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Profile in general like P 8499 (Ι 921), but broader in proportion to the depth, and more carefully made in every way.
Hard micaceous pinkish-buff clay; orange-red paint, thickly and evenly applied, but ... May-June 1936 ... Agora V, p. 61, no. K 14. |
Broken all round, save at one point beyond the hair, where a bit of the finished edge is preserved.
The fragment seems to be a bit of the eye, cheek and hair of a person wearing a most elaborate hairdress ... 18 May 1933 ... Agora VI, p. 61, pl. 14, no. 585. |
Fragment from the left side of face, broken all around, preserving part of eye, nostril and mouth.
Red clay, buff at inner surface. Leica ... 5 June 1936 ... Agora VI, p. 61, pl. 14, no. 590. |
First interpretation: Face of a goat-like satyr or faun.
The whole right side of the face missing. Mended from many pieces. Finished edges at the back.
Wild wavy hair, long pointed ear, flattened nose, ... 26 March 1934 ... Agora VI, p. 61, pl. 14, no. 578. |
Plate.
Parts of floor and rim restored.
Angular foot; rounded resting surface; irregularly convex underside.
Straight wall, slightly flaring at top. Plain rim. Micaceous, very pale brown fabric (ca ... Context of 110 to early 1st century after Christ |
Original surface preserved at upper right, and outer corner of eye; otherwise broken all around.
Pierced for suspension.
Sketchily indicated hair; bulging cheek.
Traces of yellow paint.
Red clay. Roman ... 25 April 1952 ... Agora VI, no. 591, p. 61, pl. 14. |
Top of the large mask of a faun with curly locks.
Fruits and a leaf over the forehead. Pierced at top. Eyes pierced.
Bright red clay. Cistern, strosis III. 4th. c. A.D. Leica ... 11 June 1938 ... Agora VI, no. 580, p. 61, pl. 14. |
Plate Or Bowl.
P 8591 a, b
Fragment of foot and lower wall (a); fragment of floor (b).
Low ring foot with angular profile; narrow resting surface. Parts of kiln supports embedded in floor and underside ... Context of 175-125 |
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