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| Complete. One body fragment, joining neck and handle mended from two fragments. About two-thirds of the foot preserved (remainder restored in plaster). Worn.
Ring foot with concave moulding. Central nipple ... 30 July 1997 ... 98-22-15(14), 98-22-12, 98-22-13 ... PD 2774-214 |
| Almost complete. Missing half of neck and rim. Worn surface.
Ring foot. Low central nipple underneath. Globular body. Straight narrow neck, flaring lip. Flattened, curving handle from mid-shoulder to ... 30 July 1997 ... 98-22-18(16,17), 98-22-12, 98-22-13 ... PD 2774-214 |
| Single cooking ware wall fragment, broken all around.
Incised letters preserve part of the name and demotic of Themistokles. Beneath demotic, five letters (KAΔAΠ), possibly a misspelling of καταπ[υγον], ... 28 July 1997 ... 22 (1953), 215 f.) ... PD 2794-7 |
| Flat bottom, straight sides; rim stepped in; to receive a lid?
Metallic black glaze inside and out; bottom reserved. Cistern. Lower, Hellenistic fill. Leica, 92-1-32 PD 901-58 ... 22 May-6 June 1935 ... Γ 1997 |
| Two joining wall fragments. Fragment with good black glaze on exterior only.
Incised on exterior, into glaze, partly preserved patronymic of Xanthippos (only I & Φ complete).
Orange fabric, glossy ... 28 July 1997 ... 99-13-22 ... PD 2794-8 |
| Body fragment of lekanis with handle still attached. Broken all around. Small fragment joins at upper left. Unglazed exterior, including handle. Glazed interior (purplish black) on which is inscribed in ... 28 July 1997 ... 99-11-31, 99-11-32, 98-21-22(21,23) ... PD 2795-2 |
| Mended from two pieces, one small fragment does not join. Lower part of large pot. Flat bottom, slightly projecting. Immediately above it is a small clay spout corresponding to an opening pierced through ... 29 May 1933 ... Camp and Mauzy (2009), p. 22, fig. 14 ... Paterakis (1997), pp. 75-97. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
The top akroterion and some of the bottom below the setting line broken away; otherwise intact.
An attempt was made in antiquity to break up the stele, and a narrow channel ... 337/336 B.C ... PD 748 |
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