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| Rim, part of floor and nozzle missing. Only stumps of horizontal handle remain.
Slightly concave bottom, unglazed.
Black glaze.
Type 21A of Agora collection. Section cut inside Hieron. First layer below ... 31 July 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 1299, pl. 37 a. |
| Base, shoulder, neck and handle missing. Much of body missing at back side; large chip from front. Lower body has glazed zone with one band above. Enclosing the central zone are two horizontal ladder patterns, ... 3 August 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 129, pl. 37a. |
| Part of top of lid and side wall remain. Top of lid slightly convex; side nearly vertical but curved slightly outward at top. Outside decoration in reserve with details in black glaze: outer zone of ovolo ... 31 July 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 129, pl. 37a. |
| Fragment of rim and body of bowl. Rim flares out slightly at lip. Dark brown painted decorations; horizontal lines on lip and body; thick wavy line just below rim.
Buff clay. 0.64-1.06m. below highest ... 2 August 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 131, pl. 37b. |
| Two joining fragments of body and rim of large open bowl. Slightly flaring lip. Zones of solid black below lip and on body, separated by reserved zone with large wavy horizontal line. Reddish bands on ... 2 August 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 131, pl. 37b. |
| Inner surface completely broken off. Large horizontal bands with small horizontal lines in reserved area between.
Buff clay; red-brown painted glaze design. d0.83-1.10m. below highest point of north ... 2 August 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 131, pl. 37b. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken all round.
Four lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon.
The lines of the inscription are faintly ruled.
Pentelic marble. Found in the wall of a modern house, in the southeastern ... 26 January 1934 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 286, no. 22, pl. 80. |
| The back part of the head is broken away, also the tip of the nose, chin and presumably pointed ears.
The head faces front. The hair is bound by a fillet, which comes to a point at the top of the head ... 10 July 1967 ... Hesperia 37 (1968), p. 52, pl. 8 c, d. |
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