glaze except in grooves. Assembly Place, ... 1932 ... PNL 54 ... PNL 54 |
| Mended from numerous fragments. Almost complete except for heavy spalling at resting surface and on body around the nozzle. The lug is chipped away. Glaze very worn.
Type 29A (Howland) lamp with pierced ... 3 August 2006 ...
Type 29A (Howland) lamp with |
| Almost complete, end of nozzle missing and gaps in the bowl, base chipped. Mended from many sherds. Glaze worn under the nozzle.
Raised base with groove at junction with base and second one just below ... middle of the second quarter of the 4th c. B.C. down into first quarter of the 3rd c. B.C ... Lamp: Howland Type 15 A |
Only nozzle and part of rim preserved.
Short, fairly wide nozzle. Rim around filling hole raised above body of lamp, with deep groove around it. Apparently curving sides.
Clay: fine reddish; black ... 1932 ... Type VII a |
Nozzle chipped.
Rounded sides, with pierced lug on left side. Two deep grooves around rim. Groove around base and raised area in center of bottom.
Clay: fine, buff, poor black glaze inside and out, ... 1932 ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), pp. 54, no. 53, fig. 22. |
Fragment from lip and upper body. Head of a panther, to left; parts of two criss-cross incised rosettes. Above, heavy bands, vertical wiggles, thin bands. Interior glazed, with a red band at top and bottom ... 24 June 1959 ... Agora XXXI, p. 171, CPD 54A. |
Base alone preserved.
The base is peculiar in that the bottom is elaborately moulded, and the center is very concave, as a result of which a sharp cone projects in the inside.
Very much like Type 7 ... 1932 ... is very concave, as a result of which a sharp cone ... much like Type 7 (c)
Clay: |
Fragment of rim and nozzle only.
Thumbprint in black laze near nozzle. Rounded body. Triple groove around sunk, convex rim.
Clay: fine reddish (burned); lustrous black glaze all over. Assembly Place, ... 1932 ... Type VII a |
Nozzle alone preserved.
Blunt, rounded nozzle. Groove around the rim. The instrument making the groove slipped and cut it unevenly.
Clay: fine red; metallic black glaze. Assembly Place, filling of Period ... 1932 ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), pp. 54, 55, no. 58, fig. 22. |
Nozzle and part of body preserved.
Long, tapering nozzle. Raised band around slightly convex rim. Curving sides.
Clay: fine reddish; black red glaze (much worn) except in groove. Assembly Place, filling ... 1932 ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), pp. 52, 54, no. 39, fig. 22. |
Nozzle and half of body missing.
Rounded body; single deep groove around concave rim. Horizontal band-handle.
Clay fine, reddish; lustrous black glaze except in groove. Assembly Place, filling of Period ... 1932 ... Type VII a |
Slightly curving sides. Rather large hole in nozzle. Deep groove around the rim. Letters scratched onto rim and top of nozzle. Left side broken away.
Clay: fine, reddish, poor black glaze inside and ... 1931 ... Hesperia Suppl. 7 (1943), pp. 53, 54, no. 49, figs. 21, 22. |
Part of back broken off.
Curving sides; pierced lug on left side. Deep groove around the rim. Large wick hole.
Clay: fine red, lustrous black all over, except in groove which contains miltos. Thesmophorion- ... 1932 ... Type VII a |
Base, handle and end of nozzle missing.
High body, slightly curving sides. Series of grooves around a depressed rim. Horizontal, U-shaped bar handle. Base added separately.
Clay: fine reddish; peeling ... 1932 ... of grooves around a |
Chips out of body and end of handle.
High, straight-sided body. Wide molding around filling hole. Usual nozzle, chipped but used after chipping. No handle. Normal base.
Clay: reddish, black glaze inside ... 6 July 1937 ... Type VII a |
Intact but for minor chips. Rim horizontal, with two grooves. Two deep grooves in outer surface of wall. Plain ring foot, unfinished beneath.
Reddish glaze wash on floor only. Cistern A. 4th. c. B.C ... 7-8 April 1948 ... Cistern A. 4th. c. B.C. |
About two-thirds of the reverse, slightly concave, and the lower part of the triangular-ended nozzle preserved.
Poor glaze, black to brownish, over all.
On the bottom, scratched in the unbaked clay, off ... 14 March 1939 ... ΓΓ 54 |
Plain panelled rim; on the discus, the figure of a lion, right; his hind quarters missing.
Not glazed.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection. Below floor of Turkish cistern, together with coins nos. 11-15, ... 30 January 1934 ... Κ 54 |
Apparently a fragment from the floor with start of wall and of central opening.
Corinthian lamp (?).
Unglazed.
Smooth buff clay.
Howland Type 11. Well. Leica ... 14 April 1938 ...
Smooth buff clay.
Howland Type ... Apparently a fragment from the floor with start of |
Most of rim and much of wall missing, and handles. Deep cup with moulded ring foot and plain rim offset inside. Upward tilted horizontal handles, set low. At center of floor, linked stamped palmettes around ... 21 April 1937 ... Agora XII, no. 591, pl. 54. |
Most of the circle of the foot preserved, with the floor, a little of the wall and rim, and one handle stub; two non-joining fragments give a little more of the rim and another handle stub. Foot has very ... 9 April 1954 ... the floor, a little of the ... fragments give a little more of ... a band of ovules, with |
Mended from many pieces; both handles missing and fragments of rim, wall and foot. Moulded ring foot and plain rim offset on inside only. Around center of floor stamped ring of egg pattern, then linked ... 31 July 1947 ... linked palmettes around a ... with a glazed circle and |
From the floor of a large plate. Five palm branches radiating from center; between each two, a circle with four concentric grooves and a border of small rectangles. All within a very broad circular groove ... 22 May 1936 ... Hayes (1972), no. 15, p. 108, Type B ... Agora XXXII, no. 1075, fig. 33, pl. 54. |
| End of nozzle broken away.
Double convex, shallow body, the lower part rather deeper than the upper; join between lower part and moulded upper part clearly seen.
On rim, plain round filling hole; set off ... 19 February 1932 ... Α 54 |
Chips and fragment of one side missing.
A pair of red lines below the handles; thin neat "rays" in reserved band above foot.
Good thin fabric; firm, somewhat mottled glaze; the clay fired gray in part ... May-June 1954 ... Black Glaze Skyphos: Corinthian Type |
Fragments of two lamps.
Fragment a), flat bottom and convex body with raised nodules on its upper part; raised rim around plain sunken discus.
Poor reddish glaze.
Type XVIII-XX of Corinth collection, ... 9-12 June 1937 ...
Fragment a), flat bottom and ...
Type XVIII-XX of Corinth collection, type 58B of Agora ... Cistern. First century A.D. |
| Mended from two pieces; complete save for a small piece of the rim. Plain moulded rim; body nearly flat; heavy base ring. At the center of the interior, a small impressed circle; half way between the center ... 30 July 1931 ... Black Glaze Plate: Type D |
| Part of a cup with hollow stem glazed inside. Incised band around stem. In medallion part of a girl right(?).
Incised through glaze, inside stem:
ADDENDA Subject uncertain: youth reclining? Well F, ... 17-27 June 1935 ... ARV2, p. 140, no. 54. |
| Three-fourths of rim broken away.
It is of lily type with heavy, angular keel; smooth bowl merging into flaring heavy lip; flaring stem socket with two bands of rouletting partially encircling it.
Orange ... 17, 31 March 1936 ... Three-fourths of rim broken away.
It is of lily type with heavy, angular |
| Fragment from center of cup. Most of the foot is broken away, but the stem remains, together with the center of the medallion, including a bit of the plain reserved circular stripe surrounding it.
Nude ... 27 April 1932 ... including a bit of the plain |
| Rim and about half of bowl broken away.
Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket.
Impressed decoration on stem end ... 20 April 1936 ... types-small bowl flat on bottom, ... surface through sand to 54.50m. Catalogued November 1979 ... Surface through sand to 54.50m. From pottery storage. |
| Rim broken away.
It is of lily type with heavy, emphasized keel running beneath entire bowl and up front of bowl, where it becomes a decorative element. Faceted stem socket with heavy moulded stem end ... 19 March 1936 ... Hesperia 54 (1985), p. 199, pl. 63, no. A 29. |
Two pieces preserving the nozzle and part of rim and wall.
Wall rounded; flat rim; broad nozzle with wick-hole not encroaching on rim.
Black glaze inside and out, except for two reserved bands around top ... 26 September 1947 ... slightly chipped.
Type IV (later fifth century type) of Corinth collection, type 22B of |
| Rim broken away. Interior of bowl use-blackened.
Pipe combining features of several types-small bowl flat on bottom, squared foot with concave lower surface, swollen stem socket. Identical with MC 1293 ... 20 April 1936 ... Hesperia 54 (1985), p. 201, pl. 64, no. A 42. |
| Part of floor preserved; chip missing from foot. Low stem, heavy disk foot. Two scraped grooves produce a flat ring at join of foot. Inside: squatting nude youth to right, both arms extended. Profile of ... 2 May 1953 ... scraped grooves produce a flat ... Well A, box 19. |
| Rim and part of stem socket missing.
Part of bowl and stem socket of pipe in which bowl and rim blend together (lily-type) and the keel bottom is heavy and emphasized; angle of axis of stem socket with ... 24 April 1936 ... Hesperia 54 (1985), p. 200, pl. 64, no. A 38. |
| The center of the plate ornamented with a wide hatched band enclosing stamped palmettes of which two and part of a third are preserved. On the underside, within the high ring base and scratched in the ... 24 February 1932 ... The center of the plate ornamented with a wide hatched ... of a third are preserved. |
| Mended from two fragments, one preserving a large part of the medallion, the other a small piece of the side and offset lip. The join between the two strengthened with plaster. The foot missing, the stem ... August-September 1932 ... Hesperia 23 (1954), p. 54 (noted). |
| Two pieces broken from rim.
It is of lily type (bowl blends imperceptibly into rim; acute angle between stem socket and bowl axis), with reinforced toe, long flaring stem socket.
On front of bowl, an ... 31 March 1936 ... Two pieces broken from rim.
It is of lily type (bowl blends imperceptibly |
| Double convex body, the lower half much deeper than the upper; on the left side, a solid, cornucopia-like knob.
Very small top, surrounded by a heavy ridge.
Long nozzle, rising to a narrow grooved band ... 16 April 1932 ... Agora IV, no. 823, p. 212, pl. 54. |
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