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| Bit of left side preserved at lower left, and top preserved at upper right. Broken along diagonal at upper left corner and at the bottom. Molding at top. Original back surface scraped off.
Four, or perhaps ... 22 August 1977 ... standing in a row before a god ... Leica, 97-13-20 |
| Broken at top, bottom and both sides. Rough-picked back preserved; small area of original surface at bottom.
Part of three figures, a pig and an altar. At left large figure wearing long garment. Behind ... 12 August 1977 ... god.
Pentelic marble ... Leica, 82-15-33, 95-4-20, 95-4-21 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Only the upper left hand part remains.
A stele with gabled top, the mid-part of its front deeply cut back to hold the relief; a figure of the Mother seated on her throne, facing front ... 4th. century B.C ... the Mother of the Gods ... Leica, 97-13-6a, 97-13-7a, 5-143, I-20 |
| Four fragments from the shoulder and wall of a large closed pot. Unglazed inside. On the upper shoulder, linked buds below tongues. Zeus(?) in a chariot, right, and a veiled woman; at left the tip of the ... 24 April-13 June 1947 ... another(?). Red for the god ... Leica, 80-2-33, 80-3-3, 80-3-20, 80-44-21, 80-45-11, |
Intact. Body shaped like an elongated melon; cylindrical neck; no handle, mouth rises from one side.
Dull brownish wash.
ADDENDA Nubian or upper Egyptian [JWH]. Well, container 51. 5789 Leica, LXXVIII-51 ... July 1955 ... H. 0.21; L. 0.20; W. 0.155 ... 0.20 |
| Complete except for large chip from lower part of beard, and tip of nose.
Front half of the head of a bearded God. The hair is parted in the middle and pulled in long strands to high over the ears, covering ... 23 June 1972 ... bearded God. The hair is parted |
| A single fragment preserves most of front of torso of figure with lion in lap, a tympanum in left hand and a patera in right.
Broken all around.
Traces of white and yellow color.
Rather hard pinkish-buff ... 17-20 May 1939 ... K-L 18-20:1 |
Intact save minor fractures and hole in shoulder. High flaring foot; egg-shaped body; very narrow mouth and neck; short rolled handles, from middle of neck to shoulder. On upper part of body, on either ... May 1938 ... flaked.
ADDENDA Egyptian |
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