APC Image: AK 0998: Black-figured plate and plaque sherds. Left: Fragment of plate (Acropolis I 2410 a-b). Herakles and Kyknos(?). Warriors and other figures striding to the left. Beazley: "Very near Lydos". Ca. 560-550 B.C. Right: Two fragments of plaque (Acropolis I 2560 a-d). The vintage. Rough and unglazed on the back. By the Ryecroft painter. On the top fragment: helmet of Athena and part of her name (-ENA) written over it. She must be standing or else seated very high up watching the making of the wine. The snakes of her aegis overlap the back of the helmet, which is of the Attic type usual in the work of this painter. On the bottom fragment: the face of the youth with its tilted nose and amusing chin, the lower part of the youth's basket and most of his left arm, and the ear and the back of the head of another man facing left with a scaphe on his left shoulder. Ca. 510 B.C.