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[Object] T 1947: Vessel Fragment with Impressed Decoration: Satyr

First interpretation: Mold signed fragment. Broken at left and chipped along outer edge at top. Preserved is a male figure, bearded and partly draped, reclining on a couch and playing the double flutes, ... 27 March 1939

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[Object] T 3023: Relief Mold Fragment for Dancing Maenad

Fragment from mold for upper left corner of high relief; depressed frame. Relief widens towards bottom of fragment. In the positive, upper front part of head in profile left; above it a thyrsos, horizontally, ... 1949

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[Object] T 3024: Seated Male Doll Figurine

Nude male figure. Mended from six fragments. Head and arms missing; with holes for attachment; lower legs missing, and large part from left side. Traces of white. Buff clay. ADENDA Cf. Delos IV, pp. 26 ... 1949

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[Object] T 2346: Figurine Fragment

Mid-part of a draped standing female figure, wearing a chiton with crossed girding and a cloak part of which is drawn around the figure below the waist and looped through itself, forming heavy sash. Traces ... 21 April 1947

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[Object] T 2569: Mold for Head

Head turned, probably female, to left; curly hair framing the face. Beginning of drapery below the neck. Mold taken, as impression, from a figurine and retouched: (hair)? House N, N.E. area, layer 3 B; ... 26 March 1948

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[Object] SS 9928: Stamped Amphora Handle: Thasian

Curve fragment. Rectangular stamp. Rdg: =[---]= attribut =[---]tov= (AB)* Finished Byzantine fill, south end. [Θασίων] Η [Κλ]ε̣ῖ̣τος 4423 Leica ... 3 May 1947

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[Object] SS 9837: Stamped Amphora Handle: Thasian

Rectangular stamp with two lines and symbol between; scorpion. Early Thasian. Finished Late Roman sand fill. Θράσ | ωνί(δης) Θα | σί(ων) | Φα[νοκ ---] scorpion 3987 Leica ... 9 April 1947

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[Object] B 863: Dikast's Ticket

Broken into five pieces and very fragmentary. Inscribed. From the "dump". Store in ziplock polyethylene bag and in area with 40% r.h. or lower. Wear cotton or latex gloves when handling. Do not bang around ... 25 October 1947