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| Three joining fragments preserve about half, including one handle and all of foot. Low disk foot with a depression at its center; vertical rim, inset. Black for the rim, on the outside of the handle, and ... 8 August 1947 ... Agora XII, no. 454, fig. 5. |
Deposit in the industrial area west of the Areopagus, underlying a Roman bath. Pottery examined in June 1955; latest pieces noted: one fragment Pergamene and one fragment brittle ware; no certainly post-Sullan ... Late 2nd c. B.C ... no certainly post-Sullan |
| Mended from many fragments. Foot and several fragments of walls restored; rim nearly intact. The scenes on either side are alike: Herakles and a companion are lying with their right legs drawn up and their ... August-September 1932 ... Stoa Gallery-Case No. 33.4, bottom shelf |
| A section of rim and about half of upper part, including one handle, mended from many fragments. The head and hands of a flute player are preserved. To her left are three male figures, two possibly dancing, ... August-September 1932 ... -9.00m.
-9.60m.
-10.10m.
-10.35m.
-10.90m.
-11.45m. |
In shape resembles the slim Knidian type; part of rim preserved bent outward and rolled. Whole handle crossed by a series of fine cracks.
Fairly fine red clay with greyish ring round core; thick crteam ... Hellenistic ... Study Collections-Case No. 62-3 |
| Mended from many pieces; about a half of the cup and the start of the stand preserved. A large rim fragment, a bit of a snake, and a second bird do not join.
Fragment b) is a non-joing fragment of the ... 16 March 1935 ... Stoa Gallery-Case No. 76.2, bottom shelf |
| Squat body, wide neck flaring slightly up to plain round mouth; flat base. Handle, rim to shoulder. Neck and shoulder, groups of three glaze bands alternating with dots; body, glaze bands. Handle, horizontal ... 27 June 1949 ... ΟΟ:60/Γ |
| Fragments missing from both upper and lower parts, and small pieces do not join.
Lower half consists of hemispherical bowl with inset flange to receive.
Upper half which has a central spout rising from ... 5 May 1949 ... -0.60m. |
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