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Hemispherical bowl, rounded at the bottom.
Coarse, tan-buff clay, slightly micaceous and containing red and white grit; faint traces of thin, dull red paint all over.
The bowls of other Middle Helladic ... Middle Helladic |
Angular profile.
Fine yellowish buff clay, gray at core; soapy texture.
From a two-handled stemmed goblet like C. W. Blegen, Prosymna, the Helladic Settlement Preceding the Argive Heraeum II, Cambridge, ... Middle Helladic |
Fragment of a base and lower body of open-bodied vessel, probably a bowl; broken on all sides.
Flat base. Wide and deep incised lines radially designed at side and on base. On interior thumb impression ... Middle Helladic |
Three beads.
Two tubular and one ring-shaped.
Publication: Late Helladic. Mycenaean chamber tomb to N.W. of stoa pier 19. From circular pit in N.E. corner. 2726 Leica PD 2112-2 ... Publication: Late Helladic. |
| More than half of bowl with complete handle and whole of base found in 2013 (ΒΖ 1885), mended from two pieces. Four small loose fragments.
A large rim and wall fragment (ΒΖ 2195, added in 2018) making ... Late Bronze Age |
| Mended from numerous fragments. About one-third of bowl and rim preserved in 2013 with complete handle and foot making up full profile. Surface weathered. Slip worn. Some incrustations.
Two large rim and ... Late Bronze Age |
| Wall fragment including whole handle; mended from three fragments. Chipped at edges. Paint flaking.
Vertical handle attached at mid-body and high on shoulder. On shoulder, beginning of possible running ... Mycenaean |
| Intact.
Rounded shape, slightly faceted at one side.
Polished red carnelian with dark red veins.
For sequence amongst other beads, see BZ LIV, p. 10610, no. 23.
Similar to J 274 and J 275. Finished ... Mycenaean |
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