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Three joining fragments preserve base and lower part of body of a semiclosed vessel. Low foot; steep curving wall. Inside bears wheel marks; probably from a semiclosed form.
Italian Sigillata.
Glazed ... August 1965 |
Single fragment, preserving one handle and part of neck; broken all around.
Three letters scratched under lower handle attachment:
Micaceous ware. Old Grid: ca. 101-105/ΙΔ-ΙΖ. Upper sand fill north ... 26 April 1952 |
| Single fragment preserves full profile. Flat bottom; shallow bowl; keeled rim. Band of grooves on edge of break on floor.
Cinnamon-brown micaceous clay. Orange-red glaze on inside and out; somewhat peeled ... 12 April 1952 |
Single fragment with full profile preserved. Shallow bowl or plate with plain rim, not differentiated from side wall.
Cinnamon-brown clay. Orange-red glaze inside and out, somewhat peeled. Old Grid: ca ... 26 April 1952 |
Part of wall and rim. Incurving flattened rim. One line of rouletting on outside. Surface worn.
Eastern Sigillata A (Pergamene?).
Similar to P 27497. Lower sand fill, level 3. 3064-3065 Leica PD 1776-5 ... August 1965 |
| Three joining fragments preserve full profile. Flat bottom; keeled rim. Band of grooves on floor.
Brownish-red clay. Red glaze inside and out.
Sherds in T 56.
Samian A. Lower sand fill north of Base ... 16 April 1952 |
Four joining fragments; broken top and bottom.
A very knotty tree trunk or club with lead glaze (?).
Vitreous yellow glaze much peeled on both inside and outside.
Gray clay. 3rd. A.D. fill. 2151 Leica ... 25 April 1952 |
| Broken all around. Part of floor and side of a flat-bottomed shallow bowl.
Two bands of wheel-run grooves on floor. Part of stamp in center.
Slightly micaceous cinnamon-brown clay. Firm orange-red glaze, ... 26 April 1952 |
| Two non-joining fragments from rim and wall. Convex sloping wall with plain rim, slightly flattened on inside; edge of a flat(?) base.
Gloss firm on inside, worn on outside.
Unclassified (late?) shape ... 26-28 April 1952 |
Circular hollow moulded base with feet of figure preserved on top.
Broken at ankles.
Traces of red (perhaps from fill?).
Buff to gray-brown clay, burnt. Upper sand fill north of Base A. 3060 ff. Leica, ... 12 April 1952 |
Nozzle missing.
The typical globules are here oval in shape and the volutes at the nozzle stand out sharply. Three ridges around discus. Single-grooved handle, made separately and attached.
Remains of ... 26 April 1952 |
Two non-joining fragments from side and bottom.
Letters incised.
Pale buff clay.
Type XXVII of Corinth collection.
ADDENDA Sherds in T 57.
Cf. Corinth IV, ii, no. 599.
Lower sand fill on floor of ... 28 April 1952 |
Full profile preserved, except for center of floor. Flat floor; low ring foot; stepped out-turned rim. Vertical rouletting on outside of rim.
Orange-buff slightly micaceous clay. Red glaze much peeled ... 12 April 1952 |
Part of foot and floor of a dish. Flat floor, fairly high foot; flaring sides.
Light orange ware, flaky bright slip, orange-red on inside and under foot, brown to black on outside. Corinthian fabric ... Early Roman. |
| Three non-joining fragments from rim (b,c) and base (a). Flat base; slightly incurving flattened rim. Two grooves under base.
Eastern Sigillata A (Pergamene).
Late type. Sand fill north of base A, level ... August 1965 |
| Four joining fragments give complete profile; one small piece does not join. Ring foot; steep sides; inturned rim; small horizontal handle attached to rim.
Very thin fabric, gray at core, buff at surface ... 28 April 1952 |
Back half of lamp; ovules on rim. Pierced double-grooved handle. Single groove on bottom.
Discus decorated with Athena in crested Corinthian helmet, right; framed by laurel wreath.
Pale buff clay.
Type ... 28 April 1952 |
Intact, but cracked.
Dots on body of lamp not continuous; set in vertical panels. Double-grooved handle made in mould.
Signature in relief on bottom.
Traces of red glaze.
Orange-buff micaceous clay.
Type ... 28 April 1952 |
| Hayes, J ... The American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Examples of Roman period red-gloss and red-slip pottery generally termed terra sigillata found during excavations in the Athenian Agora form the focus of this volume. These fine wares, like the other table ... 2008 |
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