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| A small blade with straight toothed cutting edge and high rounded back.
Cutting edge much blunted.
Made from a chip of red flint or flint-like stone.
Cf. Korakou, p. 108, fig. 133, 10. Λεπίδα από πυριτόλιθο, ... 17 June 1937 ... Made from a chip of red flint or flint-like stone.
Cf. Korakou, p. 108, fig. 133, 10. |
| C. Renfrew, J.R. Cann, and J.E. Dixon, Obsidian in the Aegean, B.S.A., LX, 1965, pp. 225-247. Well. Korakou, p.108, fig. 133, 10. Pit. Zygouries, p. 193, fig. 182. Asine, pp. 253-254. Prosymna, I, pp ... Agora 13 95 BI 411 ST 214 BI 409 ST 340 BI 410 ST 269 BI 412 MC 528 MC 527 BI 413 S 27:2 B 21:15 T 24:1 ... Middle Helladic ... Korakou, p.108, fig. 133, 10 ... Zygouries, p. 193, fig. 182 ... Prosymna, II, fig. 602 |
| Mycenaean Period; The Mycenaean Pottery from the Agora; Shapes; Vases for Pouring; Low Beaked Jug or Ewer. H.A. Thompson, Agora Guide ², 1964, p. 145. Pylakopi, p. 110, fig. 77, pl. XV, 17-20. Korakou, ... Agora 13 133 |
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