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| First interpretation: uncertain object.
Small roll of clay, slightly curved.
Broken off at each end, and pocked with small holes. Cistern. Leica, L-6 ... April 1938 ... Study Collections-Case No. 36-3 |
Broken off behind and above.
Legs and horizontal ridges, across the front. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-61, L-6 ... April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), p. 151; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 68. |
| Fragment of large amphora(?).
Water bird right; traces probably of another bird behind and running dog as filling ornament; wings of the birds in applied white lines.
Traces of burning.
Early Orientalizing ... 25-26 April 1932 ... Hesperia 2 (1933), p. 580, no. 163, fig. 41. |
Broken off at knees and along left side.
Polos on head. Right arm bent and held at waist. Probably a double figure.
Probably from the same mold as T 1757 and T 1686.
ADDENDA: Sides bent out at edge. Never ... April 1938 ... P.H. 0.086 |
| Right side broken away; full height preserved. Preserved is the left side of a plaque with part of a draped standing female figure wearing a low polos (?). Back pressed into a mould; in the edge, part ... 15 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 152, 154-155; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 74 b. |
| First interpretation: mold for three-cornered pyramidal object, blunt at the top with grooved bevelled edges.
Toe-like claws at the bottoms of the bevelled edges.
Buff clay. Cistern, dug bedrock and brown ... 11 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 124, 126, 151; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 73 ... Monaco (2000), [A,XX,18], p. 194. |
| Half the mold for one side of an almond.
The mold rises to a knob on top. Cistern. Leica, XXXIV-53, L-6 ... April 1938 ... P.L. 0.031; L. (cast) 0.028 |
| Small splotches of reddish glaze on the outside.
Carefully made of fine buff clay, deep pinkish-orange at core. Pit.
4th c. B.C. Leica, XXXIV-53, 80-49-32, 80-57-14, 95-1-19 (cast), 95-1-21 ... 7 April 1938 ... Hesperia 21 (1952), pp. 124, 126, 148, 149; p. 163, pl. 41, no. 61 ... Monaco (2000), [A,XX,16], p. 194. |
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