|
|
| Inscribed fragments of base.
Five fragments which join to form two.
Before being broken up for the well-curb the block had already been re-used as a threshold; there is a pivot hole on the top of fragment ... May 1953 ... Agora |
| a) mended from three pieces, b) from two, c) from four.
a) above four narrow bands, two legs of animal walking right, drawn solid; between them, a spiral, in front of them a diamond.
c) part of the animal's ... 6 April 1932 ... Agora |
Triple verticals divide the neck into five panels; on either side of handle, narrow panels of latticing; then, square panels with long-legged birds facing center, vertical dot rows and dot rosettes in ... LG IB-IIA ... Agora |
Fragment from floor and lower part of wall; broken all around. Small saucer with ring foot and wall rising at oblique angle from an approximately flat floor. For profile, cf. P 11521 and P 1512.
Pinkish-buff ... 1931 ... Agora ... Study Collections-Case No. 50-Α |
| Inscribed fragment.
A small dedicatory plaque broken away below and chipped at two upper corners.
Top and sides flat and smooth. Back smooth picked.
Dedication to Aphrodite.
Pentelic marble. Found in modern ... 27 February 1935 ... Agora III, no. 106, pp. 49-50 ... Agora XVIII, no. V560. |
| The base and about half the rim and wall remain. Heavy base ring with broad resting surface; thick convex wall turning in at top.
Clay fired gray; black glaze mottled to brown and considerably peeled ... 2-3 May 1940 ... Hesperia Suppl. 47 (2013), pyre 49, pp. 162-163 ... Hesperia 20 (1951), pl. 50-7 (Pyre 2) ... Agora XII, no. 945, pl. 34. |
| The flutes roughly cut away and the drum reused as a millstone (or olive press weight, see Expedition 21).
On the top mason's mark, the letters: Β Θ.
From the Temple of Ares.
Pentelic marble. Found at ... 1953 ... Hesperia 28 (1959), n. 30, pp. 12, 49, 50, pl. 3 e ... Agora XIV, p. 162, pl. 81 a. |
Large portion of the body at one side, handle, and most of neck and mouth missing. Ring foot; well-rounded body curving continuously into short, straight neck; flaring trefoil mouth (apparently) . Bands ... Ca. 700 B.C ... thin.
For lions, see Agora VIII, pp. 18-19. The man may ... his fingers: cf. Brann 309. |
|
|
