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| A single fragment from the shoulder of a large closed pot. Head of a sphinx, right. Possibly belonging to G-H 10-11 (see deposit summary). 1359 Leica ... 21 March 1933 ... Paralip., p. 18, no. 2 (Painter of Xanthos) |
| From wall of an open pot, probably a krater. Back part of head and shoulder of man facing left with elaborate hair-dressing and beard. At right segment of handle palmette(?).
Pinkish-buff clay; good ... 15-26 May 1936 ... From wall of an open pot, probably a krater. Back part of head and shoulder of |
| From the shoulder where it joins the neck of a small closed pot, oinochoe(?). Edge of decorated panel to left; fringe above. Head of a bearded man, right, playing lyre with incised strings. Purple for ... 27-29 May 1936 ... From the shoulder where it joins the neck of a small closed pot |
| From wall of stout pot; probably just below rim of krater. Woman right with outstretched arms. Frontal eye. Fine relief lines. Glazed inside. Indifferent work of severe style.
Glaze good but crackled ... 16 March 1932 ... Langridge (1993), Eucharides Painter, p. 448, no. K 3. |
| From wall of closed pot. Sphinx to left, facing a large lotus and palmette cross. Incised rosettes. Zone of staggered dots below. Red for hair, body and start of wing, petals of rosettes, hearts and petals ... 24 June 1959 ... Paralip., p. 21: Polos painter. |
| Fragment from lid or from shoulder of pot. Lion moving right; trace of incised tail, flame mane. Red for mane, belly stripe. Unglazed inside.
Gorgon painter? (MZP). Catalogued 1959. Well. Leica ... 25-29 May 1936 ... Fragment from lid or from shoulder of pot. Lion ... inside.
Gorgon painter |
Rather deep kotyle, flaring convex body, small ring foot. Horizontal loop handles. Black Figure style. One horizontal glazed line below the lip and vertical wavy lines between handles. Animal frieze: three ... Missing parts. Mended from many fragments. Missing half the pot and half a |
Base and part of wall.
From a small lekane. High flaring ring foot. Inscribed on the underside. For the Graffiti see above under 1792.
The neat flaring foot resembles that of 1784, or the ostraka, 1770, ... Context ca. 470-460 B.C ... Beazley, Potter and Painter, pp. |
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