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| Mended from three pieces; complete except small fragment missing from upper wall; cracks. Two suspension holes.
Bars on rim; cross on bottom; round lower half of exterior zone of dog's tooth and zone ... 27 May 1955 ... P 24792 ... P 24792 |
| Heavy, triangular sherd perhaps from an amphora.
Unglazed interior and streaky, brown-glazed exterior. Three chips in exterior surface leave inscription intact save for the one near the upper right corner ... 15 June 1994 ... Camp and Mauzy (2009), p. 80, fig. 77 ... Hesperia 65 (1996), p. 234, no. 2, fig. 2, pl. 66; n. 4, p. 233; n. 5, p. |
| The nose broken off. The height apparently complete.
The head is bent sharply to the figure 's left. Thick lips; bar of Praxiteles.
The undersurface, at the base of the neck, is finished smooth and has ... 13 March 1934 ... Hesperia 39 (1970), p. 115, n. 3 ... Hesperia 34 (1965), p. 69, pl. 17, no. 3. |
| Fragment of left leg broken off above and below knee.
The knee appears to be bent at a right angle, and is deeply hollowed underneath. Something , which is broken off (the right knee?), crosses the top ... May 1955 ... underneath. Something , which is |
| From the neck of a large amphora. Panel bordered by three lines at sides and below; on shoulder, rays, alternately filled with white. In panel, a cock pecking at the ground, drawn in outline; in field, ... 11 March 1935 ... P 4950 ... P 4950 |
| Mended from two fragments found on different dates.
Lower part broken away: legs missing save upper part of left. Small fragment broken from head.
The boy has drooping curly head. Lower arms left for another ... 19 February 1932, 1 April 1932 ... ΣΤ:2-5/Ε-ΣΤ |
| Water jar with rounded shoulder with undulating exterior surface. graffito. Three Greek letters, RLA , incised at the base of neck. According to Lang (Hesperia 1955), it is the date 131 AD. Fine chocolate ... 131 AD ... graffito. Three Greek letters, RLA , incised at the base of neck. According to |
| Somewhat less than the right half of highly ornamental pilaster capital. Includes the abacus (ornamented with shallow tongues in low relief and ovolo). Flat calathus partly covered by two crowns of acanthus ... First half of 1st century AD (B. Robinson). End of 1st century BC/1st century AD (O. Broneer) ... Broneer 1954, Corinth 1.4, p. 120; Plate 37.3; B. Robinson "Fountains and the |
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