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| Two joining fragments preserve part of neck and shoulder; broken all around.
Band of egg and dot pattern at base of neck. Head of woman right, wearing sakkos with white strings. On wall in front of her, ... 2 March 1952 ... Agora XXX, no. 601, pl. 65 ... ARV2, p. 1085, no. 34. |
Broken on all sides. Coarseware body sherd preserving left part of graffito:
Red clay. Crossroads enclosure, layer 9. 1730 Leica ... 13 August 1971 ... Agora XXV, no. 601, pp. 11, 90, fig. 18. |
Piece of moulded rim and body. Finished edge at left. Rim and edge glazed with wide black, narrow red stripe.
Dull black glaze. Cistern. Leica, 80-625, 81-604 PD 1042, PD 1098 ... 1937 ... Hesperia 75 (2006), p. 25, no. B2, figs. 16, 18 ... Agora VIII, no. 601. |
| From the wall of a large krater. Good glaze inside. Preserved is part of a chariot, right, with the wheel and three horses' feet and three tails. A draped figure is climbing into the chariot, and another ... 19-23 March 1936 ... ARV, p. 396, no. 18 ... ARV2, p. 584, no. 14. |
| Part of a cup with hollow stem glazed inside. Incised band around stem. In medallion part of a girl right(?).
Incised through glaze, inside stem:
ADDENDA Subject uncertain: youth reclining? Well F, ... 17-27 June 1935 ... ARV, p. 116, no. 18 (Pithos P.) ... ARV2, p. 140, no. 54. |
Shoulder fragment with return. Max. dim. 0.061.
Youth (face) to right, head bent downward slightly. Above, tongue pattern. J. Oakley, The Achilles Painter (Mainz 1996), cat. no. 163, pl. 88D.
The line ... Ca. 450-440 B.C ... Louvre G 341 (ARV2 601, 22; ... Euphorbos on Cab. Méd. 372 (ARV ... (ARV2 989, 26; Addenda 311); |
| Wall fragment broken all around. In center, a nude youth looking left holds a horn to his chest in his right hand. He wears long hair bound by a ribbon and a wreath. To the left a female figure holding ... 15 May 1936 ... ARV, p. 785, no. 18 (Kleophon P.) ... Harvard Univ. Art Mus. Bull. 5 (1996), 2, p. 18 ... ARV2, p. 1145, no. 24. |
| Fragment from shoulder and wall of a closed pot. Parts of two figures preserved; at left, a woman right, playing the double flutes, her hands, the flutes, and a bit of the front of the head(?) preserved ... April-May 1936 ... ARV2, p. 1426, no. 18. |
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