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| Shallow bowl. Legs riveted at the rim and a pierced disk-shaped handle on one side.
Thin and poorly made.
Cf. ArchEph (1917), pp. 208-209 (for tripods found at Sounion); Olympia IV, pl. XXVII, nos. 536 ... 5 April 1933 |
| Mended from two fragments; handle and part of left side missing.
Rather deep bowl, trefoil-shaped, the sides flaring from a small flat resting surface, but bent inwards toward the front to form the nozzle ... 26 April 1932 |
| Pyramidal.
A jagged circle impressed on each of two adjacent sides. Unglazed.
Pinkish buff clay. In deposit in Geometric area, east of pit I, upper layer. Leica, 3-51 ... 31 March 1932 |
Rectangular.
Pierced near the center. South side of the house. Leica, 3-51 ... 4-5 May 1932 |
Rectangular.
Pierced near the center. Geometric area, house floor, eastern end. Leica, 3-51 ... 16 April 1932 |
Rectangular.
Decorated with a rosette of short and long impressed strokes.
Proto-attic. Geometric area, outside house: from votive deposit. Leica, 3-51 ... 31 March 1932 |
Irregular pyramidal.
Pierced near the top.
Gray clay, very roughly made.
Proto-attic. Geometric area, from deposit over the house. Leica, 3-51 ... 1932 |
Pyramidal.
Pierced near the top.
Very coarse buff clay.
Proto-attic. Geometric area, outside house. From area A-C, southern end, upper. Leica, 3-51 ... 25-26 April 1932 |
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