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Most of body broken away
Low flaring base, grooved underneath. Square-ended nozzle.
Traces of creamy slip.
Purplish-pink clay with white grits; much peeled.
Type X of Corinth collection, type 34 variant ... January-February 1936 ... ΠΘ:6/ΝΕ |
| End of nozzle missing.
No handle; pierced lug on one side; deep groove around rim; low base.
Black glaze, somewhat peeled.
Type VIIa of Corinth collection, type 25B of Agora collection.
Cf. Hesperia ... 25 July 1946 ... type 25B of Agora ... glaze, somewhat peeled.
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| Cremation burial of a rich Athenian lady. Plan and sections of Geometric burial (Deposit H 16:6) with contents as found, ca. 850 B.C ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr. John Travlos ... PD 1807 Horizontal (normal) ... 1968 ... Site | By Type | Burials | Geometric ... Site | By Type | Burials | Plans and Drawings ... Site | By Type | Cemeteries | Cemetery on the North Slope of the Areopagus |
| Cremation burial of a rich Athenian lady. Plan and sections of Geometric burial (Deposit H 16:6) with contents as found, ca. 850 B.C ... W.B. Dinsmoor, Jr. John Travlos ... PD 1807 AMS Horizontal (normal) ... 1968 ... (Deposit H 16:6) with contents as found, ca. 850 B.C. |
One side missing except for piece with horizontal ribbon handle. Same type as P 8586 (ΚΚ 950). Thin brown wash inside only. Funnel has a very small hole. Cistern system 3, west chamber, strosis 1, upper ... 8 June 1936 ... East Basement-Pottery, Block 19B/4β |
Handle missing and discus chipped.
Body covered with nodules; underneath the typical "alpha".
Red glaze mostly peeled off.
Gritty micaceous pinkish-buff clay.
Type XX of Corinth collection. Well. Leica, ... 14 May 1936 ...
Type XX of Corinth ... Leica, 6-347 |
Resting surface and concave edge reserved. Ostrakon of Xanthippos (484 B.C.) ... Early 5th c. B.C ... E 15:6 ... Early 5th c. B.C. |
Complete except for handle.
Signed on bottom: "A".
Red to brown glaze.
Light brown clay.
Type XX of Corinth collection. Well. Fill 3, pre-Herulian; 3rd. century B.C. 3310, 3682, 3851 Leica ... 5 July 1946 ... brown clay.
Type XX of ... Well. Fill 3, pre-Herulian; 3rd. century B.C. |
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