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| Three small non-joining fragments preserve part of the rim and wall of an open vessel.
At the rim a narrow band of green. In the transparent wall, yellow spirals, disposed horizontally. Well on lower north ... 15 April 1937 ... G 163 ... G 163 |
| Finger-pestle, miniature, of terracotta. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-35, L-9 ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 150; p. 163, pl. 40, no. 66. |
| Flat and round.
A light ridge across one face.
Unglazed. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-60 ... April 1938 ... Leica, XXXIV-60 |
Broken off behind and above.
Legs and horizontal ridges, across the front. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-61, L-6 ... April 1938 ... Leica, XXXIV-61, L-6 |
| Fragment of lip missing.
Unguentarium shaped bottle.
Light bluish green glass. Well. Container 42.
5th c. A.D. 5789 Leica, 79-11-19, 79-11-20 ... July 1955 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 367, p. 163, pl. 32. |
| Broken at bottom of neck.
Mouth has rolled rim with raised ridges running horizontally below it. At bottom of slender neck the beginning of the body is preserved.
Iridescent translucent glass. Panathenaic ... 20 May 1971 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 364, p. 163, pl. 32. |
| Mouth of bottle broken just below base of neck.
Simple flaring mouth tapering down to slender neck, then spreading out for nearly horizontal shoulder.
Iridescent greenish-yellow glass. Fill of drain. 1611 ... 12 June 1971 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 366, p. 163, pl. 32. |
| Solid base with start of spreading walls.
Something broken off below.
Olive green glass with tiny air bubbles. Above east wing of south Stoa II, near north end, layer I.
Latest Roman fill. 6th or 7th c ... 13 June 1952 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 369, p. 163, pl. 33. |
| High base and part of side preserved.
No pontil but roughish on bottom. Walls thin rapidly to top.
Dark green glass. Bubbles and spirals. Slight iridescent; no other weathering. Fill of 5th or 6th c. A.D ... 23 April 1947 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 368, p. 163, pl. 33. |
| Two joining pieces preserve neck and rim complete with beginning of shoulder, of a small bottle.
Heavy fabric in the straight narrow neck and flat projecting rim; thin fabric in the
shoulder.
Plain bluish ... 22 April 1948 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 360, p 163, pl. 32. |
| A roughly conical object, broad below, pointed at the top and hollow beneath. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-35, L-9, 87-462 PD 2249-20 ... April 1938 ... Leica, XXXIV-35, L-9, 87-462 |
| From neck, broken all around.
Neck widens above and below.
Light blue. Late Roman Gymnasium, basement suite, room F, deposit on original floor.
500-550 A.D. 2095, 2259 Leica ... August 1965 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 362, p. 163, ill. 11, pl. 32. |
| Rim and neck fragment.
Folded rim, narrow neck flaring below.
Pale green glass, very thick enamel weathering. Late Roman Gymnasium, basement suite, room F, deposit on original floor.
500-550 A.D. 2095, ... August 1965 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 365, p. 163, ill. 11, pl. 32. |
| Neck and mouth of flask or bottle.
Neck is tall and flares slightly to the rolled rim. The shoulder was fairly flat.
Thin glass. Soft fill in diagonal cutting.
Late Roman fill. Leica PD 505, PD 2023-28 ... 18 April 1935 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 361, p. 163, fig. 21, pl. 32. |
| Rim with walls and foot preserved.
Low ring foot. Outward tilted side thin walls and flat projecting rim. Previously numbered ST 192. Cistern on south slope of Kolonos Agoraios, well, lower fill. Basket ... 13 May 1937 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 163, p. 119, fig. 10, pl. 16. |
Thin terracotta plaque, irregularly flat.
No finished edge preserved.
In relief on one side a vertical crossed by two horizontals.
ADDENDA: Back of throne. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-58, L-9 ... April 1938 ... Leica, XXXIV-58, L-9 |
| Chips missing.
No traces of color.
Pink clay. Cistern, dug bedrock and brown earth fill.
Coroplast 's dump.
4th c. B.C. sherds. Leica, XXXIV-60, 81-34-32 ... 11 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 150; p. 163, pl. 40, no. 63. |
| Small fragment, broken all around.
Stamped: ΙΤΡΙ
ΑΙΑΜΜ
Cf. A 163, A 187, A 234, SS 4, SS 113.
Metroon series. Dump. Leica, XXXIV-23 ... Summer 1932 ... Agora:Object:A 163 |
Flying bird.
Head, most of the tail, and ends of wings broken off.
Hole for suspension through the middle. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-60 ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 148; p. 163, pl. 40, no. 60. |
| Round shaft without a base and tapering downward.
Bottom finished smooth. Tuscan capital on top. Something else above.
ADDENDA: Round shaft on high ionic base.
Top finished smooth. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-61, ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 151; p. 163, pl. 40, no. 69. |
| Small handmade disc, flat on both sides, and the edges irregularly rounded.
Similar to the two discs MC 472, AA 272 and MC 494, AA 342, but the central groove (ridge) lacking. Cistern. Leica, 81-35-28, ... 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 150, 163, no. 64, pl. 40. |
| Half the mold for one side of an almond.
The mold rises to a knob on top. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-53, L-6 ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 124, 151; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 72. |
Terracotta handmade solid mirror with a ridge around outside edge and incised concentric ring 0.002 from edge. Slightly concave. Flat back. Similar to KT53-2 and KT53-27 (Corinth XV.2, p.211-212, Class ... 5th to 4th c. BC stylistically (PQ, Class XXXIV) or 178-168 B.C. based on coin of Perseus in Well XVIII ... NB195 P163 |
Broken off at knees and along left side.
Polos on head. Right arm bent and held at waist. Probably a double figure.
Probably from the same mold as T 1757 and T 1686.
ADDENDA: Sides bent out at edge. Never ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 152, 154-155; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 74 a. |
| Thin neck, with plain gently flaring rim. Osteotheke.
7th (?) c. A.D. Leica, LIX-80 ... 10 May 1938 ... Agora XXXIV, no. 363, p. 163, pl. 32. |
| Small splotches of reddish glaze on the outside.
Carefully made of fine buff clay, deep pinkish-orange at core. Pit.
4th c. B.C. Leica, XXXIV-53, 80-49-32, 80-57-14, 95-1-19 (cast), 95-1-21 ... 7 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 124, 126, 148, 149; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 61. |
| Right side broken away; full height preserved. Preserved is the left side of a plaque with part of a draped standing female figure wearing a low polos (?). Back pressed into a mould; in the edge, part ... 15 April 1938 ... Leica, XXXIV-38 |
| First interpretation: mold for three-cornered pyramidal object, blunt at the top with grooved bevelled edges.
Toe-like claws at the bottoms of the bevelled edges.
Buff clay. Cistern, dug bedrock and brown ... 11 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 124, 126, 151; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 73. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides.
Boundary stone of Pedieis.
Four lines of the inscription preserved, with two letters in each.
Poros. Found in the wall of the modern house 637/7, over the southern ... 5th. century B.C ... SEG 21 (1965), no. 110. |
| First interpretation: Top-knot of hair from a large figurine (?)
Grooved object, bound round the middle with a string, and broken off below.
ADDENDA: C. Grandjouan: Pack (wood, vegetables?) for animal, ... Publication: ca. 375 B.C ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 141, 151; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 71. |
| Inscribed fragments.
Caption for tribute list, attributed to year of Alkaios.
Fragment ΟΑ 115 a), inscribed face, top, and back (?) preserved.
Ten lines of the inscription preserved, trace of eleventh ... 418/7 B.C ... joins with EM no. 12798.
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