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Front part of head.
Broken at neck and back.
The face is full, with a double chin. The eyes are large, the nose straight, the mouth short with full lips. The hair is parted in the center and drawn down ... Publication: 4th c. A.D. |
| The mold is for the upper part of a draped female figure.
Broken off just above the waist.
The figure was wearing a chiton girted high, and had folds of drapery over the arms. There are two sets of sleeves ... 7 August 1931 |
| Broken at back and neck.
The face is oval with small fairly delicate features. The hair has a central part and is drawn back from the face in loose waves. At the top of the head, behind the roll of hair, ... 7 August 1931 |
| Lower part of a figurine.
A bit of the bottom edge of the figure is preserved; other edges broken.
The fragment shows drapery hanging in parallel folds, with part of a foot projecting beneath.
White paint ... 8 August 1931 |
On rim, two grooves, with stamped circles between.
Plain discus, with three circles at base of handle.
Handle, solid, double grooved. Nozzle, with stamped circles inside.
On reverse, double almond-shaped ... 7 August 1931 |
Rim, plain with herringbone panels.
On discus, boukranion, with filling hole above.
Handle, solid, notched central band.
On reverse, single circular groove.
Purplish-brown glaze.
Light red clay.
Type ... 7 August 1931 |
| Arched curve; thick.
Fine yellowish-red clay; yellow-buff slip; gritty surface.
Circle without frame; worn but letters originally in such high relief as still to be legible; thick and careless in comparison ... 7 August 1931 |
| Curved, broad and flat.
Very micaceous clay, moderately fine yellowish-red; traces of cream slip; handle apparently in fire since broken.
Part of impression broken away; practically obliterated. Dim: ... 7 August 1931 |
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