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A few areas of rim, upper body, and foot restored.
Turned foot with scraped groove in vertical side; slightly beveled resting surface with scraped groove; underside nippled. Vertical strap handles with ... 325-275 ... myrtle garland; no white. |
| Ancient and modern methods of transplanting. Homer A. Thompson holding a flowerpot used in antiquity for transplanting shrubs in the Hephaisteion garden, and Ralph E. Griswold holding a balled myrtle bush ... Cf. 1997.19.0312 Horizontal (normal) ... 11 Feb 1955 ... Griswold holding a balled myrtle |
One handle and foot missing.
Two scraped lines at junction of foot and lower wall. Spur level with rim. On upper wall in added clay a myrtle garland. Decoration inside: four linked palmettes. Fired red ... 350-325 B.C ... myrtle garland. Decoration |
| Fragment mended from two pieces (broken during storage) and broken along three sides preserving part of rim.
Plain lip, thickened and rounded on the interior, meets exterior face of rim/wall at sharp angle ... 1 July 1971 ... West Slope myrtle garland |
Small areas of rim and upper body restored; most of handles missing. Holes in handle stubs from ancient repair.
Scraped groove in resting surface; concave underside with nipple.
Low, concave stem. Rounded ... Ca. 300 ... Opposing myrtle garland, leaves |
Rim fragment with part of ring base. Glaze abraded slightly. Max. dim. 0.06; est. diam. 0.23.
On rim, between two reserved lines, wreath of myrtle.
A similar but slightly more ornate wreath occurs on ... Late 5th century B.C ... lines, wreath of myrtle.
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Rim and half of body missing; partially restored.
Two grooves at bottom and top of wall. Low knob, strongly convex to outside; top of raised edge flat; center slightly convex. Knob: eight-rayed asterisk ... 75-50 ... Wall: large myrtle garland |
About half preserved; center of floor missing.
Broad ring foot, convex to outside; grooved resting surface, reserved or worn; nearly flat underside. Inner face of foot runs into underside. Slightly angular ... 300-275 ... opposing myrtle garland. Inner |
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