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[Object] P 16157: Multiple Kernos Fragment

A single fragment preserves one of small stemmed dishes of a multiple kernos. Stem, most of body and about one-quarter of rim preserved. Flaky black to brown glaze. Cf. Agora XII, no. 1364. Underground ... 17-20 May 1939

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[Object] P 16576: Black Glaze Miniature Oinochoe

Much of lip missing; otherwise intact. Trefoil mouth. False ring foot wtih flat bottom. Black glaze all over except bottom. Mixed fill. Leica, 81-101 ... 2 May 1940

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[Object] P 16061: Amphora

Fragments missing from body, neck and lip; restored in plaster. Broad ovoid body on high flaring ring foot. Flaring lip, flat on top, set off from the neck outside by a light groove. Thickened band handles, ... 2-19 May 1939

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[Object] P 15999: One-Handler

A few fragments from wall and lip restored in plaster. Heavy rounded ring foot, glazed inside and out, the resting surface reserved. Space inside glazed except for two reserved circles. Exterior reserved ... 2-19 May 1939

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[Object] P 16010: Black Glaze Bowl

Fragmentary; most of wall and lip missing; no trace of handles. Restored in plaster. Apparently a stemless cup: plain lip, curved slightly inward. Very high ring foot, its lower edge projecting and rounded ... 2-19 May 1939

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[Object] P 16030: Black Glaze Mug

About half of wall and lip, with handle, missing; restored in plaster. Broad low ring foot; squat body with convex outline; neck slightly drawn in; wide mouth; plain everted lip. At base of neck a ridge ... 2-19 May 1939

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[Object] P 16036: Black Glaze Amphora

A few fragments missing from wall, shoulder and neck; restored in plaster. Low flaring ring foot; squat body forming continuous curve with shoulder and neck. Rounded flaring lip, undercut beneath. Handles ... 2-19 May 1939

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[Object] P 16037: Black Glaze Oinochoe

Most of shoulder and entire body missing; fragments missing from neck and lip; handle complete; partly restored in plaster. Broad neck with round mouth; thick everted lip grooved on outer edge and underneath ... 2-19 May 1939