[Agora Object] T 368: Mold for Female Head

The edges broken away all round. Face, with very large nose, to front; over the hair a heavy fillet (?) bound at intervals. The pupils of the eyes deeply impressed. Coarse red to buff clay. Cf. T 1135 ... 7 March 1933

[Agora Object] T 367: Mask

"A thin flat plaque with a snaggy face, moulded on the front". Broken at the top; the right eye and lower corner missing. Plain behind; the eye and mouth pierced through. Coarse red clay. Burnt layer, ... 9 March 1933

[Agora Object] P 27166: Dish Fragments with Rouletting

Two rim fragments, non-joining, of Late Roman dish. Sloping floor; vertical rim, covered with rouletting. Light orange clay, good light orange-brown slip. Imported. Same ware as P 27163. Cf. H-I 7-8:1 ... January 1964

[Agora Object] L 738: Lamp

On rim, wavy lines. Plain discus. Solid handle, double grooved above and below; hatched above, between the grooves. On the reverse, two almond-shaped grooves, enclosing a palm branch with an impressed ... 11 March 1933

[Agora Object] L 756: Lamp Fragment

Top part. All of the lower part of the lamp is missing, save a little near the nozzle. On rim, debased herringbone, very faint. On discus, a cross (?), very faint indeed; filling hole between the arms ... 15 March 1933

[Agora Object] L 724: Lamp

Herringbone on rim, with impressed circles at handle and nozzle. On discus, Greek cross, jewelled, with five filling holes; broad channel from discus to nozzle. Handle solid, with two grooves above and ... 8 March 1933

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[Agora Object] P 34992: Dish Fragment: Late Roman Import

Single rim fragment. Low wall, narrow bifid rim. No decoration. Normal orange-brown ware (slip rather darker than body). Context and date: 3rd quarter of 5th c. A.D. Added 1 February 2006. 58 - (2.30-2.80m.) ... 8 March 1933

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[Agora Object] P 34993: Dish or Bowl Fragment: Late Roman Import

Single rim fragment. Types as P 27167 but with two grooves on inside, two grooves on outside. Short rim, concave on top. Normal ware. Context and date about third-quarter of 5th c. A.D. Added 1 February ... 8 March 1933