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Lip probably nowhere preserved; otherwise complete, save minor fractures. A small roughly made, heavy-walled jar. Bottom flat, left rough; lower walls concave, making a sharp angle with the shoulder; wide ... 6 March 1937 ... M 18:2 |
| Badly broken; one handle and part of wall missing; base very much chipped. Restored in plaster. Spurred handles.
Glaze has almost entirely vanished, leaving very prominent the rings of miltos in grooves ... 15 June 1954 ... Agora XII, p. 122, n. 61. |
Fish-plate.
Piece of rim missing.
Flaring foot; broad, flat, uneven resting surface, slightly beveled to outside; pointed underside. Deep body with concave floor. Groove around very small depression ... Context of 115-86 ... black glaze with finger marks ... chipped before glazing. |
| One handle and some of the other, and fragments of lip, body and foot missing; restored in plaster. Flaring lip with angular profile; narrow neck. Bell-shaped body which turns sharply inward below to high ... 16 April 1932 ... G 14:2.2 |
Two-handled Cup.
Most of rim, half of upper wall, all of one handle and most of the other restored.
Flaring ring foot; grooved resting surface; pointed underside.
Angular body with maximum diameter ... Context of 115-50 ... H. 8.0; rest. Diam. 10.1. |
Imitation Blister-ware Aryballos: Corinthian?
Handle, parts of rim, and most of bottom missing.
Flat bottom, reserved. Domed body with greatest diameter near bottom; slightly angular profile. Vertical ... Context of 300-250 ... H. 6.9; Diam. 8.2. |
| Two joining fragments preserve floor and almost half of upper body and rim. Restored in plaster. High ring foot, outward tilted wall, flaring lip. Four palmettes stamped on floor and band of rouletting ... 9-14 June 1939 ... P 17022 ... P 17022 |
| Profile complete; high ring foot and shallow body; flaring rim, its edge turned down. Stamped at the center of the floor, a rosette and three palmettes. Rouletting around. Traces of stacking on the floor ... 28 May-10 June 1946 ... Study Collections-Case No. 149-2/7 |
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