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| Relief surface and rough-picked back only preserved.
A left hand holding a deep oval bag or basket (or situla).
Pentelic marble. Modern house wall. Leica, 79-6-10(11), 79-6-12(13,14), 79-8-20 ... 28 April 1939 ... Agora |
| First interpretation: female head.
Broken off at neck.
Heavy draped wreath around head.
ADDENDA, D. Burr-Thompson: Male head.
Blond clay. 100-104/* Great Drain to east and west overflow.
Sand Hellenistic ... 25 May 1939 ... Hesperia 34 (1965), p. 64, pl. 21. |
| Single fragment preserves about half of foot and floor. Broad low ring foot with grooved resting surface. Floor oblique with apparently a plain curved rim, of which only a trace is preserved. On floor, ... 5 May 1939 ... Study Collections-Case No. 50-Α ... Agora |
| Fragment from rim of the bowl on which a bird sits, its tail inward to support the plate. The tops of openings are preserved in the wall below the bird. On the wall below the rim are incised running spiral ... 9 June 1939 ... Agora XXXIII, no. 832, fig. 96, pl. 89. |
Part of lip and much of body missing; restored in plaster. Deep rounded body; sloping shoulder; round mouth with out-turned lip. Vertical strap handle from lip.
Coarse reddish clay with bits, grayish-black ... 5-15 May 1939 ... Cistern, lower fill, containers 11-12. Context ca. 375-340 B.C. |
| Bottom only preserved of small bowl on high ring foot.
Foot-shaped stamped and concentric grooves in interior.
Dull red clay, fine red glaze.
Western Sigillata. Cf. P 11544 (Σ 1602). Fill of late first ... 5 March 1937 ... Iliffe II (1939), p. 42 ... Agora XXXII, no. 534, fig. 18, pl. 28. |
Mended from three pieces; complete except for small chips. Broad body on low raised base; broad vertical band handles rising above vertical lip, attached at lip and shoulder. Shoulder and upper body reserved ... 17 May 1939 ... Hesperia 29 (1960), p. 405, no. 5, pl. 89 ... Hesperia 9 (1940), p. 271, fig. 7. |
Wall fragment. Glaze slightly pitted and abraded. Max. dim. 0.068.
Woman (lower part of head to left, shoulders, upper part of torso), to right, dancing(?). She wears a brassiere (ταινι'α or ἀπο'δεσμος) ... Probably early 4th century B.C ... Agora XXX, no. 446 |
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