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Upper parts of handles missing, restored.
Ring foot; strap handles, slightly concave. Reserved: underside with two glazed circles and dot.
From the same deposit, a red-figured kantharos of this same ... Ca. 450 B.C ... AV 12.640 ... Agora XII, no. 640 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Face dressed with tooth chisel.
Fragment Ψ 8 a), top preserved; otherwise broken.
Twelve lines of the inscription preserved.
Fragments Ψ 12 b and c), insribed face only preserved ... a) (Ψ 8) 15 November 1937
b-c) (Ψ 12b and Ψ 12c) 16 November 1937
d) (Ψ 28) 18 November 1937
e) (Ψ 33) 24 November 1937
f) (Ψ 49) 25 November 1937
g) (Ψ 55) 30 November 1937
h) (Ψ 61) 30 November 1937 ... 12 b and c), insribed face ... x) (Ψ 232) 21/Κ
a) (Ψ 8) O-P 7
b) (Ψ 12) O-P 7
c) (Ψ 12) O-P 7
d) (Ψ 28) O 17
e) ... 640/1 and surface fill |
| Right half of forehead and cheek missing; broken at neck, and small broken surface at back of head, probably marking break from relief ground.
Male head, about half life-size, with short beard and drooping ... 17 June 1950 ... Hesperia 91 (2022), p. 100, fig. 12b ... Hesperia 88 (2019), no. 1, pp. 628, 639-640, figs. 3, 22. |
| A pair of legs and feet, close together: "doll" (?).
Broken below knees.
Traces of white.
Cf. T 171, T 2293, T 2984.
ADDENDA Cf. Thompson (1963), Troy, pp. 58, 63. Stoa Constuction fill; Stoa fill in ... 22 July 1949 ... Leica, 77-12-5 |
Roughly a cube with the edges rounded.
Greenish-gray stone. Olive tree well. Bottom boxes. A single dump; late 7th. to first quarter of 6th. century B.C. 882 Leica, 81-640 ... 7 December 1955 ... Leica, 81-640 |
Double conical; almost round, with flattened sides.
Gray stone. Well. Mostly third quarter of 7th. century B.C. 725 Leica, LXVIII-55, 81-640 ... May 1952 ... O 12:1 |
Lip broken in front and one side; otherwise complete. Chip from base.
Thin reddish brown glaze mottled and chipped outside and on inside of neck. Ring base, reserved beneath. Pinkish buff clay.
Cf. Agora ... 29 May 1933 ... Ζ 640 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Top, back and right side of a large stele.
Reused as threshold block; inscribed surface of the stele very badly preserved.
Twenty-seven lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic ... 1 December 1937 ... Hesperia 32 (1963), pp. 7-12, no. 8, pl. 3. |
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