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Traces of burning.
The relief shows Herakles at right, nude, wrestling with a lion on rocky ground. Drapery hangs behind the lion, a club behind Herakles. No card, all info taken from Hesperia. Dump ... Early fourth century B.C ... Traces of burning.
The relief shows Herakles at right, nude, wrestling with a |
| Center of discus missing.
Dotted circles on rim and around outer edge of discus. Palm leaf with border of dotted circles on bottom. Row of small dots on handle.
No glaze.
Buff clay.
Type XXXI of Corinth ... 20 June 1952 ... Second room North of Octagonal room; layer with burning next to east wall. |
Spherical, pierced vertically.
Slightly diagonal vertical grooves.
Soft clay, burned and somewhat chipped. Grave 3. Found outside the burial amphora P 6682 in ash fill. Leica, LVII-32 PD 2774-103 ... 6 February 1936 ... burned and somewhat chipped ... PD 2774-103 |
Both handles missing, and chips from rim. Restored in plaster. A small kantharos similar to P 7066 (ΠΘ 915), smaller and more carelessly made.
Clay burned gray.
ADDENDA P 7066: Small kantharos with ... 16 March 1936 ... Desborough (1952), p. 103. |
Upper right corner of pedimental stele.
In two fragments; recent back.
Back rough hewn; top burned; right side, a little of the face chipped away.
Below lower frame of pediment, inscribed.
Pentelic marble ... 16 February 1932 ... hewn; top burned; right side, |
| Small head, broken below neck. The surface blackened (burned).
Head of a woman, filleted, hair coarsely rendered, fastened in a large knot behind, cf. S 1922 (Η' 928).
Head inclined to the left.
Island ... 10 April 1937 ... Hesperia 86 (2017), pp. 103-104, 108-109, figs. 1, 16. |
| Hand and end of nozzle missing, otherwise intact.
Double conical shape; concave top marked off by groove; pierced lug.
Metallic glaze, much flaked.
Type XII of Corinth collection, type 33A of Agora collection ... 9 July 1949 ... Square Building, fill over floor. Piers 17-18 East. Layer with burning |
The lower right corner preserved with three letters of the inscription.
The coarse clay has burned to a dark gray. Context chiefly Roman. Leica ... 25 April 1934 ... coarse clay has burned to a |
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