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Apparently broken at both ends; the bottom flat, but left rough as split. The top dressed smooth, and both sides, to near the bottom where a rough projecting edge has been left.
Grayish-white limestone ... 8 July 1953 ... Agora XIII, no. XXIV-24, p. 226, pl. 52. |
| Intact. One-handled miniature jug with fairly wide mouth, sharply bulging body, narrow foot. Decoration in bands around rim, neck-shoulder join, point of greatest diameter and foot; wavy zigzag pattern ... 7 May 1951 ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 213, no. 22, pl. 75 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-22. |
| Intact.
Shield-shaped, lentoid. Pierced vertically.
Similar to ST 498 (H 676), but without the four depressions which on that suggest a seal stone.
Black steatite. Mycenaean Grave. 4334 Leica PD 2112-6 ... 24-25 May 1951 ... Agora XIII, no. 442, p. 253, pl. 61 ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 217, no. 34. |
| Complete but for wall chip; mended from many fragments. Wide mouth, flaring lip; broad body forming double curve to narrow base depressed beneath.
Pinkish-buff clay and slip; undecorated. Finished Mycenaean ... LH III C 1 ... Hesperia 24 (1955), pp. 213-214, no. 23, pl. 75 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-23. |
| Three pieces from a large open bowl, straight-sided and with vertical band handle from rim.
a) Part of the wall and out-turned rim, with the start of the broad flat handle.
b) Fragment from the handle ... LH III C ... Hesperia 24 (1955), pp. 214-215, no. 25, pl. 77 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-25. |
| Complete save minor chips; mended from many fragments. Fairly high curving profile; flat rim and bottom; handles rising just above rim. Rim and handles glazed; band at top of shoulder, then double-line ... LH II A-B ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 204, no. 2, fig. 5, pl. 73 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-2. |
Almost identical in dimension and proportion. Both intact.
Wider in proportion to lengh than ST 501, with sharply tapering points and curved barbs. No tang, short barbs.
Suggestion of median rib, but may ... 9 May 1951 ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 216, no. 30, pl. 76 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-30, p. 189, pl. 40. |
One barb of arrow head a), chipped.
Long and tapering, fairly thin; roughly flaked, but very sharp points. No tang; curved barbs; unpierced but with rounded socket for shaft. No trace of median rib.
The ... 9 May 1951 ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 216, no. 30, pl. 76 ... Agora XIII, no. VII-30, p. 189, pl. 40. |
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