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Nozzle missing and chips.
Flat bottom, very broad rim, broadly projecting. No handle.
Black glaze, worn and mottled, over all.
Type II of Corinth collection, type 16B of Agora collection.
Cf. Agora IV, ... 4 May 1938 ... P.L. 0.095; W. 0.094; H. 0.023 |
One side of nozzle attachment and about half of rim and body preserved.
Rim, rounded on top, slopes sharply inward. Slight projection on exterior. Bottom rises toward center.
Glaze, black on rim and nozzle; ... Ca. 525-480 B.C ... IV, ii, pp. 35-38, nos. 44-53, pl. I. ... Agora collection, type II of ... mouth of well. Found with P |
| Fragments of marble with letters of Marcus Aurelius and Commodus.
Broken all around.
Fragment T 48, part of left side preserved.
Ten lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA Same ... 177-180 A.D ... I 10 ... I 10 |
Erotic Symplegma.
Bottom of cup preserved.
Recessed underside, convex with spiral. Probably conical profile, plain wall. Emblem within scraped groove and white zigzag. Standing male on left faces right, ... 125-75 ... Max. p. dim. 6.0. |
Nozzle and handle missing, and chips.
Small bottom flat beneath, rising to a cone at the center inside. Angular body. Broadly projecting rim. Rolled horizontal handle.
Black glaze except for handle space ... Publication: last years of 6th c. -ca. 480 B.C ... P.L. 0.072; W. 0.075; H. 0.02 |
| Inscribed block of marble, with fourth century dedication.
Smoothed on the front, sides and top; rough picked on back and underneath; in the top, round hole.
Probably a statue base.
Hymmetian marble.
... 30 May 1931 ... I 8 ... I 8 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Bottom, back and left edge preserved.
Raised band down left side and across face near bottom; above, a round hole goining through to the back.
Abacus (?)
One line of the inscription ... 10 June 1937 ... I 4940 ... I 4940 |
Moldmade Fragment.
Wall fragment.
Lower(?) part moldmade: vertical lines between ridges, over tips of pointed lotus petals. Upper body wheelmade. Decoration in dull black glaze: broad band on wheelmade ... Late Hellenistic context ... Max. p. dim. 7.5. |
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