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Body of four-legged animal (horse ?).
Head, neck, legs and tail broken away.
Traces of something attached on the back.
No color.
Pinkish clay. Well. Container 5. Leica ... 24 May 1939 ... Agora V, no. L 62, p. 80. |
| Plate with flat base, straight flaring walls, tapered lip. Similar to C-88-122, C-88-123; Agora V, p. 63, no. K 36-40, pl. 69; Agora V, p. 54, no. J 33, pl. 68. Interior and upper half of body on exterior ... After 240 A.C ... Fabric: 2.5YR 5/6 (red), Slip: 10R 5/4 (weak red) |
| Complete except for chips from lip and foot. Elongated ovoid body on small ring foot; wide neck neatly grooved and ridged; plain lip slightly flaring. Wheel-ridges on shoulder and upper body. Handle, neck ... 5 June 1939 ... P 15402 ... P 15402 |
| Intact. Broad flat bottom; trefoil mouth; broad ridged handle, from lip to shoulder.
Rather coarse clay. Buff slip. Τριφυλλόστομη οινοχόη, με επίπεδη βάση. Φέρει αυλακωτό διάκοσμο. Σχεδόν ακέραια. Well ... 3 April 1937 ... P 9790 ... P 9790 |
| Left side of face broken away; including nose.
Head with rolled fillet around hair.
Traces of red paint and white under on hair; on face and fillet only white is preserved. top to 0.90m. Well. Top to 0.90m ... 23 May 1939 ... P.H. 0.047; W. 0.039; H. (face) 0.011 |
| Fragment of neck and most of lip missing; otherwise unbroken. Restored in plaster. Small ring foot; pear-shaped body narrowing sharply; tall neck slightly flaring, grooved below plain lip; ridged handle ... 5 April 1937 ... Stoa Gallery-Case No. 54.5, top shelf |
| A hollow stem.
Apparently broken at both ends.
Finished with a projecting ring at either end, closed at one end.
Green glass.
Cf. G 54. Well on lower north slopes of Areopagus. Use filling. Container ... 3 April 1937 ... G 54 ... Well on lower north slopes of Areopagus. Use filling. Container 20.
5th c. |
| Intact.
Usual type of ring key.
The rectangular piece that went into the lock is striated deeply on both sides and does not have the more ordinary teeth. Well, earth.
Layer IV, early 5th c. A.D. Leica, ... 21 June 1939 ... Well, earth.
Layer IV, early 5th c. A.D. |
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