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Rim fragment.
Zone of spirals on rim. Zone of crosses between three wavy lines on body. Glazed inside.
Red paint. By same hand as P 832 and P 1765(?).
Early Orientalizing style. Geometric area outside ... 5 April 1932 ... Pottery |
Rim fragment.
Panel of degenerated birds. Solid below.
Black and dilute paint.
Subgeometric style. Protocorinthian. Geometric area outside house, disturbed fill. Leica, 3-23 ... 27 April 1932 ...
Black and dilute paint.
Subgeometric style. Protocorinthian. |
Risser, Martha K ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Corinthian Conventionalizing pottery is a fine ware produced during the 6th, 5th, and 4th centuries B.C. While Athenian workshops produced black- and red-figured vases, their Corinthian counterparts were ... 2001 ... Corinthian Conventionalizing Pottery |
Decorated with lozenges and stripes above panel showing warrior with spears(?).
Red paint.
From large Dipylon amphora of ripe style. From selected pottery from top of floor and platforms at eastern end ... 28 April, 4 May 1932 ... Pottery |
From a wide-mouthed amphora? Long petals below, moulded; above, large spots of added clay paint divided by white verticals.
Metallic glaze, inside and out. Leica ... 1947 ... Moldmade Amphora Fragment with Paint Decoration |
Numerous pieces of body of closed pot preserved. No trace of rim, base or handles. Floral designs painted in dull black and white on an orange ground.
Pale pinkish buff clay with particles.
ADDENDA ... 20 April 1933 ... Vessel Fragments with Paint Decoration |
Only a bit remains from the junction of the neck and shoulder. The root of the neck encircled by a brown band. Only a tip of the shoulder decoration preserved: the bow of a ribbon.
Dull gray clay covered ... 1932 ... Pottery |
Rim fragment.
Wavy band in a reserved panel below, turned up by the handle; a broad band inside.
Red lustrous paint.
A common type, of which the following variations are representative: P 1746 -P 1748 ... 1 April 1932 ... turned up by the handle; a ... lustrous paint.
A common type, ... Orientalizing style. |
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