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| Intact except for very minor chips on hair. Broken off at bottom of neck.
A youthful male portrait (?) head on a herm or rectangular shaft, part of the right side of which is preserved and a bit at the ... Roman period ... Hesperia 8 (1939), pp. 239, 240, fig. 39. |
Bronze lamphanger consisting of a long, thin wire flattened at both ends. Both ends bent into a small loop, and one end bent again into another, larger loop or hook. Corresponds with Gill's Type B or C ... Byzantine ... lamphanger; cf. Sarachane I, pp. 239-240. |
The end of the nozzle broken away; otherwise intact.
High straight sides rounding below into a flat bottom; no base. Flat top with central filling hole; two grooves near the outer edge. Broad flat-topped, ... 350-300 B.C ... 236-240, pp. 61-62, pls. 8, 37.
Corinth IV, ii, pp. 43-45, nos. |
| Bronze object consisting of a long, thin shaft, roughly square in section and twisted to form a spiral pattern. Bent into a hook at top. May be part of a lamphanger (cf. Sarachane 1, pp. 239-240). Bronze ... lamphanger (cf. Sarachane 1, pp. 239-240). |
Rim chipped.
Flat underside with string marks. Deep body with convex profile.
Strongly outturned rim. Wide, vertical strap handles from rim to upper body. Micaceous, reddish yellow fabric (5YR 6/6) of ... 300-275 ... Miller 1974, nos. 65a, 66, pp. 239--240, pl. 34 [F 16:8]). |
| Large guard for the hilt of a sword, inlay carving of palmettes at the top on either side. Traces of iron pins and silver (?) which must have been carefully picked out. Inscibed beneath.
Mr. Gejvall considers ... 13 June 1938 ... Hesperia 8 (1939), pp. 239-240, fig. 38. |
| Bronze object consisting of a thin, flattened strip of metal bent at one end into a thin loop/hook. Attached, a figure-eight link. May be a lamphanger (cf. Sarachane 1, pp. 239-240) or an implement for ... Byzantine? ... Sarachane 1, pp. 239-240) or an |
| Bronze object, most likely a lamphanger or other suspension device, consisting of hook-and-loop element made of bronze wire, formed into a loop and flattened at end, then wrapped twice around wire. Attached, ... Byzantine? (on analogy with lamphangers in Sarachane I, pp. 239-240) ... 1, p. 239-240, fig. G). |
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