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| Mended from many pieces and completed in plaster as far toward the bottom as seemed advisable. One handle missing. Streaky black glaze inside. Outside unglazed except for handle and spout and two bands ... 1935 |
| a) Ring foot and part of lower body. Rays above foot.
b) Part of rim and neck. Traces of one handle attachment.
c) From one panel; part of nude(?) figure, right, between two facing draped figures.
d) Lower ... 3-22 April 1935 |
Much of wall and lip missing. Squat body forming continuous curve with shoulder; slightly concave neck. Round mouth, flaring ring foot. A trace of the upper handle attachment at rim preserved.
Attic clay ... 3-22 April 1935 |
Mended from many pieces; restored in plaster. The handle is hypothetical. Low projecting base, flat beneath. Squat body; short rim, flaring and slightly convex. Traces of one lower handle attachment.
... 3-22 April 1935 |
From a stemless cup? or plate? With concentric bands underneath. On floor, right eye of a gorgon, the pupil purple, its outline incised.
Incised undernath: Building fill over road, 6th.-5th. c. B' building ... 1935 |
| Part of a boy right; nude, but with cloak flung loosely down back and around neck. Outline of head coarsely incised, after the painting was finished. Wreath in added purple; brown dots on the cloak. A ... 1935 |
Unglazed outside. On black glaze inside, part of a nude figure lying face down with arm extended out behind, in a diving position(?). The figure painted in added red with interior detail incised. To left, ... 1935 |
| Fragments of wall and piece of rim missing. Turnip-shaped body finished with short, thick toe. Straight neck, flat projecting lip. Heavy round handles just below lip to middle of shoulder.
Clay pink at ... 6 May 1938 |
Rim fragment decorated with a band of enclosed palmettes and lotus flowers, suggesting a date in the late archaic or early classical period. Relief contour. Very good glaze on the inside but on the outside ... (1955) |
First interpretation: woman 's head in relief; of good period and style.
Top and back edge finished; broken below and to left.
There never was more than a head: the neck is not modelled.
Moulded. Unglazed ... 27 March 1935 |
That is part of a twin female head, which is preserved at the left edge.
Similar to T 785, in shape and treatment. But somewhat smaller and double. The neck is not modelled. Now joined to the right of ... 28 March 1935 |
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