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| The hair is drawn down in loose waves to the nape, and is crowned by a heavy rolled wreath. The head is bent slightly to her left; she wears earrings (one missing).
A few flecks of white remain.
Brownish-yellow ... 22 July 1947 |
| The shell mold made; the underside and the legs stuck on by hand; vent-hole beneath. The legs are turned down, not out.
Complete except for head and one leg broken off.
No traces of color.
Pinkish clay ... 23 July 1947 |
| Head with wavy hair parted in the middle and crowned with a small wreath.
Broken off across the neck.
No remains of color.
Pink to buff clay. Great Drain, sand fill; found with two coins of 1st. half of ... 31 July 1947 |
| Bearded head with heavy moustache and curling hair crowned by a drapery roll (rolled fillet).
Broken off at neck.
Hair worked behind.
Traces of white, with red on face and hair and fillet.
Light buff clay ... 13 October 1947 |
| Slightly chipped.
On its face a (negative) impression of a warrior to right, from the waist up, shield and spear in left hand, right hand raised. He wears attic helmet with plume, short-sleeved tunic with ... 10 March 1939 |
| Broken off below.
An impression made by pressing a heavy lump of clay against some circular object, presumably a mirror-cover.
The upper part of the scene is preserved; three figures and a hovering Eros ... 3 May 1939 |
| First interpretation: head of woman.
Head of Apollo, at fairly large scale, tipped slightly to his right.
Broken off at neck; chips missing.
The hair is parted in the center and drawn over the brows to ... 20 May 1939 |
| Complete comic mask.
Long pointed beard; cheeks bulging at corners of mouth; blunt nose and popping eyes; irregularly arched eyebrows. Pierced at either side at point where ear should be, for suspension, ... Publication: ca. 350 B.C. |
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