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Low stemmed goblet. Base and bottom of bowl alone remains.
Buff clay. Thinned orange-red paint, inside and out.
Late Helladic III. Footing trench of Stoa Pier 15; evidently from a Mycenaean tomb in that ... 10 September 1953 |
Solid; burnished red outside; inside unglazed. Possibly reused after breaking as a grinder? Pocket in bedrock south of Church of Holy Apostles. 274 Leica ... 30 June 1954 |
Broken at bottom.
Conical shape, bored longitudinally.
Gritty gray brown clay, hard surface mottled in firing.
Late Neolithic. Well 17. Leica, 83-505 ... 1961 |
Bowl with matte painted decoration. Rim fragment. Large bowl with inturned rim.
Gritty clay, gray to reddish-brown at core. Light gray on surface. Decorated with wide bands of dark brown to black paint ... 1953 |
Fragment preserves about one-half of rim and one horizontal lug handle, pierced twice vertically. Ridges extend downward vertically from lug making inverted U attachment.
Gritty gray clay; good bright ... 1961 |
a) Rim and upper wall fragment.
b) Rim fragment.
c) Wall fragment.
From a globular or biconical closed pot with low flaring rim; a small pierced hole below rim at right of fragment a). Burnished surface ... 1961 |
Wall fragment from a thick-walled open bowl (fruitstand?). Interior and exterior painted with purplish-red paint. On exterior reserved parallel lines run obliquely across fragment; traces of perpendiculars ... 1961 |
Two non-joining fragments of a closed pot. Light fluting runs almost vertically on a), more obliquely on b). Traces of burnishing on exterior.
Gritty reddish clay with gray core, fired gray inside and ... 1961 |
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