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| Miscellaneous Other Ware (Type F) according to Blegen (Zygouries). Lower part of a goblet or chalice standing on a high stem with broad, bell-shaped foot. Possibly a type of brazier or incense burner ... Zygouries Page 124-125; Fig 117, page 125 |
Broken all around; from side of neck [P.H. 0.105]. A band of brown at base of neck.
A large beta in red:
Purplish-red micaceous clay.
ADDENDA Pieces added, partially restored in plaster: neck, handles ... 9 April 1954 ... Lawall (1995), pp. 124, 125, 361, fig. 41. |
Neck and mouth with part of shoulder. Short neck, diminishing upward, and trefoil mouth.
Streaky brownish glaze. From tin. Protoattic pit. Leica, 7-430 ... March-April 1936 ... Hesperia Suppl. 2 (1939), no. C 124, p. 178, fig. 125. |
| Small hole rotted through, and some partial cracks, on weathered half.
Where surface well preserved, veining of stone displayed in fine horizontal wavy lines. Under the small lug on either side a sort ... February 1936 ... Study Collections-Case No. 125-3 |
| Outward flaring keeled lip. On upper face of lip, procession of geese, right. On outer face of lip, between purple bands, "running dog". On front neck panel, gorgon running right, pick-like object in right ... 23 February 1935 ... Diam. (lip) 0.188; H. 0.125 ... 0.125 |
| Complete, except for wall and rim fragments. Low flat base; very short neck; trefoil mouth with high-swung rolled handle. Glaze above base, outside mouth, and on handle. Wide vertical bands, widely spaced, ... 26 January 1937, 13, 16 February 1937 ... Papadopoulos (2007b), p. 130, fig. 124C ... Museum Guide (2014), p. 125 ... Hesperia 7 (1938), no. D 17, p. 425, fig. 5. |
| Whole jar put together of large fragments, part of side restored.
Cap. (Lang 1954) 21.710.
Red clay.
Stamped on neck; sphinx. Grf: =PIIC= (according to M.L.)*
Prof: PD 1454--64* Well; uniform Greek fill ... 4 April 1933 ... Hesperia Suppl. 25 (1992), pp. 124-125 ... Dalby (2000), p. 401, fig. e ... Lawall (1995), pp. 338, 342, 355, fig. 22. |
| The nose and chin have been considerably damaged. At the base of the neck, a roughly picked tongue indicates that the head was inserted into a separate body.
Head, larger than life-size, perhaps of Trajan ... Flavian period ... Hesperia 69 (2000), pp. 124-125, figs. 20-21 ... Dillon (2022), pp. 81-83, figs. 13-14, n. 25 ... Hesperia 4 (1935), pp. 411-413, figs. 35-36. |
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