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SS 233: Stamped Amphora Handle: Unidentified

Broad, arched. Rather coarse clay; cream surface, red just beneath; distinct gray core. Indistinct impression from wear. Dim: W 0.037* Μενιπ( (Ν retr) Leica ... Late Hellenistic

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SS 259: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Typical, junction with neck not preserved. Typical clay. Right end of the impression broken away; worn down middle. Par: bet ex BSA H69(VG)* Ἐπὶ Εὐφράν̣[ορ] ος Εὐβουλί δα Κνί al- διον tar (Σ lunate) ... 11 March 1932

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SS 218: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Slightly rising; broad, ribbed, broken at curve. Coarse clay; red, grey at core; light slip. Impression incomplete above an d below; retrograde. Dte: 188--167 BC (VG, v.62)* Lowest stratum. [Ε]ὐ̣κ̣ρ̣ ... 188-167 B.C.

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SS 219: Stamped Amphora Handle: Rhodian

Rising; angular. Buff clay, red at cote; traces of cream slip. Surface including breaks blackened; much damaged. Doubled impression, flaked off left end. Stp: doubled*Dte: 3/4 3c BC (VG v.62)* Lowest ... Third quarter of 3rd century B.C.

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SS 165: Lagynos Fragment

Small lagynos handle, broad; slightly rising; curves far from body; broken at curve. Medium fine, light red clay; cream slip, thick on top. Shallow impression; chipped at left end. Rdg: originally read ... 29 February 1932

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SS 181: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Broad, level, ribbed, right angle curve close to neck. Coarse clay; red with large grey core; traces of light slip. Impression shallow set, incomplete above and below; high relief letters somewhat chipped ... 1 March 1932

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SS 183: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Broad; ribbed, slightly arched, broken at curve. Coarse clay; red, light slip. Only top line complete. From Hellenistic deposit. Ἐπινικίδα Ἀθην[αίου] clus- Κ̣ν̣[ίδιον] ter r. Leica ... Ca. 300-100 B.C.

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SS 184: Stamped Amphora Handle: Knidian

Small, broad, ribbed; broken before curve. Coarse clay; reddish-buff, redder at core; cream slip. Right end of the impression broken away; left end incomplete. Letters scarely legible owing to peeling ... 1 March 1932