[Agora Card] P 28513

[Agora Object] Agora XXIX, no. 802

Two pieces of rim missing. Small foot; rounded resting surface; irregular, flat underside. Convex wall. Downturned rim. Thin, dull brown glaze on floor only. Similar: P 28516 (P 21:4) ... 200-175

[Agora Notebook Page] Ω-16-16 (pp. 3022-3023)

Black Glaze Bowl with Lid. Pyre. Talcott #1276-1279. Saucer. Cistern ... Ω-16 3022, 3023 P 28511 P 28512 P 28513 Ω 1755 P 28514 Ω 1756 P 20:3 P 21:4 P 28511 P 28512 P 28513 P 28514 ... 1st half of 4th B.C.

[Agora Notebook Page] Ω-14-101 (pp. 2792-2793)

Cistern ... Ω-14 2792, 2793 Ω 1706 IL 1528 Ω 1792 P 28537 Ω 1872 P 28640 Ω 1877 P 28645 Ω 1882 P 28650 Ω 1883 SS 14744 Ω 1975 P 29352 Ω 1756 P 28513 Ω 1758 P 28515 Ω 1761 P 28518 Ω 1772 P 28525 Ω 1783 P 28532 Ω 1856 ... 3 May 1971

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 29.1, s. 362, p. 323

Cistern. H.A. Thompson, 1934, A 3, p. 316, fig. 2 and fig. 117 on p. 436. Well. H.A. Thompson, 1948, pp. 166-167, pl. 46:3. Young, 1951b, no. 13:7, p. 129, pl. 54:a. Pyre. Young, 1951b, no. 9:3, p. 126, ... Agora 29 323 P 9078 P 7278 P 12066 P 12745 P 16215 P 20905 P 21009 P 27435 P 28177 P 2879 P 28152 P 18458 P 28513 P 28516 P 12025 P 19042 P 18739 P 31335 P 20906 P 22860 P 19893 P 16275 P 20907 P 248 P ... 275-250 B.C.

[Agora Notebook Page] Ω-15-20 (pp. 2831-2832)

Finds from Cistern P 21:4. Cistern. Pottery ... Ω-15 2831, 2832 P 28460 P 28536 P 28461 P 28537 P 28462 P 28538 P 28463 P 28539 P 28512 P 28540 P 28513 P 28541 P 28514 P 28542 P 28515 P 28543 P 28516 P 28544 P 28517 P 28545 P 28518 P 28546 P 28519 P ...

[Agora Publication Page] Agora 29.1, s. 583, p. 544

Agora 29 544 P 28191 P 28529 P 28193 P 28530 P 28194 P 28532 P 28214 P 28533 P 28215 P 28540 P 28235 P 28544 P 28255 P 28545 P 28280 P 28558 P 28315 P 28559 P 28331 P 28560 P 28334 P 28561 P 28335 P 28562 ...

[Agora Deposit] P 21:4: Cistern at 53/NE

Cistern at 53/ΝΕ, bottle-shaped, stucco-lined, in the east aisle of the peristyle of Roman House H (courtyard of Greek House G, just west of andron). Lower diameter 2.73m. Homogenous fill all apparently ... Into early 2nd century B.C.