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Mended from five pieces; small chips missing. Deep bowl with ring foot and plain rim; no handle. The inside pitted irregularly with rough hollows, as for a mould(?).
Soft buff clay, unglazed. Strosis ... 19, 21 July 1947 ... Strosis in front of ΙΗ terrace wall; mixed Hell. |
Rather massive handle with short slightly arched upper part.
Coarse grayish, red clay, yellowish towards surface.
Rather worn impression, deep set. Beaded circle round. Rdg: beaded circ around lets*Par: ... 21 April 1933 ... ΙΗ
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Two non-joining fragments from the shoulder and neck of a closed black glazed pot, amphora or oinochoe? Elaborate relief decoration of flame palmettes in thinned clay paint; probably gilded. Cf. C 19:5(b) ... 12-13 June 1947 ... Brown fill, Hellenistic and 4th. c. at angle of 63 and ΙΗ terrace walls. |
| Broad curving shape, like Knidian.
Medium coarse red clay; buff slip.
Relief lines used to frame stamp and attribute; much worn. Rdg: sec impression at start of hdl; poss: circ w/ cross(VG)*
Study: Die ... 15 July 1931 ... Rdg: sec impression at start of hdl; poss: circ w/ cross(VG)*
Study: Die 8*
ΙΖ-ΙΗ* |
| Fragment of rim(?) of coarse pot with metal slag deposited on inside. Original edge at top and at one end.
From a metal worker's shop. Cf. MC 915 (Τ 1784) and P 22795 (Τ 1785) and discussion on Nb. p ... 28 March 1952 ... Τ:84/ΙΗ |
Two joining fragments: that with more complete lioness from cistern at 21/ΙΗ. From a column krater with very flat shoulder. On shoulder the heads and necks of two lionesses and the tail of another.
Fine ... 29 May-6 June 1933 ... Two joining fragments: that with more complete lioness from cistern at 21/ΙΗ. From a column krater with very flat shoulder. |
| Large piece of rim.
Orange red tint; exterior and rim slightly darkened.
Late Roman C' Ware.
Date of deposit: ca. 400+ A.D. Added 6 February 2006. Finished Dumped fill in front of Stoa of Attalos, on ... 21 May 1936 and 1 June 1936 ... Found with coins #31-36 (26/ΙΔ-ΙΕ, -2.20 to 4.00m.) and #65-84 (24-28/ΙΓ-ΙΗ, -3.90 to-4.00m.). |
Most of the bottom and a fragment of the side are preserved.
The side is decorated with a series of raised dots.
The "A" on the bottom is raised as well.
Thin brown slip.
Reddish clay.
Type XX of Corinth ... 30 May 1933 ... Another piece of the same sherd was found still stuck in the earth at 64/ΙΗ, together with coins nos. 1-3, got on 31 May 1933. |
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