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The forepart of a horse wearing a studded chestband. Part of a draped rider wearing a chlamys is preserved.
Clay: Fine, buff, covered in front with white paint on back with black glaze. Pink of rider's ... Early fourth century B.C ... The forepart of a horse wearing a studded chestband. Part of a draped rider ... Assembly Place, filling of Period III. |
Edges broken. Equal sides, almost vertical.
Incised on top (after firing, by hammering a sharp instrument into the clay): C (sketch on original ID card).
Glaze: red-brown on top and sides.
Clay: reddish, ... 1932 ... instrument into the clay): C ... Assembly Place, filling of Period III. |
Fragment of rim and body only.
Rounded body. Two grooves around deeply sunken, very convex rim. Pierced lug (apparently pierced horizontally).
Clay: fine reddish; black glaze inside on rim outside and ... 1932 ... and on grooves around the ... Assembly Place, filling of Period III. |
Wall fragment from a large closed vase; a nude youth, right, carrying a draped female figure over his left shoulder. Her right arm clasps his right shoulder.
Incision; white for the woman's flesh. Glaze ... 1931 ...
Incision; white for the woman's ... Assembly Place, Filling of Period III |
Part of a female figure, wearing chiton and boarder himation, sits in a chair, left. Behind her is a wool basket. Part of the lower border preserved: meander, broken be saltizes; tongues below.
No relief ... 1931 ... Part of the lower border ... Assembly Place, Filling of Period III. |
| Athens ... Cleaned with the pottery in the acid. Coin no. 12.
Casts stored in Lab Case No. 52C Said to be from the earth from Well A. Head of Apollo r., laur., hair falling in archaizing curls. Border of dots. A-θE ... Mid-80's-70's B.C ... Coins | Greek Coins | Attica | Athens | Bronze, Period IV (86 - 10s B.C.) |
Carpenter, Rhys Bon, Antoine ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... The defensive walls that surrounded both the site of ancient Corinth and the citadel of Acrocorinth above it are the focus of this volume. The book starts with a detailed account of the classical fortifications ... 1936 ... The defensive walls that surrounded both the site of ancient Corinth and the citadel |
| The main north-south artery (cardo maximus) of the Roman city ultimately linked the Agora of Corinth with the harbor of Lechaion on the Corinthian gulf 3 kilometers to the north. In the time of Augustus, ... period). To the east of this ... The main north-south artery (cardo maximus) of the |
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