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NM 16168
Flat bottom; shallow, convex lower body.
High slightly concave neck decorated with four goats, couchant and regardant.
Thin brown glaze.
For the goats cf. P. Amandry, Journ. Near East St ... LG II ... H 52 ... H 52 |
| Stamped with a krater (?).
Inscription: Δ ...
Βuff.
Thasian handle. John Craft, Nb. No. 14. ]αι[ ΔαΪφρων? 228 ... 1939 ... AH 52 ... AH 52 |
Kylix base with black glaze - some red in it. Inscribed on bottom. Oscar Broneer, Nb. No. 4. 178 88-396 ... 31 May 1937 ... AO 52 ... AO 52 |
Sides and bottom chipped. Equal sides; sharp angles.
Stamp on top: Female head to right, hair blowing out behind.
A female head facing right. The features are fine and sharp; the hair blown out behind, ... 1932 ... PNW 52 ... PNW 52 |
Head and base are missing.
A youth stands in an easy attitude, an oinochoe in his right hand his cloak hanging over his extended right forearm. His locks reached to his shoulder.
Clay: Fine, buff, covered ... Early fourth century B.C ... PNT 52 ... PNT 52 |
Lead tube with very small hole only partially piercing it. One end widened, and the edges turned inward. Assembly place, filling of Period III ... 1930 ... PNM 52 ... PNM 52 |
Boy's head right, his right arm outstretched; behind it a large mound-like object (?).
No relief contour.
Glaze inside brown; dull and uneven.
The fragment seems to come from near the shoulder. Trench ... 12 December 1930 ... PNP 52 ... PNP 52 |
The left side of the head is preserved, broken all round.
The features are heavy, the cheeks and chin bulging; the mouth is bent down at the corner.
Coarse work. Mold made; hollow. Not colored.
Red clay ... 5 August 1931 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 192, figs. 6, 7, no. 52. |
| Wavy lines on rim.
Plain discus, with central filling hole. Handle solid, triple grooved. Nozzle rounded.
On bottom, double concentric grooves, with five stamped circles.
Reddish-brown glaze.
Red clay ... 17 June 1931 ... L 52 ... L 52 |
| Typical. Handle rising.
Fine yellowish clay, with small light red core; pinkish cream slip.
Impression doubled; worn. Stp: doubled* Finished Δαμοκράτε[υς]
rose
(framed in O) 438 Leica ... 17 July 1931 ... SS 52 ... SS 52 |
| A small section missing.
Plain thin as a paper, disk.
A single hole for attachment. No decoration. in front of west ledge and ca. 0.30m. below the top Finished Mycenaean chamber tomb; N.W. part of chamber ... 1 June 1939 ... J 52 ... J 52 |
Mended from two pieces.
Human eyes, facing full front. The feathers indicated by incision. The comb pierced by a hole.
Brownish clay. Leica ... 24 February 1934 ... Γ 52 |
Head in close fitting helmet. First interpretation: female head.
Broken off at the base of the neck; the surface damaged. below the level 63.30m. Below the level 63.30m., together with late Roman sherds ... 1 February 1934 ... Κ 52 |
Fragment of columnar grave monument.
Broken away in back and all around.
Hymettian marble. Found in the wall of the modern house 637β/5 (637b/5), west of the Odeion. Leica ... 6 February 1935 ... Ν 52 |
Fragment of columnar grave monument.
Part of top, and of inscribed face only preserved.
The inscription above the raised band.
Pentelic marble. Found in the wall of the modern house 636α/3 [636/3 on Vrysaki ... 2 January 1935 ... Π 52 |
Broken all around and at back. Fragment of unfluted column drum with characteristic chisel marks of Temple of Athena at Sounion.
Streaky gray and white Agrilezza marble. House 653/3. 31 Leica ... 26 April 1971 ... ΡΡ 52 |
Part of upper body and top of one handle restored.
Lightly grooved, reserved resting surface; concave underside with nipple. Junction of moldings of foot reserved. Low, tapering stem. Top of handles horizontal ... Ca. 325 ... Agora XXIX, no. 52 |
Wall fragment. Max. dim. 0.066.
Lower parts of two draped figures, the left perhaps wearing boots.
The drapery is decorated with dot clusters. Below, egg pattern ... Late 5th century B.C ... Agora XXX, no. 52 |
Fragment of wall and handle.
Vertical ribbing. Horizontal wishbone handle with side projections. Glazed outside, more thinly inside ... 4th c. B.C ... Agora XII, no. 52 |
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