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Standing bird with upspread wings: siren?
Broken off at the neck; the head missing; the claws chiped, and the sides of the wings. The back irregularly flattened; perhaps was attached to something.
Remains ... 15 July 1947 ... Standing bird with upspread wings: siren?
Broken off at the neck; the head |
Fragment from wall of bowl; firm brownish-red glaze inside. Part of a winged creature (siren?) left; in field below, incised blob rosettes. Coarse incision on legs, tail and wing; a red stripe on the breast, ... 7 April 1938 ... creature (siren?) left; in field |
| From the lower edge of a large lid. A siren, right; head, tail and most of one leg missing; parts of two rosettes in front of it. Red for breast and body. Inside unglazed.
Cf. Hesperia 13 (1944), pl ... 1951 ... From the lower edge of a large lid. A siren, right; head, tail and most of one |
| Fragment from the wall of a large closed pot, broken all around. Part of a face with a large eye, right, and part of the forehead hair. Rosette in front of face, then part of wing(?) of siren.
Added red ... 20 October 1947 ... wing(?) of siren.
Added red |
| Seven fragments make up to three.
a) Head of a siren, right; spread wing.
b) Rump and curling tail of an animal; horn of a second; hoofs of animals in zone above.
c) Part of leg of an animal(?).
Added ... 15 March 1947 ... Seven fragments make up to three.
a) Head of a siren, right; spread wing.
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The head and legs of the figure are missing.
A siren, erect and facing front, holds below her breast in either hands castanets. Curly locks fall over her shoulders.
Clay: Fine, buff, covered behind with ... Probably early fourth century B.C ... The head and legs of the figure are missing.
A siren, erect and facing front, holds |
| Part of a great krater on a stand; preserved, part of top of stand and floor of krater. Inside, thin reddish glaze. Around top of stand, quadruple black band; below, top of head and one wing of a siren ... 22-28 February 1935 ... wing of a siren right with |
| Fragment comes from a large vase at a point where the body makes a sharp curve; wall tapers toward bottom. Preserved, most of a siren, facing left, with crude simplified rosettes. On the creamy-orange ... 24 February 1932 ... siren, facing left, with crude ... creamy-orange ground, the siren is ... siren. This illustration |
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