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Parts of lip and upper wall, and both handles missing. Foot more convex profile; body more elongated than any previous example; lip slightly more flaring than P 12149 (ΙΙ 318). Normal piercing.
Soft ... 11-14 March 1938 ... Hesperia 48 (1979), p. 213, pl. 66a, no. I:16. |
Bolster Krater: Pergamene.
Rim fragment.
Projecting rim, strongly convex on top. Top surface has pair of scraped grooves at either edge. At left, dolphin leaping right, with incised outline filled in ... Context of 250-175 ... W. of rim 4.7; max. p. dim. 6.0. |
| Fragment from an inscribed stele.
Edges broken; back, rough picked, preserved, worked smooth to within ca. 0.10m. of the present bottom of the stone, where a boss-like mass, rough picked, projects.
Seventeen ... Late 3rd. or early 2nd. centuries B.C ... I 432 ... I 432 |
Stamped Plate.
Center of floor preserved.
Convex underside, with trace of groove around edge. At center of floor, six-petaled rosette within hexagon with concave sides, all within circular field. Reddish ... Late Hellenistic? (Roman context) ... Max. p. dim. 6.6. |
| Goblet (FS 254) with narrow stem, deep ovoid body curving up to straight flaring rim. Two vertical strap handles from mid body to rim. Ephyraean type decoration. Exterior slipped. Lustrous brown glaze: ... 1916/06/24
1916/06/24 ... Pottery Inventory I (CWB), p. 48 no. 9 ... I.16. |
P 10900 a
Neck and about half of shoulder preserved; partiallyrestored.
Convex shoulder with smooth transition to long, cylindrical neck.
Torus rim. Decoration in brown glaze: band on rim and at base ... 1st-century context ... 1970, no. 85.1, p. 487, fig. 140 (Argos); Antioch IV, i, p. 28, fig. 8:21; |
Fragment of shoulder.
Shoulder slightly convex. Decoration in brown glaze: broad band at angle with two narrow bands above; tendrils of ivy(?) garland on shoulder. Hard, friable, light red fabric (2.5YR ... Max. p. dim. 5.4. |
Fragments of an inscribed stele.
Fragment Λ 59a (a), the left hand is preserved, and on the face the first letter in each of seven lines of the inscription, with traces of a second letter in the first ... Ca. 485 B.C ... I 1230 ... I 1230 ... Ψ 48 |
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