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| Well preserved, legible impression. Handle fragment and upper attachment.
Rectangular stamp in relief, placed slightly slantwise on the arch, broken on the right. Letters visible along both long side of ... 1949 |
Broken at both ends.
One side flat; the other in three planes with sharp cutting edges at the sides.
Obsidian. Middle Helladic Pit. 2732 Leica, 83-524 ... 4 May 1940 |
| Fragments missing from both upper and lower parts, and small pieces do not join.
Lower half consists of hemispherical bowl with inset flange to receive.
Upper half which has a central spout rising from ... 5 May 1949 |
| A prismatic-shaped piece of abrasive stone, perhaps used to rub down or polish marble.
Sandstone.
ADDENDA Identified as "TPOXOΣ", and as being sandstone by A. Georgiades.
Cf. H.S.R. "Notes on Agora Stone-Worker's ... 1 April 1949 |
The lower half preserved of a solid alabastron.
The end flattened; at the center a shallow round hole.
Lathe-turned (?). Somewhat burned.
Soft white poros. Room 2, west of street; pyre 12. 1814 Leica ... 20 April 1949 |
| Straight sides, irregularly pointed ends, roughly triangular in section. Side next to chisel shows considerable wear; worn slightly conacve in middle.
Adhering to chisel (IL 1062).
ADDENDA July 1950: ... 29 June 1949 |
| Broken at both ends; slightly tapering.
Irregularly five-sided; part of a polisher similar to ST 456, made of sandstone.
Worn from use and one of the broken ends also worn smooth.
ADDENDA Identified as ... 1 April 1949 |
Unfinished.
Roughly blocked out. Mouth polygonal, neck partly smoothed to roughly cylindrical form; body rough picked to crude cylinder.
On upper surface, beggining of hole for mouth.
Pentelic marble ... 7 July 1949 |
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