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Intact. Pointed jar with widely projecting band handles; body ribbed.
Graffito on shoulder:
Buff clay. Well. Leica ... 9 June 1937 ... P 10732 ... P 10732 |
| Two bearded men wearing mantles. Right hand of taller man resting above head of shorter figure (?). Broken at left side and bottom. Dorothy A. Schierer, Nb. No. 11. 71 91-40-11, 98-5-15, 98-5-16, 98-5-17, ... 28 May 1937 ... West Basement - Block 36B-3 |
| Plump face, the features fairly well preserved; the curly hair gathered into a loose knot at the nape, and crowned by a wreath of large leaves with two round ornaments at the front.
Broken at neck.
Traces ... 9 July 1949 ... Hesperia 32 (1963), p. 315, no. 14, pl. 82 ... AgoraPicBk 3 (1959), no. 45. |
| Mid-part of a draped standing female figure, wearing a chiton with crossed girding and a cloak part of which is drawn around the figure below the waist and looped through itself, forming heavy sash.
Traces ... 21 April 1947 ... P.H. 0.108 |
| Single fragment, broken on all sides, preserving small portion of shoulder of wheelmade vessel.
Shoulder curved in. Paint well preserved, more thickly applied for band; circles where dilute; fired dark ... 3, 18 June 1938 ... P.H. 0.053; P.W. 0.043 |
| Upper part preserved to under elbow left side, and to a little lower, right side.
She holds the naked infant with its head in the crook of her left arm, her right hand at its knees. Its hand seems to pull ... 2 March 1932 ... P.H. 0.059; H. (face) 0.016; W. 0.037; Th. 0.03 |
| Mended from many pieces; the head, set in a large, rough-picked socket, is missing. Missing also are part of the upper left arm, the left hand, the right arm and shoulder, most of the back above the hips, ... 11 April 1934, 27 April 1934 ... p, which fastened the ... 1.00m. below modern surface ... The upper part found in late Roman fill, about 1.00m. below modern surface, |
| Half of a flat-bottomed black glazed salt cellar. Pink wash on the bottom.
On the inside the ligature , as on vases from Section Α, well by Stoa Pit 3 (see P 5116).
Cf. Agora XII, no. 912. Well 5. Leica ... 16 April 1935 ... E 13:1 |
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