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Rim fragment from a bell krater. Remains of the wreath outside. Good glaze, chipped.
Inside, below a reserved line, inscribed:
Ostrakon of Alkibiades the Younger? Picked up by a visitor on the present ... December 1947 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 43-Δ |
Fragment from the wall of a large, apparently handmade vase.
Ostrakon of Spintharos Eu ...
Scratched:
Coarse red-brown clay, dull red almost matte glaze on the outside. Sandy fill on strosis (5th.c ... 20 February 1935 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 43-Γ |
| Broken off at the root of the neck, nose and chin damaged.
A Julio-Claudian portrait of a man, summary but effective.
Pentelic marble.
Drilled for setting on base June 1950. Finished From pit in floor ... Julio-Claudian period ... Agora I, no. 9, pp. 21-22, pl. 7. |
| Low, incised relief: left edge worked smooth and parts of two figures preserved.
Head top to mid hip preserved of standing maid in peplos holding large jewelry box. She is in profile to right and stands ... 22 August 1977 ... Agora |
| Complete. Burnt at nozzle.
Disk: six branches within plain framing ring. Rim: herringbone. Handle: unsuccessfully pierced with extracted clay still in place, groove on handle extend into volute-like grooves ... Late 4th - 5th c. A.D ...
Pinkish-orange fabric.
Cf. Agora VII, |
| Fragment from wall of plain pot.
Graffito written on inside after break:
Red-buff clay, unglazed. Well; dug stereo fill, 4th. c. B.C. 746, 7820 Leica, 86-38 PD 790 ... 11 July-7 August 1947 ... Agora XXV, no. 650, pp. 9, 11, 98, fig. 21. |
| Mended from three pieces. Rim fragment from small semi-glazed krater. Narrow rim, flat on top.
Incised outside:
Black glaze on rim and (peeled) inside. Outside, thin wash and brown bands. Ostrakon ... April-June 1947 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 42-Θ |
| Most of the lower body, but only a small part of the rim and upper wall preserved; center of medallion missing. Restored in plaster. Medallion, made up of small grooved leaves. A beaded ring around it ... May 1947 ... Agora XXII, no. 21, pp. 3, 14, 17, 27. |
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