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Pedestalled and carinated open bowl in patterned Urfirnis ware, with high-flaring taper-rounded rim. Outside, well-smoothed and polished; glazed dark brown to carination, above which to rim a continuous ... Middle Neolithic, early to middle phase ... H. ca. 0.180, Diam. of rim 0.300 |
| Defective vase, the foot is asymmetrical and the body seems to lean on one side. Flat base, flaring walls, slightly carinated body, everted tapered lip. Glaze has worn off. Maybe faint remains of parallel ... Glaze has worn off. Maybe faint remains of parallel bands on body. Splatter ... Fragment. 2 joining frags, preserving all of the foot and 1/4 of body and |
| Triangular block with two faces separated by broad bevel. Inscribed side A and bevel smoothly finished. Side B worked with claw chisel, with smooth margin 00.008 m. wide. graffito. Greek. Parts of two ... ? 73 ? Hellenistic ? Early Roman ? ... Northwest Stoa, In great pile of earth NW of 1st column |
| Head of an animal with a long neck; horns and whole body below neck are missing; finished with a partial coat of glaze in the style of the pottery group B. The eyes are deeply punched round holes, each ... Zygouries pg 186; plate XXI.3 |
| Ear spoon consisting of thin shaft circular in section, but flattened near shallow concave bowl. May be an unguent spoon, but small size suggests an ear spoon (cf. Corinth XII p. 181). Traces of four incised ... 1927/09/05 ... Davidson 1952, Corinth XII, no. 1319 (incorrectly listed as MF 1066) |
Small jug (Class II- Matt-painted ware) similar to Z304 in shape: raised basebroad neck and wide mouth and the usual curved strap handle. Matt-painted. Surface originally coated with slip and smoothly ... Zygouries page 133; plate XIV.1 |
| Lamp with small concave bottom, very deep wide flaring body with slight concave curve, broad convex rim, deep concave disk with small central fill hole, nozzle enclosed in body, air hole at base of wick ... Late Roman ... Asklepieion, Provenance unknown: in NB122 P62 wrongly listed fo |
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