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| Mycenaean skyphos with two small horizontal handles of bridged spout. Red matt paint in circular lines. From box 1
Gauss (2003), p. 94, n. 5,8, p. 100, n. 27. Oscar Broneer, Nb. No. 2. 55 ... 28 Oct 1932 ... AP 135 ... AP 135 |
There remains only a part of the stephane and of the hair above the forehead.
Two suspension holes through stephane. Formal curls and a thick wreath beneath a low stephane are preserve.
Fine, buff clay ... Early fourth century B.C. or earlier ... PNT 135 BIS ... PNT 135 BIS |
Wall fragment of stand. Glaze pitted in places. P.H. 0.103; max. dim. 0.143.
Man (head, right hand, and foot missing) standing to right, wrapped in a himation. Behind him, the lower drapery of another ... Ca. 410 B.C ... Ca. 410 B.C. |
Straight-sided base, roughly oval, and pierced with a hole in the middle; low handle with central rib. From a multiple ring-vase, broken off where it was attached to the ring. Added clay: around the neck, ... Ca. 325 B.C ... Agora XII, no. 135 ... AV 12.135 |
| Fragment of nozzle, top and sides. Top and end of nozzle broken away.
Body, sharply profiled.
Raised edge of top; just within, two small holes, spaced as though originally four; center of convex top, slightly ... 1 March 1932 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 461, no. C 60. |
Half of rim and wall restored; burned.
Small, high foot, somewhat damaged in production; flat resting surface; flat underside. Very shallow plate with convex wall with angle at top. Shallow groove on ... Ca. 250 ... Young 1951b, no. 9:3, p. 126, pl. 52:c. |
| Ring foot and start of flaring side wall preserved.
Greenish blue glass. Green sand, drain fill. Found with P 9057 and L 2748.
Early Roman to 2nd c. A.D. Leica PD 2815-1 ... 23 February 1937 ... Green sand, drain fill. Found with P 9057 and L 2748.
Early Roman to 2nd c. A.D. |
| Broken off above instep. Big toe and tips of three others missing, little toe intact.
Heavily weathered, especially on left side.
Left foot pointed downward and probably of a flying figure.
Pentelic marble ... 7 June 1970 ... In late Roman accumulation inside Royal Stoa. 5th-6th c. A.D. |
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