"dc-title","Type","Chronology","Collection","Id","dc-creator","dc-publisher","UserLevel","dc-date","Name","dc-description","Redirect","dc-subject","Icon"
"Coroplast's Dump","Deposit","1st c. A.D.","Agora","Agora:Deposit:J 1:1","","","","25-28 July 1995","J 1:1","Deposit of terracottas, molds and pottery in a shallow pit sloping downward from north to south. This deposit was located beneath a layer of fill under a Late Roman plaster floor (Lots ΒΕ 2093-2095). The deposit was cut at its south end by the Byzantine/Late Roman disturbance excavated in Lots ΒΕ 2087-2088, which explains the presence of terracottas in those contexts. From different grids but nearby: T 4351, T 4352, T 4353.","","","Agora:Image:1997.06.0085::/Agora/1997/1997.06/1997.06.0085.tif::1202::1184"
"Well","Deposit","4th-12th c. A.D.","Agora","Agora:Deposit:J 2:6","","","","30 June-12 July 1995; 17-21 July 1995","J 2:6","Coins:; 19 July 1995 #1254; 20 July 1995 #1252; 21 July 1995 #1268","","","Agora:Image:2012.60.0057::/Agora/2012/2012.60/2012.60.0057.jpg::2009::2048"
"Lamp Fragments: Inscribed","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:L 5975","","","","25-28 July 1995","L 5975","Two non-joining fragments.; Fragment a), preserving most of discus of lamp, showing two gladiators facing left and one facing right. Beneath them a latin inscription in two lines: ; ""SABINVS ;  POPILLIVS""; ; Fragment b), part of (inscribed) base and wall . ; ; Cf. Corinth IV, ii, p. 82, no. 461.; Loeschke (1919), Lampen aus Vindonissa, no.113, pl. XV.; ; ; ; ADDENDA: now joined.","","","Agora:Image:2008.01.0310::/Agora/2008/2008.01/2008.01.0310.tif::1912::1986"
"Red Figure Cup","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:P 32411","","","","6 July 1995","P 32411","Mended from several fragments: almost complete except for sections of rim and chips from bowl. ; Torus foot, rising underneath, continuous curve to body outside. Broad, shallow bowl, plain lip. Curving, canted horseshoe handles. Reserved: deep interior of bottom, resting surface and outer face of foot, line halfway up body, inside and outside lip, within handles, and circle within forming tondo. Red-figured design outside and inside. Hasty style, and proportions of figures almost cartoon-like. Inside: a youth, nude except for a cloak draped over the left arm and shoulder, moves right, holding a long crooked stick or staff in his right hand. Outside: tendrils coiled beneath handles lead to 5- or 6-leaved palmettes which frame scenes of youths-unarmed except for shields, in combat. On one side a nude youth holding a shield decorated with a dot rosette, advances to the right, his right hand held low as though grasping a spear. To his right, a second youth seen in rear view retreats to the right, holding a shield decorated with a feline (panther?) and wearing a cloth of some sort from waist to just above knees. His right hand, too, is bent and held low. ; On the other side a nude youth, holding an undecorated shield and his right arm held high, advances to right, toward a second youth seen in three-quarter frontal view who is retreating right, holding a shield decorated with an animal, apparently a horse, possibly intended to be a panther. Second youth is also nude and also holds his right arm high, as though grasping a spear. ; ; Good black glaze, Attic clay. ; ; Cf. Agora XII, no. 432, 500-480 B.C.","","","Agora:Image:2007.01.2074::/Agora/2007/2007.01/2007.01.2074.tif::2043::1557"
"Black Figure Skyphos","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:P 32413","","","","6 July 1995","P 32413","Mended; almost complete, except for parts of rim and body. Attic type skyphos. Strong torus foot, deep body, slightly out-turned concave lip, canted horseshoe handles.; Reserved: underside with two glazed circles and central dot; resting surface of foot; stem and bottom of body, stem with added red, lower body decorated with debased tongues in alternating purple and black; central medallion within with painted circle; inside of handles. Lip decorated with two rows of debased ivy leaves.; Lower part of body glazed, painted scene confined to upper half of vase.; Side A: group of three banqueters on a single large mattress. First and third figures recline on left sides, holding up cups in their right hands. Both banqueters turn to look right, both wear unusual headdresses. Figure on right is clearer, with two elongated upright ears between curving horns. Figure on left has three long projections off front, elongated cap with circle at end off back of head. Central figure, a musician playing a flute, sits left. Poor painting and incision.; Side B: Similar scene to side A, but left banqueter largely missing. Central figure sits left holding a lyre. Added white and lack of incision indicate a female, with hair bound up.; Framing scenes and under handles, are numerous large, plump, long-necked birds in pairs or trios: ravens? ducks? geese? Several stand on stumps, suggesting landscape and an outdoor banquet, as does the single small bird in flight to the right of the lyre player's head on side B. On side B, the glaze quite worn up near the top.; Traces of added color on clothing.; Attic clay.; Shape = Agora XXIII, nos. 1483-1490 (Theseus painter?).; Decoration = 'White Heron Group' (D. Von Bothmer, Aug. 1995) Agora XXIII, p. 60, ca. 500 B.C.","","","Agora:Image:2007.01.2083::/Agora/2007/2007.01/2007.01.2083.tif::2084::1478"
"Black Figure Mesomphalic Phiale: Six's Technique","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:P 32414","","","","6 July 1995","P 32414","Mended, about two-thirds complete. Low shallow bowl, omphalos inside at center with corresponding depression on outside. Outside reserved, except for outside of lip, which is glazed, concave and slightly out-turned. Decoration: within, on black background, the omphalos is decorated with five concentric circles in buff clay, now missing. Area around omphalos and the inside of the lip are decorated with thick radiating lines or debased tongues, also in added clay. In bottom of bowl between omphalos and lip, with the ground line toward the lip, six spotted cows walk around the bowl, three done in yellowish-buff clay with red spots and three in brick-red clay with buff spots. One red cow and two halves of light cows missing. Colors of cows alternate. Added clays fairly well preserved on bodies, fainter at legs and tails. No incision. Ghost images of painted letters around cows; letters indistinct blobs, making up nonsense inscriptions.; ; Cf. Agora XXIII, nos. 1427-1439, ca. 500 B.C.","","","Agora:Image:2007.01.2092::/Agora/2007/2007.01/2007.01.2092.tif::2524::2102"
"Black Figure Oinochoe","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:P 32415","","","","6 July 1995","P 32415","Mended from many fragments; complete except for small holes in body. ; Shape 1 oinochoe, with offset neck and trefoil mouth. Flaring ring foot, raised line at juncture of body and neck. Deeply pinched mouth, very high-swung thick strap handle. Underside of foot reserved. Shape similar to Agora XII, no. 100, 525-500 B.C.; Decoration covers two-thirds of body. Lowest part of body black-glazed; shoulder decorated with thick black lines (debased tongues) set off from decorated zone by a line of dilute glaze. Painted scene on front only. In center a nude Herakles moves right, escorting a bull with his left hand grasping a horn and his right on the animal's chest. Both are seen in profile. Herakles' club is visible on ground behind bull. They approach, to the right, an armed Athena seated left. She wears the aegis, with a high crested helmet held in her outstretched right hand, her spear held horizontally in her left, with her shield on the ground leaning against her knee. She sits on a small high, solid stool. Behind Herakles and the bull, balancing Athena, is Hermes, also seated (right) on a stool. He wears a cap and his winged sandals. His right hand holds the caduceus and his left is held out, gesturing. ; Fine incision for details of males (hair, eyes, muscles) and bull. Added white for Athena: arms, face (worn off), and feet; also two large dots on shield. Looping tendrils, presumably debased vines, in background of scene and continuing around the reserved zone in the back, below the handle. ; Attributed by D. von Bothmer (August 1995) to the Athena Painter. Cf dissertation by Andrew Clark.","","","Agora:Image:2007.01.2096::/Agora/2007/2007.01/2007.01.2096.tif::1272::2055"
"Red Figure Cup: Type C","Object","","Agora","Agora:Object:P 32417","","","","6 July 1995","P 32417","Mended from several fragments; complete except for part of rim and bowl. Right leg of figure missing. ; Plain rim. Torus foot, concave at upper edge, rising within. Thick stem with fillet at juncture with foot, offset with two scraped grooves. Broad bowl, plain lip, two canted horseshoe handles. Reserved: center of cone within, resting surface, outer face of foot, scraped grooves on stem, inside of handles and handle panels. Good black glaze. Shape close to Agora XII, no. 420, 500-480 B.C. ; cf. also P 32420. ; Decoration: Tondo within defined by a thin reserved line. Within tondo a youth moves rapidly to the right, holding in each outstretched hand a long strip, perhaps a strip of meat. Legs are seen in profile, abdomen in three-quarters view, and chest frontal. Head turned back toward the left, seen in profile. A piece of drapery is knotted at the waist and hangs down a short way, leaving the genitals exposed. Short hair; almond eye closed at both ends, with a solid dot for the pupil. ; ; Fully glazed line for main details of torso and folds of drapery. Dilute glaze for nipples, muscles of abdomen, and area of ribs. No details for legs or feet except toes of right foot. Added red on the two long strips, which have curving ends at top. Ghost image of painted inscription clockwise from the head of the youth:; ; D. von Bothmer, August 1995: close to Skythes.","","","Agora:Image:2007.01.2104::/Agora/2007/2007.01/2007.01.2104.tif::3040::2008"