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Rim fragment. Narrow reserved band on inside at rim. Max. dim. 0.097.
Below rim, egg pattern with dots on fascia; then a concave molding decorated with a ribbon pattern with dots in the interstices.
... Ca. 440 B.C. |
One handle, part of the other, three-fourths of rim, and parts of body restored.
Molded foot with scraped groove between moldings; irregular, beveled resting surface; pointed underside. Globular body ... 225-200 |
Floor fragment with ring base. Band and two concentric circles with central dot on underside of floor. Scratches on surface. Diam. of base 0.087; max. dim. 0.095. H. A. Thompson, Hesperia 17, 1948, pp ... Probably last quarter of the 5th century B.C ... Raubitschek, Archaeology 1, 1948, p. 81, fig. 57; ILN, Nov. 12, 1949, p. 749, fig. 12; R. ... Rotroff, Birds of the Athenian Agora (Agora Picture Book 22), Princeton 1985, fig. 4; Agora XXV, p. 64, cat. no. 309, fig. 11.
... For the ostracism of Hyperbolos in either 417 or 416 B.C., see Agora XXV, p. 64 with bibliography. |
Broad, widens to neck; start of right angle curve. Part of rim preserved.
Comparatively fine clay; red, grey core; buff surface with thin traces of slip.
Impression with slightly incomplete right end; ... Hellenistic |
| Oval setting from bezel.
Flat on bottom, convex on top, carefully polished but undecorated.
Almost colorless, slightly veined. In earth around burial in trench 18 (grave 23). Leica, 79-12-11, 79-12-12, ... 7 June 1963 |
| Heavy round body; the resting surface formed by shallow concavity in the bottom. Nearly flat shoulder, very short straight neck, and flat outward projecting lip.
Very heavy fabric of highly micaceous ... 26 February 1935 |
| Fragment from upper part of inscribed stele with moulded band at top.
Broken at sides, back and bottom.
Border consists of taenia above flattened ovolo.
On the taenia, which is finished with toothed chisel, ... 302/1 B.C. |
Two non-joining fragments of the same lamp, preserving the back (a) and most of one side (b); nozzle and handle broken away.
Vertical band handle at back as indicated by attachments, from just above base ... 650-625 b.C. |
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