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| Small rectangular block, worn, one corner badly chipped. Surface of figures battered, especially the heads.
Two figures on plinth. Male, 3/4 view at left, embraces or carries off female, full front view ... Late Roman. |
| Broken at right, setting tongue preserved.
Five figures enclosed by plain border. In center one figure kneels before a standing god and goddess, at the right. At the left of the kneeling figure a standing ... 19 April 1956 |
| Preserved to just below neck.
Features blurred, but eyes and mustache still distinguishable. Lower part of beard broken off. Surface badly battered; fillet on head barely distinguishable.
Hermes Propylaios ... 24 April 1956 |
| Part of the mouth and nose have been broken off as has the left ear.
The neck is sufficiently preserved to show that the head is turning left. The roughly chiseled back may be original and the head perhaps ... 500-450 B.C. (?). |
| Tapers slightly toward top, which is broken off.
Two under edges are bevelled. There is a graffito: Ι Ν Ι Κ Ι.
Irregular daub of clay impressed by fingers (whose prints can still be seen) on to the preserved ... 30 March 1956 |
| Almost complete. Some of top and most of nozzle missing, also top of handle.
Roughly boat-shaped with knob handle and large flat almond-shaped bottom.
Unglazed and undecorated. Charred at nozzle, handle ... 4 March 1956 |
| About half of the top with handle attachment preserved.
On discus, an Eros playing a syrinx. His wings are open to fill the disc.
4th. century. From destruction fill of South House, Room 24. 2250 Leica ... 2 April 1956 |
| Globule-and-volute lamp; handle, non-joining, grooved and pierced.
Soft light buff clay.
Mid. 3rd. century. Dark red fill of South House, Room 23. 2244 ff. Leica ... 4 April 1956 |
| Four joining fragments, lacks nozzle.
Rim, panelled; handle, grooved and pierced.
Discus plain; signed on base.
Unglazed.
Buff clay.
Mixed fill from Soutrh House, Room 26. 2278 Leica ... 12 April 1956 |
| Most of neck, rim, with one handle and part of the other preserved.
Mask. Finished Pit; box 1. Θασίων
mask
Ἀριστοφ̣[άν(ης)] Leica ... 1 April 1956 |
| Retrograde.
Early Thasian. Finished Bronze-casting workshop, red fill; 4th century B.C. Ἡρ[ακ | Ἀ]ρ̣ι̣σ̣[το] (retr)
vaseVI Leica ... 19 April 1956 |
| Retrograde.
Early Thasian. Finished Bronze-casting workshop, red fill; 4th century B.C. Ἡρακ̣[ | Ἀρ]ιστ̣ο̣[---] (retr)
vaseVI Leica ... 19 April 1956 |
| Wall fragment, broken all around. Pendent egg and dart pattern below two grooves. Roulette pattern above.
Fine glaze, well preserved. Clay pinkish-buff. From a classical to 3rd. c. A.D. fill. Channel ... April 1956 |
| Mended from several fragments. Complete except for about three-fourths of rim and small piece of wall. Incised grooves just under handles, at junction of body and foot, on moulding of foot, and on resting ... March-April 1956 |
| Plate complete except for small chip from rim. Rolled rim, ring foot.
Within foot:
Glazed over all, badly worn on top surface, scratched on both sides. Pit. Leica ... March-April 1956 |
| a) Mended from three fragments preserving part of neck, rim and beginning of shoulder. Exterior: cream slip. Heavy black band immediately below rim. Around middle of neck three red lines. At beginning ... March-April 1956 |
| Small bowl with inturned rim and ring foot, complete.
Metallic black glaze, mottled red in places. Clay pink.
Cf. P 7345. Pit. Leica ... March-April 1956 |
| Three fragments of which two join, giving neck and beginning of shoulder. Straight rim with ridge below on exterior. Two lightly incised lines beneath the glaze at juncture of neck and shoulder.
Black ... March-April 1956 |
| Three fragments join to make plate lacking most of its rim and a piece of the center floor. Scraped groove around central depression and at outer edge of floor.
Glaze once good, now much scratched and ... March-April 1956 |
| Numerous fragments make up lekanis that is complete except for some chips from the rim. Broad-based foot. Resting surface of foot reserved. Bottom has reserved circle. Walls not smoothly made, perhaps ... March-April 1956 |
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