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Chips of wall and part of one handle missing.
Glazed, grooved resting surface; concave underside with nipple. Low, thick, cylindrical stem. Slightly rising spurs, truncated and slightly tapering. Dull ... Ca. 325 |
Flat bottom; flat projecting rim. Reserved: handle-zone, handle-panels, rim, bottom and start of wall. Thin glaze.
Contemporary deposits have furnished closely similar spe- cimens: R 17:3-U, P 13116, ... 575-550 B.C. |
One handle restored.
Scraped groove in resting surface; concave underside. High, slightly concave stem. Tapering upper body. Rising, flaring spurs.
Lustrous black glaze. Illegible graffito under foot ... Ca. 275 |
Handles and parts of wall and foot restored.
Underside and resting surface as 150. Shiny black glaze.
Cf. P 26109 (Agora XII, no. 352, p. 260, fig. 4, pl. 17 [F 17:3, lower fill]) ... Ca. 325 |
Mended from six fragments, with one handle and part of rim missing; burned.
Underside somewhat convex, with string marks. Straight, wheel-ridged wall. Very micaceous, reddish yellow fabric (5YR 7/6) of ... 350-300 ... Similar banding and shape of foot: P 16606, P 19051 and P 19052, P 18546 and P 18547, P 16734, P 19868 (Young 1951b, nos. 2:9, 4:8, 9, 8:7, 8, 10:4, 11:3, pp. 116, 118, 125--127, pls. 50--53 [A 20:3, B 18:1, B 19:5, B 22:3, B 17:4]). Similar banding but irregular raised base: P 9706 (Agora XII, no. 1569, p. 346, pl. 69 [F 5:2]), perhaps slightly later. |
Wall fragment from just below rim with start of handle at right.
Glaze slightly flaked. Max. dim. 0.07.
Woman (back of head with sakkos, upper torso, most of left arm, start of right) standing frontally, ... Ca. 400 B.C. |
Intact.
Slightly concave underside with string marks. Wall slightly concave at base, convex above. Reddish yellow fabric (5YR6/6); very thin, dull orange wash.
Others of Hellenistic date with thin wash: ... 325-275 |
Barbotine Cup Or Jug.
Lower body and most of wall and rim restored.
Ovoid body, upper two-thirds decorated with five rows of barbotine bosses. Body angles in to rim at top. Low rim, convex to outside ... Context of 110 to early 1st century after Christ |
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