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| Figurine of standing female with both arms extended down and forward. Head formed by triangular piece of clay pinched out, ibound all around by strip of clay forming the polos, body flat, disk of clay ... 1932/05/13 ... HANDMADE TERRACOTTA FIGURINE: STANDING FIGURE |
| Figurine of seated female with arms extended forward. Head formed by triangular piece of clay pinched out, bound all around by strip of clay representing polos, flat body, pointed left arm formed by pinched ... 1934/05/18 ... Davidson 1952, Corinth12, cat. 9; Stillwell 1952, Corinth 15.2, p. 46, note 9 |
| Large flat-bottomed handleless pithos, with swelling rounded body, concave neck and plain lip.
Handmade of coarse reddish brown clay with small red bits; the outside carefully polished, the inside left ... 13 March 1935 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. IX 1, p. 37, fig. 23. |
Fusiform body, broken at bottom. Round mouth; one broad handle, ridged.
Pinkish-buff clay. Unglazed. Handmade. Cistern. Leica DA 12957 ... 23 March 1937 ... -2.15--2.15m ... N 19:1.1 |
| Intact save for a small hole in one side; the interior covered with plaster to prevent breakage. Flat bottom. Two flat band handles, lip to shoulder.
Clay red to gray, slightly micaceous and with white ... 14 February 1936 ... C 10:2 |
| Mended from two fragments; handle and part of left side missing.
Rather deep bowl, trefoil-shaped, the sides flaring from a small flat resting surface, but bent inwards toward the front to form the nozzle ... 26 April 1932 ... Lamp: Open Saucer Type |
| Lamp with concave bottom, watch-shaped body: lower body straight flaring to H00.018, upper half contracting to broad groove, articulating broad horizontal rim with convex profile. Unpierced lug to lt ... Hellenistic ... LAMP BRONEER TYPE IX ... HANDMADE LAMP BRONEER TYPE I |
| Extremely fragmentary; much of body and part of handle missing; restored in plaster. Spherical body and narrow neck flaring to plain lip; wide vertical band handle.
Handmade, of buff clay; no decoration ... 25 April 1940 ... Hesperia 10 (1941), p. 2, fig. 1. |
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