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| a) From neck of a geometric amphora. Part of one metope panel, bounded by triple lines on all sides. On it, head and front legs of a grazing horse, right. Between legs, tree; between front leg and head, ... 8 February 1935 ... (F-G 12:1)
38/Η
36-37/ΔΕ-Ε* ... Leica, 7-522, VI-48, VI-92, 81-598 |
| Fragments of body missing. Restored in plaster. Large shallow open bowl with plain rim and rounded bottom and one broad, high loop handle.
Orange clay, micaceous and gritty. Traces of burning on exterior ... 13 April 1934 ... JHS 82 (1962), p. 128, pl. IV:6 ... Agora XXXIII, no. 676, fig. 86, pl. 70. |
| About half the back part, preserved; mended from several pieces.
Shallow flat-bottomed lamp, with outward sloping rim and large looped strap handle, base to outer edge of rim. Incised on rim, double zigzag ... 11 February 1935 ... collection.
Agora IV, nos. 8-20, pp. 9-11, pls. 1, 29. |
| Handle, and fragments of rim and body missing.
High pear-shaped body on small raised base, flat beneath. Upper body narrows to high neck, with small out turned rim. Nozzle flat on top. Vertical band handle ... 6 April 1937 ... H. 0.061; W. 0.067; L. 0.10 ... 0.10 |
| From a vase lid (pyxis perhaps). Small hole in centre. Red - black on buff. Concentric band in interior.
ADDENDA 2018: Two joining sherds to a convex lid with slightly incurving walls. In the center ... LH IIIC ... 9.50-10m. |
| Hydria. Small flat base, globular body, two large horizontal lug handles, triangular in section, pierced vertically, attached in middle of body. Exterior painted (paint 7.5 YR 5/3 (brown) to black) monochrome ... EH II - referenced in Lerna vol. IV as a parallel to Lerna III type 6 hydria ... mistake for "VI", since this ... "U.f. water jug fr. North Alley VI" |
| Terracotta mouldmade banqueter reclining on lt. side, rt. arm rests on rt. side. Oval face with large eyes, defined lids, protruding brow and nose, lower lip framed by full beard and drooping mustache ... c. 250 B.C. (Corinth XII.4, no.306 Deposit VI) or 188-167 B.C. based on Knidian stamped amphora (C47-108, Grace 1985 IV) or 220-178 B.C. based on coin of Philip V ... c. 250 B.C. (Corinth XII.4, no.306 Deposit VI) or ... 1985 IV) or 220-178 B.C. |
| Over half preserved, with two nozzles and base of handle. Third nozzle missing.
Low ring foot with flat resting surface. Resting surface reserved. Underside reserved and miltosed with two glazed circles ... 27 June-5 August 1972 ... Hesperia Suppl. 25 (1992), p. 124, no. 345, pl. 59, fig. 26. |
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