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Thick ring at the join of neck. Part of the neck ornament a tiny part of the shoulder ray and upper part of the crest of Athena preserved.
Athena is turned to left. Her crest is outlined with a red band ... Thick ring at the join of neck. ... This kind of ornament is assigned(?) to the Panathenaic of the fifth century (ours is certainly one of its last appearance); a fifth century date is also supported by the use of red (Beazley, Panathenaica p. 454).
End of fifth century. |
Thick ring at the joint of the neck. Very little part of the tongues on the shoulder and of the Athena's crest. Athena is turned to left. The crest is outline with a red band; round it's base, at the point ... Thick ring at the joint of the neck. ... The use of red mineral makes a dating still in the fifth century certain (Beazley, Panathenian p. 454). End of fifth century. |
Broken away below the waist.
Pan playing on a syrinx.
Clay: Buff, coarse, covered in front with red paint. Hollow, back unmodelled. From a disturbed area to the south of the retaining wall of the ... Fifth century B.C. |
Wall fragment, glazed inside Right leg and part of peplos of Athena, to left. White for the leg; the lower hemline as well as the drapery folds, incised.
First half of fifth century. LI-48 ... White for the leg; the lower hemline as well as the drapery folds, incised.
First half of fifth century. |
Only the lower part of the face remains.
After moulding the nostrils and the corners of the mouth over emphasized by piercing. The size and glaze on the interior suggest that fragment comes from a ... Late fifth century B.C. |
Male phallos attached as spout to the side of a vase. On the inside is a bit of the shoulder of the aryballos?
Clay: Firm, buff. Reddish glaze on the upper part of the outer face and smeared over the ... Early fifth century B.C. |
Upper and lower extremities missing.
Seated figure, legs covered, right elbow knee, shaggy legs, grossly exaggerated membrum virile.
Clay: Fine, buff, coated with no white glaze, pink-red painted applied ... Fifth century B.C. |
Mould for the left side of a ram's head with curling horn. For a rhyton.
Clay reddish, hard. Burned? From a disturbed area to the north of the retaining wall of the Assembly Place III ... Early fifth century B.C. ? |
Male phallos, attached as spout to the side of a vase. On the inside is a ledge for the reception of a lid. Scratched into the clay on the upper part of the outer face: ΚΕΡΚΙΩ.
Clay: Fine, buff, burned ... Early fifth century B.C. |
Broken at top only.
The right side is set at an obtuse angle to the base line.
A draped figure sits to right on a throne with lions feet, holding kin the hand a stick? The peculiar shape suggests the ... Early fifth century B.C. |
| The lower part of the nozzle and front wall, and part of the bottom.
Signed.
Unglazed.
Buff clay.
Type XXVII of Corinth collection. Well. Upper fill. Second century A.D. construction; at transition from ... May-June 1937 ... The lower part of the nozzle and front wall, and part of the bottom.
... Second century A.D. construction; at transition from Sixth century A.D. to Fifth century B.C. |
There remains only the front of the figure from waist to knee.
A female figure standing, with left knee slightly flexed, wearing a peplos with long overhang.
Clay: Fine, rosy buff, showing traces of ... Late fifth century B.C. |
Mould for a female head. The hair ripples off the forehead.
Fine, buff clay. Assembly Place, filling of Period III ... End of fifth century B.C. |
Mould for the cheek and eye of a cow or bull, probably for a rhyton.
Clay buff, fine, thin fabric. Smoothly finished. Assembly Place, filling of Period III ... Late fifth century B.C. |
Clay fine, buff, soft. Head missing. Traces of white slip. Pin hole beneath on level bottom. Not carefully modeled.
Almost identical with Agora T IIII which is from Late 5th century context. From the ... Probably late fifth century B.C. |
| Head and feet are missing.
Sold; flat behind. Soft, tan clay.
The youth stands erect, resting his hands on his hips, he wears goat pants.
Fine buff clay; remaining traces of white paint, front and back ... Early fifth century B.C. |
Broken away at root of neck. Solid.
A mature female head. The hair is lightly bound in a kerchief and drawn into a pointed mass on the back of the head. A wisp protrudes from the top of this mass and ... Late fifth century B.C. or later. |
Preserved only from waist to knees
The front part of the figure was shaped in a mould and then a solid mass of clay was applied to it's back which part remained unmolded. A female figure clad in a chiton ... Mid fifth century B.C. or later. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Fifth century financial record; the lettering looks like that of the Erechteion accounts.
Twenty letters remain.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Belongs with ... 5th. century B.C ... Inscribed face only preserved.
Fifth century financial record; the lettering looks like that of the Erechteion accounts.
... November 1954 and returned the same day ... Found in modern context, over the north end of the Middle Stoa. |
| One nozzle and about half of rim and body missing.
Shape fabric and decoration as the L 4500 (OO 739).
Type IV (early fifth century group) of Corinth collection, type 22B of Agora collection. Stony fill ... 1947 ... Shape fabric and decoration as the L 4500 (OO 739).
Type IV (early fifth century group) of Corinth collection, type 22B of Agora collection. |
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