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Part of rim missing.
Straight sides. Top of lid slightly concave at center. Shiny brownish black glaze outside only. Graffito on top: \Delta\epig\char'104\char'104\char'104\char'104.
If, as Lang suggests, ... 300-240 ... Graffito on top: \Delta\epig\char'104\char'104\char'104\char'104.
If, as Lang suggests, 14 drachmas was the weight of the empty pyxis, the pyxis to which this lid belonged should have weighed between 39.5 and 42.3 grams (using the range of 4.2--4.4 for the Solonian drachma; see Agora X, p. 4). But 1249, slightly smaller in diameter and lacking a few chips, weighs 51.3 grams, suggesting that the body for 1250 would have weighed more than 14 drachmas. |
| Fragment of floor of cup.
Graffito inscribed, emphatically, near center of floor:
Shiny black glaze, peeling. Catalogued 20 August 1984. Pit. 965 84-22-14 ... 27 June-5 August 1972 |
| Single fragment preserves some of foot and body. Upper surface of knob concave. Below at the center, depression as in fish plate. Outside: animals (pig and lion) facing; upper surface of knob reserved; ... 11 April 1953 |
| Body very fragmentary; a bit of mouth preserved on one side. On panel at front of neck, bordered by triple lines, parallel horizontal zigzags, above a single zigzag. On body, broad glaze bands; between ... 14 March-21 April 1936 |
| Neck and shoulder preserved and attachments of vertical handle; filled out in plaster. Neck glazed; on shoulder, glaze bands.
Brownish-black glaze. Finished Geometric well. Leica, 81-335 ... 14 March-21 April 1936 |
| The body fragmentary; one small fragment from the shoulder does not join. None of top preserved. Ring foot; tall slender body. Body glazed, with triple reserved bands.
Gritty yellow-buff clay, with highly ... 14-28 March 1936 |
Small situla with basket handle and body tapering to low flat-bottomed foot.
Pinkish-buff clay. Surface blackened and otherwise discolored; but apparently not glazed. Well. Leica PD 1091-120 ... 18 April 1932 |
| From a lekanis lid(?), near the rim.
Nude youth standing, turned slightly to right, preserved from waist to ankles. Behind him the folds of his thin cloak, no doubt thrown over both arms.
Partial relief ... 3 March 1953 |
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