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| Nearly complete but for few gaps in body and at rim. Mended from many fragments. Glaze worn on the inside.
Low ring foot. Oblique wall. High vertical keeled rim, wall slightly convex. Pair of grooves just ... 3rd-4th c. A.D ... 3rd-4th c. A.D ... M/1-2/19,20 ... 42.2m. |
| Single wall fragment broken all around. Streaky glaze, worn. Body sherd of a closed coarse-ware vessel glazed with thin dark brown glaze on exterior only.
Inscribed on exterior, fairly deep letters, ... 28 July 1997 ... Agora XXV, nos. 1053-1069 c. 484 B.C ... PD 2795-2 |
| Complete. Glaze worn and largely peeling. Some sign of burning.
Deep bowl on a narrow ring foot. Oblique wall and high vertical rim. Rim is slightly hanging with deep groove underneath. Two grooves below ... 3rd-4th c. A.D ...
3rd-4th c. A.D.
Agora V, K ... Well M 2:1, Layer 17. |
| Mended from eight fragments, from wall of a coarseware vessel.
Name of Xanthippos (first letter missing) and patronymic inscribed on exterior:
Orange fabric exterior with dark brown core.
Cf. Agora ... 28 July 1997 ... 1053-1069, 484 B.C. or earlier ... PD 2795-2 |
| Single fragment from wall of a large coarseware vessel. Fragment preserves incised decoration on the exterior.
Name of Xanthippos and patronymic entirely preserved on interior:
Orange-brown fabric ... 28 July 1997 ... 1053-69, ca. 489 B.C.
For ... PD 2795-2 |
| Single handle fragment, preserving one edge.
Inscribed: part of name and patronymic of Xanthippos:
Reddish-brown clay, yellowish on exterior, with white inclusions.
Cf. Agora XXV, nos. 1053-1069, ... 28 July 1997 ... 1053-1069, ca. 484 B.C. or |
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