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SS 9284: Stamped Amphora Handle: Thasian

Rather distinct yellow-buff surface over red intrusion. Rectangular stamp with symbol. Early Thasian. Par: filed w/ Th 813 and SS 11508(VG 29.i.53)* Finished Area to north of Roman bath; brown fill with ... 2 June 1939

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SS 9287: Stamped Amphora Handle: Thasian

Curve fragment. Club. Msc: looks like type of =Qeo"pompov=(VG 9.viii.54)* Finished Great Drain; Hellenistic sand. Θασ̣[ίων] club [---] 1904 Leica ... 2 June 1939

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SS 9290: Stamped Amphora Handle: Rhodian

Curve fragment; same jar as SS 09329(?). Circular stamp with rose; retrograde. Msc: AD rds this, noting it is a revision of the die of =[ 'Epi~ 'Ari]stwnu"mou= (ABC 1953 rubbing)(VG 25.v.57)* Finished ... 2 June 1939

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P 15372: Bowl Fragment with Relief Medallion

A single fragment preserves the floor and a little of the wall of a bowl; very low ring foot; wall rounded as far as preserved. In center of floor a medallion made in two degrees; on the upper, in rather ... 2 June 1939

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P 15373: Ostrakon of Themistokles Neokleous Phrearrios

Part of the handle of a coarse amphora(?), with its attachment. Incised along side of handle: Pinkish clay with many large red bits; light greenish-buff slip. Loose brown fill of middle terrace. 1938 ... 2 June 1939

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P 15371: Red Figure Lekanis Lid Fragment

From a lekanis lid; glazed inside. Egg and dot band around handle. Head of woman left, one hand raised; she wears necklace and bracelet, in added clay. The back of the head of another woman at left of ... 2 June 1939

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P 15374: Black Figure Lekythos

Intact except for chips and a hole cut through the bottom. Elongated egg-shaped body, wider below than above; broad flaring ring foot; short neck with a raised band around it; echinus mouth. Broad band ... 2 June 1939

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P 15376: Black Figure Lekythos

One side largely complete, the other mended from many pieces and fragments missing. Squat shoulder lekythos, with broad, slightly concave shoulder, set off by a raised ring from plain slightly flaring ... 2 June 1939