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| Obverse: trident, uncertain symbols at either side below.
Reverse: plain. Entered as coin no. 51, for the day. 427 Leica ... 14 July 1931 ... Agora X, p. 108, pl. 27, no. L 231. |
Flaring ring foot. Torus mouth; strap handles ... 500-480 B.C ... Agora XII, no. 19 |
| Intact except for small holes in wall and chips from lip. Round-bodied jug on low flat base; narrow neck; plain round mouth, slightly out-turned at lip; broad handle, lip to shoulder.
Dull black glaze ... 5 May 1938 ... P 12564 ... P 12564 |
Cracked, but intact save minor fractures. High false ring foot; small flaring lip grooved on outside; round handles. A few sharp wheel grooves on the shoulder.
Red clay; yellow surface. Unglazed. Thick ... 5 April 1937 ... Agora |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Citation from prytany decree.
Three lines of the inscription preserved and vacat.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern wall of the house 642/11, at the north ... After 260 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 231, p. 331 ... Tracy (1990), p. 48 ... Hesperia 30 (1961), p. 228, no. 27. |
| Much of wall and fragments of rim missing. Restored in plaster. Low flat base slightly flaring. Egg-shaped body sharply set off from neck. Carefully moulded trefoil lip with thickened edge. Rolled projections ... 6 May 1938 ... P 12792 ... P 12792 |
A small and fragmentary matrix, yet showing clearly where the blades have been chipped off.
Obsidian. Well S, upper fill. Leica, 83-505 ... 5-10 June 1937 ... S 27:3 |
Fragment from a flat rim with metallic black glaze inside and out.
Scratched in upper surface.
Type VI (early 4th. century variety) of Corinth collection, type 23C of Agora collection.
Cistern. 1133 ... 27 May 1936 ... Agora |
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