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| Rattle in shape of cock on high roundish base.
Pellets inside.
Similar to T 1423; halves less carefully joined. Mold made as T 1421-1423 (lengthwise in two pieces). Small vent hole under tail. Details ... 9 April 1937 ... Leica, XLV-41, 7-189, 81-420, 81-420 BIS |
| Intact rattle in shape of bear walking.
Inside, several small pellets. The two hind legs are joined together; the left foreleg is added separately by hand.
Details gouged. Mold made lengthwise in two pieces ... 9 April 1937 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 354, fig. 41 ... AJA 41 (1937), p. 188, fig. 18 ... Guide (1976), p. 268, fig. 143. |
| Rattle in shape of cock on high roundish base.
Pellets inside.
Mold made as T 1421-1422 (lengthwise in two pieces). Small vent hole under tail. Details elaborately gouged. No trace of color.
Pinkish buff ... 9 April 1937 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 354, fig. 41 ... AJA 41 (1937), p. 188, fig. 18 ... Pitarakis, Brigitte "Becoming Byzantine" Dumbarton Oaks 2009, p. 221 fig.19 |
| Rattle in shape of dog seated on its haunches.
Pellets, if any, do not rattle.
Vent hole in bottom. Mold made like T 1421 (lengthwise in two pieces). One half of the mold duller than the other. Two halves ... 9 April 1937 ... P.H. 0.095; L. ca. 0.09; W. 0.053 |
Three non-joining fragments. Complete profile can be restored. Restored in plaster. Flaring bowl with almost vertical rim. Simple rinceau medallion in center; rinceau band around sides.
Buff clay; almost ... 17 March 1937 ... Leica, 7-415 |
Fragmentary figurines. Heads and lower legs missing.
The backs of the two horses are joined on top by a piece of clay smeared across.
Remains of white slip and traces of red paint.
Pale buff clay. Rectangular ... August-September 1932 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), p. 405, fig. 41, no. 48. |
Breasts, with locks of hair, and most of upper arms preserved, and the body, save tip of tail, with stumps of legs. Arms broken below elbows, extended horizontally forward.
A good deal of the white engobe ... August-September 1932 ... P.L. ca. 0.093; P.W. 0.045 |
About three-quarters of the rim and some of the neck preserved; filled out in plaster. The surface is unglazed but nicely finished.
Clay with considerable foreign matter is reddish at the core and buff ... September 1932 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), no. 41, p. 402, fig. 37. |
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