Agora XXIX, no. 1801

Plate. Most of foot and part of wall preserved; badly shattered and flaking. Low ring foot; broad, flat resting surface; flat underside. Sloping wall of fairly deep plate. Very porous, white core (2.5Y ... Context of late 2nd century after Christ

AF 132: Figurine Fragment

Fragment of archaic figure, seated. Head and limbs missing. Red, white, and tawny yellow paint. Munsell (fabric) 5 YR 6/4 light reddish brown; (paint) 10 R 4/4 weak red, 2.5 Y 6/8 olive yellow, and 8/N ... 17 October 1932

Agora XXIX, no. 1802

Moldmade Bowl. Wall fragment. Moldmade body. Parts of two petals or leaves, diagonally ridged, with heavy, dark central ribs. Very pale brown fabric (10YR 8/3); shiny, pale aquamarine exterior surface, ... Context of before ca. 180

Agora XXIX, no. 1443

Bowl and lower part of stand missing; much of flange chipped away. Hollow, vertically grooved stand, flaring widely to bottom. Molded flange at base of bowl decorated with incised cable above dotted ovolo ... Late 2nd to 1st century?

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PNAH 8: Stamped Amphora Handle: Thasian I

Fine buff clay, slightly micaceous. Nb. No. 3. Trench A, Assembly Place; filling of Period III. ΘΑΣΙΟΝ ΔΑΜΑΣΤΗΣ ΘΡΑΣΙΠΠΟΣ 437 ... 13 Mar 1931

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I 132: Grave Monument Fragment

Fragment from bottom of inscribed grave relief. Back rough picked, bottom somewhat more smooth top and sides broken. To left, high chair seat faces right; drapery falls back a little between the front ... 4 February 1932

PNL 132: Type VIII

Half of rim and part of body alone preserved. Straight sides; flat top with groove around the edge. Very small filling hole. Pierced lug on left side. Clay: fine gray (burned); red brown glaze inside ... 1931

Agora XXX, no. 237

Two non-joining fragments, a of wall, b of rim and neck with start of handle zone at far left. Glaze pitted on inside of a. Max. dim. a) 0.077, b) 0.14; W. of rim 0.025; H. of neck 0.063. W. B. Dinsmoor, ... Ca. 480 B.C ... Thompson, Garden Lore of Ancient Athens (Agora Picture Book 8), Princeton 1963, fig. 1; Schleiffenbaum, Volutenkrater, p. 322, cat. no. ... This is from near the handle zone, because there is no black background next to the palmettes on the left. ... Hektor may have looked something like his counterpart on the volute-krater in London by the Berlin Painter that names the figures (E 468: ARV2 206, 132; Paralip. 343, 132; Addenda 194) or the kalpis in the Vatican, H 545, by the Eucharides Painter (ARV2 229, 38; Paralip. 347, 38; Addenda 199).