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Small arc of base and the start of the wall of a closed pot. The base is raised high, with flaring profile, and was apparently concave below. A string hole pierced through one edge.
Gritty brown clay; ... 16-17 June 1937 ... P.H. 0.037; Est. Diam. (base) 0.10 |
Base slightly raised; thin glaze over all except underside, smeared. Warped ... First quarter of 4th c. B.C ... Base slightly raised; thin glaze over all except underside, smeared. Warped. |
| Handles and much of wall missing. One rim fragment does not join (b). Base ring of simple profile. On floor, concentric bands: circles, palmettes joined by arcs, circles, palmettes joined by arcs. On underside ... 24 February 1935 ... palmettes joined by arcs, ... not join (b). Base ring of ... arcs. On underside alternate |
Part of base and wall remain. Flaring, thin base ring. On floor, stamped, a band of palmettes joined by arcs surrounded by a band of horseshoes.
On underside, bands alternately reserved and black glazed ... 11 March 1935 ... Part of base and wall remain. Flaring, thin base ... arcs surrounded by a band of |
Handle missing. Small raised base.
Decoration of raised circles on disk and rim.
Pink clay.
Type XXXI of Corinth collection. Late Roman fill. Leica, 83-305 ... 15 June 1935 ... Handle missing. Small raised base.
Decoration of raised circles on disk and |
Surface chipped.
Raised base, flat with string marks underneath. Dull tan glaze inside and out ... 250-175 ... Surface chipped.
Raised base, flat with string marks underneath. Dull tan glaze inside |
The bottom only preserved, with a low raised base.
Dull glaze, black to brownish, and much peeled.
Raised letters on bottom: "Φ Ι".
Signed Bases type of Agora collection. Cleaning east terrace, brown ... 5 April 1939 ... Diam. (of base) ca. 0.041 |
| Part of an inscribed base.
Broken away on the left, the right, and in back.
The top has a cutting, the arc of a circle. Within the arc the original top is preserved. Outside the arc, at the front, the ... 2 November 1933 ... base.
Broken away on the ... arc of a circle. Within the arc the original top is |
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