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| All edges preserved. Perhaps a stopper of some sort. Handle-like protrusion, slanted.
Peeling black glaze. Pink clay.
Cf. Hesperia 68 (1999), p. 262, n. 10. Finished Geometric well. 2775 Leica ... 18 July 1968 ... All edges preserved. Perhaps a stopper of some sort. Handle-like protrusion, slanted. |
Intact. Apparently a stopper for an amphora or narrow-necked jar. Top is recessed with a central smaller recessed area.
Micaceous light orange clay. Traces of brownish paint on top. Cistern. 2830 ff ... May 1971 ... Stopper |
Buff clay, dark brown glaze decoration.
ADDENDA 2018: Single reworked sherd from a patterned krater with no other features preserved.
The exterior decoration consists of two medium bands running below ... LH IIIB-C Early ... Stopper |
| Intact.
Mushroom shaped.
The domed knob depressed at the center, the long stopper tapering towards the bottom.
Thick pale green glass. Cistern on lower north slope of Areopagus. Leica PD 2023-7 ... February-April 1937 ... Bottle-stopper |
| Single fragment, broken all around, preserving central portion of large stopper. Handle missing.
Heavy, round bottom curving upwards and thinning towards edges. Upper face concave with large perpindicular ... 22 July 1994 ... Stopper Fragment |
Circular, thick, flat. Perhaps cut from wall of pithos. A large, impressed herringbone pattern covers the whole of one surface.
Coarse red clay with many impurities. Well. 725 Leica, LXVIII-55 ... May 1952 ... Stopper with Impressed Decoration |
| From a large closed pot, unglazed inside. Wide glaze band with two narrow bands above and two below and the ends of the vertical glaze bands that would have run over the handles.
Reused as stopper. Grave ... 14 February 1936 ... stopper ... Grave 9. Stopper for P 6734. |
| Mouth with pine cone stopper.
The mouth, narrow neck, and most of the handle are preserved.
Handle two-ribbed.
Stuck in the mouth, point downward is a small pine cone, obviously used as a stopper. The ... 20 May 1938 ... Mouth with pine cone stopper.
The mouth, narrow neck, ... obviously used as a stopper. |
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