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Plate.
Fragment of rim.
Large plate with rolled rim. Beginning of lug or handle at left edge of fragment. Hard, light gray fabric (5Y 7/1) containing abundant fine sand and a few larger black and red ... Late Roman context ... background with fine, angular, ... fabric, which is less fine, ... (see Lucas 1962, pp. |
Rim and wall fragment. Glaze misfired slightly in upper right on both inside and outside. Max. dim. 0.092.
Youth (left forearm and hand, both feet missing), perhaps Ganymede, running to right, looking ... Ca. 450 B.C ... see LIMC IV, 1988, pp. 154--169, s.v. Ganymedes (H ... 1871.84 (LIMC IV, p. 156, no. |
Most of body on one side, with start of one handle, mended and strengthened with plaster. P.H. 0.125; max. dim. 0.168.
A, youths (illustrated). At the left, a youth (top of head, left hand, legs missing) ... Late 5th century B.C ... 3, 1951, pp. 147--162, esp. pp. 154--156. |
Chips missing from rim. Ring foot, rilled rim.
Dull black glaze over all except part of rim. Finished Grave. 4156, 4306 Leica ... 23 April 1947 ... Hesperia Suppl. 47 (2013), pyre 43, pp. 155-156. |
Similar to P 17707 (ΝΝ 2703). Two grooves under the rim.
ADDENDA P 17707: Ring foot, rilled rim. Grave = Pyre 6. 4156, 4306 Leica PD 911-e ... 23 April 1947 ... Hesperia Suppl. 47 (2013), pyre 43, pp. 155-156. |
A fragment preserving part of the bottom, side wall and base of handle.
Part of the signature on the bottom.
Fairly fine light red to buff clay.
Type XXVIII of Corinth collection.
Disturbed fill. Leica ... 10 February 1936 ... Paterakis (1990), pp. 675-679. |
From a crisp fresh mould. Imbricated leaves below; above, band of guilloche between rows of dots; on rim, palmettes above spirals.
Fine pink to buff clay. Cistern mouth and upper passage, container 2 ... 8 May 1939 ... Agora XXII, no. 43, pp. 17, 27. |
About half preserved. Ring foot. The rim projects, and has two grooves below it. On the body, elongated petals. The bottom is plain within ring grooves (suggesting that rosettes, gorgoneia, etc., were ... 19-21 February 1936 ... Agora XXII, no. 350, pp. 34, 36. |
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