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| Jar with low flaring ring foot with broad resting surface W00.011, conical undersurface. Concave cylindrical body decorated with 15 flutes rising diagonally to left. Pale blue to dark turquoise glaze inside ... Late Byzantine or Frankish |
| Cup with cylindrical body, round lip. On body, checkboard, alternately filled in with blue-green or reserved with black dot. Yellow on lip, overlapping interior. Clear glaze over all. Fine white clay fired ... Late Byzantine Coins to Manuel I |
| Deep bowl with hemispherical body curving up to outturned rim. Type 3a. Decoration in white, black, ice blie and green. Abstract motif of white dots and semi-circles on blue and black field. White ovals ... late 11th century (Guy Sanders) |
| Bowl with deep vertical body, projecting rim and upturned lip. Rim offeset on interior by ledge. Yellow glaze on interior. Interior with sets of two or three incised parallel lines, diagonal on rim and ... based on comparanda |
| Bowl with flaring ring foot, rounded resting surface, convex undersurface. Deep convex body. Similar to C-1936-487 (Corinth 11). White slip in, over which two concentric bands, one on floor, one higher ... Late Byzantine |
| Cup with vertical body with slight convex profile, everted fine lip. Vertical ring handle, square in sectiond attached to body. Exterior, horizontal rows of closely-spaced blue dots ringed in blck, on ... Late Byzantine |
| Cup with small disk foot, echinoid body turning up vertically (H. 0.034 to H. 0.050), straight flaring rim (H. 0.009), fine lip. Single vertical handle, square in section with groove down back, attached ... 1936/11/13 |
| Loomweight with flat bottom, flaring to high bevel, tapering to blunt tip. Pierced for suspension 0.023 m. below tip. Surface carefully smoothed. inscribed. Incised on side just above bevel, with blunt-tipped ... 1936/11/13 |
| Jug with flaring disk foot, ovoid body, unarticulated narrow rounded shoulder, conical neck ridged at top and bottom, flaring rim; attachments for vertical strap handle on shoulder and top of neck. Pale ... 1936/11/14 |
| Plate with vertical ring foot, flat resting and undersurfaces. Shallow flaring body rising at 30 degrees with slight convex curve to upturned tapered lip. White slip on interior, and over lip. On floor, ... Coins to 1143-80 |
| Lid with high convex profile, ending in rounded thickened lip. Exterior has plastic decoration: relief strips curved to form crude arcade circling top of lid, with rows of studs below. Brown glaze unevenly ... 78 Middle to Late Byzantine |
| Plate with straight flaring body. Interior, concentric rings of blue-green and yellow, above which quatrefoils of green, red, on red dotted ground. Clear glaze inside. Fine white clay fired to pale pink ... Late Byzantine |
| Plate with convex undersurface. Interior, in center, small red square outlined with white square-on-cross motif; in solid blue field, 4 large blue medallions outlined in white. Clear glaze. Fine white ... Late Byzantine |
| Cup with straight body profile, opening out from vertical, round lip. On exterior, 2 arms of cross (?) in black, surrounded by white, then black; oblique wavy bands of white to either side, with tip of ... ? Late Byzantine ? Group III |
| Bowl with low vertical ring foot, flat resting surface and undersuface. Body rising at 30 degrees to vertical rim with convex profile, tapered lip. Paring on body. Interior, edge of medallion, from which ... Late Byzantine (or later ?) |
| Bronze weight with incised design. Bronze ... 1936/11/14 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and top, rough picked, preserved.
The inscription on a smooth band slightly sunken below the heavily toothed surface.
One line of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian ... 14 November 1936 |
| Fragment of dedicatory relief. The back of the stele remains. The heads of all the figures battered.
The relief shows a partly draped male figure and a draped female figure, standing at the left edge ... 14 November 1936 |
| 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. |
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