Corinth Basket: NB81 B41 P221
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Basket
Name:   NB81 B41 P221
Area:   Korakou
Category:   Basket/zembil
Notebook:   81
Context:   41
Page:   221
Date:   1915/06/05
Stratum:   Trench P I
Notes:   Ca. 40 m to the west we are beginning a new trench running N and S in a section ca. 5.00 long. North of this in the edge of the bluff a certain amount of stratification is clearly distinguishable. Houses of 3 periods one above the other as indicated by walls, disintegrated mudbrick, and potsherds can be made out. Eventually we shall carry the trench on to this point. The new section of the trench I call "P."
P I 0.00-0.25 deep. Rather coarse pottery. Partly Greek and partly Late Mycenaean. Perhaps a Greek tomb rifled near here. At 0.30 is a floor stratum. This removed but level marked by a flat stone - perhaps for column?
[p. 358]
P I-II, House P, NE chamber around hearth, pottery
P I-II 0.00-0.50 includes all pots, etc from House P. 11trays
Mycenaean LM III great quantity
Whole pots or parts of pots.
Kylikes with stems painted 9
unpainted 4
fragment of 4 at least
Deep bowls [sketch] whole or nearly 5
Skyphos? or kotyle frags 8 " "
[AddN: Many more frags]
Skyphos or kotyle [sketch] whole or large part 6
frags 2 " "
Hydria whole or large part 2
fragments 3 " "
Large flat basins [sketch] whole or large part 3
fragments 4 " "
Amphorae (Greek?) fragments 3 " "
Oinochoe large part 1
fragments 1 " "
Buegel Kanne large part1
frags 2 " "
Jug with basket handle large part 1
Aryballos lower part (Protocorinthian) 1
[MN: almost all from NE chamber around hearth]
[Add N: There are few Minyan sherds, a few Mattmalerei and a few Urfirnis but I think they have merely strayed in.
These LM III pots and sherds are all of the latest Mycen. period apparently. Designs are all rather poor and {thereby} conventional. Usually dec consists merely in pairs of parallel bands running around pot. Sometimes more decoration - which is regularly on upper part of vase alone. This is often in panels. Conventional poor spirals, etc. nautilus, sea rocks (?) etc.]
Tzonou-Herbst= The note on the pottery is not in CWB’s handwriting, is it Wace?
Period:   Protocorinthian (720-630)
Site:   Korakou
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
Masl:   -0.25m.