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Fragment of neck and shoulder.
Neck slightly sunk down into body. Knobs flanking upper handle attachment painted with asterisk and surrounded by white dots. Neck: grapevine running right bordered above ... 235-225 ... Agora |
| Part of neck and shoulder.
Alternating diminishing rectangles and checkerboard on shoulder. On neck, vine pattern with a row of dots above and below; small boss at right.
Pinkish-buff clay. Black glaze ... 13 July 1949 ... Study Collections-Case No. 148-2/3 ... Agora |
Fragment from back and bottom. Preserved is the lower part of a triple grooved handle, with two impressed circles at its base.
On the reverse, two concentric grooves, enclosing the signature.
Unglazed ... 14 March 1933 ... Agora VII, no. 2902, p. 197, pl. 46 ... Corinth IV, ii, no. 979. |
Seven non-joining fragments, mostly of wall, a / e and f with shoulder, g of overhang of rim from near handle plate. Glaze rather dull on b and d. Max. dim. a/e) 0.107, b) 0.088, c) 0.073, d) 0.053, f) ... Ca. 500-490 B.C ... Agora XXX, no. 165 |
Front part of lamp.
Rim merging with sides; broken along inner edge; close to the break, traces of a reserved band.
Short nozzle, shallow, rounded, encroaching on rim. No base; under surface slightly concave ... 10 August 1931 ... Study Collections-Case No. 18-11 ... Agora |
| Broken at bottom. Beard, side locks, right side of nose, left central part of curls over forehead broken away. Crack across top of head. Cutting and dowel for repair at lower back.
Alcamenoid herm. Hair ... 2nd c. A.D ... Boyer (2017), p. 153, n. 341 ... Guide (2010), p. 83, fig. 50 ... Camp and Mauzy (2009), p. 33, fig. 34. |
| Thin oblong plaque, inscribed.
The left end of the plaque is broken off. At the right end is the partially obliterated outline of a stamped Gorgoneion. On the reverse are traces of a rectangular stamp ... 20 July 1931 ... -5.50m. |
| The nose and chin have been considerably damaged. At the base of the neck, a roughly picked tongue indicates that the head was inserted into a separate body.
Head, larger than life-size, perhaps of Trajan ... Flavian period ... 63.50m. |
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