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Only the left side of the head of the cock preserved.
Couged technique. Heavy fabric, burnt gray.
Late Roman. Grey ash fill over curved foundation trench.
Late Roman. Leica ... 27 February 1934 ... Β ... Β:28/ΙΑ |
Broken away behind and below.
Gouged technique. Traces of white paint. Red clay.
Late Roman. In late fill. Leica ... 28 February 1934 ... Β ... Β:10/Γ |
Broken but complete.
Plain discus. Herringbone rim. Handle solid; grooved above.
Two grooves on the bottom.
Light red clay, unglazed.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection.
Cf. Corinth IV, ii, pp. 102-114, ... Late 4th-early 5th c. A.D ... Β ... Β:20/ΙΔ |
Necked around nozzle but otherswise complete.
Five filling holes on plain pear-shaped discus. Debased herringbone on rim.
Handle solid, grooved above. Beneath, faint grooves.
Pinkish to buff clay, unglazed ... Late 4th-early 5th c. A.D ... Β 165 |
Nozzle and front part of body broken away.
On discus, Christian monogram, with tail of "rho" to right. Herringbone on rim. Handle grooved above and below.
Double groove on reverse, within which the signature ... Early 5th c. A.D ... Β 169 |
Intact.
On the discus shell pattern. Solid handle, grooved above and below. Plain rim. On the underside, within two concentric grooves a letter "C".
Thin dull reddish glaze.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection ... Late 4th c. A.D ... Β ... Β:24/ΙΒ |
A chip of the handle is missing; otherwise intact.
Two grooves on the rim. The handle grooved but unpierced. On the reverse, within two heart-shaped grooves, a palm brand. Rosette on the discus.
Thin dull ... 350-400 A.D ... Β ... Β:24/ΙΒ |
Inscribed fragment.
Mended from two pieces found separately, but from the same fill.
Temple Inventory.
Seven lines of the inscription preserved, with a trace of an eighth above; stoichedon.
Clear traces ... 5th. century B.C ... Β ... Β:10/ΙΖ |
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