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Mended from many pieces; one handle and fragments of body missing; restored in plaster. Ring mouth sitting directly on body; no neck. Handles rise above mouth. Fat egg-shaped body tapering below to rounded ... 15-17 April 1939 ... Gunsenin (1990), p. 288, pl. LXXVI/1a-e. |
| Cup or mug with flaring offset rim, tapered lip. Wide vertical handle, rectangular in section, forms a complete circle, which is set into the angle of the offset. Body and rim are black-glazed. Handle ... 1937/05/27;1937/05/28 ... Temple Hill, A-E/1-6 fill from 1.10 to 1.60 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Inscription containing list of names, apparently arranged by demes, probably a prytany list of Oineis.
Five non-joining fragments; fragment b), made up of three joining fragments ... 16 June 1946 ... IG II3,1,5, 1180 (frags. a-e). |
| Male figure standing frontal; weight on l. leg, r. slightly bent and foot turned out; body turned slightly to proper left; musculature of neck suggests that head probably in profile to proper l.;nude with ... 1900/05/02;1900/05/16 ... cutting in lt. edge 1.16 m. |
Inscribed fragments.
Fragment ΟΑ 179 a), inscribed face only preserved.
Seven lines of the inscription preserved, top of eighth.
Fragment ΟΑ 429 b), inscribed face only preserved.
Seven lines of the ... 323/2 B.C ... T 27:1 |
| Inscribed fragments.
Fragment Ι 405 a), the rough picked back preserved; other edges broken.
Inscribed stoichedon.
One uniscribed fragment may belongs with fragment a).
Fragment Υ 15 b), belongs with ... 5th. century B.C ... the modern house 634/1 |
| Latin inscription, rather well cut. inscribed. Three lines in Latin:
1st: [--]ANNON[ae curatori isagogi
2nd: [tibe]REON.CLAV[dieon caesareon]
3rd: [sebasteon] AGONO[thetae] Coarse-grained blue marble ... 1914/10/29 ... Old Museum, bay 2, shelf 1 |
Marble Latin inscription, letters not very good. According to West, belongs with I-666 based on lettering, weathering, and marble. inscribed. Four lines in Latin (lines 1-2, added frgt. I-666):
1st: [-] ... 1915/06/01 ... Latin (lines 1-2, added frgt. I-666):
1st: [-] (possibly THET?)
2nd: [-annon]AE |
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