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Eight non-joining wall fragments, a and b with rim and strengthened with plaster. Band on inside at rim, a narrower one 0.068 below rim. Glaze fired red on inside, slightly misfired below figures on outside ... Ca. 460-450 B.C ... Agora XXX, no. 303 |
| Stem socket broken away.
Round pipe with keel bottom, godrooned bowl, high straight rim.
Rouletting between rim and bowl, bowl and keel.
Orange clay and slip, somewhat burnished. 54.50-53.50m. above debris ... 5 May 1936 ... 54.50-53.50m. above debris Catalogued November 1979 ... 54.50-53.50m. above debris. From pottery storage. |
| Rim fragment of a platter.
Slight rouletting on lower edge of rim, faint "chattering" marks on wall from turning process.
Arezzo fabric. ca. 15-1 B.C. ? Added 1 March 2006. Finished No context, from ... 1931 ... No context, from miscellaneous box. [Originally from E 3.] ... 613-614 |
| Three tiny wire fragments; surface corroded throughout and covered with a hard encrustation.
Round in section, unpierced. Probably part of necklace as found with glass paste beads (J 273). Finished Level ... Mycenaean LH IIIA ... 50.735-50.812m. |
| Five glass-paste beads: four complete, one crumbled.
Three round-shaped, slightly different in size. One is elliptical. All pierced through center.
White to brown glass paste.
For location, see Nb ... Mycenaean LH IIIA ... Diam. 0.003-0.004; P.L. 0.005-0.0015 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed surface only preserved.
The inscription on a cavetto moulding below the straight face of the stone.
Four letters remain.
The marble has marked pink veins.
Hymettian (?) marble ... 25 April 1936 ... Belongs with I 614, I 616, I |
| Fifteen fragments of coral; fragmentary and very corroded.
Varying sizes. Most of them in long cylindrical shape. Natural perforation at center.
White to light brown coral.
Identified as member of ... Mycenaean LH IIIA ... P.L. (longest) 0.017, (shortest) 0.004; P.W. 0.001-0.005 |
Part of shoulder and moldmade body.
Cup or small jug. Scraped groove at top and bottom of steeply sloping, rounded shoulder. Trace of handle attachment, possibly for round handle, at left of fragment ... 100-50 ... Agora XXIX, no. 616 |
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