Corinth Object: L 2666
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   L 2666
Title:   ROMAN LAMP BRONEER TYPE XXVIII ?
Category Code:   L
Object Number:   2666
Description:   Lamp with flat bottom, straight flaring shallow body, sloping rim, plastic ring framing concave disk with 2 fill holes ca. on horizontal line in lower half of disk. Air hole at base of wick hole, long articulated nozzle underside of which slightly pinched, elevated wick hole. Solid lug handle.
Decoration:   Rim: row of dots. disk: faint relief: possibly actor (?) in center of disk, striding rt. but head in mask with leering mouth, turned back to lt. Holds wreath (?) in outstretched lt. hand; wears short garment, boots ? At lt. edge of disk lion head ?
Material:   Fine clay, mottled brown to dark brown-black in firing, frequent fine white inclusins.
Munsell Color:   7.5YR 5/4
Condition:   Complete or intact. Intact. Heavy burning on nozzle.
Manufacture:   MM
Dimensions Actual:   L00.088 H00.037 (max) H00.026 (rim) W00.058
Period:   Middle Roman (2/2 2nd c-4th c AD)
Chronology:   Middle Roman ?
Area:   Asklepieion
Context:   NB126 P28
Site:   Asklepeion
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Asklepieion
Image: bw 1999 043 31
Basket: NB126 P28
Notebook Page: NB 126, spread 19 (pp. 28 - 29)
Notebook Page: NB 136, spread 58 (pp. 106 - 107)