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| Two bearded men wearing mantles. Right hand of taller man resting above head of shorter figure (?). Broken at left side and bottom. Dorothy A. Schierer, Nb. No. 11. 71 91-40-11, 98-5-15, 98-5-16, 98-5-17, ... 28 May 1937 ... P.H. ca. 0.38; P.W. 0.23; P.Th. 0.10 |
Articulated kantharos with slightly convex inclined upper walls. Lip outturned, rounded bevelled in. Black glaze over all. Miltos covered scraped groove just below lip. Side A: graffito in middle of handle ... 1947/03/03 ... C 1947 146 ... 146 |
Handles restored; preserved only at the attachments.
Thick body on flaring ring foot; heavy rolled rim with a groove and a sharp ridge below it. Slightly gritty red clay with some fine mica, neatly self-surfaced ... Context ca. 490-450 B.C ... IV, p. 146, fig. 140 ... For the double rim cf. p. ... (Kameiros) 13339: Cl. Rh., IV, pp. |
| Piece of slab. It is formed with the non-joining fragment I-988. inscribed. This fragment contains only the fifth line of the text, mostly preserved in I-988. White marble. Fragment. Single fragment. Part ... Old Museum, bay 5, shelf 3 |
Echinus bowl with low, slightly flaring ring foot, flat undersurface, deep conovex body, inturned rounded lip. Opaque porous glass paste or frit, mottled brown and bluish green on parts of surface. Complete ... Context 146, profile poss. 4-3rd c. BC ... foot, 1/2 undersurface, 3 |
Wall fragment, broken all around. Above a band of two ridges separated by a grooves, incised verticals (pseudo-ribbing), to the left of which a black zone (under handle?) with incised X.
Clay pink-buff ... 13 September 1954 ... Würzburg , pl. 223:704 [BAS]. |
Mended from three pieces. A small part of the rim and about one-quarter of the low ring base preserved. The plate nearly flat, rising slightly toward the edge, and finished with a narrow rim, offset on ... 22 June 1933 ... P 2405 ... P 2405 |
| Ten fragments mended to five, include one with the figure of Athena partly preserved. Another with the nose of a horse, a third has a portion of the goal post and the inscription: , probably to be restored ... 360-359 B.C ... the inscription: , |
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