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| Rim fragment from some form of ornamental open vase with a broad flange below the rim decorated with dotted lattice and below traces of wreath(?) in yellow.
Cf. P 5719 and P 14937.
Cf. CVA Brussels II ... 13-27 February 1937 ...
Cf. P 5719 and P 14937.
Cf. CVA Brussels II L and III N, pl. 3, no. 22 ... Cistern, hard earth at bottom, no stratification, early 3rd. c. B.C. |
| The handle broken off but mended; the trefoil lip missing except at the back next to the handle; restored in plaster. Egg-shaped body not set off from narrow neck; handle triangular in section with a rib ... 4 April 1933 ... Diam. 0.139; Rest. H. 0.232 ... 0.139 |
Rim fragment. Deepish bowl with slightly thickened rim, flat on top. Shallow spout for pouring. No incision.
Micaceous red clay; handmade. From tin. Protoattic pit. Leica, 7-439 PD 419 ... March-Aprl 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 160, p. 190, figs. 139-140. |
| Restored plan of the Agora c. 300 B.C ... John Travlos William B. Dinsmoor, Jr. Richard C. Anderson ... Scanned. DB: 50 (05/03/2001) ... 1969-2010 ... IV-III century B.C. |
| Cistern. Pithos. CVA, Museé Scheurleer 2 [Netherlands 2], p. 11, pl. 4, [86]:13, 13, 14. Nicole, 1911, no. 1158, p. 270, pl. XXI. Baur, 1922, no. 498, pp. 237-238, fig. 106. Drougou, 1991, p. 156. Délos ... Agora 29 372 P 31877 P 31848 P 3175 P 31873 P 18001 P 18798 P 15153 P 3916 P 23079 P 5724 P 18761 N 18:3 H 16:4 F 15:2 M 18:10 C 20:2 N 21:4 K 14:1 E 14:1 M 21:1 ... 200-190 B.C ... Agora 29.1, s. 411, p. 372 |
Part of back and top missing.
Watch-shaped body, low base ring with concave bottom surface; ridge around depression around filling hole, rounded nozzle, no trace of handle, pierced knob on left side.
Metallic ... 24 February 1938 ... -3.55--3.55m. |
Preserved is ca. one-third of cup without foot. Broad top with groove just below handle onset. Thumb-rest is ivy-leaf.
Dull black glaze. Orange clay. Well. Level IV. 1337 Leica ... 3 July 1971 ... 42.83-42.53m ... J 5:1.3 |
| Depicts rearing horses, men in Phrygian caps. Mended from many pieces. Bottom and a large part of one side gone. Apparently the same representation on both sides, though the one (slightly more careful) ... June 1932 ... P 1139 ... P 1139 |
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