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Agora Object: P 14626

Inventory Number:		P 14626
Section Number:		ΜΜ 437
Title:		Panathenaic Amphora Fragments
Category:		Pottery
Description:		A large fragment from the lower wall, made up of many pieces and preserving parts of both front and back panels; also eleven non-joining wall fragments, some with portions of the figured scenes. A) Athena, striding left; the column behind her. Her dress has an all-over net pattern, incised, with white dots in the spaces, and a lower border of a double row of dots. A long white fringe hangs from the hem. B) A small part of a nude(?) figure. Coarse work; surface much worn; many traces of iron incrustation.
Context:		"Foundary Pit", N-S cut on 50m. line, area of Stoa, layer VII, with slag. Second quarter of 4th. c. B.C.
Notebook Page:		1062, 1223 ff.
Negatives:		Leica
Dimensions:		P.H. 0.25
Date:		10 March 1939
Section:		ΜΜ
Deposit:		E 2:3
Period:		Greek
Bibliography:		Agora XXIII, no. 272.
References:		Publication: Agora XXIII Publication Page: Agora 23, s. 152, p. 136 Publication Page: Agora 23, s. 362, p. 346 Deposit: E 2:3 Notebook: ΜΜ-6 Notebook: ΜΜ-7 Notebook Page: ΜΜ-6-36 (pp. 1061-1062) Notebook Page: ΜΜ-7-16 (pp. 1222-1223) Card: P 14626 Card: P 14626