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| Inscribed fragment of grave monument.
Inscribed face only preserved.
Letter inscribed on two fasciae.
Pentelic marble.
Cf. I 3887, for other fragments, to which this joins. Found in modern cellar walls ... Middle of 2nd. century A.D ... Inscribed fragment of grave monument.
Inscribed face only preserved.
... Leica, LIX-33, LIX-34 |
Squat ovoid body on ring foot; flaring rim with interior flange; rolled handles. Attic household ware; glaze wash inside, and traces of a glaze band below the handles.
On a somewhat more slender example ... Context ca. 435-425 B.C ... On a somewhat more slender example in the National Museum, Athens 2593, the conical lid, similar to 1558, is preserved; close, but the lid missing, Athens, Acropolis Museum from the Syntagma cemetery: Ἐφ., 1958, p. 93, fig. 159 (Grave LIX = 79, 1). |
| Fragments of a small inscribed architrave.
Doubtful join between the two fragments to the left and the group to the right.
The bottom preserved, and the left end, rough finished.
Broken at back, top, and ... Middle of 2nd. century A.D. |
| Single fragment preserving ca. 18% of the original circumference of the foot. Black glaze heavily scratched on exterior and interior of foot.
Flaring ring foot, flat on top, rounded exterior face, broad ... 14 March 1939 ... Peristyle, Grave LIX. Layer IV. |
| Single fragment of wall; broken all around. Gray tinge of burning.
Tall straight wall. Interior reserved. On exterior: a draped figure on the left faces right, extending a knee. Strokes in added purple, ... 14 March 1939 ... Peristyle, under Grave LIX. Layer VI. |
Handles missing.
Slender body on disc foot; tall slightly spreading neck with heavy angular rim. Hard fairly clean red clay, gray at sur- faces. Decoration in red and white for bands on neck, shoulder ... Context ca. 375-350 B.C ... S.C.E., IV, 2, fig. LIX, 3 and II, pl. 99, 10 (Marion Grave 47-3). ... LXIX, 2 and II, pl. 48, 2 (Marion Grave 34-36);
S.C.E., IV, 2, fig. LXIII, 8 and II, pl. 51 (Marion Grave 39-1). Compare also the hydria S.C.E., IV, 2, fig. |
Thymiaterion.
Part of rim and wall missing.
Conical stand, flaring at bottom. Deep, spreading bowl. Irregularity to right of break suggests that there may have been a single handle. Hard, fine, reddish ... 2nd or 1st century? (context mainly of 3rd century after Christ but with two late Hellenistic coins [ΓΓ-211, ΓΓ-212]) ... Also somewhat similar are Sciatbi, no. 250, p. 85, pl. LIX:136 and five unglazed cups from an Augustan grave at Priene (Priene, no. 112, p. 428, fig. 545:4). |
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